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IFREMER Lead Authors for This Deliverable: Mathilde Cannat (IPGP), Jérôme Blandin (Ifremer), Pierre-Marie Sarradin (Ifremer) Project contract no. 036851 ESONET European Seas Observatory Network Instrument: Network of Excellence (NoE) Thematic Priority: 1.1.6.3 – Climate Change and Ecosystems Sub Priority: III – Global Change and Ecosystems Add on to Deliverable D12 Demonstration Mission Deliverables For the 01/03/08 to 28/02/09 Period Due date of deliverable: August 2008 Actual submission date: April 2009 Start date of project: March 2007 Duration: 48 months Work Package 4 Organisation name of lead contractor for this deliverable: INGV Lead authors for this deliverable: Laura Beranzoli Revision [16 April 2009] Project co-funded by the European Commission within the Sixth Framework Programme (2002-2006) Dissemination Level PU Public PP Restricted to other programme participants (including the Commission Services) RE Restricted to a group specified by the consortium (including the Commission Services) CO Confidential, only for members of the consortium (including the Commission Services) X Add on to D12 2 2 Add on to D12 3 CONTENT MOMAR-D ....................................................................... p.5 LOOME................................................................................ p.103 LIDO....................................................................................... p.141 3 Add on to D12 4 4 Add on to D12 5 Project contract no. 036851 ESONET European Seas Observatory Network Instrument: Network of Excellence (NoE) Thematic Priority: 1.1.6.3 – Climate Change and Ecosystems Sub Priority: III – Global Change and Ecosystems MoMAR-D Demonstration Mission Deliverable D1 Due date of deliverable: February 2009 Actual submission date: April 2009 Start date of the Demonstration mission:Feb 2008 Duration: 36 months Organisation name of lead contractor for this deliverable: IFREMER Lead authors for this deliverable: Mathilde Cannat (IPGP), Jérôme Blandin (Ifremer), Pierre-Marie Sarradin (Ifremer) Revision [March 2009] Project co-funded by the European Commission within the Sixth Framework Programme (2002-2006) Dissemination Level PU Public PP Restricted to other programme participants (including the Commission Services RE Restricted to a group specified by the consortium (including the Commission Services) CO Confidential, only for members of the consortium (including the Commission Services) Add on to D12 6 Add on to D12 7 WP4- Demonstration Missions, MoMAR-D D1- MoMARSAT 2010-2011 cruise proposal M.Cannat (IPGP), J. Blandin (Ifremer), P.M. Sarradin (Ifremer) Submitted for evaluation in January 2009 to the French Fleet March 2009 Access restricted to ESONET partners Add on to D12 8 Add on to D12 9 PROPOSITION DE CAMPAGNE A LA MER IFREMER - IPEV – IRD FLOTTE OCEANOGRAPHIQUE APPEL D’OFFRES 2010 et 2011 Nom des campagnes : MoMARSAT 1 & 2 Nom du chef de mission principal : Mathilde Cannat Fiche synthétique n°1 1 Fiche synthétique n°2 2 Abstract 6 Modifications du dossier, évaluation 2008 7 Document 1 9 Document 2 25 Document 3 33 Document 4 38 Document 5 41 Document 6 47 Document 7 48 Document 8 52 Fiches de valorisation ATOS 54 MoMARETO 60 SudAçores 70 SWIR 72 SISMOMAR 75 Graviluck 80 BBMoMAR 84 MoMAR08-leg1 88 Add on to D12 10 Add on to D12 11 PROPOSITION DE CAMPAGNE A LA MER IFREMER - IPEV – IRD FICHE SYNTHETIQUE N°1 MoMARSAT Date de rédaction du dossier : JANVIER 2009 Années demandées : Chef de mission Chef de mission Chef de mission 2010 et 2011 Coordinateur N°2 N°3 Durée des travaux (hors transits Mathilde Cannat Jérôme Blandin Pierre-Marie Sarradin port-zone de travail) : 21 jours et 22 jours Période (si impératif) : CNRS Ifremer Ifremer Mai – Août Zone : IPG Paris TSI DEEP Ride médio Atlantique, 37°17N Pays dont les eaux territoriales Tour 14 5ème étage BP 70 BP 70 sont concernées : 4 pl. Jussieu 29280 Plouzané 29280 Plouzané Portugal 75252 Paris cedex O5 Pays dont la zone économique 01 44275192 02 98 22 46 88 02 98 22 46 72 est concernée : Portugal [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Travaux : Equipes scientifiques et techniques embarquées Démonstration de mise en place d’un observatoire fond de mer IPGP pluridisciplinaire sur le champ hydrothermal Lucky Strike Ifremer – TSI et DEEP Plongées Victor. LOCEAN – UPMC Acquisition de données associée à l’étude temporelle. OMP-LMGT Labo chimie marine (IUEM/UBO) Navire(s) souhaité(s) par ordre de préférence : UAç (Portugal) Pourquoi pas ? (Atalante) U. Lisbonne (Portugal) NOC (UK) Engin(s) sous-marin(s) : Univ. Bremen (Ge) Victor MARUM (Ge) Océanopolis (Fr) Gros équipements : 2 Nœuds Seamon et une bouée de transmission de données BOREL, OBSs Equipes scientifiques et techniques à terre Les mêmes + IUEM-UBO, Ifremer – GM, et les autres Nécessité d’une campagne pour récupération d’engins ? intervenants du NoE ESONET (European Seas Observatory Oui, Ce dossier présente la mise en place des équipements en 2010 et leur Network) pour intégration des résultats scientifiques et récupération en 2011. techniques à l’échelle du réseau. Type de campagne : Recherche scientifique et technologique Thème de la campagne : Démonstration de mise en place et fonctionnement durant 12 mois d’un observatoire fond de mer pluridisciplinaire non câblé sur le champ hydrothermal Lucky Strike Cette proposition s’inscrit dans une série de campagnes : OUI Si oui nom du programme ou du chantier : MoMAR Année de démarrage : 2005 Année prévue de fin : > 2012 Cette proposition est rattachée à des programmes nationaux ou internationaux avec comité scientifique : OUI Si oui lesquels : ESONET NoE, ANR-DEEP OASES, chantier INSU-Ifremer MoMAR, GDR ECCHIS, SENSEnet MCRTN, HERMIONE Envoyer une copie de ce dossier de proposition de campagne aux responsables des programmes concernés S’agit-il d’une première demande ? : NON, présentation en 2007 –Non Retenue / en 2008 –Priorité 2a Le rapport d’évaluation 2008 est inclus en annexe ainsi qu’une brève explication des modifications effectuées. Add on to D12 12 PROPOSITION DE CAMPAGNE A LA MER IFREMER - IPEV – IRD FICHE SYNTHETIQUE N°2 MoMARSAT Estimation du coût du navire et des engins et de leur financement Types de coûts Coûts en Euros Sources et niveaux des Sources et niveaux des financements assurés sur financements envisagés projet (ANR, EU …) sur projet (ANR, EU …) Coût de fonctionnement du 60KE * 51 jrs / 3 ME 0 temps navire Coût de la mise en œuvre 20KE * 51 jrs /1 ME 0 des engins sous-marins Coût de la mise en oeuvre - - des autres engins lourds Coût total 4 ME Pour compléter ce tableau contacter selon le navire demandé : [email protected] ou [email protected] ou [email protected] Evaluation des frais directement à la charge de l’équipe demandeuse et de leur financement Types de coûts Coûts en Euros Sources de Financement Niveau de financement assurées et/ou envisagées Frais de préparation de la 400 KE ESONET, ANR- 100% campagne (missions MOHTESIEM, INSU- préparatoires, équipement à acquérir, développements, MoMAR, Ifremer et instituts consommables, ….) européens partenaires Frais de missions (voyages + 100 KE (66 participants hors ESONET, INSU-Soutien 100% séjour) des membres de PT x 1.5 KE) campagne, Ifremer et l’équipe embarquant instituts européens partenaires Frais d’acquisition de 250 KE ESONET, ANR- 100% nouveaux matériels, contrat, MOHTESIEM, INSU- sous-traitance MoMAR, Ifremer et instituts européens partenaires Frais de transport du matériel 45 KE ESONET, INSU-Soutien Demandes à soumettre propre à la campagne campagne, Ifremer et après programmation instituts européens partenaires Frais d’analyse et de 100 KE ESONET, ANR- 20% acquis et demandes à dépouillement à terre MOHTESIEM, INSU- soumettre après MoMAR, Ifremer et instituts programmation européens partenaires Autres frais (ex : chien de Navette RV Archipelago ESONET 100% garde pour sismique) 21 KE Coût total 916 KE Demandes en cours Voir fiche détaillant les montants en Annexe Les sources de financement envisagées. Cette demande de campagne se situe dans le cadre du projet MoMAR-Demo soumis à l’appel d’offre « demonstration missions » du NoE ESONET (A. Colaço et P.M. Sarradin). La plupart des équipes participantes sont membres d’instituts partenaires de ce NoE. La décision de financement nous attribue 500 K€. Cette somme permettra de couvrir la plus grande partie du développement technique nécessaire, ainsi que les coûts de fonctionnement des différents instruments et une partie des frais d’analyse des données. Les laboratoires et instituts des équipes participantes (appartenant à 4 pays européens) assureront les salaires des personnels, le transport des équipes et du matériel, ainsi que les complément des frais de développement technique et d’analyse des données. L’étude de la dynamique temporelle de Tour Eiffel pourra être financée pour partie par l’ANR DEEP OASES. Les aspects du projet qui concernent le développement de capteurs biogéochimiques adaptés aux environnements Add on to D12 13 PROPOSITION DE CAMPAGNE A LA MER IFREMER - IPEV – IRD hydrothermaux sous-marins seront soutenus par le futur réseau Marie Curie SENSEnet. Les aspects écologie du projet MoMARSAT recoupent certains objectifs du projet HERMIONE(suite au projet HERMES ; appel d’offre FP7 call ENV.2008.2.2.1.2. Deep-Sea ecosystems). Les participants impliqués viennent de Ifremer, IMAR et NOC. HERMIONE, coordonné par P. Weaver du NOCS, est en cours de signature. Pour la France, certains aspects du projet seront ou pourront en outre être soutenus par : • Le programme « GEODE » de l’Ifremer (Y. Fouquet), • Le soutien INSU au chantier MoMAR, • La ligne INSU-Soutien aux campagnes pour le transport
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