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The focus of this voyage is to improve the inter-comparability between seawater macronutrient datasets, to learn from each other, and to share knowledge gained with the broader community.
The key areas of the shipboard training, supervised by Dr Julie Janssens (CSIRO) include biogeochemistry, nutrient analysis and methods, data analysis and processing, statistics, Southern Ocean and repeat hydrography/datasets.