General Information
Life At Sea
Ship's Crew
Officers
Deck Department
Electronics
Engineering
Steward
Current Projects
Sperm Whale/Pelagic Mammals Survey,
GU-04-03,
6/22 - 8/19, 2004
Past Projects
GU-03-03,
Leg I,
8/28 - 9/11, 2003
GU-03-03,
Leg II,
9/16 - 9/29, 2003
GU-03-04,
Leg I,
10/7 - 11/22, 2003
GU-03-04,
Legs II & III,
10/24 - 11/17, 2003
GU-04-01,
Legs I, II, III,
1/14 - 3/12, 2004
GU-04-02,
Legs I, II, III,
4/14 - 6/11, 2004
GU-05-01,
Legs I, II, III,
1/13 - 3/17,2005
Welcome Aboard!
NOAA Ship GORDON GUNTER
Visiting scientists aboard the GORDON GUNTER make detailed observations of marine mammal and bird activity as well as conducting fishery and living marine resource research. Scientists collect fish and crustacean specimens using trawls and benthic longlines and fish larvae, eggs, and plankton using plankton nets and surface and midwater larval nets. The ship supports the research of the Southeast Fisheries Science Center a regional office of the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) and Pascagoula Laboratory in Pascagoula, Mississippi.
Check out a few of the projects the GORDON GUNTER has participated in the past:
Check out the pictures from previous trips on the Life at Sea page.
The Science
Check this page periodically for more information on our current projects.