On October 17, 2022, the 52nd voyage of the RV Akademik Boris Petrov began, with a duration of 75 days. Research area: western tropical Atlantic. The head of the expedition is DSc E.G. Morozov. The purpose of the expedition: to study deep currents in the abyssal depths of the Atlantic, the processes of interaction between the ocean and continental runoff and anthropogenic pollution of the marine environment in the zone of influence of the Amazon River, as well as the development of international scientific cooperation between the BRICS countries.

Employees of the Ocean Optics Laboratory of the IO RAS Junior Researcher S.K. Klimenko and leading researcher A.Yu. Ivanov obtained interesting results on sub-satellite verification of natural oil shows detected as a result of satellite monitoring on the example of an oil show near the Maria Magdalina Bank in the Black Sea.

 

From August 23 to September 04, 2022, a passing expedition on the RV Akademik Mstislav Keldysh (the 88th voyage) took place to perform work on the topic: “The role of sedimentary matter of interacting geospheres in the sedimentation of the European Arctic and Subarctic under the influence of the contact of the polar and warm Atlantic water, cold (vulture) and hot (hydrothermal) fluids”, scientific adviser leading researcher Marina Kravchishina. The head of the expedition is the leading researcher Alexey Klyuvitkin.

 

On September 18, 2022, the 1st stage of the 89th voyage of the RV Akademik Mstislav Keldysh to the Kara Sea with associated work in the southern part of the Barents Sea was completed in the port of Murmansk. Expedition "Ecosystems of the Seas of the Siberian Arctic - 2022: Processes in the Arctic Continental Slope", carried out as part of a multi-year program of multidisciplinary research in the Kara Sea under the scientific supervision of Academician M.V. Flint, was divided into two stages.

Andrey Muratov

Deputy Head of Information Technology Department

IT Department
IT Center
Scientific and auxiliary units of the Institute

The Center for Information Resources, Technologies and Publishing (IT Center) is today the main scientific and auxiliary unit of the Institute of Oceanology, whose work is aimed at supporting and maintaining the scientific activities of the entire staff of the Institute, which is in line with the Strategy for the Digital Transformation of Science and Higher Education of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation.

Boris Nersesov

Chief Researcher
DSc (Technical Sciences), professor

Sonar Ocean Bottom Surveying Laboratory
Marine Engineering