Support of the University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System (UNOLS) Office Operation
San Jose State University Foundation, San Jose CA
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Abstract
9988593 Prince, Jonathan The University-National laboratory System (UNOLS) is an association of academic institutions established in 1971 as a coordinating a planning mechanism for oceanographic facilities operated by the member institutions. The goal of UNOLS is to assist in the coordination and scheduling of facilities and shared-use equipment to provide efficient use of finite resources. The UNOLS Office is the focal point for planning, coordination and reporting of UNOLS activities. The UNOLS office provides administrative support services, supports ship scheduling through an electronic data base, disseminates ship request and schedules, analyses ship use, prepares committee reports, distributes marine regulations and other related information as necessary. Support for special studies, Medical Advisory Service for ship's crew and scientist, travel expenses for UNOLS Committee members and consultants is also provide through UNOLS. Moss Landing Marine Laboratories (MLML) will host and staff the office of the University National Oceanographic Laboratory System (UNOLS) in Moss Landing, California. MLML will meet the needs of the marine scientists for ship operating institutions and ensure that the appropriate mix of the best facilities are available to scientist conducting marine science research and educational programs for UNOLS Vessels. ***
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