RRS James Clark Ross

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RRS James Clark Ross is a British polar research vessel designed for scientific exploration and logistical support in the Arctic and Antarctic regions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ice-strengthened ship
polar research vessel
research vessel
beam 18 m
builder Swan Hunter Shipbuilders NERFINISHED
builtAt Wallsend, England NERFINISHED
callsign GMBL NERFINISHED
countryOfRegistry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
crewCapacity approximately 25 crew
displacement approximately 7800 tonnes
enteredService 1991
flag United Kingdom NERFINISHED
hasFacility cargo hold for supplies
helicopter deck
winches and cranes for over-side operations
hasFeature dynamic positioning system
hasLaboratory biological laboratories
geophysical laboratories
oceanographic laboratories
homePort Falkland Islands (operational base) NERFINISHED
iceClass ice-strengthened hull
IMONumber 8904496
launchDate 1990
lengthOverall 99 m
MMSINumber 234111000
namedAfter James Clark Ross NERFINISHED
operatingArea Antarctic NERFINISHED
Arctic NERFINISHED
operator British Antarctic Survey NERFINISHED
owner Natural Environment Research Council NERFINISHED
primaryRole logistical support
polar scientific research
propulsion diesel-electric
scientistCapacity approximately 50 scientists and support staff
usedFor climate research
marine biology research
oceanographic research
resupplying Antarctic research stations
sea-ice studies

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British Antarctic Survey operatesVessel RRS James Clark Ross