{"id":557,"date":"2014-10-08T07:29:05","date_gmt":"2014-10-08T07:29:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.oceanblogs.org\/transpolardrift\/?p=557"},"modified":"2014-10-09T10:17:23","modified_gmt":"2014-10-09T10:17:23","slug":"our-famous-mood-barometer-andrey","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.oceanblogs.org\/transpolardrift\/2014\/10\/08\/our-famous-mood-barometer-andrey\/","title":{"rendered":"Our Famous Mood Barometer – Andrey"},"content":{"rendered":"

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(Deutsche Fassung weiter unten)<\/p>\n

MOOD BAROMETER<\/strong><\/p>\n

>>GENERAL QUESTIONS<<<\/p>\n

1. What is your name?
\nAndrey<\/p>\n

2. Why do you study the Arctic (1 sentence)?
\nOnce I just found myself already doing that for some years<\/span><\/p>\n

3. How many colleagues on board RV VIKTOR BUYNITSKIY did you know before this expedition?
\n11<\/p>\n

4. Do you see changes in the Arctic concerning your field of research?
\nYes<\/span><\/p>\n

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>>ONBOARD THE VESSEL<<<\/p>\n

5. What is the best part of waking up on board RV VIKTOR BUYNITZKIY?
\nThat was so rare<\/span><\/p>\n

6. What is the most used word on board RV VIKTOR BUYNITZKIY in your opinion?
\nFertig<\/em> and Bennet von Heidi<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

7. Which food did you like most so far?
\nSolyanka soup<\/span><\/p>\n

8. What will be used up first?
\nThat was water melon<\/p>\n

9. From 1 (bad) to 10 (good), how would you describe\u2026
\n\u2026the weather today
\n7<\/p>\n

\u2026the current motivation
\n9<\/p>\n

10. What has been the most exciting weather\/ natural phenomenon so far?
\nStars<\/p>\n

11. Complete the sentences:
\nAt 3:30 a.m\u2026
\n…I’m usually at work at the station or in the lab<\/p>\n

The sauna is nice here, but\u2026
\n…I never was there during the cruise.<\/span><\/p>\n

Today I saw two people\u2026
\n…making coffee<\/p>\n

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>>PERSONAL QUESTIONS<<<\/p>\n

12. What do you miss most now from your daily life?
\nFamily<\/p>\n

13. What would you be doing today if you weren\u2019t at this expedition?
\nToday is Sunday, so I would be at the dacha<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

14. What is your favorite outdoor activity (if any)?
\nBBQ<\/p>\n

15. What was the last thing that you have done just for fun?
\nMeasured nutrients from the last stations<\/span><\/p>\n

16. What music\/sound do you love most?
\nQuiet.<\/span><\/p>\n

17. If you won the lottery, what would be the first thing you would do?
\nPay debts<\/span><\/p>\n

18. What has been your most exciting vacation so far and where were you?
\nTraveling to the Solovetskiye islands<\/p>\n

19. If you were an Arctic animal\/plant\/weather phenomenon, what would you be?
\nI would be a rock on Cape Zhelaniya<\/p>\n

20. Final question: From 1 (no motivation at all) to 10 (I liked it a lot), how motivated were you to answer all these questions?
\n9<\/p>\n

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STIMMUNGSBAROMETER<\/strong><\/p>\n

>>ALLGEMEINE FRAGEN<<<\/p>\n

1. Wie hei\u00dft Du?
\nAndrey<\/p>\n

2. Warum forschst Du in der Arktis (1 Satz)?
\nIrgendwann stellte ich fest, dass ich das schon seit einigen Jahren machte<\/p>\n

3. Wie viele der an Bord anwesenden Kollegen kanntest Du bereits vor der Expedition?
\n11<\/p>\n

4. Siehst Du in der Arktis Ver\u00e4nderungen in Deinem Forschungsfeld?
\nJa<\/p>\n

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>>AN BORD<<<\/p>\n

5. Was ist f\u00fcr Dich das beste am Aufwachen auf der VIKTOR BUYNITZKIY?
\nDas gab’s nur so selten<\/p>\n

6. Welches Wort wird Deiner Meinung nach an Bord am h\u00e4ufigsten gebraucht?
\nFertig<\/em> und Bennet von Heidi<\/em><\/p>\n

7. Welches Essen gefiel Dir bisher am besten?
\nSoljanka<\/p>\n

8. Was wird als erstes aufgebraucht sein?
\nDas waren die Wassermelonen<\/p>\n

9. Von 1 (schlecht) bis 10 (sehr gut), wie w\u00fcrdest Du Folgendes beschreiben\u2026
\n…das heutige Wetter
\n7<\/p>\n

…die momentane Motivation
\n9<\/p>\n

10. Was war f\u00fcr Dich das aufregendste Wetter- bzw. Naturph\u00e4nomen bis jetzt auf der Expedition?
\nSterne<\/p>\n

11. Vervollst\u00e4ndige folgende S\u00e4tze:
\nUm 3:30 nachts\u2026
\n…arbeite ich normalerweise auf einer Station oder im Labor<\/p>\n

Die Sauna ist gut, aber\u2026
\n…ich war keinmal drin<\/p>\n

Heute habe ich zwei Menschen beobachtet, wie sie\u2026
\n…Kaffee kochten<\/p>\n

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>>PERS\u00d6NLICHE FRAGEN<<<\/p>\n

12. Was vermisst Du am meisten aus Deinem t\u00e4glichen Leben?
\nDie Familie<\/p>\n

13. Was w\u00fcrdest Du heute tun, wenn Du nicht an der Expedition teilnehmen w\u00fcrdest?
\nHeute ist Sonntag, also w\u00e4re ich auf der Datscha<\/p>\n

14. Welche Outdoor-Aktivit\u00e4t machst Du am liebsten (wenn \u00fcberhaupt)?
\nBBQ<\/p>\n

15. Was hast Du zuletzt nur zum Spa\u00df gemacht?
\nN\u00e4hrstoffmessungen f\u00fcr die letzten Stationen<\/p>\n

16. Was f\u00fcr Musik\/Kl\u00e4nge h\u00f6rst Du am liebsten?
\nLeise<\/p>\n

17. Angenommen, Du gewinnst in der Lotterie, was w\u00e4re das erste, was Du tun w\u00fcrdest?
\nSchulden bezahlen<\/p>\n

18. Was war bis jetzt Dein aufregendster Urlaub und wo?
\nAuf die Solowjetskije-Inseln fahren<\/p>\n

19. Angenommen, Du w\u00e4rst ein(e) arktische(s) Tier\/Pflanze\/Wetterph\u00e4nomen, welches w\u00e4re das?
\nIch w\u00e4re ein Felsen am Kap Schelanija<\/p>\n

20. Letzte Frage: Von 1 (\u00fcberhaupt keine Motivation) bis 10 (das war super), wie motiviert warst Du beim Beantworten dieser Fragen?
\n9<\/p>\n

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