While moored instruments generally provide data with very high temporal resolution, they only measure at one point in space. But how representative are these point measurements of the wider fjord system?  To address this questions, we will have four dedicated seasonal surveys in 2025 with an unmanned surface vehicle in Kongsfjorden. The USV will conduct continuous sampling of the acoustics and periodic station profiling, extending form the mooring site to the inner fjord. These surveys will extend the geographical coverage of biological and biogeochemical observations by the mooring and provide first-of-their-kind data from the glacier front, a habitat that has until recently been inaccessible for scientific investigations because of safety regulations related to the use of a manned sampling platform. While the main surveys are planned for 2025, in June 2024 we had the opportunity to use UiT’s research vessel Helmer Hanssen to conduct a first field campaign in Kongsfjorden. We were super lucky with the weather, and managed not only to conduct USV surveys at the mooring site and at two of the glacier fronts, but we also serviced the two additional moorings we have currently placed in Kongsfjorden in collaboration with colleagues from the Norwegian Polar Institute and from AWI, conducted a CTD transect, took water and plankton samples and trawl for fish. In addition, we managed to take samples at long term stations in Isfjorden. All within 5 days!