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- Exploring >40 m Tall Active Bla ...
- New Snowblowers, Huge Lava Chan ...
- Exploring Khione's Snowblowers ...
- Back into the ASHES Hydrotherma ...
- Exploring the International Dis ...
- Dive 1469 - Cable Routes Across ...
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- Finding the New Lava Flow
- Surveying The Slopes of Axial S ...
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- Past and Future
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- Loading ROPOS in Victoria
- Testing the OOI Primary Node
- Two Ships at Sea
- Loading the Ship
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Loading the Ship
Monday, August 08, 2011
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The VISIONS '11 science crew is working hard to be ready to load the ship when it arrives at the UW dock on the afternoon of Tuesday, August 9. Once the ship docks, there will be a huge burst of activity to ensure that everything needed for the cruise is on board and ready to go by the time the Thompson sails early on the morning of August 11. This video, produced last year for the ENLIGHTEN '10 expedition by Carlos Sanchez and Katherine Turner, communicates brillantly the frenetic and intense activity involved in loading a ship. For last year's cruise, the ROV Jason II was loaded at the UW dock, as seen in the video. This year, the Canadian ROV ROPOS will be loaded on August 11 in Victoria, British Columbia.