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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 ...
- Diving at the ASHES Hydrotherma ...
- Finding the New Lava Flow
- Surveying The Slopes of Axial S ...
- Slocum Electric Glider Deployme ...
- Past and Future
- Photo Mosaics of the Seafloor
- Impressions from Dean Graumlich ...
- Zooplankton Viruses
- Engineering tests and bubble pl ...
- First ROV dive at Southern Hydr ...
- Seismometer recovery and first ...
- BIA and SIA testing off Smith I ...
- Loading ROPOS in Victoria
- Testing the OOI Primary Node
- Two Ships at Sea
- Loading the Ship
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There will soon be two ships at sea conducting work related to the regional cabled network component of the NSF Ocean Observatories Initiative. OOI scientists will set sail on August 11 onboard the R/V Thompson to conduct work at Hydrate Ridge and Axial Seamount, part of the continuing efforts to prepare for, survey, and assess the ongoing installation of this high-power and high-bandwidth cabled network.
At the same time, the TE Subcom Dependable, will be working offshore, continuing its work installing the 540 miles (870 km) of the electro-optical cable that forms the backbone of the network.