Posts by mkeane
POV of an ROV: Day in the life of Jason
Read the account of a day in the life of ROV Jason from the ROV’s perspective. The Near-Trench Community Geodetic Experiment blog accounts recent cruise with Chief Scientist, David Schmidt, of University of Washington. POV of a ROV: Day in the life of Jason (near-trench.blogspot.com)
Read MoreSwimming crustacean eats unlikely food source in the deep ocean – WHOI Press Release
Swimming crustacean eats unlikely food source in the deep ocean
Read MoreDeep Sea Collaboration: ROV Hercules and AUV Sentry Team Up in American Samoa | Nautilus Live
Deep Sea Collaboration: ROV Hercules and AUV Sentry Team Up in American Samoa | Nautilus Live
Read MoreVolunteer, Sofia Vakhutinsky, shares her summer with metadata
Sofia Vakhutinsky recently graduated from the University of Colorado Boulder with a BA in Geography and Economics and minors in Geology and Atmospheric and Ocean Science. In the fall, Sofia will start a master’s program in Atmospheric Science at the University of Washington. Sofia spent the summer sifting through metadata, which will be integrated into…
Read MoreNo Sub for Submersibles
Article in Ocean News & Technology by Aaron Steiner of DeepSea Power and Light showcasing WHOI submersibles.
Read MoreTracking the ups and downs of Axial Seamount
Story by Marley Parker Bright lights illuminate rain drops splattering across the back deck of R/V Atlantis. It’s just after 2:00 a.m., but the entire ROV team (and most of our science team) is awake and ready to go to work. Expedition Leader Akel Kevis-Stirling lifts a radio to his ear as the voice of…
Read MoreCelebrating 60 years of Alvin
The Deep Submergence Science Committee wishing Alvin a Happy 60th Birthday.
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