2010-07-30	00:22:19	timothyshank	 Santiago, I have a visual of the control van here in the ECC. Can we chat via Ichat?
2010-07-30	00:30:49	okeanosexplorer	 yes
2010-07-30	01:16:01	okeanosexplorer	 ROV in water
2010-07-30	01:23:44	timothyshank	 strong current being pushed to the east?
2010-07-30	01:24:06	timothyshank	 Yes, strong current due east
2010-07-30	01:24:26	okeanosexplorer	 current depth 194 (from CTD reading)
2010-07-30	01:24:31	okeanosexplorer	 194m
2010-07-30	01:24:44	elizabethsibert	 Hello from WHOI. Is anyone else having difficulty with the Nav screen? Ours is *not* frozen, however ROV depth says 0.00. 
2010-07-30	01:25:28	samanthazelin	 we have ROV depth...
2010-07-30	01:25:33	samanthazelin	 maybe try refreshing your screen?
2010-07-30	01:25:44	okeanosexplorer	 I think you are looking at the SLED depth, perhaps?
2010-07-30	01:25:47	samanthazelin	 however... we do not have sled depth
2010-07-30	01:26:02	elizabethsibert	 Yes, we have depth now - that was weird, thanks.
2010-07-30	01:27:04	timothyshank	 The sled depth and ROV depth displays have been reversed from yesterdays dive
2010-07-30	01:27:08	okeanosexplorer	 for the record, could we please get the names of the people participating tonight at each ECC and remote stations? 
2010-07-30	01:27:36	catrionamunro	 Catriona Munro and Elizabeth Sibert are tuning in from WHOI (Shank Lab)
2010-07-30	01:27:52	timothyshank	 From Jakarta- Shank, Potter, and Selvi
2010-07-30	01:30:07	samanthazelin	 Seattle- Ed Baker, Samantha Zelin, Eleanor Bors, Yusuf, and Tryono.
2010-07-30	01:32:42	okeanosexplorer	 anybody from U. Victoria or U Mass.?
2010-07-30	01:32:53	okeanosexplorer	 current depth 337m
2010-07-30	01:34:10	johnsherrin	 Dustin Shornagel and John Sherrin at Uvic tonight
2010-07-30	01:36:20	elizabethsibert	 Seattle, when you get the conference call up can you please call us on the lab phone: 508-289-3761 - thanks!
2010-07-30	01:37:57	okeanosexplorer	 Wecolme All, thank you for joining us tonight. This is dive 21 (8th of this third leg). We are diving at a site denominated "eastern Pujada Ridge", the coordinates of launch are  5.403425 N 126.589821 E, the expected depth at bottom is  915m          
2010-07-30	01:38:53	dustinschomagel	 Seattle, can you call us as well please? 250-721-7135 
2010-07-30	01:38:54	okeanosexplorer	 the objective of this dive, as stated in the ROV plan, is to explore the base of east-facing side of the Pujada Ridge with the expectation that fluids may be seeping along the base of faults, including those that intersect the ridge at a high angle
2010-07-30	01:40:48	okeanosexplorer	 the plan, as stated in the ROV plan form, is to start and run along the base of the slope (WP1 to WP2 line, 775m), if seepage is detected along this line, then we will ignore WP3 location, and continue down this track (yellow dashed line in attached map) until the end of the dive.  If no seeps are detected, we  will proceed upslope, traversing to WP 3 (450m from WP2), and over the top of the ridge if there is time
2010-07-30	01:42:24	okeanosexplorer	 current depth is 520m
2010-07-30	01:42:53	okeanosexplorer	 coordinates are 5d 24.2211' N 126d 35.4010 'E
2010-07-30	01:43:38	okeanosexplorer	 approx. 15min to bottom
2010-07-30	01:45:06	okeanosexplorer	 WHOI, could you please post the list of taxa codes?
2010-07-30	01:45:33	elizabethsibert	 Here are the logging codes - more will be added as deemed necessary.
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2010-07-30	01:45:44	okeanosexplorer	 thak you Elizabeth
2010-07-30	01:46:48	elizabethsibert	 No problem
2010-07-30	01:48:12	elizabethsibert	 WHOI Recording on INDEX ROV21_1 start
2010-07-30	01:49:10	PMEL ECC	 seattle ECC test
2010-07-30	01:50:19	okeanosexplorer	 current depth 680m
2010-07-30	01:52:27	marzamarzuki	 Rainer.... are you there?
2010-07-30	01:54:46	okeanosexplorer	 he is not currently here
2010-07-30	01:55:23	okeanosexplorer	 he is restign from his watch, but he will probably be here in soon
2010-07-30	01:56:35	marzamarzuki	 oke thank you EX
2010-07-30	01:57:57	okeanosexplorer	 no problem
2010-07-30	01:58:06	okeanosexplorer	 I will let you know when he comes
2010-07-30	02:02:01	samanthazelin	 seattle recording gefn001 sd6 start
2010-07-30	02:04:17	okeanosexplorer	 885m
2010-07-30	02:06:31	samanthazelin	 bottom
2010-07-30	02:06:56	timothyshank	 appears to have landed ~20m east of wp1
2010-07-30	02:08:49	samanthazelin	 EX, we've been calling you on the radio, can you call us?
2010-07-30	02:09:27	dustinschomagel	 Victoria recording start
2010-07-30	02:12:11	okeanosexplorer	 I have not heard you
2010-07-30	02:12:41	samanthazelin	 we'll call again
2010-07-30	02:12:43	okeanosexplorer	 I am calling you right now Seattle
2010-07-30	02:12:48	okeanosexplorer	 can you hear me?
2010-07-30	02:12:57	samanthazelin	 we cannot hear you, can you hear us?
2010-07-30	02:13:04	okeanosexplorer	 no
2010-07-30	02:14:15	samanthazelin	 we can hear jakarta
2010-07-30	02:14:30	samanthazelin	 ah hah!
2010-07-30	02:17:29	okeanosexplorer	 on bottom
2010-07-30	02:17:33	elizabethsibert	 COR
2010-07-30	02:17:37	elizabethsibert	 Bathypathes
2010-07-30	02:17:58	elizabethsibert	 SHI
2010-07-30	02:18:13	okeanosexplorer	 iron staining
2010-07-30	02:18:15	timothyshank	 large and small cobbles here- white specs on riocks- little sediment, dusting on rocks
2010-07-30	02:18:18	eleanorbors	 Tubes on rock?
2010-07-30	02:18:40	okeanosexplorer	 SHI
2010-07-30	02:18:44	okeanosexplorer	 FSH
2010-07-30	02:18:52	okeanosexplorer	 2x
2010-07-30	02:19:06	okeanosexplorer	 not much sessile fauna to be seen
2010-07-30	02:19:21	elizabethsibert	 OPH
2010-07-30	02:19:33	okeanosexplorer	 current depth is 899m
2010-07-30	02:20:04	elizabethsibert	 SQA? on rock
2010-07-30	02:20:08	elizabethsibert	 SPO
2010-07-30	02:21:58	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiid below?
2010-07-30	02:22:05	catrionamunro	 with SQA
2010-07-30	02:23:07	catrionamunro	 log: zoom on COR
2010-07-30	02:23:19	catrionamunro	 cf Acanella?
2010-07-30	02:23:22	eleanorbors	 GAS
2010-07-30	02:23:38	okeanosexplorer	 that would be my guess
2010-07-30	02:23:42	johnsherrin	 cup coral COR
2010-07-30	02:23:50	eleanorbors	 What's the fuzzy stuff in the rock cracks?
2010-07-30	02:25:17	eleanorbors	 There--yellowish substance below coral in rock?
2010-07-30	02:25:34	okeanosexplorer	 forams?
2010-07-30	02:26:32	catrionamunro	 COR isidid
2010-07-30	02:26:43	okeanosexplorer	 COR isidid, mopsenid?
2010-07-30	02:27:51	catrionamunro	 APH
2010-07-30	02:27:59	eleanorbors	 Limpet
2010-07-30	02:28:12	elizabethsibert	 Log: zoom on GAS
2010-07-30	02:28:35	marzamarzuki	 is it a strange isidid? Coz we didint see like this at previous location? Hy this is with Selvi..
2010-07-30	02:29:37	catrionamunro	 I believe we have seen this one before in previous dives in Leg 2 (dive 3/4, I think). Santiago may correct me if I'm wrong
2010-07-30	02:29:53	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiid with SQA
2010-07-30	02:30:17	eleanorbors	 SPO
2010-07-30	02:30:24	catrionamunro	 ACN
2010-07-30	02:30:27	elizabethsibert	 FSH
2010-07-30	02:31:08	johnsherrin	 SPO
2010-07-30	02:31:13	eleanorbors	 FSH
2010-07-30	02:31:14	elizabethsibert	 EEL
2010-07-30	02:31:21	elizabethsibert	 (I think)
2010-07-30	02:31:28	catrionamunro	 SHI
2010-07-30	02:31:52	catrionamunro	 STY
2010-07-30	02:32:14	samanthazelin	 seattle stop recording gefn001 sd6
2010-07-30	02:32:19	okeanosexplorer	 COR chrysogorgiia with SQA
2010-07-30	02:32:24	okeanosexplorer	 ?
2010-07-30	02:32:24	samanthazelin	 seattle start recording gefn002 sd6
2010-07-30	02:32:58	elizabethsibert	 SPO
2010-07-30	02:33:21	elizabethsibert	 OPH
2010-07-30	02:37:29	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiid? different morph - we saw this one the other night
2010-07-30	02:38:01	okeanosexplorer	 yes
2010-07-30	02:38:09	catrionamunro	 with SQA x 2
2010-07-30	02:38:11	okeanosexplorer	 good memory
2010-07-30	02:38:52	catrionamunro	 ASR
2010-07-30	02:39:39	catrionamunro	 SPO carniv
2010-07-30	02:40:03	catrionamunro	 SPO
2010-07-30	02:40:15	catrionamunro	 URC
2010-07-30	02:40:17	elizabethsibert	 Very little sessile "megafauna"  here except SPO
2010-07-30	02:41:11	catrionamunro	 what is that there? SPO?
2010-07-30	02:41:22	catrionamunro	 URC
2010-07-30	02:42:56	catrionamunro	 ASR
2010-07-30	02:43:06	catrionamunro	 or OPH actually
2010-07-30	02:44:01	samanthazelin	 stain on rock
2010-07-30	02:44:03	samanthazelin	 ?
2010-07-30	02:45:31	okeanosexplorer	 COR?
2010-07-30	02:45:37	catrionamunro	 can we zoom on that, please?
2010-07-30	02:46:04	catrionamunro	 we've seen it 3 times now
2010-07-30	02:46:10	elizabethsibert	 URC in back?
2010-07-30	02:47:10	catrionamunro	 SPO carnib
2010-07-30	02:47:14	catrionamunro	 *carniv
2010-07-30	02:47:30	dustinschomagel	 ROV Depth 896 Hdg 263 deg
2010-07-30	02:47:38	catrionamunro	 another one of those. COR?
2010-07-30	02:47:49	elizabethsibert	 Can we please zoom on that please? right side of the rock
2010-07-30	02:48:33	catrionamunro	 SHI
2010-07-30	02:49:28	catrionamunro	 SPO
2010-07-30	02:51:54	okeanosexplorer	 bryozoans?
2010-07-30	02:51:57	okeanosexplorer	 BRY?
2010-07-30	02:51:59	elizabethsibert	 (BRY)
2010-07-30	02:51:59	johnsherrin	 yes
2010-07-30	02:52:06	johnsherrin	 BRY
2010-07-30	02:52:06	elizabethsibert	 Fenestrata?
2010-07-30	02:55:16	elizabethsibert	 COR cup?
2010-07-30	02:55:33	okeanosexplorer	 yes cup coral
2010-07-30	02:57:15	okeanosexplorer	 nice one
2010-07-30	02:57:23	marzamarzuki	 what is the yelowish things on the rock? close to the cup coral? is it sediments?
2010-07-30	02:57:59	okeanosexplorer	 local recruitment?
2010-07-30	02:58:06	johnsherrin	 lots of even smaller cup corals as well
2010-07-30	03:00:10	samanthazelin	 seattle stop recording gefn002 sd6
2010-07-30	03:00:20	samanthazelin	 seattle start recording gefn003 sd6
2010-07-30	03:00:53	okeanosexplorer	 abundat macrofauna on rocks
2010-07-30	03:00:57	okeanosexplorer	 COR cup
2010-07-30	03:01:05	johnsherrin	 FSH
2010-07-30	03:02:08	catrionamunro	 OPH
2010-07-30	03:03:11	catrionamunro	 STY
2010-07-30	03:04:16	catrionamunro	 STY
2010-07-30	03:04:47	catrionamunro	 ACN?
2010-07-30	03:04:47	eleanorbors	 ACN
2010-07-30	03:05:00	okeanosexplorer	 white staining on sediments
2010-07-30	03:06:37	dustinschomagel	 Victoria recording stop/start
2010-07-30	03:07:24	eleanorbors	 It almost looks like bits of shell
2010-07-30	03:07:48	elizabethsibert	 Perhaps forams?
2010-07-30	03:11:05	eleanorbors	 SPOs, white
2010-07-30	03:11:10	timothyshank	 I think it's forams too, with other shell types there, seems like
2010-07-30	03:14:03	eleanorbors	 Pink COR
2010-07-30	03:14:43	okeanosexplorer	 OK, here we go
2010-07-30	03:14:52	okeanosexplorer	 try 1 of zigzag plan
2010-07-30	03:15:13	eleanorbors	 COR
2010-07-30	03:16:51	okeanosexplorer	 moving at 0.3 knots, first NW 100m, stop for about 5min to look around, then NE 50m, stop for about 5min to look around. repeat this until we reach a point close to WP2 or until we find something very interesting
2010-07-30	03:17:10	timothyshank	 out of the talus slope now
2010-07-30	03:17:23	elizabethsibert	 COR Chrysogorgid w/ SQA
2010-07-30	03:17:24	okeanosexplorer	 COR chysogorgiiid with SQA x2
2010-07-30	03:17:38	elizabethsibert	 Cor Isidid whip
2010-07-30	03:18:01	elizabethsibert	 SHI
2010-07-30	03:18:03	okeanosexplorer	 COR chrysogorgiid with SQA
2010-07-30	03:19:05	catrionamunro	 ACN
2010-07-30	03:19:30	elizabethsibert	 ACN x2
2010-07-30	03:20:01	elizabethsibert	 COR Chrysogorgid
2010-07-30	03:20:03	elizabethsibert	 w/ SQA
2010-07-30	03:20:04	elizabethsibert	 ASR
2010-07-30	03:20:09	catrionamunro	 SHI
2010-07-30	03:20:12	catrionamunro	 STY
2010-07-30	03:20:18	eleanorbors	 SHI
2010-07-30	03:20:28	catrionamunro	 COR isidid whip
2010-07-30	03:20:32	catrionamunro	 FSH
2010-07-30	03:20:36	eleanorbors	 Green SPO
2010-07-30	03:20:37	okeanosexplorer	 SPO green encrusting
2010-07-30	03:20:38	catrionamunro	 STY with associate
2010-07-30	03:20:56	eleanorbors	 Iron on rocks? orangish tint....
2010-07-30	03:21:04	catrionamunro	 COR cf Plexaurid?
2010-07-30	03:21:10	catrionamunro	 STY
2010-07-30	03:21:26	catrionamunro	 COR whip
2010-07-30	03:21:35	johnsherrin	 FSH
2010-07-30	03:21:37	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiid 
2010-07-30	03:21:52	okeanosexplorer	 oreo?
2010-07-30	03:21:53	timothyshank	 Hdg is 331- good track- out of the talus slope and into blocky columns more with chrysogorgid corals,
2010-07-30	03:22:04	okeanosexplorer	 SKATE!
2010-07-30	03:22:07	okeanosexplorer	 CHO
2010-07-30	03:22:18	elizabethsibert	 CHN
2010-07-30	03:22:29	okeanosexplorer	 yes, thanks for correcting me
2010-07-30	03:24:06	catrionamunro	 SPO
2010-07-30	03:24:09	catrionamunro	 ACN
2010-07-30	03:24:58	catrionamunro	 URC
2010-07-30	03:25:05	catrionamunro	 lots of `sty
2010-07-30	03:25:23	catrionamunro	 COR Anthomastus
2010-07-30	03:25:38	timothyshank	 FSH Oreo to stbd
2010-07-30	03:25:58	okeanosexplorer	 hdg 314m current depth .3 knots
2010-07-30	03:26:07	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	03:26:15	catrionamunro	 STY
2010-07-30	03:26:31	catrionamunro	 COR cf Paramuricea?
2010-07-30	03:26:36	timothyshank	 current heading to the SE?
2010-07-30	03:26:39	catrionamunro	 URC
2010-07-30	03:26:45	eleanorbors	 SPO encrusting
2010-07-30	03:26:55	timothyshank	 SPO encrusting on rock
2010-07-30	03:27:00	okeanosexplorer	 I mean 314d
2010-07-30	03:27:20	okeanosexplorer	 COR Chrysogorgiid with SQA
2010-07-30	03:27:57	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	03:27:59	okeanosexplorer	 pilot things current is heading SW
2010-07-30	03:28:07	okeanosexplorer	 or W
2010-07-30	03:28:25	timothyshank	 Looks like the current predominantly comes from the west given that most of the sessile fauna are facing west or on the west side of rocks- see large rock 1 minute ago
2010-07-30	03:28:29	samanthazelin	 seattle stop recording gefn003 sd6
2010-07-30	03:28:36	samanthazelin	 seattle start recording gefn004 sd6
2010-07-30	03:28:47	timothyshank	 So, likely from west to east, southeast.
2010-07-30	03:28:59	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiid, yellow morph
2010-07-30	03:29:11	timothyshank	 more talus in this area, with old bolder lines
2010-07-30	03:29:13	catrionamunro	 COR prink - Paragorgia?
2010-07-30	03:29:16	catrionamunro	 *pink
2010-07-30	03:29:17	okeanosexplorer	 COR primnoid narella?
2010-07-30	03:29:18	elizabethsibert	 Lots of COR on this rock
2010-07-30	03:29:28	timothyshank	 "Big Rock" with COR
2010-07-30	03:29:29	elizabethsibert	 SHI
2010-07-30	03:29:30	okeanosexplorer	 COR Chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	03:29:33	okeanosexplorer	 STY
2010-07-30	03:29:35	catrionamunro	 COR Acanella?
2010-07-30	03:29:46	okeanosexplorer	 COR chrysogrgiid x2
2010-07-30	03:29:52	okeanosexplorer	 COR Paragorgia
2010-07-30	03:29:57	timothyshank	 ROV depth 850m #s of COR increasing
2010-07-30	03:30:00	okeanosexplorer	 FSH oreo?
2010-07-30	03:30:29	catrionamunro	 STY
2010-07-30	03:30:40	timothyshank	 white specs, Forams? continuing throughout this transit
2010-07-30	03:30:56	okeanosexplorer	 COR Paragorgia?
2010-07-30	03:31:02	catrionamunro	 lots of COR on this outcrop
2010-07-30	03:31:03	okeanosexplorer	 SPO encrusting  
2010-07-30	03:31:16	catrionamunro	 many STY
2010-07-30	03:31:17	okeanosexplorer	 STY, many on outcrop
2010-07-30	03:31:34	okeanosexplorer	 COR Metallogorgia
2010-07-30	03:31:41	catrionamunro	 w/ OPH?
2010-07-30	03:31:43	timothyshank	 FSH underneath rock
2010-07-30	03:31:53	timothyshank	 COR - metalogorgia- can we look at it?
2010-07-30	03:31:54	okeanosexplorer	 SPO  ecnrusting
2010-07-30	03:31:56	johnsherrin	 SPO
2010-07-30	03:32:30	okeanosexplorer	 cannot stop yet
2010-07-30	03:32:36	okeanosexplorer	 but soon
2010-07-30	03:32:36	timothyshank	 Next metalo- would be great to image
2010-07-30	03:32:50	okeanosexplorer	 yes, we'll keep an eye out for it
2010-07-30	03:33:11	johnsherrin	 SPO in the distance?
2010-07-30	03:33:17	timothyshank	 Now on flat "bench"? with smaller pieces of rounded talus
2010-07-30	03:33:48	timothyshank	 much different terrain that the slope we've been going up
2010-07-30	03:35:02	johnsherrin	 encrusting SPO
2010-07-30	03:35:24	johnsherrin	 depth 845m heading 188
2010-07-30	03:35:25	eleanorbors	 lots of small COR
2010-07-30	03:35:41	johnsherrin	 COR metallogorgia
2010-07-30	03:35:48	eleanorbors	 SPO encrusting grey
2010-07-30	03:35:56	eleanorbors	 and SPO encrusting white
2010-07-30	03:36:08	timothyshank	 URC
2010-07-30	03:36:21	catrionamunro	 log: zoom on COR Metallogorgia
2010-07-30	03:36:32	catrionamunro	 URC below
2010-07-30	03:36:35	timothyshank	 COR scleractinian on horizon?
2010-07-30	03:36:47	eleanorbors	 These cracks also appear to have the "fuzzy" yellowish filling.
2010-07-30	03:36:49	elizabethsibert	 COR Metallagorgia has associate OPH
2010-07-30	03:37:35	catrionamunro	 SHI
2010-07-30	03:37:39	okeanosexplorer	 pilot change
2010-07-30	03:37:44	timothyshank	 Is that a shrimp or a crab inside?
2010-07-30	03:37:48	timothyshank	 SHI
2010-07-30	03:37:50	catrionamunro	 looks like it
2010-07-30	03:38:02	okeanosexplorer	 yeah
2010-07-30	03:38:15	johnsherrin	 can we get a framed shot of the sponge to the left as well before we take off?
2010-07-30	03:38:25	okeanosexplorer	 sure John
2010-07-30	03:38:35	johnsherrin	 if there's no time that's alright as well
2010-07-30	03:38:48	johnsherrin	 maybe even as we take off, just want a frame of it, not a macro
2010-07-30	03:38:50	timothyshank	 Excellent image of coral, shrimp and OPH
2010-07-30	03:39:13	elizabethsibert	 Perhaps also with lasers please?
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2010-07-30	03:39:21	johnsherrin	 large sponge
2010-07-30	03:39:25	johnsherrin	 out of screen
2010-07-30	03:39:45	johnsherrin	 yes
2010-07-30	03:40:04	johnsherrin	 thank you
2010-07-30	03:40:24	elizabethsibert	 Are the brown things BAR or SPO or something completely different?
2010-07-30	03:40:30	eleanorbors	 Large BAR
2010-07-30	03:40:41	timothyshank	 BAR
2010-07-30	03:40:43	elizabethsibert	 Log: zoom on white SPO
2010-07-30	03:40:47	timothyshank	 OPH on SPO
2010-07-30	03:41:36	catrionamunro	 PYC?
2010-07-30	03:42:58	elizabethsibert	 Log: zoom on large BAR
2010-07-30	03:43:04	timothyshank	 OPH in BAR
2010-07-30	03:43:04	elizabethsibert	 w/ Associate OPH
2010-07-30	03:43:50	catrionamunro	 OPH near BAR
2010-07-30	03:46:31	catrionamunro	 zoom on COR Chrysogorgiid with SQA
2010-07-30	03:46:42	catrionamunro	 very different shape to the ones we have seen
2010-07-30	03:46:48	elizabethsibert	 Can we please get lasers?
2010-07-30	03:48:12	okeanosexplorer	 you got it
2010-07-30	03:48:33	timothyshank	 I thought this one might be different too. Just one crab?
2010-07-30	03:48:34	elizabethsibert	 Thands
2010-07-30	03:48:45	elizabethsibert	 Looks like something about 2/3 of the way down as well
2010-07-30	03:49:02	elizabethsibert	 I couldn't see if it was crab or oph or something else though
2010-07-30	03:49:41	catrionamunro	 COR cup
2010-07-30	03:50:08	okeanosexplorer	 moving to our next NE point at 50m
2010-07-30	03:50:42	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	03:51:34	catrionamunro	 FSH
2010-07-30	03:51:36	okeanosexplorer	 EEL
2010-07-30	03:51:43	okeanosexplorer	 brb
2010-07-30	03:54:35	johnsherrin	 can we look at that crinoid?
2010-07-30	03:54:45	johnsherrin	 up and to the right is a yellow one I think
2010-07-30	03:55:23	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	03:55:27	catrionamunro	 CRI
2010-07-30	03:55:46	johnsherrin	 we can keep going if the ship is moving
2010-07-30	03:56:54	elizabethsibert	 FSH
2010-07-30	03:57:00	johnsherrin	 maybe a dirty zoom santiago?
2010-07-30	03:58:32	okeanosexplorer	 here you have a very clean one
2010-07-30	03:59:21	catrionamunro	 OPH
2010-07-30	03:59:24	elizabethsibert	 (at base)
2010-07-30	03:59:26	johnsherrin	 you're too kind sir
2010-07-30	04:01:19	samanthazelin	 seattle stop recording gefn004 sd6
2010-07-30	04:01:26	johnsherrin	 depth is 858m heading is 258
2010-07-30	04:01:28	elizabethsibert	 COR Chrysogorgid w/ SQA
2010-07-30	04:01:35	samanthazelin	 seattle start recording gefn005 sd6
2010-07-30	04:01:48	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	04:02:23	elizabethsibert	  ACN? 
2010-07-30	04:02:53	catrionamunro	 Video frozen at WHOI
2010-07-30	04:02:57	catrionamunro	 back
2010-07-30	04:03:04	elizabethsibert	 COR Chrysogorgid
2010-07-30	04:03:07	catrionamunro	 COR Primnoid
2010-07-30	04:03:07	elizabethsibert	 FSH
2010-07-30	04:03:15	catrionamunro	 COR Parantipathes?
2010-07-30	04:03:30	eleanorbors	 SPO encrusting grey
2010-07-30	04:03:38	eleanorbors	 (several)
2010-07-30	04:03:42	elizabethsibert	 URC
2010-07-30	04:03:50	catrionamunro	 COR Metallogorgia
2010-07-30	04:03:52	catrionamunro	 with OPH
2010-07-30	04:04:01	okeanosexplorer	 terrain is becoming steeper
2010-07-30	04:05:00	catrionamunro	 COR?
2010-07-30	04:05:31	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiia
2010-07-30	04:06:46	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiia
2010-07-30	04:07:28	catrionamunro	 COR Anthomastus
2010-07-30	04:07:29	okeanosexplorer	 COR Anthomastus
2010-07-30	04:07:37	catrionamunro	 OPH
2010-07-30	04:07:47	johnsherrin	 brisingid ASR
2010-07-30	04:08:22	johnsherrin	 not a crinoid
2010-07-30	04:08:29	okeanosexplorer	 right, brisingid
2010-07-30	04:08:34	johnsherrin	 but thanks for thinking of us Santiago
2010-07-30	04:08:52	okeanosexplorer	 but the pilots will be very confused if I tell him go for the asteroid!
2010-07-30	04:09:30	johnsherrin	 true, also if you tell them anything is a new species they'll be much more receptive to stopping
2010-07-30	04:10:43	okeanosexplorer	 that is true
2010-07-30	04:11:17	elizabethsibert	 WOR = worm  - on rock to left
2010-07-30	04:12:51	elizabethsibert	 GAS on rock to right of COR
2010-07-30	04:13:54	johnsherrin	 PAG
2010-07-30	04:13:54	elizabethsibert	 Not GAS, PAG
2010-07-30	04:13:54	okeanosexplorer	 PAG
2010-07-30	04:13:57	okeanosexplorer	 on rock
2010-07-30	04:14:13	johnsherrin	 triplicate all at the same time
2010-07-30	04:14:21	johnsherrin	 though I was first
2010-07-30	04:14:49	okeanosexplorer	 tunicate?
2010-07-30	04:15:42	johnsherrin	 UGO
2010-07-30	04:15:52	johnsherrin	 unidentified gelatinous object
2010-07-30	04:16:02	johnsherrin	 or maybe stick with USO hey
2010-07-30	04:16:27	okeanosexplorer	 good idea
2010-07-30	04:16:29	catrionamunro	 SPO with OPH
2010-07-30	04:17:00	okeanosexplorer	 SPO?
2010-07-30	04:17:04	elizabethsibert	 Zoom on SPO? with APH?
2010-07-30	04:18:35	timothyshank	 Saw amphipods but may have also seen a polychaete on that demosponge?
2010-07-30	04:18:57	catrionamunro	 FSH
2010-07-30	04:19:32	timothyshank	 small sized rounded rocks here on slope- moving to the NE
2010-07-30	04:19:42	johnsherrin	 what's that orange thing?
2010-07-30	04:19:55	johnsherrin	 crustacean-like
2010-07-30	04:20:14	elizabethsibert	 Would anyone be opposed to combining the codes "EEL" and "FSH" together as "FSH"? It seems like a difficult to distinguish, and often interchanged set of codes, and might do better as one.
2010-07-30	04:20:16	johnsherrin	 dorso-ventrally flattened shrimp?
2010-07-30	04:20:51	timothyshank	 is it dead?
2010-07-30	04:21:20	elizabethsibert	 STY
2010-07-30	04:21:44	elizabethsibert	 SHI
2010-07-30	04:21:44	eleanorbors	 SHI
2010-07-30	04:23:03	elizabethsibert	 COR Chrysogorgid?
2010-07-30	04:23:32	johnsherrin	 FSH
2010-07-30	04:23:34	catrionamunro	 SPO demisponge
2010-07-30	04:23:41	catrionamunro	 *demosponge
2010-07-30	04:23:49	timothyshank	 OREO
2010-07-30	04:23:52	okeanosexplorer	 starting moving to next point NW2, 100 meters at 0.3 knots
2010-07-30	04:24:10	okeanosexplorer	 many of these oreos in this area
2010-07-30	04:25:00	catrionamunro	 URC
2010-07-30	04:25:47	elizabethsibert	 LOGGING CODE CHANGE: From here on out, the code "EEL" will be combined into the code "FSH". 
2010-07-30	04:25:57	okeanosexplorer	 thank you
2010-07-30	04:26:03	johnsherrin	 Uvic seconds that motion
2010-07-30	04:26:11	johnsherrin	 FSH
2010-07-30	04:26:20	johnsherrin	 ASR
2010-07-30	04:26:28	johnsherrin	 URC
2010-07-30	04:26:35	okeanosexplorer	 EX does too
2010-07-30	04:26:47	timothyshank	 Low relief cobbled seafloor with forams
2010-07-30	04:26:49	johnsherrin	 SPO
2010-07-30	04:26:49	okeanosexplorer	 curren depth 840
2010-07-30	04:27:06	dustinschomagel	 FSH
2010-07-30	04:27:06	okeanosexplorer	 hdg 300
2010-07-30	04:27:30	okeanosexplorer	 water temp is 5.3C
2010-07-30	04:27:44	okeanosexplorer	 salninity 34.5
2010-07-30	04:27:49	okeanosexplorer	 34.53
2010-07-30	04:28:13	catrionamunro	 SPO
2010-07-30	04:28:15	johnsherrin	 URC
2010-07-30	04:28:17	catrionamunro	 encrustin
2010-07-30	04:28:22	catrionamunro	 *encrusting
2010-07-30	04:28:24	catrionamunro	 OPH
2010-07-30	04:28:47	elizabethsibert	 BAR
2010-07-30	04:28:52	catrionamunro	 Cup COR
2010-07-30	04:28:52	johnsherrin	 dirty zoom on barnacle shell
2010-07-30	04:29:02	elizabethsibert	 FSH
2010-07-30	04:29:09	eleanorbors	 URC?
2010-07-30	04:29:41	johnsherrin	 yes, duplicate of the one I typed in
2010-07-30	04:29:45	okeanosexplorer	 storm conditions on the surface
2010-07-30	04:30:33	catrionamunro	 ASR brisingid
2010-07-30	04:30:34	okeanosexplorer	 strong current
2010-07-30	04:30:36	johnsherrin	 brisingid is orienting its arms out to one side
2010-07-30	04:30:46	johnsherrin	 in line with current perhaps?
2010-07-30	04:31:17	catrionamunro	 SHI
2010-07-30	04:31:26	johnsherrin	 URC
2010-07-30	04:31:37	johnsherrin	 less steep terrain
2010-07-30	04:31:46	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	04:32:13	johnsherrin	 lots of large white urchins now
2010-07-30	04:32:15	johnsherrin	 URC
2010-07-30	04:32:37	johnsherrin	 blizzard conditions
2010-07-30	04:32:44	johnsherrin	 red URC
2010-07-30	04:32:45	elizabethsibert	 COR has assoc. SQA
2010-07-30	04:32:57	timothyshank	 current from the SW and strong
2010-07-30	04:32:58	okeanosexplorer	 current SW direction 
2010-07-30	04:33:17	samanthazelin	 seattle stop recording gefn005 sd6
2010-07-30	04:33:19	johnsherrin	 duplicate
2010-07-30	04:33:21	johnsherrin	 hehe
2010-07-30	04:33:25	samanthazelin	 seattle start recording gefn006 sd6
2010-07-30	04:34:26	johnsherrin	 SPO
2010-07-30	04:35:45	okeanosexplorer	 very strong current
2010-07-30	04:36:15	elizabethsibert	 FSH
2010-07-30	04:36:31	johnsherrin	 FSH
2010-07-30	04:37:42	johnsherrin	 noticeable lack  of crinoids
2010-07-30	04:38:42	catrionamunro	 off bottom
2010-07-30	04:38:59	okeanosexplorer	 current i carryin us away to the NE
2010-07-30	04:41:57	okeanosexplorer	 *g
2010-07-30	04:42:35	okeanosexplorer	 COR isidid whip
2010-07-30	04:42:50	johnsherrin	 ask it to carry us to the waypoint
2010-07-30	04:46:37	okeanosexplorer	 strong storm at surface
2010-07-30	04:46:57	okeanosexplorer	 is intensifying
2010-07-30	04:47:17	johnsherrin	 try doing an xbt during one of those Santiago, lots of fun
2010-07-30	04:47:44	okeanosexplorer	 we  are heading to NE2 point now
2010-07-30	04:48:33	catrionamunro	 COR chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	04:49:04	johnsherrin	 SPO
2010-07-30	04:50:49	okeanosexplorer	 xbt?
2010-07-30	04:51:31	johnsherrin	 expendable bathythermograph
2010-07-30	04:51:41	johnsherrin	 the survey techs on board do them during mapping ops
2010-07-30	04:51:50	johnsherrin	 FSH
2010-07-30	04:52:11	okeanosexplorer	 oh, that is something I yet have to see
2010-07-30	04:52:32	okeanosexplorer	 COR chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	04:52:43	okeanosexplorer	 SPO
2010-07-30	04:52:53	johnsherrin	 not worth seeing
2010-07-30	04:53:00	okeanosexplorer	 COR
2010-07-30	04:53:42	dustinschomagel	 ACN
2010-07-30	04:55:00	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	04:55:02	catrionamunro	 FSH
2010-07-30	04:55:12	catrionamunro	 COR chrysogorgiiid (new)
2010-07-30	04:55:17	catrionamunro	 x2 
2010-07-30	04:56:24	catrionamunro	 COR - Primnoid?
2010-07-30	04:56:33	okeanosexplorer	 strong swells at surface
2010-07-30	04:56:43	catrionamunro	 URC
2010-07-30	04:56:56	eleanorbors	 Hold on Santiago!
2010-07-30	04:57:22	okeanosexplorer	 strong for the Celebes sea
2010-07-30	04:57:43	okeanosexplorer	 in reality is nothing
2010-07-30	04:57:45	elizabethsibert	 FSH
2010-07-30	04:57:51	okeanosexplorer	 FSH oreo
2010-07-30	04:57:52	elizabethsibert	 OREO
2010-07-30	04:57:53	eleanorbors	 SPO grey encrusting
2010-07-30	04:57:57	eleanorbors	 several small COR
2010-07-30	04:57:59	okeanosexplorer	 SPO encrusting gray
2010-07-30	04:58:09	catrionamunro	 COR chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	04:58:14	okeanosexplorer	 COR chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	04:58:14	catrionamunro	 can we zoom on that please?
2010-07-30	04:58:34	catrionamunro	 thank you!
2010-07-30	04:59:04	okeanosexplorer	 it looks dead
2010-07-30	04:59:14	okeanosexplorer	 dead Iridogorgia
2010-07-30	04:59:20	timothyshank	 Very much so- look for barnacles!
2010-07-30	04:59:26	okeanosexplorer	 with HDY on skeleton
2010-07-30	04:59:33	okeanosexplorer	 ok
2010-07-30	04:59:47	okeanosexplorer	 barnacle radar on
2010-07-30	05:01:42	elizabethsibert	 PAG
2010-07-30	05:01:43	okeanosexplorer	 PAG
2010-07-30	05:01:54	timothyshank	 APH
2010-07-30	05:02:45	okeanosexplorer	 ACN
2010-07-30	05:03:40	okeanosexplorer	 COR chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	05:05:31	samanthazelin	 seattle stop recording gefn006 sd6
2010-07-30	05:05:41	samanthazelin	 seattle start recording gefn007 sd6
2010-07-30	05:06:04	dustinschomagel	 Victoria recording stop/start
2010-07-30	05:06:30	catrionamunro	 COR cf Acanella?
2010-07-30	05:07:08	johnsherrin	 SPO
2010-07-30	05:07:19	johnsherrin	 OPH
2010-07-30	05:08:31	catrionamunro	 log: zoom on COR Chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	05:08:43	okeanosexplorer	 spawning?
2010-07-30	05:08:58	eleanorbors	 WOW
2010-07-30	05:09:01	okeanosexplorer	 spawning!!
2010-07-30	05:10:14	johnsherrin	 with the number of chrysogorgids we've seen, chances are we were bound to catch one red-handed
2010-07-30	05:10:20	catrionamunro	 maybe worth also looking at other Chrysogorgiids around? See if they are also spawning?
2010-07-30	05:10:46	johnsherrin	 can't see it spawning very well from this angle
2010-07-30	05:10:47	elizabethsibert	 2x SQA associates
2010-07-30	05:10:47	okeanosexplorer	 yes
2010-07-30	05:11:00	okeanosexplorer	 this is totally unique!
2010-07-30	05:11:06	okeanosexplorer	 never seen before!!!!!!!
2010-07-30	05:12:02	okeanosexplorer	 Chrysogorgiid spawning
2010-07-30	05:13:27	samanthazelin	 seattle stop recording gefn007
2010-07-30	05:13:33	samanthazelin	  seattle start recording gefn008
2010-07-30	05:14:06	elizabethsibert	 Several OPH on rocks
2010-07-30	05:14:44	okeanosexplorer	 I can't believe we are seeing this
2010-07-30	05:14:46	okeanosexplorer	 so lucky
2010-07-30	05:15:45	okeanosexplorer	 headig 124
2010-07-30	05:15:51	eleanorbors	 I know, amazing!
2010-07-30	05:17:04	okeanosexplorer	 depth depth 842..7
2010-07-30	05:17:39	okeanosexplorer	 temperature 5.05C
2010-07-30	05:18:17	eleanorbors	 I thought I saw flagella-like motion too
2010-07-30	05:18:30	eleanorbors	 As though it was swimming.
2010-07-30	05:21:19	johnsherrin	 should we zoom out a little bit or no?
2010-07-30	05:22:13	elizabethsibert	 FSH
2010-07-30	05:22:14	samanthazelin	 eel?
2010-07-30	05:22:15	samanthazelin	 fsh
2010-07-30	05:25:10	eleanorbors	 Just had one pop out of a polyp
2010-07-30	05:25:23	eleanorbors	 The current seems to have lessened and so has the rate or release
2010-07-30	05:27:02	eleanorbors	 Potentially egg sacks at base of polyp with release of single spheres through opening
2010-07-30	05:31:29	eleanorbors	 It may also be interesting to stick around and see if the release rate increases again with increased current
2010-07-30	05:32:03	elizabethsibert	 SHI
2010-07-30	05:32:09	catrionamunro	 Another COR Chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	05:33:02	eleanorbors	 Video down
2010-07-30	05:33:03	catrionamunro	 WHOI lost video
2010-07-30	05:33:06	johnsherrin	 noooo
2010-07-30	05:33:13	johnsherrin	 video down here as well
2010-07-30	05:33:39	eleanorbors	 Did ship lose video coms
2010-07-30	05:33:41	eleanorbors	 ?
2010-07-30	05:33:52	elizabethsibert	 Nav is still working
2010-07-30	05:34:20	okeanosexplorer	 no, is a power problem in the ROV
2010-07-30	05:34:30	okeanosexplorer	 seems like the lights were off
2010-07-30	05:34:49	okeanosexplorer	 lost power seems like
2010-07-30	05:34:52	okeanosexplorer	 stand by
2010-07-30	05:35:01	johnsherrin	 might be a good thing, give the chrysogorgid some privacy
2010-07-30	05:35:17	okeanosexplorer	 still have control of the ROV
2010-07-30	05:35:28	okeanosexplorer	 cameras are on
2010-07-30	05:35:39	eleanorbors	 That coral has had years of privacy! It's our turn to watch!
2010-07-30	05:35:41	okeanosexplorer	 seems a proble with the lights
2010-07-30	05:36:21	johnsherrin	 yes but it's obviously shy
2010-07-30	05:36:54	eleanorbors	 Unacceptable time for modesty. I have no sympathy.
2010-07-30	05:37:24	okeanosexplorer	 this is just not fair
2010-07-30	05:39:50	samanthazelin	 seattle stop recording gefn008 sd6
2010-07-30	05:41:07	okeanosexplorer	 we should get the lights back soon, pilots are confindent this is not a permanent loose of power
2010-07-30	05:41:19	johnsherrin	 lights are back
2010-07-30	05:41:27	johnsherrin	 correction, were back
2010-07-30	05:43:29	okeanosexplorer	 here we go!
2010-07-30	05:44:13	okeanosexplorer	 waiting for the second one
2010-07-30	05:46:31	okeanosexplorer	 and BACK!
2010-07-30	05:46:43	elizabethsibert	 OPH
2010-07-30	05:46:50	elizabethsibert	 URC
2010-07-30	05:46:54	elizabethsibert	 COR Anthomastus
2010-07-30	05:46:57	elizabethsibert	 SPO
2010-07-30	05:46:59	samanthazelin	 seattle start recordn gefn009 sd6
2010-07-30	05:48:21	timothyshank	 I suggest a need to image others corals close by that shows a difference in the state of reproduction (same species as a priority). Also suggest documenting the eggs again (as possible).
2010-07-30	05:49:30	catrionamunro	 there are a couple of COR Chrysogorgiids below
2010-07-30	05:49:59	okeanosexplorer	 100% agree
2010-07-30	05:50:13	timothyshank	 Can you confirm how much more bottom time we have?
2010-07-30	05:51:02	okeanosexplorer	 a little over 2 hours
2010-07-30	05:53:55	okeanosexplorer	 we a trying to relocate the spawning coral
2010-07-30	05:55:11	eleanorbors	 URC
2010-07-30	05:55:42	eleanorbors	 Grey Encrusting SPO
2010-07-30	05:55:58	okeanosexplorer	 this looks like it
2010-07-30	05:55:59	eleanorbors	 Is this the one?!
2010-07-30	05:56:10	elizabethsibert	 I tink so
2010-07-30	05:56:14	elizabethsibert	 *think
2010-07-30	06:02:16	eleanorbors	 Zooming on another individual
2010-07-30	06:03:51	elizabethsibert	 Apparantly not spawning
2010-07-30	06:04:01	elizabethsibert	 SQA both as associate and to right of COR
2010-07-30	06:04:03	okeanosexplorer	 but might have eggs
2010-07-30	06:04:15	samanthazelin	 seattle stop recording gefn009 sd6
2010-07-30	06:04:23	samanthazelin	 seattle start recording gefn001 sd7
2010-07-30	06:04:58	timothyshank	 I don't see the "eggs" we saw before per se- I do see a whiter buldge at the base of the polyp- I also see the branchs as looking different as well-....Watch for particles of the same "size" as the "eggs" going into the coral- are they the same size and shape coming out of the coral?
2010-07-30	06:05:43	okeanosexplorer	 ok
2010-07-30	06:06:40	dustinschomagel	 Victoria recording stop/start
2010-07-30	06:07:39	okeanosexplorer	 there is a similar one on screen
2010-07-30	06:08:25	elizabethsibert	 ACN
2010-07-30	06:08:30	elizabethsibert	 Zoom on COR Chrysogorgid
2010-07-30	06:08:46	elizabethsibert	 Looking for Spawning again
2010-07-30	06:09:41	elizabethsibert	 ZOA above
2010-07-30	06:09:47	elizabethsibert	 STY
2010-07-30	06:09:53	elizabethsibert	 COR Cup to left
2010-07-30	06:14:27	elizabethsibert	 ACN
2010-07-30	06:15:43	okeanosexplorer	 looks like this one has egg sacs
2010-07-30	06:15:44	eleanorbors	 Appears to have same saddle-bags of eggs
2010-07-30	06:15:49	okeanosexplorer	 yes
2010-07-30	06:15:58	okeanosexplorer	 watch out for eggs
2010-07-30	06:16:15	timothyshank	 I do see the "eggs" as before including a whiter buldge at the base of the polyp
2010-07-30	06:16:27	okeanosexplorer	 yes
2010-07-30	06:16:43	okeanosexplorer	 Tim, are you following our conversation?
2010-07-30	06:16:52	timothyshank	 "corals with eggs 1" or "coral with eggs 2"?
2010-07-30	06:17:02	timothyshank	 Yes every syllable.
2010-07-30	06:17:54	elizabethsibert	 COR Chrysogorgia zoom
2010-07-30	06:18:16	johnsherrin	 if we see any crinoids with eggs we'll take a zoom on that too please
2010-07-30	06:18:39	okeanosexplorer	 no eggs on this one
2010-07-30	06:18:50	eleanorbors	 skinny and egg-less at base of polyps
2010-07-30	06:19:16	catrionamunro	 looks like different morphology
2010-07-30	06:19:25	okeanosexplorer	 This is a drill, Tim, please take charge of the dive. Pilots can hear you over the party line OKEX
2010-07-30	06:19:27	okeanosexplorer	 This is a drill, Tim, please take charge of the dive. Pilots can hear you over the party line OKEX
2010-07-30	06:19:30	okeanosexplorer	 This is a drill, Tim, please take charge of the dive. Pilots can hear you over the party line OKEX
2010-07-30	06:19:38	timothyshank	 Roger that
2010-07-30	06:19:42	okeanosexplorer	 OK
2010-07-30	06:19:45	okeanosexplorer	 brb
2010-07-30	06:20:31	timothyshank	 Absolutely John
2010-07-30	06:21:01	johnsherrin	 thanks Tim
2010-07-30	06:21:17	johnsherrin	 the corals are pretty amazing though
2010-07-30	06:21:38	johnsherrin	 depth is 840m heading is 340
2010-07-30	06:21:52	timothyshank	 ROV undergoing drill (ship's) -off bottom
2010-07-30	06:21:58	eleanorbors	 I wonder how many of these we've seen with eggs before we knew they were eggs.
2010-07-30	06:22:10	eleanorbors	 Time to go back through that video!
2010-07-30	06:22:19	johnsherrin	 time to go back through the video
2010-07-30	06:22:21	johnsherrin	 hey!
2010-07-30	06:22:39	johnsherrin	 duplicate
2010-07-30	06:22:39	timothyshank	 Ahhh, the one we saw with eggs was somewhat distinct- that said there is no substitute for going through the video
2010-07-30	06:22:55	timothyshank	 sounds like something John is already doing.
2010-07-30	06:22:56	eleanorbors	 Wow. That was excellent
2010-07-30	06:23:05	johnsherrin	 sounds like a project for an undergrad
2010-07-30	06:23:45	timothyshank	 Ha. time for me to go back to school.
2010-07-30	06:24:10	johnsherrin	 I've got some shrimp you could look at Tim
2010-07-30	06:24:20	johnsherrin	 and I'll have some sequences in a few months
2010-07-30	06:24:28	johnsherrin	 fingers crossed
2010-07-30	06:24:56	timothyshank	 You should come to whoi and crank em out. Don't you need a trip to the left coast?
2010-07-30	06:25:10	johnsherrin	 I certainly do
2010-07-30	06:25:31	johnsherrin	 gotta stop going to the tropics
2010-07-30	06:26:44	johnsherrin	 perhaps a PhD offer would lure me out east...
2010-07-30	06:26:51	johnsherrin	 hehe
2010-07-30	06:30:31	samanthazelin	 seattle stop recording gefn001 sd7
2010-07-30	06:30:56	eleanorbors	 Back on bottom
2010-07-30	06:31:09	samanthazelin	 seattle start recording gefn002 sd7
2010-07-30	06:31:18	eleanorbors	 CRB
2010-07-30	06:31:26	elizabethsibert	 *CRA
2010-07-30	06:31:33	eleanorbors	 Sorry.
2010-07-30	06:32:20	elizabethsibert	 OPH on rock
2010-07-30	06:33:42	okeanosexplorer	 and back
2010-07-30	06:33:59	okeanosexplorer	 we survived
2010-07-30	06:34:10	catrionamunro	 different morph again?
2010-07-30	06:34:38	eleanorbors	 SQA in COR
2010-07-30	06:34:41	okeanosexplorer	 seeks like it has eggs
2010-07-30	06:34:48	okeanosexplorer	 but no spawning
2010-07-30	06:35:28	okeanosexplorer	 This is a drill, Tim, please take charge of the dive. Pilots can hear you over the party line OKEX
2010-07-30	06:35:30	okeanosexplorer	 again
2010-07-30	06:35:41	timothyshank	 I don't see any eggs- just the white base of the polyp
2010-07-30	06:36:31	eleanorbors	 Possibly this is pre-or post-eggs but with the egg-holding structures? Or possibly the coral is simply white-ish at the base.
2010-07-30	06:37:13	catrionamunro	 is that a metallogorgia?
2010-07-30	06:37:32	timothyshank	 I don't think so....
2010-07-30	06:38:12	elizabethsibert	 FSH
2010-07-30	06:38:34	timothyshank	 Yes, looks more like a derrivative of metallogorgia
2010-07-30	06:39:11	elizabethsibert	 SHI
2010-07-30	06:39:15	elizabethsibert	 ACN
2010-07-30	06:39:52	elizabethsibert	 ACN x2
2010-07-30	06:41:01	okeanosexplorer	 and back again
2010-07-30	06:41:45	catrionamunro	 URC
2010-07-30	06:41:54	okeanosexplorer	 ASR
2010-07-30	06:42:12	okeanosexplorer	 this time it was a fire
2010-07-30	06:42:25	elizabethsibert	 Is everything OK?
2010-07-30	06:42:32	elizabethsibert	 SHI and URC
2010-07-30	06:42:42	catrionamunro	 COR Chrysogorgiid!
2010-07-30	06:43:34	okeanosexplorer	 eggs
2010-07-30	06:43:37	okeanosexplorer	 !
2010-07-30	06:43:39	eleanorbors	 There was one!!!
2010-07-30	06:43:41	catrionamunro	 looks like they are coming out
2010-07-30	06:43:45	eleanorbors	 Yes!
2010-07-30	06:44:51	timothyshank	 I see (swollen?) white polyp bases without polyps- can we infer that these are eggs? or just large polyp bases?
2010-07-30	06:44:57	johnsherrin	 I think if you're on watch in the control room you don't have to leave for the drills Santiago
2010-07-30	06:45:14	okeanosexplorer	 c'mon!
2010-07-30	06:45:23	okeanosexplorer	 no, I have to, sadly
2010-07-30	06:45:31	johnsherrin	 oh ok
2010-07-30	06:46:00	johnsherrin	 should I put on some marvin gaye?
2010-07-30	06:46:33	timothyshank	 Santiago, can you confirm off bottom EX time again?
2010-07-30	06:47:53	catrionamunro	 was the first one we saw 'releasing eggs' hit by the ROV?
2010-07-30	06:47:58	okeanosexplorer	 around 4:10pm Tim
2010-07-30	06:48:09	okeanosexplorer	 so about an hour and 20 min from now
2010-07-30	06:48:21	timothyshank	 Thank you. There was certainly prop wash on the first one.
2010-07-30	06:50:32	timothyshank	 currents appear to have shifted - now coming out of the northeast
2010-07-30	06:51:32	eleanorbors	 grey SPO encrusting
2010-07-30	06:51:38	catrionamunro	 another one
2010-07-30	06:51:45	catrionamunro	 Chrysogorgiid that is
2010-07-30	06:51:45	okeanosexplorer	 another Chrysogorgiiid
2010-07-30	06:53:39	okeanosexplorer	 eggs!
2010-07-30	06:53:48	okeanosexplorer	 polyps are closed
2010-07-30	06:54:40	timothyshank	 The coral we saw with eggs appears to be about 20 meters away. I think we should at this point go back and review it, and then move on to the next waypoint- which, if we are close to waypoint 3, we should just head upslope from here
2010-07-30	06:56:56	okeanosexplorer	 agreed
2010-07-30	07:00:30	catrionamunro	 Encrusting SPO
2010-07-30	07:01:07	eleanorbors	 Approaching original spawning coral again
2010-07-30	07:01:07	okeanosexplorer	 there it is
2010-07-30	07:01:27	okeanosexplorer	 current depth 843m
2010-07-30	07:01:44	okeanosexplorer	 temperature  5.2C
2010-07-30	07:01:54	okeanosexplorer	 salinity 34.54
2010-07-30	07:03:50	okeanosexplorer	 uttent seems to be heading SE
2010-07-30	07:04:11	elizabethsibert	 Log: Back to original spawning COR Chrysogorgia
2010-07-30	07:05:41	samanthazelin	 seattle stop recording gefn002 sd7
2010-07-30	07:05:49	samanthazelin	 seattle start recording gefn003 sd7
2010-07-30	07:06:30	dustinschomagel	 Victoria recording stop/start
2010-07-30	07:07:31	elizabethsibert	 FSH
2010-07-30	07:08:01	okeanosexplorer	 temperature 5.13
2010-07-30	07:19:29	catrionamunro	 I don't see any eggs 
2010-07-30	07:19:34	catrionamunro	 coming out, that is
2010-07-30	07:20:08	okeanosexplorer	 is saving some for later
2010-07-30	07:24:36	elizabethsibert	 SHI
2010-07-30	07:26:19	catrionamunro	 COR chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	07:27:36	okeanosexplorer	 OK, we are going to start moving west to WP3
2010-07-30	07:27:37	samanthazelin	 seattle stop recording gefn003 sd7
2010-07-30	07:27:45	eleanorbors	 Several grey encrusting SPOs
2010-07-30	07:27:46	samanthazelin	 seattle start recording gefn004 sd7
2010-07-30	07:27:46	catrionamunro	 COR? 
2010-07-30	07:27:50	okeanosexplorer	 upslope
2010-07-30	07:28:07	elizabethsibert	 OPH
2010-07-30	07:28:10	timothyshank	 COR black coral?
2010-07-30	07:28:30	okeanosexplorer	 COR Paragorgia?
2010-07-30	07:28:45	okeanosexplorer	 COR chrysogorgiid
2010-07-30	07:30:13	elizabethsibert	 SPO
2010-07-30	07:32:18	catrionamunro	 URC
2010-07-30	07:32:42	catrionamunro	 SHI
2010-07-30	07:33:58	catrionamunro	 SPO
2010-07-30	07:34:31	timothyshank	 Forams, white covering the margins of rocks- very extensive
2010-07-30	07:34:49	elizabethsibert	 OPH under rock?
2010-07-30	07:36:15	eleanorbors	 BAR?
2010-07-30	07:36:29	eleanorbors	 Large field of BAR
2010-07-30	07:38:30	elizabethsibert	 URC?
2010-07-30	07:38:35	elizabethsibert	 ACN? 
2010-07-30	07:39:00	johnsherrin	 stalked barnacles
2010-07-30	07:39:03	elizabethsibert	 Log: Zoom on BAR w/ Cirri out
2010-07-30	07:39:12	elizabethsibert	 OPH arm from under rock
2010-07-30	07:40:03	johnsherrin	 chiton down below?
2010-07-30	07:40:12	eleanorbors	 CHI?
2010-07-30	07:40:13	okeanosexplorer	 current were the corals were had a heading of 178.4 degrees and a speed of 0.6 knots
2010-07-30	07:40:17	johnsherrin	 CHI
2010-07-30	07:41:38	elizabethsibert	 Was that an Ostracod (straight down on the rocky face)?
2010-07-30	07:44:24	elizabethsibert	 OPH
2010-07-30	07:44:46	elizabethsibert	 ACN?
2010-07-30	07:45:33	catrionamunro	 I think I just saw one - a white shrimp
2010-07-30	07:45:52	okeanosexplorer	 COR anitipatharian
2010-07-30	07:46:14	okeanosexplorer	 COR antipatharian
2010-07-30	07:46:24	elizabethsibert	 CRI
2010-07-30	07:46:32	elizabethsibert	 ASR?
2010-07-30	07:46:32	johnsherrin	 can we look at that crinoid?
2010-07-30	07:46:40	johnsherrin	 or not enough time probably
2010-07-30	07:46:45	johnsherrin	 nevermind
2010-07-30	07:47:08	elizabethsibert	 ASR again
2010-07-30	07:47:20	okeanosexplorer	 oh, I am so sorry, I wasn't looking at this
2010-07-30	07:47:30	okeanosexplorer	 please let me know when you see another one
2010-07-30	07:47:31	elizabethsibert	 CRI
2010-07-30	07:47:33	dustinschomagel	 theres one
2010-07-30	07:47:40	elizabethsibert	 OPH 
2010-07-30	07:47:41	okeanosexplorer	 wherr?
2010-07-30	07:47:46	johnsherrin	 passed it
2010-07-30	07:47:46	dustinschomagel	 we passed over it
2010-07-30	07:47:49	dustinschomagel	 its ok
2010-07-30	07:47:52	okeanosexplorer	 don't see it
2010-07-30	07:47:52	johnsherrin	 small crinoids on stalks
2010-07-30	07:47:54	okeanosexplorer	 what color?
2010-07-30	07:47:55	dustinschomagel	 pretty cryptic
2010-07-30	07:48:00	johnsherrin	 brownish
2010-07-30	07:48:01	elizabethsibert	 Hard to see anything at this speed
2010-07-30	07:48:04	johnsherrin	 yes
2010-07-30	07:48:22	elizabethsibert	 OPs many
2010-07-30	07:48:25	elizabethsibert	 *OPHs
2010-07-30	07:49:26	okeanosexplorer	 SPO
2010-07-30	07:49:28	elizabethsibert	 SPO?
2010-07-30	07:49:50	timothyshank	 very large barnacle field
2010-07-30	07:50:04	elizabethsibert	 OPH
2010-07-30	07:50:04	eleanorbors	 SHI
2010-07-30	07:50:05	timothyshank	 are we at the end of our tether?
2010-07-30	07:50:15	okeanosexplorer	 ther is current
2010-07-30	07:50:15	eleanorbors	 red
2010-07-30	07:50:16	eleanorbors	 right?
2010-07-30	07:52:03	elizabethsibert	 SHI (red)
2010-07-30	07:52:15	okeanosexplorer	 yes, SHI
2010-07-30	07:52:19	elizabethsibert	 SHI (red) again
2010-07-30	07:52:24	elizabethsibert	 URC
2010-07-30	07:52:32	eleanorbors	 OPH
2010-07-30	07:52:34	okeanosexplorer	 barnacle field continues
2010-07-30	07:52:41	elizabethsibert	 SPO Green encrusting
2010-07-30	07:52:42	eleanorbors	 green SPO
2010-07-30	07:52:44	elizabethsibert	 SPO Demosponge
2010-07-30	07:52:51	elizabethsibert	 SHI (red)
2010-07-30	07:53:11	johnsherrin	 incredible field of barnacles
2010-07-30	07:53:45	elizabethsibert	 Chrisogorgid COR
2010-07-30	07:53:48	elizabethsibert	 CRA
2010-07-30	07:53:58	elizabethsibert	 SPO
2010-07-30	07:54:49	elizabethsibert	 FSH
2010-07-30	07:55:11	okeanosexplorer	 end of tether to the west
2010-07-30	07:55:26	elizabethsibert	 BAR as far as we can see
2010-07-30	07:55:28	timothyshank	 okay, so moving north- still in this BAR field
2010-07-30	07:55:38	okeanosexplorer	 heading north to the extent of the tether and remaining bottom time
2010-07-30	07:56:07	johnsherrin	 depth is 808m, heading is 75
2010-07-30	07:56:18	okeanosexplorer	 temperature is 5.6C
2010-07-30	07:56:23	elizabethsibert	 FSH, URC
2010-07-30	07:56:28	okeanosexplorer	 salinity is 34.54
2010-07-30	07:56:28	elizabethsibert	 Still tons of BAR
2010-07-30	07:56:42	elizabethsibert	 SHI (red)
2010-07-30	07:58:35	elizabethsibert	 PEN
2010-07-30	07:58:46	elizabethsibert	 SPO
2010-07-30	07:59:38	elizabethsibert	 Stalked organism (red)
2010-07-30	07:59:51	johnsherrin	 URC x2
2010-07-30	08:00:05	eleanorbors	 Epic Barnacle Field continues
2010-07-30	08:00:20	okeanosexplorer	 this is the end of the tether to the north
2010-07-30	08:00:28	okeanosexplorer	 and still barnacles
2010-07-30	08:00:38	johnsherrin	 crinoid abundance remains low
2010-07-30	08:00:51	okeanosexplorer	 an coral is too
2010-07-30	08:00:51	johnsherrin	 Victoria remains hopeful
2010-07-30	08:01:14	johnsherrin	 thanks everyone
2010-07-30	08:03:29	samanthazelin	 seattle stop recording gefn004 sd7
2010-07-30	08:03:52	eleanorbors	 Thanks!
2010-07-30	08:04:02	okeanosexplorer	 NOTE, the targets Barnacles, Barnacles West and Barnacles North represent the furthest points we could reach, as limited by the tether. Hoewever the barnacle filed continues beyond these points
2010-07-30	08:04:25	okeanosexplorer	 we are messuring the current before coming up
2010-07-30	08:04:52	elizabethsibert	 Stop WHOI Recording on INDEX ROV21_1
2010-07-30	08:05:23	elizabethsibert	 Thanks all for a great dive!
2010-07-30	08:05:31	okeanosexplorer	 we are switching to low res
2010-07-30	08:05:45	okeanosexplorer	 you will experience an interruption in the streamig
2010-07-30	08:05:47	catrionamunro	 This was a very exciting dive tonight - thank you all! Good night, WHOI out.
2010-07-30	08:05:55	okeanosexplorer	 Thank you everyone for participating tonight
2010-07-30	08:06:03	okeanosexplorer	 it was definitively a very exciting dive
2010-07-30	08:06:22	dustinschomagel	 Thank you all and good night.\
2010-07-30	08:06:40	timothyshank	 Santiago, can you relay the results of the current measurements at the end of the dive- Thank you for a really interesting dive.
2010-07-30	08:08:15	okeanosexplorer	 current at the barnacle field was 0.99 knots heading 189.5d
2010-07-30	08:08:25	okeanosexplorer	 very strong!
2010-07-30	08:08:53	okeanosexplorer	 ok this is the end of the dive
2010-07-30	08:09:13	timothyshank	 Great. Thank you. Yes, the ROV got blown to the south very quickly at the end. Thank you again all. No dive tomorrow.
2010-07-30	08:09:53	okeanosexplorer	 that is right, a chance to catch up on sleep
2010-07-30	08:11:18	okeanosexplorer	 for some...
2010-07-30	09:02:45	okeanosexplorer	 `  This is a live update from the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer. Dian speaking here . The local ex time is 05.00 pm. We are concluding ROV dive operations at 4.10 pm and still waiting for The ROV to be on  deck properly . After that we will continue multibeam  mapping operations to the next  area. The current coordinate is 5.40076  N – 126.59473 E.  
2010-07-30	10:01:42	okeanosexplorer	   This is a live update from the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer. Dian speaking here . The local ex time is 06.00 pm.  The ROV to be on  deck properly at 5.7 pm and after that we are performing multibeam mapping  operations to the Northeast close to Miangas Island. The current Heading is 47 deg. Speed is 9 knt. Bottom depth is 1417 m .And the coordinate is 5.35380  N – 126.56774 E.  
2010-07-30	12:16:25	okeanosexplorer	 This is a live update from the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer. Santiago Herrera speaking here . The local ex time is 08.00 pm.  We are currently performing multibeam mapping  operations to the Northeast close to Miangas Island. The current Heading is 250 deg. Speed is 9 knt. Bottom depth is 1321m .And the coordinate is 5.48713  N – 126.62643 E  
2010-07-30	12:59:43	okeanosexplorer	 This is a live update from the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer. Santiago Herrera speaking. The local ex time is 08.00 pm.  We are currently performing multibeam mapping  operations to the Northeast close to Miangas Island. The current Heading is 228 deg. Speed is 9 knt. Bottom depth is 1726m .And the coordinates are 5.40440  N – 126.54510 E  
2010-07-30	13:00:41	okeanosexplorer	 *9:00pm
2010-07-30	16:02:02	okeanosexplorer	 This is a live update from the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer. Rainer Troa speaking here . The local ex time is midnight. We are currently performing multibeam mapping  operations close to NW of Miangas Island. The current Heading is Notrh East at 43 deg. Speed is 8.3 knt. Bottom depth is 3729 m .And the coordinate is 5.253  N – 126.332 E
2010-07-30			
2010-07-30	17:03:31	okeanosexplorer	 This is a live update from the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer. Rainer Troa speaking here . The local ex time is midnight. We are currently performing multibeam mapping  operations close to NW of Miangas Island. The current Heading is Notrh East at 45 deg. Speed is 8.9 knt. Bottom depth is 3721 m, coordinate is 5.3589  N – 126.4373 E
2010-07-30			
2010-07-30	18:05:42	okeanosexplorer	 This is a live update from the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer. Rainer Troa speaking here . The local ex time is 02.00 am. We are currently performing multibeam mapping  operations close to NW of Miangas Island. The current Heading is Notrh East at 51 deg. Speed is 8.9 knt. Bottom depth is 1588 m, coordinate is 5.4681  N – 126.46858 E
2010-07-30			
2010-07-30	19:04:21	okeanosexplorer	 This is a live update from the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer. Rainer Troa speaking here . The local ex time is 03.00 am. We are currently performing multibeam mapping  operations close to NW of Miangas Island. The current Heading is South West at 223 deg. Speed is 8.9 knt. Bottom depth is 3321 m, coordinate is 5.439  N – 126.4467 E
2010-07-30	20:01:02	okeanosexplorer	 This is a live update from the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer. Rainer Troa speaking here . The local ex time is 04.00 am. We are currently performing multibeam mapping  operations close to NW of Miangas Island. The current Heading is South West at 222 deg. Speed is 9 knt. Bottom depth is 3728 m, coordinate is 5.338  N – 126.347 E
2010-07-30	21:03:46	okeanosexplorer	   This is a live update from the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Dian speaking. The local ex time is 06.00 pm.  We are performing multibeam mapping  operations to the  south west close to Miangas Island and we are begin turning on to the northwest. The current Heading is 280 deg. Speed is 8.7 knt. Bottom depth is 3471 m .And the coordinate is 5.2310  N – 126.2387 E.  
2010-07-30	23:01:16	okeanosexplorer	   This is a live update from the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer. This is Dian speaking. The local ex time is 07.00 am.  We are performing multibeam mapping  operations still to the northeast close to Miangas Island. The current Heading is 45 deg. Speed is 9.1 knt. Bottom depth is 3717 m .And the coordinate is 5.43875  N – 126.3848 E.