07/13/2013,00:22:02,carolruppel,Hi Meme--You might try dialing back the gain a bit to see if we can get more subsurface structure.  Looks like considerable gas here, or a hard bottom.  
07/13/2013,00:23:11,carolruppel,sorry just realized that i think you've finished the lines
07/13/2013,00:27:31,carolruppel,that is superbly cool!  been talking to Tom Weber about this stuff...
07/13/2013,00:29:38,carolruppel,Meme, Jackie--Thank you for doing the SBP.  I'll download the KEB tomorrow and take a look.  Have a good night...Signing off.
07/13/2013,10:59:31,iscwatch,I someone's there, I think the okeanos feed needs to be reset.  I am getting no picutres in either feed besides the logo
07/13/2013,10:59:48,Webb Pinner,thanks
07/13/2013,10:59:50,iscwatch,nevermind!
07/13/2013,11:00:07,iscwatch,scratch that, theyre still down
07/13/2013,11:01:58,iscwatch,thanks! they're up and running
07/13/2013,11:59:56,Tim Shank,Good morning.  Eventlog coms check. 8:06am whoi local
07/13/2013,12:04:43,Brendan Roark,Hi tim 
07/13/2013,12:08:28,Andrea Quattrini,check
07/13/2013,12:08:43,Andrea Quattrini,Good Morning Everyone.
07/13/2013,12:09:08,Andrea Quattrini,I was having difficulty entering text into the chat room, but all is fine now.
07/13/2013,12:09:16,Tim Shank,Good morning
07/13/2013,12:09:31,Taylor Heyl,Good morning Andrea.
07/13/2013,12:09:46,Tim Shank,Is our call at 9am?
07/13/2013,12:09:48,Andrea Quattrini,Launching at 815-820 today.
07/13/2013,12:11:25,Andrea Quattrini,Anyone can call in today at 845 am and we can chat as necessary, but we will wait until everyone is on the line at 900 am to give a dive plan overview. Does this sound good?
07/13/2013,12:14:04,Andrea Quattrini,CORRECTION. Launching at 825 this am.
07/13/2013,12:18:54,Catalina Martinez,Good morning everyone.  All three feeds look good this morning on I1.
07/13/2013,12:20:19,Andrea Quattrini,Good morning everyone. We are currently in Hydrographer Canyon at a location of 40d 00.1256N -69d 01.1567W. We are exploring the west wall of the canyon from ~1425 to 900 m depth. We will be reaching bottom at the base of the slope, where we plan on moving upslope, and then gradually moving along the slope into shallower depths. The primary objectives of today’s dive include documenting deep-water corals and their faunal associates. This dive track was chosen based on modeling of slope from multibeam data, with previous information in this region from tow-cam data indicating that deepwater corals tend to occur on canyon walls with slopes >35deg.  We are hopefully going to see a lot of corals today! It is going to be a great dive~
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,12:20:19,Andrea Quattrini,check check
07/13/2013,12:21:02,Taylor Heyl,Thank you Andrea.  Will check comms from WHOI shortly
07/13/2013,12:21:18,Andrea Quattrini,Getting ready to launch
07/13/2013,12:26:24,Andrea Quattrini,I am having a lot of chat room drop outs today 
07/13/2013,12:30:22,Brendan Roark,ROV in water
07/13/2013,12:32:52,Brendan Roark,Serious in water
07/13/2013,12:34:36,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 20 m on it way to 1425 m
07/13/2013,12:37:12,Andrea Quattrini,SAL?
07/13/2013,12:37:25,Brendan Roark,ROV holding at 50 m
07/13/2013,12:41:34,Brendan Roark,ROV leaving 50 m going to 1425 m
07/13/2013,12:41:34,Brendan Roark,ROV leaving 50 m going 1425 m
07/13/2013,12:41:43,Tim Shank,100 meters
07/13/2013,12:42:21,Tim Shank,No.  No drop outs here
07/13/2013,12:42:37,Catalina Martinez,I see the dropouts on shore
07/13/2013,12:43:00,Catalina Martinez,In terms of folks entering and leaving the 'room'
07/13/2013,12:43:16,Catalina Martinez,Not uncommon from what I've experienced 
07/13/2013,12:43:21,Brendan Roark,Thanks Tim
07/13/2013,12:44:04,Brendan Roark,Catalina are you experiencing any problems in how it is working for you?
07/13/2013,12:45:22,Catalina Martinez,Working fine, but I do see folks entering and exiting the room a lot.  Doesn't impact my ability to work in IM though.  
07/13/2013,12:45:27,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 200m
07/13/2013,12:47:44,Tim Shank,What is our rate of descent?
07/13/2013,12:48:59,Tim Shank,yes, just now see the drop out
07/13/2013,12:49:46,Brendan Roark,rate of decent 31 m
07/13/2013,12:50:01,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 50 m
07/13/2013,12:50:07,Tim Shank,Thank you
07/13/2013,12:51:49,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 400 m
07/13/2013,12:55:06,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 500m
07/13/2013,12:56:05,kelleyelliott,Hi All - we're experienced bandwidth consumption issues onboard the ship and are experiencing connectivity drop-outs as a result. Our team is monitoring and investigating.
07/13/2013,13:00:04,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 650 m
07/13/2013,13:00:05,briankinlan,Good morning everyone! Looking forward to this dive.  Will be on the call in a few min.
07/13/2013,13:00:38,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,Hi Everyone.  I hope today's dive is as successful as yesterday's. 
07/13/2013,13:01:27,Tim Shank,Hi Mike
07/13/2013,13:04:49,michaelvecchione,Good morning. Can't call in this morning. I will be in and out during the dive today.
07/13/2013,13:05:09,Tim Shank,Just lost comms Andrea
07/13/2013,13:06:00,Tim Shank,back up
07/13/2013,13:07:51,kelleyelliott,Note that the telecon line seems to be staying up when the internet drops. We're hearing Brian loud and clear here on the ship. So as Andrea said, dialing into the telecon should help.
07/13/2013,13:08:18,kelleyelliott,Join by callin: 1-866-617-5860 passcode 1233796
07/13/2013,13:09:19,Scott France,Good morning!
07/13/2013,13:10:11,Catalina Martinez,Still see dropouts in IM on shore - just FYI
07/13/2013,13:10:49,Andrea Quattrini,FSH mideater
07/13/2013,13:10:54,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 965 m
07/13/2013,13:10:54,Andrea Quattrini,midwater
07/13/2013,13:12:24,michaelvecchione,and nekton
07/13/2013,13:12:28,jasonchaytor,and geology! :)
07/13/2013,13:13:42,Brendan Roark,passing 1025 m
07/13/2013,13:13:51,Scott France,Eager beavers!
07/13/2013,13:14:33,Tim Shank,The dropouts are more than on the IM.  We are having RTS/audio dropouts as well.  Likely issues coming off the ship
07/13/2013,13:14:47,lenaickmenot,Hello all, can't join you by phone sorry, doesn't seem to work from France
07/13/2013,13:15:33,amandademopoulos,hello lenaick-glad you could participate :)
07/13/2013,13:16:11,lenaickmenot,hello Amanda, looking forward to a great dive
07/13/2013,13:16:58,Taylor Heyl,WHOI recording EX1304L1_ROV5_1 
07/13/2013,13:17:07,Brendan Roark,Passing 1155 m
07/13/2013,13:19:18,Tim Shank,Yes i am here.  audio drop out
07/13/2013,13:23:32,Brendan Roark,passing 1310 m
07/13/2013,13:26:13,Tim Shank,Seeing bottom
07/13/2013,13:26:19,Tim Shank,FSH
07/13/2013,13:26:23,Taylor Heyl,FELO
07/13/2013,13:26:43,Tim Shank,seeing some hard bottom
07/13/2013,13:26:44,Brendan Roark,sea floor in sight
07/13/2013,13:26:52,michaelvecchione,FSH eel
07/13/2013,13:27:24,Taylor Heyl,Dive codes below
07/13/2013,13:27:27,Taylor Heyl,BIO - Biology (Unspecified)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,MUC - Unidentified mucus structure
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,USO - Unidentified Sessile Object
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,STR - mucus string
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,FEC - Fecal (matter)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,EGG - Egg (case)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,Taxa
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,MAT - Bacterial (Mat)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,FOR - Foraminiferan
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,GRO - Gromiid
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,XEN - Xenophyophoran
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,SPO - Sponge
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,BRA - Brachiopod
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,BRY - Bryozoan
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,TUN - Tunicate
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,SAL - Salp
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,LAR - Larvacean house
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,ECN - Echiuran (or radial feeding trace)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CTE - Ctenophore
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CNI - Cnidarian
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,HYD - Hydroid
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,JFH - Jellyfish
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,ACN - Actinaria (anemone)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,ZOA - Zoanthid
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,COR - Coral
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CORA - Antipatharian
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CORL - Lophelia
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CORM - Madrepora
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CORG - Gorgonian
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CORP - Paramuricea
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CORS - Stylasterid
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CPEN - Pennatulacean
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CORW - Whip coral
07/13/2013,Echinoderm
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,ASR - Asteroid
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,HOL - Holothurian
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CRI - Crinoid
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CRIHYO - Hyocrinida
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CRIBAT - Bathycrinidae
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CRIBOU - Bourgeuticrinidae
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CRIANT - Antedonidae
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CRIZEN - Zenometridae
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CRIPNT - Pentametrocinidae
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CRIATE - Atelecrinidae
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CRITHA - Thalassometridae
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,OPH - Ophiuroid
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,URC - Urchin
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,ART - Arthropod
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,PYC - Pycnogonid
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,COP - Copepods
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CRA - Crab
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CRAKC - King crab (family Lithodidae)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CRARED - Red Deep Sea Crab (Chaceon quinquedens)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CRASPI - Spider crabs (family Majoidea)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,LOB - Lobster
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,SQA - Squat Lobster
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,PAG - Pagurid (hermit)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,SHI - Shrimp
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,BAR - Barnacle
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,APH - Amphipod
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,ISO - Isopod
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,MOL - Mollusk
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,MUS - Mussels
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,NUD - Nudibranch
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,OCT - Octopus
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,SQD - Squid
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,GAS - Gastropods (not limpets)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,LIM - Limpets
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CHI - Chiton
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CLA - Clams
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,PTE - Pteropod
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,FSH - Fish
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,FCHN - Chondrichthyes
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,FCOD - Codlets
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,FREF - Reeffish (grouper, tilefish, AJs, snapper)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,FANT - Anthiins (fancy bass)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,FELO - Elongate (eels, brotulids) 
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,FOVO - Ovoid (roughys, boarfish, dories)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,       FLAT -  Flatfish
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,WOR - Worm
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,POL - Polychaete
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,SCA - Scale (worm)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,TUB - Tubeworms (not Riftia)
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,SER - Serpulid worm
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,RIF - Riftia
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,SPA - Spaghetti Worms
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,Geology
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,BUR - Burrow
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,COB - Cobble
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,MUD - Mud
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,ROC - Rock
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,RUB - Rubble
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,SAD - Sand
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,SED - Sediment
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,WAL - Wall
07/13/2013,WOD - Wood
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,Lava Morphology
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,TAL - Talus
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,PIL - Pillow
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,ENT - Entrail
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,LOB - Lobate
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,SHE - Sheet
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,FOL - Folded
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,JUM - Jumbled
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,HAC - Hackly
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,Sediment Cover
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,LIG - Light
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,POC - Partial/Pockets
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,HEA - Heavy/Coalescent
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,BLA - Blanket
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,Feature
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,ASG - Axial Summit Graben
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,AVR - Axial Volcanic Ridge
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CAR - Carbonate
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CLI - Cliff
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,COL - Collapse
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,CON - Contact
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,FAU - Fault
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,FIS - Fissure
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,HAY - Haystack
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,HYX - Hydrothermal
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,PIL - Pillar
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,SCP - Scarp
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,SEP - Seep
07/13/2013,13:27:40,Brendan Roark,rocky blocks 
07/13/2013,13:28:32,Taylor Heyl,OCT?
07/13/2013,13:28:40,jasonchaytor,blocks detached from the canyon walls
07/13/2013,13:29:06,Brendan Roark,that is a good sign
07/13/2013,13:29:09,jasonchaytor,very angular
07/13/2013,13:29:57,Taylor Heyl,ASR
07/13/2013,13:30:05,Taylor Heyl,SPO
07/13/2013,13:30:22,Taylor Heyl,FSH eel
07/13/2013,13:30:29,Taylor Heyl,multiple
07/13/2013,13:31:02,Andrea Quattrini,ROC large blocks
07/13/2013,13:31:31,Taylor Heyl,SPO
07/13/2013,13:31:33,Taylor Heyl,FSH
07/13/2013,13:31:53,michaelvecchione,Antimora
07/13/2013,13:32:47,Tim Shank,Have seen white SPO like objects on the rock margins… likely SPO but could also be OCT
07/13/2013,13:33:49,Andrea Quattrini,Anemone?
07/13/2013,13:35:06,Brendan Roark,Doing white balance
07/13/2013,13:38:36,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Antimora
07/13/2013,13:40:28,michaelvecchione,When the video is ready, can we look under ledges for octopods?
07/13/2013,13:41:02,Tim Shank,Yes, I think I saw a couple but can't be sure
07/13/2013,13:41:33,Scott France,I had muted the video feed while I was talking - can somebody give me feedback on whether the audio was loud enough? (I know the message will be garbled! No script!)
07/13/2013,13:41:45,Tim Shank,Yes.  was perfect.
07/13/2013,13:41:51,Scott France,Thanks Tim.
07/13/2013,13:41:58,Tim Shank,All well said.  
07/13/2013,13:42:15,Taylor Heyl,SHI
07/13/2013,13:42:16,Taylor Heyl,ASR
07/13/2013,13:42:18,Taylor Heyl,CORP
07/13/2013,13:42:37,Tim Shank,Our #1 feed is locking up…once a minute for a few seconds
07/13/2013,13:42:45,Scott France,Probably Paramuricea grandis in this area.
07/13/2013,13:43:17,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,looks knocked over?
07/13/2013,13:43:22,Scott France,Also found in Gulf of Maine and as far south as Baltimore Canyon.
07/13/2013,13:43:22,Brendan Roark,Lat 36d59.9369 N Lon 69d01.4093 W
07/13/2013,13:43:22,Brendan Roark,Starting to work
07/13/2013,13:43:30,Scott France,Being overgrown
07/13/2013,13:43:35,Taylor Heyl,OPH
07/13/2013,13:44:15,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,could we get lasers on the base, when you get a chance
07/13/2013,13:44:24,Tim Shank,not attached to seafloor at base
07/13/2013,13:44:33,Taylor Heyl,AMP
07/13/2013,13:44:36,Taylor Heyl,APH
07/13/2013,13:45:46,Scott France,Possibly Anththela overgrowth rather than a stoloniferous octo.
07/13/2013,13:45:53,Scott France,sorry - Anthothela
07/13/2013,13:46:17,Scott France,Have seen this in Oceanographer Canyon - Anthothela overgrowing Paramuricea
07/13/2013,13:47:05,Andrea Quattrini,Anthomastus?
07/13/2013,13:47:10,Andrea Quattrini,looks different
07/13/2013,13:47:14,Tim Shank,Is anyone else's ROV feed #1 locking up?
07/13/2013,13:47:25,Taylor Heyl,GAS
07/13/2013,13:47:26,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,feed 1 is good in CHS
07/13/2013,13:47:48,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/13/2013,13:49:00,Taylor Heyl,SHI
07/13/2013,13:49:21,Taylor Heyl,CORP yellow
07/13/2013,13:49:22,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,FSH
07/13/2013,13:49:30,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/13/2013,13:50:01,Tim Shank,Thank you
07/13/2013,13:51:03,Andrea Quattrini,Amphipod?
07/13/2013,13:52:00,Andrea Quattrini,CORP?
07/13/2013,13:52:09,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,two of them?
07/13/2013,13:52:39,Scott France,Yes - there were two small yellow colonies
07/13/2013,13:53:01,Brendan Roark,water temp 4.0 C
07/13/2013,13:53:08,Scott France,Not a close enough view to verify small ones were Paramuricea
07/13/2013,13:53:13,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,OCT under rock?
07/13/2013,13:53:33,Scott France,corp oph
07/13/2013,13:53:43,Scott France,x2
07/13/2013,13:54:13,jasonchaytor,some of the detached blocks are very tabular, possibly sourced from specific rock/sediment layers of different strenghts within the canyon wall
07/13/2013,13:55:03,Scott France,Interesting that there isn't too much sediment on the blocks but these corals look to be of a size that is more than a decade
07/13/2013,13:55:14,Scott France,Bamboo coral
07/13/2013,13:55:20,Scott France,Keratoisis type
07/13/2013,13:55:32,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,ACN behind rock?
07/13/2013,13:55:36,Scott France,deda skeleton, I mean for bamboo
07/13/2013,13:55:38,Andrea Quattrini,where bamboo?
07/13/2013,13:55:51,Scott France,sorry - skeleton is bamboo?
07/13/2013,13:56:10,Andrea Quattrini,looked like Paramuricea to me...
07/13/2013,13:56:12,Brendan Roark,that is what it looked like to me 
07/13/2013,13:56:24,briankinlan,looked like paramuricea
07/13/2013,13:56:29,Tim Shank,I think it was a bamboo too
07/13/2013,13:57:54,jasonchaytor,It looks like most of the sediment on the blocks has bee extensively bioturbated, suggesting that it has been there for quite a while
07/13/2013,13:58:11,Scott France,Thanks Jason. On closer look, I agree.
07/13/2013,13:58:44,Tim Shank,Yes overgrowth nodes…but not there now.
07/13/2013,13:59:07,Scott France,What is the pinkish thing?
07/13/2013,13:59:22,Scott France,Small chrysogorgiid?
07/13/2013,13:59:56,Tim Shank,Jason, what kind of rock is this?
07/13/2013,14:00:16,Scott France,COR Paragorgia arborea?
07/13/2013,14:00:24,Tim Shank,OPH
07/13/2013,14:00:34,Tim Shank,OPH on SED next to coral
07/13/2013,14:01:01,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,ACN behind COR
07/13/2013,14:01:11,Brendan Roark,depth 1420 m
07/13/2013,14:01:23,Tim Shank,Small/young COR Paragorgia
07/13/2013,14:01:28,jasonchaytor,Hard to tell with the sediment and biological cover, mudstone or siltstone possibly.  Doesn't appear coarse enough to be sandstone
07/13/2013,14:01:29,Tim Shank,Bottom temp?
07/13/2013,14:02:21,Brendan Roark,Digital target DSC1
07/13/2013,14:02:30,Brendan Roark,temp 4.0 C
07/13/2013,14:02:53,Tim Shank,I think it was just to the right and down where we saw "white sponge" like objects
07/13/2013,14:03:03,Scott France,OPH is not doing it's job!
07/13/2013,14:03:20,Scott France,Great video
07/13/2013,14:03:52,Scott France,Scale worms on CORP
07/13/2013,14:04:00,Scott France,on right side
07/13/2013,14:04:27,Taylor Heyl,ACN
07/13/2013,14:04:30,Taylor Heyl,APH
07/13/2013,14:04:39,Tim Shank,Did not see scale worm-  saw amphipod on right side
07/13/2013,14:04:40,Taylor Heyl,on CORP
07/13/2013,14:04:55,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/13/2013,14:05:00,Tim Shank,OPHs x4 on SED
07/13/2013,14:05:01,Taylor Heyl,on sediment next to yellow CORP
07/13/2013,14:05:07,Andrea Quattrini,COR Anthomastus?
07/13/2013,14:06:07,jasonchaytor,partial radial fractures on the fracture face of the block in view
07/13/2013,14:06:28,Taylor Heyl,small bubblegum?
07/13/2013,14:06:35,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/13/2013,14:07:12,Taylor Heyl,HYD
07/13/2013,14:07:14,Andrea Quattrini,relatively new recruits here?
07/13/2013,14:07:59,Taylor Heyl,SPO
07/13/2013,14:08:12,Taylor Heyl,APH
07/13/2013,14:08:29,Tim Shank,Relative to past observations, I agree.  Small or new recruits
07/13/2013,14:08:54,Tim Shank,I think that was an amphipod moving on the SED
07/13/2013,14:08:57,Taylor Heyl,I think that was an amphipod
07/13/2013,14:10:27,Scott France,I thought I saw a polychaete peek out from a small burrow opening
07/13/2013,14:11:26,Tim Shank,Yes, here too.
07/13/2013,14:12:34,Taylor Heyl,FSH
07/13/2013,14:13:00,Taylor Heyl,SPO
07/13/2013,14:13:48,Andrea Quattrini,FSH rattail
07/13/2013,14:13:51,Tim Shank,OPHs x2 on SED
07/13/2013,14:14:34,Andrea Quattrini,SPO glass
07/13/2013,14:14:47,Taylor Heyl,SPO next to largest bubblegum coral seen so far
07/13/2013,14:14:48,Scott France,Anthomastus to upper right of HEX
07/13/2013,14:15:13,Brendan Roark,lat 39d59.9305 N lon 69d01.4169 W
07/13/2013,14:15:14,Taylor Heyl,zooming in on glass SPO
07/13/2013,14:15:21,Taylor Heyl,SER worms
07/13/2013,14:15:21,Scott France,area of "active" recruitment almost certainly
07/13/2013,14:15:26,Taylor Heyl,HYD
07/13/2013,14:16:18,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1420 meters, Hdg. 179.5
07/13/2013,14:17:28,Taylor Heyl,APH on CORP
07/13/2013,14:17:53,Andrea Quattrini,2-3 cm paramuricea
07/13/2013,14:22:26,Taylor Heyl,FSH
07/13/2013,14:22:27,Taylor Heyl,ASR
07/13/2013,14:22:39,Taylor Heyl,x2
07/13/2013,14:23:56,Taylor Heyl,FSH eel
07/13/2013,14:24:31,Taylor Heyl,CORP larger
07/13/2013,14:24:46,Taylor Heyl,multiple small white SPO
07/13/2013,14:25:43,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1419 near landing area
07/13/2013,14:25:50,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,COR on rock edge x 2
07/13/2013,14:25:50,Taylor Heyl,zooming in on OCT 
07/13/2013,14:27:04,Tim Shank,SER
07/13/2013,14:27:16,Walter Cho,SPO
07/13/2013,14:27:19,Andrea Quattrini,SPO 
07/13/2013,14:28:51,Tim Shank,OCT x2 in background
07/13/2013,14:29:10,Tim Shank,HYD? next to Paragorgia
07/13/2013,14:29:21,Taylor Heyl,1 OPH in CORP
07/13/2013,14:29:51,Taylor Heyl,zooming in on small paramuricea with 1 OPH on coral and 1 OPH on sediment beneath
07/13/2013,14:29:52,Walter Cho,COR anthomastus
07/13/2013,14:30:04,Taylor Heyl,multiple white SPO
07/13/2013,14:30:21,Taylor Heyl,FSH cutthroat eel
07/13/2013,14:30:56,Walter Cho,the ophiuroids on the sediment are different species than those on the corals
07/13/2013,14:31:29,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,1 OPH on CORP behind ridge
07/13/2013,14:33:14,Walter Cho,ophiuroid is regrowing an arm
07/13/2013,14:33:42,Taylor Heyl,APH
07/13/2013,14:33:47,Taylor Heyl,scale worm on CORP
07/13/2013,14:33:51,Taylor Heyl,HYD
07/13/2013,14:34:42,Walter Cho,good question!
07/13/2013,14:35:34,Taylor Heyl,OPH on sediment
07/13/2013,14:35:39,Scott France,Lots of small SPO glass
07/13/2013,14:35:58,Tim Shank,Any ID on the OCT?
07/13/2013,14:36:25,Scott France,White morph Paragorgia?
07/13/2013,14:36:45,Scott France,Or Bamboo?
07/13/2013,14:38:09,Tim Shank,Parantipathes Black Coral?
07/13/2013,14:38:09,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,CORA
07/13/2013,14:38:19,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,x 2?
07/13/2013,14:38:43,jasonchaytor,Probably beyond the resolution of the sub-bottom profiler systems  to measure the thickness of the blocks and difficult to acquire good sub-bottom data in such a chaotic environment
07/13/2013,14:39:13,Taylor Heyl,Zooming in on bamboo coral
07/13/2013,14:39:17,Scott France,CORG Bamboo coral
07/13/2013,14:39:18,Walter Cho,OPH on sediment
07/13/2013,14:39:26,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,SPO above CORG
07/13/2013,14:39:37,Scott France,Small Swiftia at base?
07/13/2013,14:39:54,Walter Cho,CORP with OPH
07/13/2013,14:40:03,Scott France,CORG Acanella - pink one
07/13/2013,14:40:41,Walter Cho,OPH on SPO
07/13/2013,14:42:16,Walter Cho,ASR
07/13/2013,14:44:06,Taylor Heyl,APH on right hand side of Acanella.
07/13/2013,14:44:51,Taylor Heyl,red OPH at base of Acanella
07/13/2013,14:45:50,Taylor Heyl,XEN
07/13/2013,14:46:01,Taylor Heyl,2 SQA
07/13/2013,14:46:10,Taylor Heyl,in black coral
07/13/2013,14:46:44,Scott France,CORA = Parantipathes
07/13/2013,14:46:57,lenaickmenot,looks like Parantipathes sp.2 from Bay of Biscay
07/13/2013,14:46:58,jasonchaytor,based on the general area, these blocks are almost certainly detached material from the canyon walls and the sediments which they are composed of may have been deposited in the Miocene or Pliocene (between ~ 20 and 2 million years ago) or they may be older...samples of the material would be needed for a more definitive determination of age and composition
07/13/2013,14:47:34,Scott France,XEN
07/13/2013,14:48:08,Taylor Heyl,GAS
07/13/2013,14:49:01,Scott France,POL sabellid?
07/13/2013,14:49:13,amandademopoulos,looked like sabellid
07/13/2013,14:49:16,Taylor Heyl,GAS on tube of POL sabellid
07/13/2013,14:49:49,Taylor Heyl,ACN
07/13/2013,14:50:09,Walter Cho,Anemone
07/13/2013,14:51:40,Andrea Quattrini,Number of corals so far? 7? Paramuricea, Anthomastus, AnthothelaorStoloniferan, Paragorgia, Bamboo, Acanella, Parantipathes
07/13/2013,14:51:52,Brendan Roark,Depth 1420m 
07/13/2013,14:52:00,Brendan Roark,starting ship move
07/13/2013,14:53:00,Brendan Roark,lat 39d59.9399 N lon 69d01.4144 W
07/13/2013,14:54:50,Brendan Roark,temp 4.1 C
07/13/2013,14:54:51,Andrea Quattrini,currents N to S
07/13/2013,14:55:00,amandademopoulos,thank you
07/13/2013,14:56:22,briankinlan,@Brendan, want to clarify where we are in the dive track.  When I plot the last two positions in the eventlog in my GIS, we are about 75 southeast of WP1.  Was that the launch location and we are now headed to WP1, or are we headed straight to WP2?
07/13/2013,14:57:00,briankinlan,Either way I agree with the move directly to WP2, more slopes in that direction
07/13/2013,14:57:18,briankinlan,75m southeast of WP1, that is
07/13/2013,14:57:22,Andrea Quattrini,headed to WPT2
07/13/2013,14:57:26,Tim Shank,Yes.
07/13/2013,14:57:35,briankinlan,Great
07/13/2013,14:57:44,briankinlan,Just wanted to double check
07/13/2013,14:59:09,Brendan Roark,Brain WP 2 is actually the first wp  on the transect, WP 1 was planned ROV touch down point that we missed by a little.
07/13/2013,14:59:17,Tim Shank,OPHs in sed when zoomed in
07/13/2013,14:59:24,michaelvecchione,I was watching when you imaged the octopods (thanks) but I was on a cell phone so I could  not IM and watch at teh same time.
07/13/2013,14:59:57,Andrea Quattrini,ok. haha. Bathypolypus?
07/13/2013,15:00:17,briankinlan,@Brendan, great, thanks for clarifying.  Looking good.
07/13/2013,15:00:19,michaelvecchione,The most likely sp at this depth is Graneledone verrucosa although I could not be sure on the cell phone video. I'll check frame grabs and video clips.
07/13/2013,15:00:40,Tim Shank,Any ideas on ID? - was thinking Graneledone sp.
07/13/2013,15:00:41,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,CRASPI
07/13/2013,15:00:57,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,oops, CRA spider crab
07/13/2013,15:01:24,Tim Shank,FSH
07/13/2013,15:01:36,Tim Shank,now on top of SED at 1399m
07/13/2013,15:01:39,Taylor Heyl,CORP multiple on rock wall face 
07/13/2013,15:01:40,jasonchaytor,BUR
07/13/2013,15:01:45,Tim Shank,came up over small scarp
07/13/2013,15:01:46,Taylor Heyl,ICT
07/13/2013,15:01:48,Taylor Heyl,OCT
07/13/2013,15:02:02,michaelvecchione,Incidentally, we are having some trouble distinguishing that sp from the other common slope octopod, Bathypolypus bairdii, which usually is found shallower, in the videos for reasons I can explain if anyone is interested.
07/13/2013,15:02:15,Taylor Heyl,SHI
07/13/2013,15:02:31,michaelvecchione,That is a Muusoctopus.
07/13/2013,15:03:16,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,BUR
07/13/2013,15:03:27,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,FELO
07/13/2013,15:03:43,jasonchaytor,multiple BUR
07/13/2013,15:04:00,Brendan Roark,depth 1392 m
07/13/2013,15:04:37,michaelvecchione,Muusoctopus johnsoniana
07/13/2013,15:05:59,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,CORP
07/13/2013,15:06:18,Scott France,XEN
07/13/2013,15:06:26,michaelvecchione,somebody bit its tail off.
07/13/2013,15:07:01,michaelvecchione,roughhead grenadier.
07/13/2013,15:07:34,Andrea Quattrini,CRI
07/13/2013,15:07:36,Tim Shank,multi SPO 
07/13/2013,15:07:39,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,XEN
07/13/2013,15:07:48,michaelvecchione,XEN
07/13/2013,15:07:56,Walter Cho,CRI
07/13/2013,15:07:59,Scott France,Comatulid crinoid
07/13/2013,15:08:01,Tim Shank,1387 m
07/13/2013,15:08:32,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,XEN x 2
07/13/2013,15:08:50,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,COPR multiple
07/13/2013,15:09:04,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,CORP 
07/13/2013,15:09:57,Taylor Heyl,ACN
07/13/2013,15:10:01,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,OPH on CORP
07/13/2013,15:10:06,Taylor Heyl,APH
07/13/2013,15:10:30,Walter Cho,ANE on PAR
07/13/2013,15:10:52,Taylor Heyl,ANT plastic
07/13/2013,15:11:01,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,Multiple CORP colonies on ledge
07/13/2013,15:11:13,Taylor Heyl,cup corals on vertical wall, paramuricea colony on margin wall
07/13/2013,15:11:29,Taylor Heyl,ANT helium balloon
07/13/2013,15:11:49,Scott France,White morph Paragorgia?
07/13/2013,15:11:58,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,large Paramuricea colonies on ledge
07/13/2013,15:12:16,Brendan Roark,DPL target DSC 2
07/13/2013,15:12:24,amandademopoulos,COR Desmophyllum?
07/13/2013,15:12:29,Taylor Heyl,ASR
07/13/2013,15:12:56,Brendan Roark,lat 39d59.9443 N 69d01.4450 W
07/13/2013,15:13:01,Scott France,CORG Acanthogorgia?
07/13/2013,15:13:12,Taylor Heyl,We have seen Desmophyllum in many of these canyons
07/13/2013,15:14:09,Brendan Roark,We've seen them in baltimore norfolk canyon
07/13/2013,15:14:45,amandademopoulos,depth?
07/13/2013,15:15:40,Brendan Roark,depth 1376 m
07/13/2013,15:16:03,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,OCT
07/13/2013,15:16:39,Taylor Heyl,Imaging a vertical wall with several species of coral
07/13/2013,15:16:40,Taylor Heyl,ACN
07/13/2013,15:16:59,Scott France,COR Clavularia - purple
07/13/2013,15:17:32,Scott France,Hippasterid asteroid ASR
07/13/2013,15:17:57,Scott France,i.e. seastar or bat star
07/13/2013,15:17:58,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,OCT
07/13/2013,15:19:04,michaelvecchione,another Muusoctopus johnsoniana
07/13/2013,15:19:26,Taylor Heyl,Yellow paramuricea with ophiuroid and 2 anemones
07/13/2013,15:20:32,Taylor Heyl,EX1304L1_ROV05_4
07/13/2013,15:21:18,michaelvecchione,regenerating a dorsal arm
07/13/2013,15:22:08,Scott France,ZOA
07/13/2013,15:22:14,Scott France,CORG Anthothela
07/13/2013,15:22:38,Taylor Heyl,many CORPs with OPHs
07/13/2013,15:23:04,Taylor Heyl,mulitple COR Desmophylum
07/13/2013,15:23:27,Taylor Heyl,ACN
07/13/2013,15:23:40,Taylor Heyl,HYD on ACN
07/13/2013,15:27:35,Taylor Heyl,SPO 
07/13/2013,15:28:09,Andrea Quattrini,a few SPO on the wall
07/13/2013,15:28:28,Andrea Quattrini,pilots talking about operations
07/13/2013,15:31:07,michaelvecchione,octopod does not seem happy with the sub.
07/13/2013,15:32:45,Brendan Roark,DPL target DSC 3 top of wall with lots of corals
07/13/2013,15:32:48,Andrea Quattrini,im issues
07/13/2013,15:33:08,Brendan Roark,Alt at this point on ROV is 25 m
07/13/2013,15:33:39,Brendan Roark,lat 39d59.9423 N lon 69d01.4441
07/13/2013,15:33:50,Andrea Quattrini,25 m off bototm
07/13/2013,15:34:22,Tim Shank,Zoom in on COR DESMO
07/13/2013,15:34:36,lenaickmenot,SPO
07/13/2013,15:35:02,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,FELO feeding
07/13/2013,15:35:26,Taylor Heyl,BAR
07/13/2013,15:35:31,Scott France,Barnacle feeding
07/13/2013,15:35:38,Taylor Heyl,SER worms on COR Desmophyllum
07/13/2013,15:35:44,Taylor Heyl,SPO
07/13/2013,15:35:47,Taylor Heyl,HYD 
07/13/2013,15:36:05,Taylor Heyl,COR Clavularia 
07/13/2013,
07/13/2013,15:36:36,Tim Shank,small white OPHs next to Clavularia
07/13/2013,15:38:56,amandademopoulos,what is the size estimate on some of the COR Desmophyllum
07/13/2013,15:41:00,Tim Shank,They seem rather large to me- over 5cm in diameter, maybe closer to 9cm.  We did run over them with the lasers.
07/13/2013,15:41:11,amandademopoulos,very large
07/13/2013,15:41:34,jasonchaytor,From a geologic perspective, although difficult to tell due to the limited field of view, this cliff may be created by a set of ~ south dipping (sloping) sedimentary (rock) layers
07/13/2013,15:42:38,lenaickmenot,Glass sponge, cf Hexactinellida sp4 from Bob
07/13/2013,15:42:44,Scott France,COR Paragorgia white
07/13/2013,15:42:59,Scott France,COR Paragorgia white
07/13/2013,15:43:44,Scott France,CORG Acanthogorgia
07/13/2013,15:44:26,Walter Cho,zooms of CORP with OPH
07/13/2013,15:44:31,Walter Cho,and ACN
07/13/2013,15:44:41,Tim Shank,OPH and ACN on acanthogorgia zoom in
07/13/2013,15:45:15,Tim Shank,can see attachment point of coral
07/13/2013,15:45:36,Tim Shank,COR Desmo more than 5cm in diameter
07/13/2013,15:45:46,Tim Shank,closer to 8cm?
07/13/2013,15:46:13,Tim Shank,not seeing dead COR DES here
07/13/2013,15:46:27,Walter Cho,COR anthomastus
07/13/2013,15:46:53,Tim Shank,Heading is 235
07/13/2013,15:47:02,Tim Shank,particles moving from right to left
07/13/2013,15:47:04,Tim Shank,into wall
07/13/2013,15:47:33,Tim Shank,Pycnogonid crab on anthomastus
07/13/2013,15:47:37,Tim Shank,great shot
07/13/2013,15:50:44,Tim Shank,how many acanthogorgids do you see here- I see two…to the right of the large anthomastus
07/13/2013,15:51:03,Scott France,I saw 2 large, but several other smaller ones.
07/13/2013,15:51:08,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,SQD
07/13/2013,15:51:09,Taylor Heyl,SQD
07/13/2013,15:51:13,Tim Shank,Many more purple clavularia down below
07/13/2013,15:51:35,Taylor Heyl,clumps of COR Desmophyllum
07/13/2013,15:54:06,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,OCT x 2
07/13/2013,15:54:08,Taylor Heyl,2 OCT!
07/13/2013,15:54:21,Tim Shank,1392 m pulling away from wall coming down
07/13/2013,15:54:26,Tim Shank,surveying wall
07/13/2013,15:54:37,Taylor Heyl,ASR
07/13/2013,15:54:43,amandademopoulos,are the small white patches encrusting SPO?
07/13/2013,15:55:34,Scott France,I think there are many small glass SPO dotting the wall.
07/13/2013,15:56:04,Tim Shank,possible COR paragorgia on it's side on the ledge?
07/13/2013,15:56:17,amandademopoulos,very dramatic ROC ledge features along here
07/13/2013,15:56:18,Tim Shank,ASR pink-white
07/13/2013,15:58:47,Brendan Roark,depth 1395 Alt 12 m
07/13/2013,15:59:48,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,FELO
07/13/2013,16:00:27,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,one OPH on CORP, 2 CORP w/o OPH
07/13/2013,16:01:50,jasonchaytor,fresh surfaces on the outcrop
07/13/2013,16:02:28,jasonchaytor,can we pan down a little?
07/13/2013,16:02:41,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,OCT under overhang
07/13/2013,16:04:15,michaelvecchione,another OCT 
07/13/2013,16:05:20,Taylor Heyl,SQD
07/13/2013,16:05:38,michaelvecchione,SQD
07/13/2013,16:05:43,Taylor Heyl,multiple white SPO
07/13/2013,16:06:05,Walter Cho,COR Anthomastus
07/13/2013,16:06:49,Scott France,Mike - do you think OCT might be guarding eggs?
07/13/2013,16:06:52,jasonchaytor,very clear fracture surfaces, seem to be different "ages" based on the amount of bioturbation from one surface to another
07/13/2013,16:07:28,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,Lots of SPO on edge to right
07/13/2013,16:07:51,michaelvecchione,Could be but would need tight zoom to see.
07/13/2013,16:07:54,Scott France,Large stand of Anthomastus - 40 or more colonies
07/13/2013,16:08:01,Andrea Quattrini,1398 m 39d59.9434 69d01.4395
07/13/2013,16:08:23,Taylor Heyl,OPH on COR Anthomastus
07/13/2013,16:08:34,Taylor Heyl,SQA 
07/13/2013,16:09:01,Taylor Heyl,Colony of Anthomastus
07/13/2013,16:09:32,Taylor Heyl,Nudibranch?
07/13/2013,16:09:49,Andrea Quattrini,SPO?
07/13/2013,16:10:02,Walter Cho,OPH on Anthomastus?
07/13/2013,16:11:18,Andrea Quattrini,Aplac?
07/13/2013,16:11:21,Taylor Heyl,Aplacophorans
07/13/2013,16:11:27,Taylor Heyl,x2
07/13/2013,16:12:11,Scott France,CRI
07/13/2013,16:12:19,Taylor Heyl,SER on sediment in and around Anthomastus colony
07/13/2013,16:14:39,Taylor Heyl,ASR
07/13/2013,16:17:13,jasonchaytor,sloughing of the rock surface, creating small debris pile at the base of the outcrop
07/13/2013,16:17:22,Scott France,Corallimorpharians or ZOA
07/13/2013,16:18:04,Scott France,Platyctenid ctenophore?
07/13/2013,16:18:20,Taylor Heyl,SQD
07/13/2013,16:18:25,Taylor Heyl,CRA mating pair on the left?
07/13/2013,16:18:28,cindyvandover@tethys.gso.uri.edu,would love a shot of the ctenophore
07/13/2013,16:18:37,michaelvecchione,SQD
07/13/2013,16:18:39,Andrea Quattrini,ok. will go in again.
07/13/2013,16:19:03,Tim Shank,ROV not very stable to get a shot.  I hope they can get stable.
07/13/2013,16:19:30,Andrea Quattrini,CRA lithoid?
07/13/2013,16:20:29,cindyvandover@tethys.gso.uri.edu,sure thanks
07/13/2013,16:21:38,cindyvandover@tethys.gso.uri.edu,remind me what the purple stuff is? a coral cnidarian novice here
07/13/2013,16:21:55,amandademopoulos,COR clavularia = purple
07/13/2013,16:21:57,Scott France,Clavularia rudis is the purple octocoral
07/13/2013,16:22:04,cindyvandover@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Thanks Scott!
07/13/2013,16:22:18,Scott France,grows stolon-like over substrates
07/13/2013,16:22:23,Scott France,including other corals
07/13/2013,16:23:51,michaelvecchione,Graneledone 
07/13/2013,16:24:10,michaelvecchione,right
07/13/2013,16:24:32,michaelvecchione,There are also squids picking stuff off of the wall.
07/13/2013,16:25:04,Tim Shank,Yes, been watching that 
07/13/2013,16:26:32,Taylor Heyl,FSH
07/13/2013,16:26:51,michaelvecchione,FSH Antimora
07/13/2013,16:28:52,Taylor Heyl,Zooming in on pink ASR
07/13/2013,16:29:31,Tim Shank,1396m
07/13/2013,16:29:37,Tim Shank,ROV heading is 184
07/13/2013,16:29:55,lenaickmenot,ASR - Poraniidae?
07/13/2013,16:30:25,Tim Shank,APH several on ASR
07/13/2013,16:30:34,lenaickmenot,no idea on genus
07/13/2013,16:32:03,Tim Shank,pilot watch change
07/13/2013,16:32:37,Scott France,I guess we missed our chance to verify if that was a platyctenid ctenophore.
07/13/2013,16:32:52,Scott France,Will look back at images later
07/13/2013,16:33:54,Andrea Quattrini,no we are going back after this...
07/13/2013,16:33:58,Tim Shank,I think we are heading there now
07/13/2013,16:34:13,Tim Shank,SER on floor
07/13/2013,16:34:24,Taylor Heyl,Spider crab mating pair
07/13/2013,16:36:22,Walter Cho,can't see the tentacles
07/13/2013,16:36:31,Tim Shank,Imaging benthic ctenophore?; SER next to it 
07/13/2013,16:36:52,Taylor Heyl,PYC
07/13/2013,16:36:57,Taylor Heyl,mulitple 
07/13/2013,16:37:40,Taylor Heyl,SER 
07/13/2013,16:37:42,michaelvecchione,Caprellid amphipod?
07/13/2013,16:40:50,Santiago Herrera,WAL covered in CORO Clavularia
07/13/2013,16:41:07,Santiago Herrera,multiple CORO Anthomastus
07/13/2013,16:41:14,Santiago Herrera,SPO hexactinellid
07/13/2013,16:41:15,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap
07/13/2013,16:41:38,Santiago Herrera,CORO cf Acanthogorgia
07/13/2013,16:41:47,Tim Shank,don't see any associates
07/13/2013,16:41:55,Taylor Heyl,OPH
07/13/2013,16:42:03,Santiago Herrera,SPO
07/13/2013,16:42:21,Santiago Herrera,COR Desmophyllum 
07/13/2013,16:42:27,Scott France,If anyone wants to see one example of the platyctenid ctenophore, check out this image: http://www.poppe-images.com/?t=17&photoid=931652
07/13/2013,16:42:29,Santiago Herrera,SPO
07/13/2013,16:42:37,Taylor Heyl,SER
07/13/2013,16:42:42,Santiago Herrera,CORO Anthomastus
07/13/2013,16:42:52,Scott France,I've seen them in deep-sea Hawaii but not in this area
07/13/2013,16:43:02,Santiago Herrera,SPO hexactinellid
07/13/2013,16:43:37,Santiago Herrera,WHOI watch change Taylor Heyl off, Santiago Herrera on
07/13/2013,16:44:18,Santiago Herrera,several CORO yellow small
07/13/2013,16:44:28,amandademopoulos,Thanks Taylor!
07/13/2013,16:45:02,Andrea Quattrini,1396 m
07/13/2013,16:45:12,Santiago Herrera,WAL covered on Clavularia, Anthomastus, yellow octocoral
07/13/2013,16:45:16,Santiago Herrera,OCTO
07/13/2013,16:45:19,eleanorbors,Hello out there at WHOI.  This is Ellie also joining you from out in Seattle.
07/13/2013,16:45:38,Santiago Herrera,CORP multiple
07/13/2013,16:46:04,Santiago Herrera,OCTO
07/13/2013,16:46:09,Andrea Quattrini,Hi Ellie~
07/13/2013,16:46:31,Santiago Herrera,moving off the wall upwards 
07/13/2013,16:47:11,Santiago Herrera,CORP multiple
07/13/2013,16:47:16,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,16:47:31,eleanorbors,Hi Andrea-- you're doing a fantastic job.  Thanks for keeping us all on the same page! 
07/13/2013,16:47:39,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,16:47:43,Santiago Herrera,Hi Ellie
07/13/2013,16:47:48,michaelvecchione,OCT
07/13/2013,16:47:57,Tim Shank,passing paramuricids with OPHS
07/13/2013,16:47:57,Santiago Herrera,gentler slope here
07/13/2013,16:48:02,Santiago Herrera,sedimented
07/13/2013,16:48:06,Santiago Herrera,XEN
07/13/2013,16:48:12,Andrea Quattrini,XEN X3
07/13/2013,16:48:30,Santiago Herrera,OCT
07/13/2013,16:48:31,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,BUR
07/13/2013,16:48:40,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,16:48:47,Santiago Herrera,OPH on base of CORP
07/13/2013,16:48:47,michaelvecchione,OCT
07/13/2013,16:48:50,Santiago Herrera,FELO
07/13/2013,16:48:50,Tim Shank,90m to WP2
07/13/2013,16:48:56,Tim Shank,1381m
07/13/2013,16:48:57,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,3 more COPR
07/13/2013,16:49:00,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,CORP
07/13/2013,16:49:01,Tim Shank,hdg 317
07/13/2013,16:49:18,michaelvecchione,Looked like Graneledone
07/13/2013,16:49:22,Tim Shank,small white OPHS on seafloor
07/13/2013,16:49:26,Santiago Herrera,OPH on CORP
07/13/2013,16:49:33,Santiago Herrera,FCHN
07/13/2013,16:49:36,eleanorbors,More SED up on the top of this outcrop
07/13/2013,16:49:36,Santiago Herrera,SHI
07/13/2013,16:49:38,Brendan Roark,lat 39d59.9342 N lon69d01.4307 W
07/13/2013,16:49:39,Tim Shank,SHI in water column
07/13/2013,16:49:49,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,SQD
07/13/2013,16:49:56,michaelvecchione,shark\
07/13/2013,16:50:05,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,16:50:08,Andrea Quattrini,Shark Centrolisicum fabricii??
07/13/2013,16:50:24,Santiago Herrera,OCT
07/13/2013,16:50:44,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,16:50:59,Santiago Herrera,CORO Acanthogorgia?
07/13/2013,16:51:09,michaelvecchione,Muusoctopus 
07/13/2013,16:51:17,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,shark did look like Centroscyllium fabricii (black dogfish)
07/13/2013,16:51:41,Scott France,Cerianthid tube anemone
07/13/2013,16:51:50,eleanorbors,multiple SPO 
07/13/2013,16:51:55,Tim Shank,3 OPHS on a paramuricid skeleton
07/13/2013,16:51:57,Andrea Quattrini,Coral on left??
07/13/2013,16:52:04,Santiago Herrera,CORO cf Paragorgia on right
07/13/2013,16:52:15,Scott France,Anthothela? or Acanthogorgia
07/13/2013,16:52:21,Santiago Herrera,HYD on COR skeleton 
07/13/2013,16:52:49,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,16:53:21,Santiago Herrera,XEN
07/13/2013,16:53:24,Santiago Herrera,SPO
07/13/2013,16:53:45,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,FSH\
07/13/2013,16:53:57,Santiago Herrera,CRI
07/13/2013,16:55:16,Walter Cho,OPH on dead skeleton are in different Order usually
07/13/2013,16:56:09,michaelvecchione,quick zoom on FSH too?
07/13/2013,16:57:17,Santiago Herrera,GAS on dead COR
07/13/2013,16:57:23,Santiago Herrera,APH in tubes on dead COR
07/13/2013,16:59:01,Andrea Quattrini,dead Paramuricea
07/13/2013,16:59:55,Brendan Roark,Digital target Dead DSC
07/13/2013,17:00:14,michaelvecchione,CRI
07/13/2013,17:00:36,Brendan Roark,lat 39d59.9326 N lon 69d01.4534 W
07/13/2013,17:01:03,Santiago Herrera,CRI cf BAT
07/13/2013,17:01:25,Santiago Herrera,SPO on the edges
07/13/2013,17:01:36,Santiago Herrera,CTE
07/13/2013,17:01:42,Santiago Herrera,SPO hexactinellid
07/13/2013,17:01:45,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,17:01:49,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,17:01:58,Scott France,From Les Watling, re: amphipods: "I think those are Erichthonius in the tubes on the old tree..."
07/13/2013,17:02:21,Santiago Herrera,OCT
07/13/2013,17:02:30,Santiago Herrera,CORO
07/13/2013,17:02:37,eleanorbors,ASR
07/13/2013,17:02:51,Santiago Herrera,CORO Anthomastus
07/13/2013,17:02:54,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,17:03:04,Santiago Herrera,CORO Anthomastus
07/13/2013,17:03:07,Santiago Herrera,ASR 2x
07/13/2013,17:03:14,Santiago Herrera,CROP multiple
07/13/2013,17:03:34,Santiago Herrera,CORP likely with ACN and OPH
07/13/2013,17:03:40,jasonchaytor,heavily bioturbated mudstone/siltstone.  Appears to be thin layers of different rock types
07/13/2013,17:03:55,Santiago Herrera,CORP multiple
07/13/2013,17:05:22,jasonchaytor,separated by heavy drape of hemipelagic/pelagic sediments and the material being eroded/dug ot of the outcrops
07/13/2013,17:05:38,Santiago Herrera,CORO likely small recruits
07/13/2013,17:05:46,Santiago Herrera,CORP multiple
07/13/2013,17:05:52,Brendan Roark,depth 1374 M
07/13/2013,17:05:56,Santiago Herrera,ROC outcrop
07/13/2013,17:05:58,Tim Shank,Thank you Jason.  Great. 
07/13/2013,17:06:02,Santiago Herrera,SPO hexactinellid
07/13/2013,17:06:13,jasonchaytor,you're welcome
07/13/2013,17:06:25,Santiago Herrera,CORA Parantipathes
07/13/2013,17:06:40,Santiago Herrera,Pranthipates
07/13/2013,17:07:05,Santiago Herrera,SQA 2x on Paranthipates
07/13/2013,17:07:38,Santiago Herrera,CORO dead skeleton
07/13/2013,17:07:48,Santiago Herrera,with APH, SHI, OPH
07/13/2013,17:07:51,eleanorbors,many spherical-like SPO in sediment
07/13/2013,17:07:59,Santiago Herrera,SPO
07/13/2013,17:08:08,Santiago Herrera,CORP multiple
07/13/2013,17:08:18,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,17:08:45,jasonchaytor,extensive bio-erosion of the outcrops
07/13/2013,17:09:29,Santiago Herrera,CORO white Antothela?
07/13/2013,17:09:32,Andrea Quattrini,Anthothela?
07/13/2013,17:09:46,Scott France,Yes, Anthothela I think. Whitish pink hue
07/13/2013,17:10:22,Santiago Herrera,wide holdfast
07/13/2013,17:10:56,Santiago Herrera,XEN
07/13/2013,17:11:07,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
07/13/2013,17:11:13,Santiago Herrera,SPO multiple
07/13/2013,17:11:14,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,17:12:10,Santiago Herrera,CORO red cf Swiftia?
07/13/2013,17:12:20,Santiago Herrera,XEN
07/13/2013,17:12:48,Brendan Roark,water temp 4.14 c
07/13/2013,17:13:06,Tim Shank,OPHs on seafloor- white
07/13/2013,17:13:37,Santiago Herrera,CORP multiple
07/13/2013,17:13:40,Santiago Herrera,SPO hexactinellid
07/13/2013,17:13:50,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,AST mult
07/13/2013,17:13:53,Andrea Quattrini,39d59.9373N 69d01.4622W
07/13/2013,17:13:58,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,17:14:01,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,17:14:05,Santiago Herrera,FELO
07/13/2013,17:14:08,Santiago Herrera,SPO
07/13/2013,17:14:26,Santiago Herrera,depth 1365
07/13/2013,17:15:06,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,17:15:08,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,17:15:24,Santiago Herrera,CORO Anthomastus
07/13/2013,17:15:30,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,17:15:41,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,BUR
07/13/2013,17:16:06,Santiago Herrera,SQA 
07/13/2013,17:16:12,Scott France,Earlier when we were looking at the patch of Anthomastus we saw something that I suggested was a sponge (kinda looked like a HOL). I was thinking at the time of the sponge genus Polymastia.
07/13/2013,17:16:15,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,CRA under ledge
07/13/2013,17:17:06,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,sorry, SQA
07/13/2013,17:17:19,Santiago Herrera,long antenae  SQA
07/13/2013,17:17:44,Santiago Herrera,SPO
07/13/2013,17:18:13,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,awesome video guys
07/13/2013,17:18:22,Andrea Quattrini,SQA thick chela Munidopsis?
07/13/2013,17:19:09,Santiago Herrera,hasn't molten in a while
07/13/2013,17:19:36,Santiago Herrera,lots of small OCT, likely recruits
07/13/2013,17:20:18,Santiago Herrera,CORP multiple
07/13/2013,17:20:20,Tim Shank,depth 1362m
07/13/2013,17:20:29,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,SPO
07/13/2013,17:20:38,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,OCT
07/13/2013,17:20:39,Tim Shank,multi- CORP
07/13/2013,17:20:41,Santiago Herrera,CORP multiple
07/13/2013,17:20:46,Scott France,Example of a Polymastia sponge from 480 m: http://archive.serpentproject.com/2023/01//thumbnails/medium.jpg
07/13/2013,17:21:06,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,have we observed anthing within the sponges?
07/13/2013,17:21:06,Santiago Herrera,SPO hexactinellid
07/13/2013,17:21:11,Santiago Herrera,CORP 2x with OPH
07/13/2013,17:21:20,Santiago Herrera,multiple CORP
07/13/2013,17:21:22,Santiago Herrera,ASR 
07/13/2013,17:21:27,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,17:21:32,michaelvecchione,AN octopus' garden
07/13/2013,17:21:34,Santiago Herrera,CORO Anthomastus
07/13/2013,17:21:46,Santiago Herrera,CORP many!
07/13/2013,17:21:57,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,OHP on CORP
07/13/2013,17:22:03,Santiago Herrera,CORP with ACN and OPHJ
07/13/2013,17:22:05,Santiago Herrera,OPH
07/13/2013,17:22:10,Scott France,Coral garden with pet octopus
07/13/2013,17:22:22,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,17:22:25,Tim Shank,ASR - pink
07/13/2013,17:22:42,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,17:22:45,Brendan Roark,depth 1357 m
07/13/2013,17:22:51,Andrea Quattrini,hdg 210
07/13/2013,17:22:51,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,17:22:55,Santiago Herrera,ASR multiple
07/13/2013,17:24:09,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,Encrusting SPO
07/13/2013,17:24:12,Tim Shank,zooming in on apparent SPO
07/13/2013,17:24:15,Santiago Herrera,WHOI video recording EX1304L1_ROV05 started
07/13/2013,17:24:47,Santiago Herrera,CTE
07/13/2013,17:24:50,Santiago Herrera,URC
07/13/2013,17:24:52,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,17:24:54,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,CORP
07/13/2013,17:24:56,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,mult
07/13/2013,17:24:58,michaelvecchione,CTE
07/13/2013,17:25:55,Santiago Herrera,CORO multiple small red, cf Swiftia
07/13/2013,17:26:03,cindyvandover@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Is the urchin Echinus?
07/13/2013,17:26:54,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,17:27:06,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,17:27:11,Tim Shank,I think so. would be my guess
07/13/2013,17:27:17,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,BUR
07/13/2013,17:27:21,Santiago Herrera,sedimented slope
07/13/2013,17:27:33,Santiago Herrera,dramatic decrease in sessile fauna here
07/13/2013,17:27:40,Santiago Herrera,FSH
07/13/2013,17:28:16,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,parasite on FSH?
07/13/2013,17:28:17,Santiago Herrera,XEN
07/13/2013,17:28:20,Andrea Quattrini,current out of 300
07/13/2013,17:28:46,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Antimora
07/13/2013,17:28:53,Santiago Herrera,BUR
07/13/2013,17:29:13,Andrea Quattrini,hdg 310
07/13/2013,17:29:39,Andrea Quattrini,end of tether
07/13/2013,17:29:44,Andrea Quattrini,getting lined up again
07/13/2013,17:30:07,Santiago Herrera,FSH
07/13/2013,17:31:22,Santiago Herrera,moving up SED slope
07/13/2013,17:31:54,Santiago Herrera,FELO
07/13/2013,17:32:07,Santiago Herrera,ROV currently at WP2
07/13/2013,17:32:39,Andrea Quattrini,XEN
07/13/2013,17:32:53,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,BUR
07/13/2013,17:35:12,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,FELO
07/13/2013,17:35:15,Santiago Herrera,heavily sedimented slope
07/13/2013,17:35:26,Santiago Herrera,quite barren (for sessile megafauna)
07/13/2013,17:37:16,Andrea Quattrini,direction to WPT 3 is 310
07/13/2013,17:38:18,Andrea Quattrini,XEN
07/13/2013,17:39:12,Tim Shank,traversing over sedimented slope…
07/13/2013,17:39:31,Tim Shank,FSH
07/13/2013,17:39:56,Brendan Roark,moving to WP 3 at 0.2 knots = ~60 min transit time
07/13/2013,17:40:57,Brendan Roark,depth 1352 m
07/13/2013,17:41:11,Brendan Roark,water temp 4.0 C
07/13/2013,17:41:13,Santiago Herrera,URC
07/13/2013,17:41:41,Andrea Quattrini,XEN
07/13/2013,17:41:43,Brendan Roark,lat 39d59.9404 N lon 69d01.5014 W
07/13/2013,17:41:48,Tim Shank,echinus again
07/13/2013,17:42:10,Tim Shank,XEN multiple
07/13/2013,17:42:41,Tim Shank,FSH vertical in water column
07/13/2013,17:43:15,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,BUR multiple
07/13/2013,17:45:40,Santiago Herrera,PYC
07/13/2013,17:45:48,Santiago Herrera,XEN
07/13/2013,17:47:02,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,FELO
07/13/2013,17:47:43,Santiago Herrera,POL
07/13/2013,17:47:46,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,TUB
07/13/2013,17:48:18,Santiago Herrera,XEN
07/13/2013,17:48:30,Santiago Herrera,several XEN
07/13/2013,17:48:36,Andrea Quattrini,CER
07/13/2013,17:49:27,Santiago Herrera,BUR
07/13/2013,17:49:29,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,BUR in slope
07/13/2013,17:49:32,Santiago Herrera,XEN
07/13/2013,17:50:29,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,more BUR
07/13/2013,17:50:52,Santiago Herrera,XEN
07/13/2013,17:52:16,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,FELO
07/13/2013,17:53:22,Andrea Quattrini,39d59.9564N 69d01.5329W
07/13/2013,17:58:22,Tim Shank,shell fragments?
07/13/2013,17:58:28,Santiago Herrera,BUR
07/13/2013,17:59:57,Andrea Quattrini,XEn X2
07/13/2013,18:01:49,Scott France,SPO?
07/13/2013,18:01:49,Andrea Quattrini,hydroids or forams on the sediment??
07/13/2013,18:02:18,Tim Shank,Maybe.  sometimes I think I see amphipod tubes
07/13/2013,18:02:25,Tim Shank,or POL tubes
07/13/2013,18:02:36,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,CORP
07/13/2013,18:02:39,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,SOP
07/13/2013,18:02:42,Tim Shank,ASR here too
07/13/2013,18:02:42,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,SPO
07/13/2013,18:03:11,jasonchaytor,ROC multiple
07/13/2013,18:04:31,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,OPH on CORP
07/13/2013,18:04:32,Tim Shank,CORP with OPH and SHI
07/13/2013,18:04:33,Scott France,Mysid?
07/13/2013,18:04:34,Andrea Quattrini,SHI
07/13/2013,18:04:49,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,18:05:06,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,18:05:24,Santiago Herrera,must steeper slope here
07/13/2013,18:05:27,Brendan Roark,Depth 1327 m
07/13/2013,18:05:29,Santiago Herrera,WAL
07/13/2013,18:06:16,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,CTE
07/13/2013,18:06:20,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,18:06:28,michaelvecchione,CTE
07/13/2013,18:06:29,Santiago Herrera,XEN multiple
07/13/2013,18:06:36,Brendan Roark,lat 39d59.9825 N lon 69d01.5524 W
07/13/2013,18:06:43,Santiago Herrera,COR cup coral?
07/13/2013,18:06:47,Brendan Roark,DPL traget DSC 5
07/13/2013,18:07:01,Santiago Herrera,skeleton
07/13/2013,18:07:21,Andrea Quattrini,cup coral dead
07/13/2013,18:08:33,Tim Shank,on dark mass….looks like ROC
07/13/2013,18:09:31,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,18:09:47,Andrea Quattrini,several layers in roc
07/13/2013,18:09:57,jasonchaytor,lithified burrows?
07/13/2013,18:10:14,jasonchaytor,small slope failure at right of outcrop
07/13/2013,18:10:40,jasonchaytor,vertical burrow??
07/13/2013,18:10:54,Tim Shank,URC echinus
07/13/2013,18:11:04,Tim Shank,close up on vertical feature
07/13/2013,18:11:11,Santiago Herrera,POL serpulid worms
07/13/2013,18:11:28,Andrea Quattrini,CORO sm pink
07/13/2013,18:11:43,jasonchaytor,more resistant than the rock in which it is in
07/13/2013,18:12:31,Andrea Quattrini,ok. so tubes are more resistant?
07/13/2013,18:12:54,Santiago Herrera,XEN
07/13/2013,18:13:01,Santiago Herrera,look like wheels
07/13/2013,18:13:06,Santiago Herrera,amazing
07/13/2013,18:13:16,jasonchaytor,often they are.  We find burrows that have been pyritized in more recent sediment.  They are quite hard
07/13/2013,18:13:26,Brendan Roark,DPL target Cliff 1 lat 39d59.9884 N 69d01.5560 W
07/13/2013,18:13:30,Santiago Herrera,CORO Athomastus
07/13/2013,18:14:03,jasonchaytor,wow
07/13/2013,18:14:03,Santiago Herrera,"growth rings" of a very old burrow
07/13/2013,18:14:19,Tim Shank,DVL target dropped
07/13/2013,18:15:13,Andrea Quattrini,CORP 2 small
07/13/2013,18:15:18,Santiago Herrera,CORP smal recruits?
07/13/2013,18:17:06,Santiago Herrera,ACN
07/13/2013,18:17:24,jasonchaytor,we saw a number of these during the first dive, although they were all horizontal (into and out of the scarps)
07/13/2013,18:17:31,Andrea Quattrini,COR Anthomastus
07/13/2013,18:18:38,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,18:19:13,Scott France,CORA Parantipathes
07/13/2013,18:19:31,Santiago Herrera,COR likely Desmophyllum 
07/13/2013,18:20:27,Tim Shank,hdg 230-225 looking at COR DES wall
07/13/2013,18:21:03,Santiago Herrera,COR scleractinian colonies
07/13/2013,18:21:19,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Gadiropsaurus
07/13/2013,18:21:19,Scott France,Lophelia patches?
07/13/2013,18:21:40,Santiago Herrera,perhaps Solenosmilia ?
07/13/2013,18:21:43,Scott France,CORL
07/13/2013,18:21:45,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,ACN
07/13/2013,18:21:52,michaelvecchione,zoom on OCT and FSH?
07/13/2013,18:22:03,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,Lophelia?
07/13/2013,18:22:11,Santiago Herrera,yeah, or orange Lophelia
07/13/2013,18:22:19,Brendan Roark,DPL cliff 2 lat 39d59.9900 lon 69d01.5522 W
07/13/2013,18:22:40,Andrea Quattrini,Anthothela, brachiopod, Solenosmillia
07/13/2013,18:23:05,Andrea Quattrini,Desmophylum
07/13/2013,18:23:37,Santiago Herrera,large patch of Desmophyllum and framework building scleractinian (Solenosmilia? Lophelia?)
07/13/2013,18:23:40,Santiago Herrera,OCT
07/13/2013,18:23:52,Andrea Quattrini,Solenosmilia
07/13/2013,18:24:16,Tim Shank,CRA SPI
07/13/2013,18:24:20,Santiago Herrera,ACN
07/13/2013,18:24:22,Scott France,How do you distinguish Solenosmilia from Lophelia?
07/13/2013,18:24:36,Santiago Herrera,CRA Lithodid
07/13/2013,18:24:45,Andrea Quattrini,CRA Lithodid
07/13/2013,18:25:17,Andrea Quattrini,branching pattern, polyp size and depth, I would say this was not Lophelia.
07/13/2013,18:25:59,Scott France,Thanks Andrea.
07/13/2013,18:26:01,Santiago Herrera,yeah, it looks more like Solenosmilia to me
07/13/2013,18:26:04,Tim Shank,The striations below the calyx too; much more pronounced in Solenosmilia
07/13/2013,18:26:18,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,CTE
07/13/2013,18:26:19,Scott France,ZOA mats
07/13/2013,18:26:49,Brendan Roark,Depth 1338 Alt 16 m
07/13/2013,18:29:10,michaelvecchione,zoom on OCT
07/13/2013,18:29:22,Santiago Herrera,SQA on hard coral
07/13/2013,18:29:22,lenaickmenot,would go for solenosmilia as well, look similar to the one in BoB
07/13/2013,18:30:03,Andrea Quattrini,what is BoB? Bay of Biscay?
07/13/2013,18:30:16,lenaickmenot,yes Bay of Biscay
07/13/2013,18:31:55,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,OCT EGG
07/13/2013,18:32:09,michaelvecchione,eggs behind it.
07/13/2013,18:32:17,michaelvecchione,cool.
07/13/2013,18:32:26,Scott France,Les will be proud.
07/13/2013,18:32:50,Andrea Quattrini,39d59.992N 69d01.5590W
07/13/2013,18:33:44,michaelvecchione,Graneledone verrucosa
07/13/2013,18:33:44,Tim Shank,1339m
07/13/2013,18:34:58,Tim Shank,hdg 2411
07/13/2013,18:35:25,Tim Shank,CRA SPI
07/13/2013,18:36:09,Andrea Quattrini,anything else here?
07/13/2013,18:37:38,Taylor Heyl,SER worms on sediment by OCT
07/13/2013,18:37:47,Santiago Herrera,this is an incredible place
07/13/2013,18:38:15,Taylor Heyl,see any brachiopods?
07/13/2013,18:38:21,Santiago Herrera,yes
07/13/2013,18:39:48,Tim Shank,I think we saw ~5 individuals
07/13/2013,18:40:12,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,FELO
07/13/2013,18:40:15,cindyvandover@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Interesting too that Desmophyllum size distribution was pretty uniform; not now, but would be interesting to study relative proportion of small ones with zoom in sometime.  By the way, this is a superb lesson in cold-water corals, learning from the world's experts.  Thanks.
07/13/2013,18:40:34,Andrea Quattrini,Rhinochimera
07/13/2013,18:40:37,michaelvecchione,RHinochimaera
07/13/2013,18:41:53,Tim Shank,Great imagery
07/13/2013,18:42:43,Andrea Quattrini,genus Harrottia 
07/13/2013,18:42:56,Andrea Quattrini,snout curves upward
07/13/2013,18:42:57,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,ASR
07/13/2013,18:43:29,jasonchaytor,appears to be some cross-bedding (non-parallel layering )in the outcrops along the wall 
07/13/2013,18:43:37,Santiago Herrera,SQD
07/13/2013,18:43:50,Tim Shank,Illex SQI?
07/13/2013,18:43:55,Santiago Herrera,moving along the WAL
07/13/2013,18:43:57,michaelvecchione,SQD Illex
07/13/2013,18:43:58,Tim Shank,Sorry SQD
07/13/2013,18:44:29,Andrea Quattrini,going to contnue along the ledge~
07/13/2013,18:45:30,Santiago Herrera,CORO Anthomastus
07/13/2013,18:45:48,Taylor Heyl,SPO
07/13/2013,18:45:56,Taylor Heyl,ASR multiple
07/13/2013,18:47:05,Santiago Herrera,WAL not as colonized with large sessile fauna here
07/13/2013,18:47:21,Andrea Quattrini,39d59.9963N 69d01.5664W 1330 m
07/13/2013,18:47:38,Santiago Herrera,URC in crack 
07/13/2013,18:47:46,Scott France,Right, Santiago. Why can the Parantipathes settle there and grow to that size, but not other corals?
07/13/2013,18:47:58,Scott France,Recruitment timing?
07/13/2013,18:48:25,jasonchaytor,turn left as well?
07/13/2013,18:48:44,Andrea Quattrini,up?
07/13/2013,18:49:15,Santiago Herrera,we were just discussing that here
07/13/2013,18:49:35,Tim Shank,There should be corals on this nose, no? 
07/13/2013,18:49:42,jasonchaytor,thanks
07/13/2013,18:49:55,Tim Shank,gregarious settling perhaps...
07/13/2013,18:50:29,Tim Shank,CTE
07/13/2013,18:50:50,michaelvecchione,cte
07/13/2013,18:51:11,Santiago Herrera,perhaps current speed limits maximum sizes off the wall? 
07/13/2013,18:51:14,Tim Shank,Timing to the next waypoint?
07/13/2013,18:52:05,Andrea Quattrini,not going to make it. if we started the move now we would get close...
07/13/2013,18:52:10,Santiago Herrera,ACN venus flytrap
07/13/2013,18:52:23,Andrea Quattrini,Not going to make the next waypoint, but this has been a great dive!
07/13/2013,18:52:35,Tim Shank,a really great dive.  
07/13/2013,18:52:50,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,agreed! awesome stuff
07/13/2013,18:52:55,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,18:53:04,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,ASR
07/13/2013,18:53:39,Tim Shank,another vertical fossil burros
07/13/2013,18:53:42,Tim Shank,burrow
07/13/2013,18:53:51,Andrea Quattrini,yes, columnar structure
07/13/2013,18:54:25,Tim Shank,yes.  let's go up.
07/13/2013,18:54:26,Scott France,Change in current speeds at points in time could also determine if larvae can settle.
07/13/2013,18:54:37,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,SPO
07/13/2013,18:54:44,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,ASR
07/13/2013,18:55:04,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,any idea what could make this burrow?
07/13/2013,18:55:20,Andrea Quattrini,CORP
07/13/2013,18:55:21,Andrea Quattrini,tiny
07/13/2013,18:55:30,Santiago Herrera,agree Scott
07/13/2013,18:55:42,Santiago Herrera,ASR
07/13/2013,18:55:46,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,18:55:57,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,CTE
07/13/2013,18:55:58,Tim Shank,a lot of species would need to be temporally influenced by the change in current….happens multiple times? Yes, of course it would.
07/13/2013,18:56:17,michaelvecchione,cte
07/13/2013,18:56:26,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,BUR scattered
07/13/2013,18:56:28,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,SHI
07/13/2013,18:56:30,Tim Shank,SHi in water column
07/13/2013,18:56:50,Andrea Quattrini,1315 m depth
07/13/2013,18:57:11,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,SHI in water column
07/13/2013,18:57:13,Andrea Quattrini,39d59.9875N 69d01.5932W
07/13/2013,18:57:16,jasonchaytor,there are a couple of possible formation mechanisms, cemented/pyritized burrows/tubes, carbonate cemented chimneys, tube concretions...lot's to think about with these
07/13/2013,18:57:23,Santiago Herrera,BUR in sedimented slope
07/13/2013,18:57:33,Andrea Quattrini,4.2 deg C
07/13/2013,18:59:31,Santiago Herrera,back to "barren" sendimented slope
07/13/2013,19:02:32,Santiago Herrera,OCTO Anthomastus
07/13/2013,19:03:09,Santiago Herrera,zoom on Anthomastus
07/13/2013,19:04:02,Scott France,ACN venus flytrap?
07/13/2013,19:04:14,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,looks like it
07/13/2013,19:04:24,Santiago Herrera,ACN
07/13/2013,19:05:07,Santiago Herrera,2x
07/13/2013,19:06:19,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,SPO
07/13/2013,19:06:28,Scott France,Flytrap anemone = Actinoscyphia
07/13/2013,19:06:54,Santiago Herrera,WHOI video recording EX1304L1_ROV05_7 started
07/13/2013,19:07:51,jasonchaytor,beautiful burrow
07/13/2013,19:08:39,Scott France,Les Watling writes: "From the Gulf of Maine there are 
07/13/2013,"chimneys" made of clay that were thought to be seep remnants, mostly 
07/13/2013,for fresh water I think. But I think cerianthid is a pretty good 
07/13/2013,guess. With the concentric layering it is unlikely to be a decapod burrow."
07/13/2013,19:09:41,Andrea Quattrini,1310 m
07/13/2013,19:10:02,Andrea Quattrini,40d00.0112 69d01.6038W
07/13/2013,19:10:08,jasonchaytor,cemented fluid pipes are also another strong possibility
07/13/2013,19:10:34,Tim Shank,Can we get Les on the chat???  :-)
07/13/2013,19:10:43,Andrea Quattrini,cemented fluid pipes??
07/13/2013,19:11:14,Scott France,Les can't get on - I tried - but now he has to go pick up his daughter at airport. See - if we aren't on the vessel we are distracted! ;-)
07/13/2013,19:11:34,Andrea Quattrini,ASR
07/13/2013,19:11:45,Tim Shank,ASR - pink again
07/13/2013,19:11:50,Andrea Quattrini,XEN
07/13/2013,19:13:20,jasonchaytor,mineralized fluids, which precipitate out as they move through the sediment pipe cementing the surrounding sediments.  Just a hypothesis
07/13/2013,19:13:50,jasonchaytor,geology thanks you!
07/13/2013,19:13:56,Tim Shank,CRA in hole?
07/13/2013,19:14:31,Andrea Quattrini,SQA same spp
07/13/2013,19:14:33,Andrea Quattrini,as before
07/13/2013,19:14:41,Andrea Quattrini,?
07/13/2013,19:14:55,Tim Shank,maybe missing a claw?
07/13/2013,19:15:23,Santiago Herrera,CORO Anthomastus
07/13/2013,19:16:05,Tim Shank,ok  thank you.
07/13/2013,19:16:11,Scott France,OPH buried discs with waving arms
07/13/2013,19:17:12,Andrea Quattrini,OCT
07/13/2013,19:17:18,Andrea Quattrini,G. verrucosa
07/13/2013,19:17:24,Tim Shank,SHI- red on bottom
07/13/2013,19:18:00,Tim Shank,APH 
07/13/2013,19:18:02,Tim Shank,many
07/13/2013,19:18:13,Tim Shank,at entrance of this cave
07/13/2013,19:18:19,Santiago Herrera,SPO on entrance
07/13/2013,19:18:33,Tim Shank,red APH with white eyes
07/13/2013,19:19:00,michaelvecchione,i dont see any eggs
07/13/2013,19:19:52,Tim Shank,no, didn't see any
07/13/2013,19:20:10,Tim Shank,what predates on OCT around here?
07/13/2013,19:20:39,Tim Shank,just thinking of the utility of a cave….if not for eggs
07/13/2013,19:20:52,Andrea Quattrini,or maybe something preys on the eggs?
07/13/2013,19:21:13,Andrea Quattrini,1305 m
07/13/2013,19:21:18,Tim Shank,yes
07/13/2013,19:21:26,Santiago Herrera,steep slope, not much colonization of large sessile organisms here either
07/13/2013,19:21:31,Andrea Quattrini,40d00.0197N 69d01.6229W
07/13/2013,19:21:39,Tim Shank,Didn't we see an OCT with part of an arm missing?
07/13/2013,19:21:46,michaelvecchione,rattails and sharks are octopod predators at these depths
07/13/2013,19:21:48,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,I believe we did earlier
07/13/2013,19:21:49,Santiago Herrera,COP
07/13/2013,19:21:52,Santiago Herrera,CORP
07/13/2013,19:21:57,Santiago Herrera,CORO Anthomastus
07/13/2013,19:22:01,Santiago Herrera,OPH on CORP
07/13/2013,19:22:25,Scott France,I wonder if on the gentler slopes there is more downslope movement/turbidity flows that dislodge the sessile fauna. Whereas on the steeper walls, the material tumbles in water column… Just a thought.
07/13/2013,19:22:41,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,SPO
07/13/2013,19:22:42,Santiago Herrera,SPO hexactinellid
07/13/2013,19:22:44,Brendan Roark,Depth 1300 m
07/13/2013,19:22:57,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,OCT
07/13/2013,19:23:43,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Anthomastus
07/13/2013,19:23:45,Andrea Quattrini,X2
07/13/2013,19:23:49,Tim Shank,OPH on Ansthomastus
07/13/2013,19:24:00,Andrea Quattrini,three Anthomastus
07/13/2013,19:24:02,Santiago Herrera,that's an interesting thought Scott, that large patch of scleractinians were located under overhangs of the wall
07/13/2013,19:24:22,Santiago Herrera,or right at the edges
07/13/2013,19:24:35,michaelvecchione,Graneledone
07/13/2013,19:24:43,jasonchaytor,do burrows have multiple chambers?  
07/13/2013,19:24:48,Tim Shank,patches of rust…iron oxidation?
07/13/2013,19:24:57,Tim Shank,Looks like it Jason
07/13/2013,19:25:09,Tim Shank,blob fish?  :-)
07/13/2013,19:25:35,Tim Shank,zoom in on fish
07/13/2013,19:25:39,Scott France,Mud shrimp/ghost shrimp have burrows with multiple tunnels, but they aren't deep sea. Not sure about deep sea crustaceans. Cerianthid burrows wouldn't branch.
07/13/2013,19:25:39,Santiago Herrera,Chaunax
07/13/2013,19:26:06,Andrea Quattrini,Not sure…no lure? looks like it though
07/13/2013,19:26:11,michaelvecchione,snailfish?
07/13/2013,19:26:15,Santiago Herrera,you are the expert :)
07/13/2013,19:26:17,Andrea Quattrini,Psednos?
07/13/2013,19:26:38,Andrea Quattrini,yes, it did not have a lure…not sure what it is yet. hold on....
07/13/2013,19:26:41,Scott France,This sure beats mowing the lawn in the Louisiana heat and humidity. And, yes Tim, the snakes.
07/13/2013,19:26:56,Tim Shank,Eek.
07/13/2013,19:27:14,Tim Shank,Can we get to 1299m ?:-)
07/13/2013,19:27:23,Scott France,If we can extend the dive I can delay yard work. ;-)
07/13/2013,19:27:48,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,SPO
07/13/2013,19:27:54,Santiago Herrera,SPO hexactinellid
07/13/2013,19:28:06,Santiago Herrera,large vertical WAL
07/13/2013,19:28:18,Santiago Herrera,not much colonization
07/13/2013,19:28:57,Santiago Herrera,CORP with OPH
07/13/2013,19:29:06,Tim Shank,YES thank you
07/13/2013,19:29:13,Tim Shank,Tightly wound OPH on CORP
07/13/2013,19:29:22,Santiago Herrera,ACN on CORP too
07/13/2013,19:29:42,Santiago Herrera,SPO
07/13/2013,19:30:16,Scott France,Cerianthid anemone in background
07/13/2013,19:30:20,Tim Shank,ACN  just below OPH
07/13/2013,19:30:35,Santiago Herrera,Andrea suggested a new code for Cerianthid = CER
07/13/2013,19:31:02,Scott France,CER - yup. OK.
07/13/2013,19:31:33,Tim Shank,FSH- Synaphobranchid eel?
07/13/2013,19:31:42,Santiago Herrera,OCT
07/13/2013,19:31:44,Tim Shank,ASR white
07/13/2013,19:32:06,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,dead cup coral?
07/13/2013,19:32:08,Santiago Herrera,COR cup
07/13/2013,19:32:45,Santiago Herrera,reached top of the WAL
07/13/2013,19:32:48,michaelvecchione,no obvious eggs with OCT
07/13/2013,19:33:21,Andrea Quattrini,1600 conference call. 
07/13/2013,19:33:28,Santiago Herrera,OCT 
07/13/2013,19:34:07,Brendan Roark,lat 40d00.0443 Lon 69d01.6641 W
07/13/2013,19:34:13,Santiago Herrera,ACN spiky
07/13/2013,19:34:14,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,Great job, again, everyone!  
07/13/2013,19:34:23,Brendan Roark,Depth 1303 m
07/13/2013,19:34:30,Brendan Roark,Thanks AJ
07/13/2013,19:34:31,A.J. Turner NOAA CHS,Was able to get automated and manual frame grabs throughout the dive.
07/13/2013,19:35:20,Brendan Roark,water temo 4.2 C
07/13/2013,19:35:40,Santiago Herrera,great dive everyone
07/13/2013,19:35:46,lenaickmenot,Quite nice dive, some similarities with the Bay of Biscay: Taxa looking similar to BoB so far: Anthomastus, Paramuricea (cf Plexauridae sp1 BoB), Parantipathes (cf Parantipathes sp2 BoB), large tube glass sponge (cf Hexactinellida sp4 BoB), yellow octocoral (cf Octocorallia sp2 BoB), Solenosmillia also Desmophyllum but looks larger than in the BoB, an hormathiid anemone (cf Actinauge  richardi??)
07/13/2013,19:35:49,Tim Shank,Super great dive.  Thank you to all in the control van AND all of the great commentary by the science team.  Well done!
07/13/2013,19:35:50,Santiago Herrera,looking forward to tomorrow's one
07/13/2013,19:35:59,Andrea Quattrini,Thanks for a great dive today everyone. We will have a conference call at 1600 today. 1-866-617-5860 Participant code: 1233796
07/13/2013,19:36:17,michaelvecchione,Lots of good octopod observations too. Thanks.
07/13/2013,19:36:30,Walter Cho,Great dive!
07/13/2013,19:36:34,Walter Cho,Thanks!
07/13/2013,19:38:17,briankinlan,Fantastic dive everyone, thanks to all
07/13/2013,19:39:16,Santiago Herrera,off bottom
07/13/2013,19:39:39,Santiago Herrera,WHOI video recording EX1304L1_ROV05_7 stopped
07/13/2013,21:19:15,kelleyelliott,Update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. We are currently recovering the ROV. Once the vehicles are secure on deck, we will comment CTD operations. A CTD cast will be conducted in deep water in Hydrographer Canyon and will include collection of water samples for later nutrient analysis. Following completion of CTD rosette operations, multibeam mapping operations wil be conducted overnight. Tomorrow, an ROV dive will be conducted in Hydrographer Canyon. Expected launch time is 0830.