07/19/2013,11:16:28,Tim Shank,Good morning all.
07/19/2013,11:22:15,Tim Shank,Today’s dive is in 
07/19/2013,Block Canyon (MID depth)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,The Waypoints for today’s dive:
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,Launch‐BOTTOM
07/19/2013,TARGET_B1
07/19/2013,39.78436174
07/19/2013,‐71.26663096
07/19/2013,1343m
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,WP_T1
07/19/2013,39.78422582
07/19/2013,‐71.26563804
07/19/2013,1248m
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,WP_B2
07/19/2013,39.78375088
07/19/2013,‐71.26659475
07/19/2013,1347m
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,WP_T2
07/19/2013,39.78377029
07/19/2013,‐71.26564906
07/19/2013,1254m
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,WP_B3
07/19/2013,39.78294321
07/19/2013,‐71.26618593
07/19/2013,1349m
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,WP_T3
07/19/2013,39.78308438
07/19/2013,‐71.26527383
07/19/2013,1257m
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,WP1
07/19/2013,39.78465496
07/19/2013,‐71.26563578
07/19/2013,1256m
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,WP2
07/19/2013,39.78375166
07/19/2013,‐71.26594119
07/19/2013,1269m
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,WP3
07/19/2013,39.78254295
07/19/2013,‐71.26568458
07/19/2013,1289m
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,WP4
07/19/2013,39.78170364
07/19/2013,‐71.26583131
07/19/2013,1297m
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,WP5
07/19/2013,39.7803482
07/19/2013,‐71.26605108
07/19/2013,1320m
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,11:23:26,Tim Shank,The LOG CODES for today's dive:  BIO - Biology (Unspecified)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,MUC - Unidentified mucus structure
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,USO - Unidentified Sessile Object
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,STR - mucus string
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,FEC - Fecal (matter)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,EGG - Egg (case)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,Taxa
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,MAT - Bacterial (Mat)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,FOR - Foraminiferan
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,GRO - Gromiid
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,XEN - Xenophyophoran
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,SPO - Sponge
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,BRA - Brachiopod
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,BRY - Bryozoan
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,TUN - Tunicate
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,SAL - Salp
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,LAR - Larvacean house
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,ECN - Echiuran (or radial feeding trace)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CTE - Ctenophore
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CNI - Cnidarian
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,HYD - Hydroid
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,JFH - Jellyfish
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,ACN - Actinaria (anemone)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,ZOA - Zoanthid
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,COR - Coral
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CORA - Antipatharian
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CORL - Lophelia
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CORM - Madrepora
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CORG - Gorgonian
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CORP - Paramuricea
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CORS - Stylasterid
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CPEN - Pennatulacean
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CORW - Whip coral
07/19/2013,Echinoderm
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,ASR - Asteroid
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,HOL - Holothurian
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CRI - Crinoid
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CRIHYO - Hyocrinida
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CRIBAT - Bathycrinidae
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CRIBOU - Bourgeuticrinidae
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CRIANT - Antedonidae
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CRIZEN - Zenometridae
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CRIPNT - Pentametrocinidae
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CRIATE - Atelecrinidae
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CRITHA - Thalassometridae
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,OPH - Ophiuroid
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,URC - Urchin
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,ART - Arthropod
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,PYC - Pycnogonid
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,COP - Copepods
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CRA - Crab
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CRAKC - King crab (family Lithodidae)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CRARED - Red Deep Sea Crab (Chaceon quinquedens)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CRASPI - Spider crabs (family Majoidea)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,LOB - Lobster
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,SQA - Squat Lobster
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,PAG - Pagurid (hermit)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,SHI - Shrimp
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,BAR - Barnacle
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,APH - Amphipod
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,ISO - Isopod
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,MOL - Mollusk
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,MUS - Mussels
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,NUD - Nudibranch
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,OCT - Octopus
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,SQD - Squid
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,GAS - Gastropods (not limpets)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,LIM - Limpets
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CHI - Chiton
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CLA - Clams
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,PTE - Pteropod
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,FSH - Fish
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,FCHN - Chondrichthyes
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,FCOD - Codlets
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,FREF - Reeffish (grouper, tilefish, AJs, snapper)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,FANT - Anthiins (fancy bass)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,FELO - Elongate (eels, brotulids) 
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,FOVO - Ovoid (roughys, boarfish, dories)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,       FLAT -  Flatfish
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,WOR - Worm
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,POL - Polychaete
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,SCA - Scale (worm)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,TUB - Tubeworms (not Riftia)
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,SER - Serpulid worm
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,RIF - Riftia
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,SPA - Spaghetti Worms
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,Geology
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,BUR - Burrow
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,COB - Cobble
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,MUD - Mud
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,ROC - Rock
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,RUB - Rubble
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,SAD - Sand
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,SED - Sediment
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,WAL - Wall
07/19/2013,WOD - Wood
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,Lava Morphology
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,TAL - Talus
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,PIL - Pillow
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,ENT - Entrail
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,LOB - Lobate
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,SHE - Sheet
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,FOL - Folded
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,JUM - Jumbled
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,HAC - Hackly
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,Sediment Cover
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,LIG - Light
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,POC - Partial/Pockets
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,HEA - Heavy/Coalescent
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,BLA - Blanket
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,Feature
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,ASG - Axial Summit Graben
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,AVR - Axial Volcanic Ridge
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CAR - Carbonate
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CLI - Cliff
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,COL - Collapse
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CON - Contact
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,FAU - Fault
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,FIS - Fissure
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,HAY - Haystack
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,HYX - Hydrothermal
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,PIL - Pillar
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,SCP - Scarp
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,SEP - Seep
07/19/2013,11:35:09,Catalina Martinez,Good morning.  All three I1 feeds look good.
07/19/2013,11:36:58,Taylor Heyl,Good morning All.  Getting set up at WHOI.  Will do a comms check soon.
07/19/2013,11:51:09,Andrea Quattrini,Good morning everyone. Seas have picked up a bit today. We are currently in Block Canyon.  39.7902N −71.2599W. Safety meeting is currently happening and high voltage operations have commenced on the fantail.
07/19/2013,12:22:18,Andrea Quattrini,pulled off launch target. a bit of a delay.
07/19/2013,12:37:35,Andrea Quattrini,Techinical difficulties on the bridge. Setting up for launch now.
07/19/2013,12:42:46,Andrea Quattrini,Good morning. We are getting ready to launch ROV D2. We are currently in Block Canyon where we will be surveying the east wall at a depth of ~1350-1250 m. Our target depth of 1343 m will be at the base of the slope, to the north of a promontory. We will then work up slope, and come back down to survey up the slope of the promontory.  The objectives of today's dive include characterizing the geomorphology and benthic communities in this area of Block Canyon. I am curious to see how this area compares with our previous dives~ 
07/19/2013,12:48:40,jasonchaytor,Morning A & B!
07/19/2013,12:50:23,Andrea Quattrini,Morning Jason.
07/19/2013,12:50:27,Andrea Quattrini,ROV D2 in water
07/19/2013,12:51:50,jasonchaytor,Shannon and myself are at the ISC and we are watching a feed of the Okeanos D2 launch as well as a feed of a shipwreck from the Gulf of Mexico being worked by the Nautilus....very surreal
07/19/2013,12:54:02,Andrea Quattrini,oh cool. Are they surveying the shipwreck already?
07/19/2013,12:54:03,Brendan Roark,good morning Jason — that sounds pretty cool!
07/19/2013,12:55:45,jasonchaytor,yep, first dive on it today, we are seeing cannons, anchors, cups and plates
07/19/2013,12:57:38,Andrea Quattrini,Seirios in water
07/19/2013,13:01:37,michaelvecchione,Is the Nautilus dive available on I1 as well?
07/19/2013,13:02:32,A.J. Turner,Good morning all.  I'm stationed at the South Carolina Aquarium, streaming Okeanos live feeds to the public.
07/19/2013,13:02:55,Andrea Quattrini,Awesome AJ! Great to hear~
07/19/2013,13:07:26,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 100 m
07/19/2013,13:11:30,michaelvecchione,I seem to have lost all three I1 streams.
07/19/2013,13:12:43,Brendan Roark,We will look into it
07/19/2013,13:13:16,kelleyelliott,WHOI do you have the feeds on I2?
07/19/2013,13:15:02,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 300 m going to 1343 M
07/19/2013,13:15:29,briankennedy,ISC has all three I2 feeds but I1 seems to be out we are looking into it
07/19/2013,13:22:20,A.J. Turner,Yes, seems all three I1 streams are not working here at the SC Aquarium.
07/19/2013,13:24:02,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 500 m
07/19/2013,13:25:58,michaelvecchione,They were working when I first joined the chat this morning.
07/19/2013,13:26:10,Catalina Martinez,ISC is working on the I1 issue.  All three feeds are up on I2 but down on I1
07/19/2013,13:28:34,Andrea Quattrini,Hi everyone. We are working on the I1 issue here. This could be out for a little while, but please bear with us. We will continue our dive to characterize the site on the east wall of Block. I2 is up and running, so for those of you working with I2 you should be fine. We are working on this now, and we will keep you posted.
07/19/2013,13:29:57,Brendan Roark,ROV passing  650 m 
07/19/2013,13:30:30,jasonchaytor,all, catalina will be in touch momentarily in regard to the I1 feed
07/19/2013,13:33:55,Brendan Roark,rov passing 750 m
07/19/2013,13:35:39,Catalina Martinez,ISC is setting up a backup for one feed on I1. .. stand by
07/19/2013,13:36:30,ingevandenbeld,Good morning to you all.
07/19/2013,13:37:05,Andrea Quattrini,Good morning Inge~
07/19/2013,13:37:06,Brendan Roark,we will do the ship to shore dive objective call at 9:40
07/19/2013,13:39:34,Andrea Quattrini,check IM
07/19/2013,13:41:01,briankennedy,Stream 1 can be viewed at http://innerspacecenter.org/galleries/test/ if you select "ISC Okeanos QC". We are still working on the distortion on the left side of the screen. 
07/19/2013,13:41:57,Taylor Heyl,WHOI start recording EX1304L1_ROV11_1 
07/19/2013,13:42:59,Scott France ,Just went to the ISC site on I-1 but don't see the link you referred to ("ISC Okeanos QC")
07/19/2013,13:43:36,Scott France ,Screen shows message "Error loading player: No playable sources found" when I link to "Okeanos LIVE"
07/19/2013,13:44:52,Catalina Martinez,Hi Scott.  Must be a local issue as it's coming up on several computers on this end and it's going out from ISC
07/19/2013,13:45:14,briankinlan,Scott, it's working for me.  You might try a different browser and/or update your Flash player plugin.
07/19/2013,13:45:19,Scott France ,So just to clarify: I clicked on the correct link: Okeanos LIVE"
07/19/2013,13:45:45,Scott France ,Okay - will see what I can do.
07/19/2013,13:45:46,briankinlan,Actually that was not the link I clicked on
07/19/2013,13:46:00,Catalina Martinez,Hmm. . .not sure where you are seeing Okeanos live. .. click on "ISC Okeanos QC"
07/19/2013,13:46:22,Catalina Martinez,http://innerspacecenter.org/galleries/test/  From this link
07/19/2013,13:46:35,ingevandenbeld,For me it's working. I clicked "ISC Okeanos QS" (third option)
07/19/2013,13:46:43,Scott France ,I don't see such a link to click on!  Okeanos LIVE" is on the upper left of the menu bar at top of page
07/19/2013,13:46:49,briankinlan,When I first loaded the page, there waa a video window below the "Inner Space Center" logo, and to the right of that box were three buttons, Stream 1, Stream 2, and ISC Okeanos QC.  I clicked Okeanos QC
07/19/2013,13:47:24,Scott France ,Okay. That vidoe window is where I have the error message, so I must be missing a plug-in. Will try to trouble-shoot.
07/19/2013,13:48:14,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 1100 m
07/19/2013,13:48:36,amandademopoulos,the video is working here as well - ISC site
07/19/2013,13:49:32,Scott France ,Just noticed that linking from the IM opened an older browser. Works fine in my Google Chrome. But is there a way to make the video window bigger without going to full screen? I'm dealing with only a single monitor today.
07/19/2013,13:56:18,Brendan Roark,30 off bototm
07/19/2013,13:58:02,Taylor Heyl,Bottom in sight
07/19/2013,13:58:15,Taylor Heyl,Soft sediment with burrows and red crabs
07/19/2013,13:58:38,Taylor Heyl,FELO
07/19/2013,13:58:43,jasonchaytor,ROC
07/19/2013,13:58:47,Taylor Heyl,ACN on ROC
07/19/2013,13:59:40,Brendan Roark,ROV on bottom depth `340 m
07/19/2013,13:59:40,Andrea Quattrini,Temp 4.2 deg C depth 1340 m
07/19/2013,14:00:02,Andrea Quattrini,39d47.0905N 71d15.9870W
07/19/2013,14:00:03,Taylor Heyl,FLAT
07/19/2013,14:00:09,Taylor Heyl,flounder
07/19/2013,14:01:30,A.J. Turner,Are the okeanos feeds up and running?  I'm still unable to connect to any of them.
07/19/2013,14:01:45,jasonchaytor,still out on I1 via the OE page
07/19/2013,14:01:59,A.J. Turner,is there another place to grab them from?
07/19/2013,14:02:02,Andrea Quattrini,Not yet AJ. But, there are instructions above on where to get the feeds.
07/19/2013,14:02:18,A.J. Turner,ok, thanks Andrea!
07/19/2013,14:02:45,briankinlan,From here, I vote to just continue with our plan and go straight to WP_T1
07/19/2013,14:03:01,Taylor Heyl,FELO
07/19/2013,14:05:19,jasonchaytor,BUR
07/19/2013,14:05:38,Taylor Heyl,CRARED
07/19/2013,14:05:40,Taylor Heyl,FELO
07/19/2013,14:05:49,Taylor Heyl,CRARED
07/19/2013,14:06:22,Taylor Heyl,Traversing over soft sediment, rock outcrop with CRARED, FELO, ACN venus fly trap
07/19/2013,14:06:29,Taylor Heyl,zooming in on ANT plastic
07/19/2013,14:06:31,briankinlan,looks like something on the right side of rock too
07/19/2013,14:06:32,Taylor Heyl,CRARED
07/19/2013,14:06:38,Taylor Heyl,ACN on side of rock
07/19/2013,14:06:45,Taylor Heyl,FLAT flounder
07/19/2013,14:06:52,Taylor Heyl,SPO small white on ROC
07/19/2013,14:06:56,Taylor Heyl,CRARED x2
07/19/2013,14:06:59,briankinlan,more CRARED
07/19/2013,14:07:08,Scott France ,ACN most likely Actinernus nobilis
07/19/2013,14:07:23,Scott France ,Small CORO on right
07/19/2013,14:07:26,Taylor Heyl,is that a bamboo?
07/19/2013,14:07:35,Scott France ,Could be bamboo
07/19/2013,14:07:43,Taylor Heyl,HYD on side of ROC
07/19/2013,14:07:57,Scott France ,Yes, looks like bamboo CORG
07/19/2013,14:08:08,Scott France ,Only 6 or 7 polyps
07/19/2013,14:08:58,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap
07/19/2013,14:08:58,michaelvecchione,Video quality not as good as usual but the animal referred to as a squid looks like it may be a salp.
07/19/2013,14:10:15,Taylor Heyl,seeing multiple CRARED, ACN venus fly trap, FELO
07/19/2013,14:10:23,Taylor Heyl,OPH and SPO on ROC
07/19/2013,14:10:33,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus polpys?
07/19/2013,14:10:40,Scott France ,Various small polyps
07/19/2013,14:10:52,Scott France ,Recent recruits...
07/19/2013,14:11:19,Taylor Heyl,small yellow recruit...
07/19/2013,14:11:29,mattrittinghouse,Hi all. We here in CHS are unable to get the I1 ISS stream link to play. Any advice?
07/19/2013,14:11:35,Scott France ,Pink polyps are CORO
07/19/2013,14:11:38,mattrittinghouse,ISC*
07/19/2013,14:12:02,Taylor Heyl,OPH
07/19/2013,14:12:05,Scott France ,Likely small CORG bamboo
07/19/2013,14:12:06,robertcarney,ROC OPH and other tentacles/siphons extending from holes in rock but most empty
07/19/2013,14:13:08,Scott France ,Interesting - rock has lots of sediments suggesting long time in place, but mostly small "recruits" on it suggesting not too much time there. Or slow rate of larval availability.
07/19/2013,14:13:14,ingevandenbeld,ASR
07/19/2013,14:13:31,jasonchaytor,very large slab, few meters x few meters
07/19/2013,14:13:52,Andrea Quattrini,baby bamboos??
07/19/2013,14:13:55,robertcarney,CER 3 or 4
07/19/2013,14:14:07,michaelvecchione,FSH Antimora
07/19/2013,14:14:25,Taylor Heyl,zooming in on FSH and CRARED
07/19/2013,14:14:45,Taylor Heyl,many red crabs here on soft sediment with large rocks 
07/19/2013,14:14:58,jasonchaytor,we still do not know if Block Canyon is active in the sense of sediment transport, so the relationship of the sediment to the blocks and wall is quite important
07/19/2013,14:15:10,Scott France ,CORG Acanthogorgia
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,14:15:21,Taylor Heyl,Zooming in on Acanthogorgia 
07/19/2013,14:15:24,Taylor Heyl,SQA associate
07/19/2013,14:16:07,Scott France ,CORA?
07/19/2013,14:16:17,Scott France ,Black coral Bathypathes CPRA
07/19/2013,14:16:18,michaelvecchione,FELO
07/19/2013,14:16:25,Taylor Heyl,small white SPO
07/19/2013,14:16:30,jasonchaytor,that is a "big" block
07/19/2013,14:16:30,Taylor Heyl,zooming in on Bathypathes
07/19/2013,14:16:38,Taylor Heyl,SQA?
07/19/2013,14:16:42,Taylor Heyl,OPH
07/19/2013,14:16:48,Taylor Heyl,no, correction, 3 OPHS
07/19/2013,14:17:17,Walter Cho,OPH on Bathypathes
07/19/2013,14:17:21,Scott France ,This black coral is likely a new genus/new species closely related to Bathypathes.
07/19/2013,14:17:32,briankinlan,experiencing severe pixelation on the backup I1 feed we're using...Scott, are you getting that too?
07/19/2013,14:17:33,Scott France ,We've seen it on the New England Seamounts.
07/19/2013,14:18:08,Scott France ,Yes, was just about to type about severe pixelation, especially obvious on close-ups.
07/19/2013,14:18:22,Scott France ,I figured this was the cost of the temporary back-up video plan.
07/19/2013,14:18:28,Walter Cho,I'm seeing the pixelation on the backup I1 feed as well
07/19/2013,14:18:56,Scott France ,Typically Bathypathes does not branch. The colony looks like a feather.
07/19/2013,14:19:05,michaelvecchione,salps in the water column
07/19/2013,14:19:15,Scott France ,This colony has branches arising from the "feather" pinnules.
07/19/2013,14:19:19,Taylor Heyl,BIV behind bathypathes
07/19/2013,14:19:22,michaelvecchione,I am getting a lot of pixilation as well.
07/19/2013,14:19:54,Scott France ,We don't need to dwell on this coral for the sake of black coral taxonomy, but can for other needs.
07/19/2013,14:20:45,Scott France ,I don't recall seeing OPHs on these black corals in the past.
07/19/2013,14:21:27,Taylor Heyl,We have seen ophs on bathypathes on Dive 08 and now on this dive....I believe this is the first time we have seen ophiuroids on bathypathes 
07/19/2013,14:22:55,jasonchaytor,all, www.innerspacecenter.org/galleries/test3 <http://www.innerspacecenter.org/galleries/test3> (channels 7 and 8 bottom of screen) has a more stable feed for I1 viewers.  Channel 7 is currently out, but 8 is up
07/19/2013,14:23:46,Scott France ,We have seen this morph of black coral growing up to about 3.5 meters tall (on Nashville Seamount, I think)
07/19/2013,14:24:51,Walter Cho,I agree that this is the first time seeing ophs on this kind of coral
07/19/2013,14:24:59,Taylor Heyl,amazing!
07/19/2013,14:28:28,jasonchaytor,If you are using the streams from the page I just sent out with the more stable feed, try pausing all the other feeds except for channel 7 and 8 and there should be a performance improvement
07/19/2013,14:29:05,michaelvecchione,I don't see an option for Channel 7 or 8 on the page.
07/19/2013,14:29:38,Taylor Heyl,Feed 3 is not coming through at WHOI.  We have no quad view....
07/19/2013,14:30:24,Taylor Heyl,COR Paragorgia zoom
07/19/2013,14:30:28,Taylor Heyl,with 1 OPH associate
07/19/2013,14:30:34,Taylor Heyl,ACN large pink
07/19/2013,14:30:51,Taylor Heyl,ACN and HYD associate on the Paragorgia also
07/19/2013,14:31:41,Taylor Heyl,COR CUP on ROC behind Paragorgia
07/19/2013,14:32:02,kelleyelliott,Looking into the Feed 3 issue.
07/19/2013,14:32:17,jasonchaytor,They say scroll all the way down to the bottom of the screen, the bottom two video feeds
07/19/2013,14:32:21,Scott France ,Its actually channel 5 - above the channel 7 text
07/19/2013,14:32:59,robertcarney,FSH
07/19/2013,14:33:02,Scott France ,At least, I get the stable feed on channel 5!
07/19/2013,14:33:18,Andrea Quattrini,cool oreo!
07/19/2013,14:33:46,Brendan Roark,depth 1345 m
07/19/2013,14:36:20,Scott France ,CER
07/19/2013,14:36:43,robertcarney,egg mass
07/19/2013,14:36:53,Brendan Roark,temp 4.2 C
07/19/2013,14:37:08,Andrea Quattrini,resembles the salp chains
07/19/2013,14:37:20,robertcarney,the little brown dots have 2 eyes
07/19/2013,14:37:55,jasonchaytor,How are the feeds working for people?  I guess I am doing IT until we hit some rocks :)
07/19/2013,14:38:00,Brendan Roark,depth 1344 m
07/19/2013,14:38:13,Taylor Heyl,I2 feed is working well with the exception of feed 3
07/19/2013,14:38:19,A.J. Turner,for whatever reason, i've yet to connect to any feeds
07/19/2013,14:38:33,A.J. Turner,I've tried the ISC links, but to no avail
07/19/2013,14:39:07,Scott France ,HOL tenatcles to right>
07/19/2013,14:39:13,robertcarney,ACN rt of mass
07/19/2013,14:39:29,Scott France ,Thought that might be a buried HOL
07/19/2013,14:39:42,michaelvecchione,I am getting the ISC test feed but it is pixilated. Nothing on teh OE site.
07/19/2013,14:39:51,Andrea Quattrini,looks like salp chain to me.
07/19/2013,14:39:52,Scott France ,Hard to tell in today's video
07/19/2013,14:39:53,Andrea Quattrini,?
07/19/2013,14:40:02,Taylor Heyl,I didn't see eyes....looked like salps to me too
07/19/2013,14:40:06,Andrea Quattrini,OE I1 feeds are still down
07/19/2013,14:40:25,Brendan Roark,Lat 39d47.0602 N lon 71d15.9557 W
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,14:40:25,Scott France ,Sorry Andrea - the HOL comment is in reference to a ring of tentacles that was to right of the salp.
07/19/2013,14:40:27,ingevandenbeld,ISC links work. Better via channel 5 of the last link
07/19/2013,14:40:44,jasonchaytor,Doesn't look hard
07/19/2013,14:40:50,Scott France ,SPO live on dead
07/19/2013,14:40:51,Taylor Heyl,live sponge and HYD and dead SPO
07/19/2013,14:41:07,Taylor Heyl,SHI associated with SPO
07/19/2013,14:41:08,robertcarney,similar mass on bottom
07/19/2013,14:41:22,Taylor Heyl,red ACN in HYD
07/19/2013,14:41:25,Taylor Heyl,OPH many in SPO
07/19/2013,14:41:53,Taylor Heyl,SQA 
07/19/2013,14:42:01,Taylor Heyl,no, OPH
07/19/2013,14:42:24,Taylor Heyl,3 OPH morphs here in the SPO
07/19/2013,14:42:34,Taylor Heyl,FLAT witch flounder
07/19/2013,14:42:37,michaelvecchione,I don't see anything indicating channel numbers
07/19/2013,14:43:28,Taylor Heyl,ACN
07/19/2013,14:43:30,Taylor Heyl,coral rubble
07/19/2013,14:43:31,briankinlan,michael, are you looking at http://www.innerspacecenter.org/galleries/test3/ ?  I see a 4x2 grid of 8 flash player windows labeled channels 1 through 8
07/19/2013,14:43:42,robertcarney,CER
07/19/2013,14:43:42,Taylor Heyl,Skate egg case on seafloor next to COR
07/19/2013,14:43:49,Taylor Heyl,salp remnants 
07/19/2013,14:44:09,Taylor Heyl,fallen CORO with base exposed 
07/19/2013,14:44:26,Scott France ,Must be CORG Acanthogorgia
07/19/2013,14:44:56,robertcarney,URC
07/19/2013,14:44:57,Andrea Quattrini,hard to tell. Not paramuricea. Different from Acanthogorgia that we have been seeing?
07/19/2013,14:45:05,Andrea Quattrini,Different morphotype at least...
07/19/2013,14:45:06,jasonchaytor,the other feed is now also available on  www.innerspacecenter.org/galleries/test3 <http://www.innerspacecenter.org/galleries/test3>
07/19/2013,14:45:21,Scott France ,Yes - more planar, robust central axis, polyps perhaps thinner and taller
07/19/2013,14:45:48,Taylor Heyl,CTE
07/19/2013,14:46:05,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1332 meters
07/19/2013,14:46:17,Taylor Heyl,ACN on vertical wall
07/19/2013,14:46:25,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid?
07/19/2013,14:47:55,Scott France ,Perhaps Acanella and Chrysogorgia donw there.
07/19/2013,14:48:48,jasonchaytor,detached boulder
07/19/2013,14:49:26,Scott France ,CORG Acanthogorgia
07/19/2013,CORG bamboo ?Keratoisis
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,14:50:25,Taylor Heyl,Coral rubble at base of ROC
07/19/2013,14:50:26,jasonchaytor,small horizontal "cracks" in these rocks may be a primary fabric - in that they may be on original feature of the rock and not formed via erosion at a later date
07/19/2013,14:50:36,Taylor Heyl,BIV in SED at base of ROC
07/19/2013,14:51:47,Andrea Quattrini,i am in the forward loung
07/19/2013,14:51:47,michaelvecchione,It took a while but I fanally got test3 working. Thanks.
07/19/2013,14:53:04,Andrea Quattrini,large anemone on red coral skeleton?
07/19/2013,14:53:23,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap associate with this COR in view - looks dead
07/19/2013,14:53:30,Taylor Heyl,ACN multiple pink and orange on wall
07/19/2013,14:53:55,Taylor Heyl,COR CUP
07/19/2013,14:54:15,Taylor Heyl,CORO Bamboo
07/19/2013,14:54:26,Taylor Heyl,COR yellow with several OPH associates
07/19/2013,14:54:32,Taylor Heyl,SHI red
07/19/2013,14:54:39,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Acanthogorgia
07/19/2013,14:54:47,Taylor Heyl,CORO Bamboo with 2 OPH associates
07/19/2013,14:54:50,robertcarney,CRI
07/19/2013,14:55:05,Taylor Heyl,Zooming in on bamboo with HYD associates
07/19/2013,14:55:06,Scott France ,At least 2 species of bamboo coral here, I think.
07/19/2013,14:55:10,Taylor Heyl,CRI
07/19/2013,14:55:14,Taylor Heyl,on Bamboo
07/19/2013,14:55:17,Taylor Heyl,BAR
07/19/2013,14:55:25,Scott France ,CORA in background? Or HYD?
07/19/2013,14:55:54,Taylor Heyl,HYD and BAR on Bamboo
07/19/2013,14:56:11,Scott France ,Deoth?
07/19/2013,14:56:35,Scott France ,Sorry - depth?
07/19/2013,14:57:12,Taylor Heyl,CRI - Antedonidae
07/19/2013,14:57:44,Taylor Heyl,BAR above ACN on dead COR skeleton
07/19/2013,14:57:44,Andrea Quattrini,different flytrap than what we have seen
07/19/2013,14:57:46,Andrea Quattrini,?
07/19/2013,14:58:23,Taylor Heyl,looks like a different venus 
07/19/2013,14:58:40,Scott France ,CORG Acanthogorgia
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,14:58:46,Taylor Heyl,SQA  in CORO Acanthogorgia 
07/19/2013,14:58:51,Taylor Heyl,HYD 
07/19/2013,14:58:58,Taylor Heyl,OPH
07/19/2013,14:59:04,Taylor Heyl,SHI
07/19/2013,14:59:51,Taylor Heyl,CRI ANT
07/19/2013,14:59:57,Taylor Heyl,on CORO bamboo
07/19/2013,15:00:05,Taylor Heyl,SHI candy stripe
07/19/2013,15:00:17,Taylor Heyl,Dead COR CUP Desmophllum
07/19/2013,15:00:52,Taylor Heyl,dead CORL/CORS rubble
07/19/2013,15:00:55,Taylor Heyl,OPH on sediment
07/19/2013,15:01:00,Andrea Quattrini,Dead Lophelia?
07/19/2013,15:01:16,Taylor Heyl,COR Clavularia 
07/19/2013,15:01:20,Taylor Heyl,URC
07/19/2013,15:01:51,Taylor Heyl,BIV shell disarticulated
07/19/2013,15:01:59,Brendan Roark,Lat 39d47.0605 N lon 71d15.9454 W DVL 01 bottom of wall
07/19/2013,15:02:16,Taylor Heyl,many BIV shells, OPH among coral rubble at base of this wall
07/19/2013,15:03:01,Taylor Heyl,CORO bamboo skeleton
07/19/2013,15:03:08,Taylor Heyl,HYD associates
07/19/2013,15:03:09,Andrea Quattrini,i bet when we look up there is going to be a lot of live coral growth!
07/19/2013,15:03:31,Taylor Heyl,:-)
07/19/2013,15:04:14,Taylor Heyl,CRA
07/19/2013,15:05:13,Andrea Quattrini,bamboo corals abundant here
07/19/2013,15:05:43,Andrea Quattrini,many dead scleractinians though
07/19/2013,15:05:49,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid x2
07/19/2013,15:06:00,Taylor Heyl,COR CUP on wall
07/19/2013,15:06:17,Taylor Heyl,ASR yellow
07/19/2013,15:06:51,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1331 meters
07/19/2013,15:08:05,Taylor Heyl,many bamboo, COR CUP and BIV on this wall
07/19/2013,15:08:13,Taylor Heyl,white SPO
07/19/2013,15:08:16,Taylor Heyl,Acanthogorgia
07/19/2013,15:08:27,Andrea Quattrini,live corals abundant here
07/19/2013,15:09:15,Andrea Quattrini,chilling out here for a min. There is an Exploration Now Event occuring in 2 minutes, and the ship is moving
07/19/2013,15:10:10,Andrea Quattrini,a little DP movement that brought seirios too close to the wall. had to move up
07/19/2013,15:11:02,briankinlan,can we do zooms while we wait?
07/19/2013,15:11:12,jasonchaytor,layering in wall
07/19/2013,15:11:40,Andrea Quattrini,getting serios and ROV lined up
07/19/2013,15:12:14,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/19/2013,15:12:28,Taylor Heyl,COR CUP Desmophyllum
07/19/2013,15:12:35,Taylor Heyl,white SPO
07/19/2013,15:12:52,Taylor Heyl,COR Acanthogorgia with OPH associates?
07/19/2013,15:13:11,Taylor Heyl,white SPO with OPH inside 
07/19/2013,15:14:09,Andrea Quattrini,branching at node?
07/19/2013,15:14:10,cherylmorrison,We're not able to see the feed. Had a very short glimpse of the coral debris at base of wall, then it went down
07/19/2013,15:14:32,Scott France , CORA
07/19/2013,15:14:35,Scott France ,CORG bamboo ?Keratoisis
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,15:14:54,Taylor Heyl,many white SPO
07/19/2013,15:15:05,Jay Lunden ,I1 stream 1 is up here now
07/19/2013,15:15:18,Taylor Heyl,OPH 
07/19/2013,15:16:14,Andrea Quattrini,getting lights right
07/19/2013,15:16:23,robertcarney,ASR very small white
07/19/2013,15:16:32,Scott France ,Great - good lighthing makes all the difference
07/19/2013,15:16:40,jasonchaytor,I1 is coming back slowly, although intermittently on the OE website
07/19/2013,15:16:51,Andrea Quattrini,again lining vehicles 
07/19/2013,15:17:03,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/19/2013,15:17:21,Taylor Heyl,COR CUP zoom
07/19/2013,15:17:50,Scott France ,Lots of tissue stripped from the lower parts of CORG bamboo ?Keratoisis on right.
07/19/2013,15:18:41,cherylmorrison,COR Solenosmilia
07/19/2013,15:19:01,Andrea Quattrini,good zoom of bamboo
07/19/2013,15:19:20,Scott France ,Clearly internodal branching!
07/19/2013,15:19:38,Andrea Quattrini,can you here me on okex
07/19/2013,15:19:44,Scott France ,Interesting that nothing has yet colonized the lower part of the bare skeleton
07/19/2013,15:19:51,Jay Lunden ,yes Andrea
07/19/2013,15:20:37,Taylor Heyl,HYD associates with COR CUP and Solenosmilia
07/19/2013,15:20:39,Taylor Heyl,BIV at base
07/19/2013,15:20:55,cherylmorrison,COR Desmophyllum many
07/19/2013,15:21:36,Taylor Heyl,zooming in on BIV with SER and SPO on shell
07/19/2013,15:21:47,Taylor Heyl,ACN purple 
07/19/2013,15:22:15,Taylor Heyl,HYD on BIV shell
07/19/2013,15:22:31,Taylor Heyl,white SPO HEX
07/19/2013,15:22:47,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/19/2013,15:22:52,Taylor Heyl,COR Clavularia
07/19/2013,15:22:56,cherylmorrison,COR Clavularia
07/19/2013,15:23:06,Taylor Heyl,encrusting SPO
07/19/2013,15:24:02,Taylor Heyl,URC
07/19/2013,15:24:28,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange
07/19/2013,15:24:41,Taylor Heyl,SPO and BIV abundant
07/19/2013,15:25:02,Taylor Heyl,Zooming in on Acanthogorgia
07/19/2013,15:25:33,Taylor Heyl,OPH associates
07/19/2013,15:26:14,Taylor Heyl,close up imagery of this vertical wall
07/19/2013,15:27:10,kerrymcculloch,JFH
07/19/2013,15:28:14,kerrymcculloch,colonial salp
07/19/2013,15:28:43,Scott France ,Up slope? We've been at more-or-less same depth for most of dive so far.
07/19/2013,15:28:44,cherylmorrison,Wall very interesting- continue along tether then move upslope?
07/19/2013,15:30:37,Scott France ,CORG bamboo perhaps a Jasonisis?
07/19/2013,15:30:48,Taylor Heyl,COR CUP at base 
07/19/2013,15:31:05,Taylor Heyl,Zooming in for associates on bamboo
07/19/2013,15:31:09,A.J. Turner,zoom with lasers?
07/19/2013,15:31:24,Taylor Heyl,shi
07/19/2013,15:32:09,jasonchaytor,I1 streams are back up on the OE site
07/19/2013,15:32:12,Taylor Heyl,PYC on Bamboo?
07/19/2013,15:32:24,Taylor Heyl,OPH purple disc on SPO to left
07/19/2013,15:33:32,cherylmorrison,pycongonid?
07/19/2013,15:33:40,Scott France ,Yes - PYC
07/19/2013,15:34:48,Scott France ,Thanks - great images.
07/19/2013,15:36:38,Taylor Heyl,Moving upslope on this vertical wall
07/19/2013,15:36:40,leswatling,Note to Scott, I think that bamboo was seen by us on one of our first dives on Bear Seamount, 2001
07/19/2013,15:38:24,Scott France ,Yes - and according to my database also from Orphan Knoll (further north, off Newfoundland) and Kukenthal Peak, Corner Seamount
07/19/2013,15:38:28,eleanorbors,Hello everyone.  This is Ellie Bors, a graduate student with Tim Shank at WHOI, joining you from Seattle today.  This is a great spot!  
07/19/2013,15:38:59,leswatling,Seattle or the canyon? Hi Ellie...
07/19/2013,15:39:06,eleanorbors,Both! 
07/19/2013,15:39:11,cherylmorrison,COR Solenosmilia
07/19/2013,15:39:19,michaelvecchione,FSH Oreo
07/19/2013,15:39:30,Scott France ,And on Bahamas Escarpment. On the escarpment, it came from almost exact same depth - 1359 m.
07/19/2013,15:40:07,leswatling,Nice...
07/19/2013,15:40:15,cherylmorrison,SQA Munidopsis
07/19/2013,15:40:29,Taylor Heyl,Zooming in on COR Solenosmellia withe SQA associate
07/19/2013,15:44:09,Taylor Heyl,SHI
07/19/2013,15:44:45,Taylor Heyl,WHOI start recording EX1304L1_ROV11_2
07/19/2013,15:45:15,Taylor Heyl,ACN
07/19/2013,15:48:28,Taylor Heyl,URC purple 
07/19/2013,15:50:15,Taylor Heyl,Imaging vertical wall with many COR Cup Desmophyllum, white and orange SPO, ACN
07/19/2013,15:50:21,Scott France ,SPO
07/19/2013,15:50:25,Taylor Heyl,close up imaging of SPO with OPH red 
07/19/2013,15:51:07,Taylor Heyl,OPH x2
07/19/2013,15:51:30,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1308 meters
07/19/2013,15:52:01,Taylor Heyl,Temp 4.2 C
07/19/2013,15:52:07,cherylmorrison,COR Solenosmilia
07/19/2013,15:52:12,Taylor Heyl,URC 
07/19/2013,15:52:16,Taylor Heyl,x3
07/19/2013,15:52:42,Taylor Heyl,still seeing salps in the water column
07/19/2013,15:52:45,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/19/2013,15:52:59,Scott France ,CORA Bathypathes
07/19/2013,15:53:03,Taylor Heyl,CORO Bamboo multiple 
07/19/2013,15:53:17,Taylor Heyl,COR Clavularia
07/19/2013,15:53:28,Taylor Heyl,SPO large yellow
07/19/2013,15:53:34,Scott France ,Sorry - scratch the black coral! Need to wait for video to resolve!
07/19/2013,15:53:35,Taylor Heyl,ASR hot pink
07/19/2013,15:53:44,Taylor Heyl,snap zoom on yellow SPO
07/19/2013,15:54:09,Taylor Heyl,POL in there?
07/19/2013,15:54:51,eleanorbors,So some extent, corals appear to be growing in horizontal bands similar to the sediment bands.  Possibly following relief on the wall.  
07/19/2013,15:55:13,leswatling,more seamount fauna... the yellow sponge was also common on the NE Seamounts
07/19/2013,15:55:21,Scott France ,Agree Les
07/19/2013,15:55:26,Brendan Roark,Lat 39d47.0569 N 71d15.9692 W 
07/19/2013,Depth 1302 m
07/19/2013,15:55:46,eleanorbors,zoom on Purple ASR
07/19/2013,15:56:56,Taylor Heyl,D2 moving manips out for lighting and will continue upslope to WP1 
07/19/2013,15:56:58,Taylor Heyl,SHI
07/19/2013,15:57:15,Taylor Heyl,zoom on yellow SPO
07/19/2013,15:57:49,Taylor Heyl,many small orange ACN
07/19/2013,15:58:34,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/19/2013,15:58:37,Taylor Heyl,FELO
07/19/2013,15:58:49,Taylor Heyl,zoom in on yellow COR - CORP?
07/19/2013,15:59:06,Taylor Heyl,OPH on SED
07/19/2013,15:59:10,Taylor Heyl,2 OPH on CORP
07/19/2013,15:59:13,eleanorbors,many small SPO 
07/19/2013,15:59:17,Taylor Heyl,SER worms on SED
07/19/2013,15:59:19,Taylor Heyl,white SPO
07/19/2013,15:59:43,Scott France ,Several CORP on this part of wall.
07/19/2013,16:00:20,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1300 meters
07/19/2013,16:00:23,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid
07/19/2013,16:00:28,Taylor Heyl,Zooming in on brisingid
07/19/2013,16:00:44,Taylor Heyl,COR Solenosmilia on ROC to right
07/19/2013,16:00:46,kelleyelliott,Hi ll - I'm not sure if it has been relayed, but the live feeds are back up and running on the oceanexplorer website: http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream_04.html
07/19/2013,16:00:56,Taylor Heyl,small COR CUP Desmophyllum at base
07/19/2013,16:01:01,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus 
07/19/2013,16:01:05,Andrea Quattrini, NOAA imaging
07/19/2013,16:01:17,Taylor Heyl,COR Clavularia?
07/19/2013,16:01:30,Taylor Heyl,small white SPO abundant
07/19/2013,16:02:22,Taylor Heyl,zoom on white SPO - looks like COR CUP inside?
07/19/2013,16:02:30,Andrea Quattrini,we will have another event in 10 min
07/19/2013,16:02:37,Taylor Heyl,dead SPO next to it
07/19/2013,16:02:52,Taylor Heyl,HYD and OPH associates with this SPO/Desmo clump
07/19/2013,16:02:55,Taylor Heyl,SQA
07/19/2013,16:03:00,Taylor Heyl,SER worms
07/19/2013,16:04:49,eleanorbors,BIV
07/19/2013,16:04:51,Taylor Heyl,Zooming in on COR Solenosmilia with BIV ctenoides at base
07/19/2013,16:04:53,Taylor Heyl,SER worms
07/19/2013,16:04:59,Scott France ,CORO Clavularia at base also
07/19/2013,16:05:12,Taylor Heyl,HYD
07/19/2013,16:05:29,Taylor Heyl,multiple small white SPO
07/19/2013,16:06:17,sandrabrooke,COR Solenosmilia
07/19/2013,16:06:25,Taylor Heyl,SPO on BIV shells
07/19/2013,16:06:39,Taylor Heyl,COR CUP Desmophyllum on one shell
07/19/2013,16:08:30,Taylor Heyl,zooming in on white ASR
07/19/2013,16:09:15,leswatling,Brendan, there was a pink thick looking bamboo off screen now to the right. Can we get a close look at that?
07/19/2013,16:11:30,leswatling,just came into view
07/19/2013,16:11:52,Scott France ,We are going to look at each of the 3 in turn
07/19/2013,16:12:13,leswatling,it looks like it has a single stalk before branching is different from the othrs
07/19/2013,16:13:00,leswatling,polyps are so thick you can't see the nodes
07/19/2013,16:13:31,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/19/2013,16:13:37,Taylor Heyl,x6
07/19/2013,16:13:39,Scott France ,Curving arc of branching suggests Isidella
07/19/2013,16:14:11,leswatling,yep, agree, but has very thick branches and stalk
07/19/2013,16:14:35,leswatling,I think we have seen this one before..
07/19/2013,16:14:58,Taylor Heyl,no visible associates on this coral
07/19/2013,16:15:22,leswatling,generally bamboos do not have anything living on them.
07/19/2013,16:15:56,leswatling,same is true of Anthomastus, now that I think about it...
07/19/2013,16:16:23,leswatling,beautiful color in the polyps
07/19/2013,16:16:30,Taylor Heyl,we often see barnacles, hydroids and ophiuroids on dead portions of bamboo skeletons
07/19/2013,16:16:50,Taylor Heyl,I have not seen any associates with Anthomastus either...
07/19/2013,16:16:54,Scott France ,Re: bamboos do not have anything living on them. Except when tissue has been stripped from parts of the branches...
07/19/2013,16:17:02,leswatling,yep, that's because the carbonate skeleton is available for those groups who love to live on carbonate.
07/19/2013,16:17:30,Scott France ,Les: is thius "5-fingers" bamboo?
07/19/2013,16:18:08,Taylor Heyl,ACN on bamboo??
07/19/2013,16:18:11,leswatling,No, I think it is the one we were looking at prevriously... maybe this one too...
07/19/2013,16:18:18,Scott France ,This colony is less planar than previous. Genetic or plasticity?
07/19/2013,16:18:28,Scott France ,Thick tissue...
07/19/2013,16:18:44,leswatling,does is have a single stalk?
07/19/2013,16:19:07,Scott France ,Yes - single stalk here.
07/19/2013,16:19:22,leswatling,maybe I should say single stalk no polyps to be more accurate
07/19/2013,16:19:30,Taylor Heyl,is that a dead portion of the bamboo the anemone is on?
07/19/2013,16:19:40,Scott France ,I assume no polyps below since an anemone has settled there.
07/19/2013,16:19:45,leswatling,can't tell
07/19/2013,16:20:10,leswatling,nice pink lips... all 8 of them
07/19/2013,16:21:27,Scott France ,thinner tissue, taller polyps...
07/19/2013,16:21:49,Scott France ,This looks like the "typical" Keratoisis grayi we've been seeing the past few days.
07/19/2013,16:21:51,Taylor Heyl,OPH on wall
07/19/2013,16:22:12,leswatling,agree on the K grayi
07/19/2013,16:22:47,michaelvecchione,CTE
07/19/2013,16:23:08,A.J. Turner,What's the current depth?
07/19/2013,16:24:04,Andrea Quattrini,1295 m
07/19/2013,16:24:43,Taylor Heyl,pilot change
07/19/2013,16:25:31,Taylor Heyl,FELO
07/19/2013,16:25:34,Taylor Heyl,x2
07/19/2013,16:26:26,jasonchaytor,some of the markings on the wall look like scrape or gouges, different morphology we have seen before
07/19/2013,16:27:02,Taylor Heyl,Moving upslope along vertical wall - COR cup, sponges, anemones, bamboo corals, Solenosmilia
07/19/2013,16:27:15,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/19/2013,16:29:04,kerrymcculloch,COR Clavularia
07/19/2013,16:29:41,Scott France ,Interesting shapes these bamboo corals can take on. Hard so far to predict when and where and how they will branch - most be related to environment, and currents (except for candelabra-type species, which are much more regular).
07/19/2013,16:29:50,leswatling,that was a very interesting bamboo, not sure what to call it. Had a central axis but also had polyps all the way to the base. I suppose a juvenile. 
07/19/2013,16:30:46,Taylor Heyl,multiple white SPO
07/19/2013,16:30:49,michaelvecchione,FSH Ophidioid
07/19/2013,16:30:51,Taylor Heyl,FELO
07/19/2013,16:30:55,Andrea Quattrini,lots of activity here today everyone. Back on track now.
07/19/2013,16:31:20,leswatling,not getting any sound on stream 1
07/19/2013,16:32:16,A.J. Turner,CHS has lost sound as well
07/19/2013,16:32:20,A.J. Turner,for stream 1
07/19/2013,16:32:42,jasonchaytor,near horizontal shallow scrapes/surficial borings on the rock face
07/19/2013,16:32:48,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1280 meters
07/19/2013,16:32:54,Webb Pinner,aj... still getting video?
07/19/2013,16:33:10,sandrabrooke,COR antipatharian
07/19/2013,16:33:25,A.J. Turner,Yes, video is good
07/19/2013,16:33:33,Webb Pinner,but no sound
07/19/2013,16:33:35,Taylor Heyl,SQA associate
07/19/2013,16:33:41,A.J. Turner,correct, video without sound
07/19/2013,16:35:55,Taylor Heyl,SHI associate
07/19/2013,16:36:10,A.J. Turner,sound is working now
07/19/2013,16:36:25,Webb Pinner,yep... bad button push ship-side
07/19/2013,16:36:29,Taylor Heyl,COR Parantipathes
07/19/2013,16:36:43,Taylor Heyl,Aplacophoran associates!
07/19/2013,16:36:58,Taylor Heyl,No, look more like OPHS
07/19/2013,16:37:18,Taylor Heyl,yes, OPHs
07/19/2013,16:37:27,Taylor Heyl,beautiful imagery.  Thank you.
07/19/2013,16:37:33,jasonchaytor,potentially silly question, what are the small, circular whitish globs (technical term) attached to the wall?
07/19/2013,16:37:45,Taylor Heyl,looks like more than a dozen OPHs
07/19/2013,16:37:50,Taylor Heyl,SQA 
07/19/2013,16:37:51,Scott France ,Oops - was typing in chat to Les instead of eventlog!:
07/19/2013,16:37:52,Scott France ,This is a new genus likely, or at least new species  (i.e. undescribed) related to Bathypathes. We saw one earlier today and have seen on NE seamounts.
07/19/2013,11:36
07/19/2013,
07/19/2013,CORA Parantipathes
07/19/2013,16:38:24,Scott France ,new genus refers to the larger branching CORA. 
07/19/2013,16:38:30,Taylor Heyl,We have never seen Parantipathes with ophiuroid associates like this
07/19/2013,16:38:43,Andrea Quattrini,OK. Cool. thanks. Different then any black coral have seen...
07/19/2013,16:39:08,A.J. Turner,Andrea, can you give us an update and tell us how the coral assembledge that we see here is different/similar to some of the other areas we've seen this week?
07/19/2013,16:39:35,Taylor Heyl,ASR
07/19/2013,16:39:44,Taylor Heyl,SQD?
07/19/2013,16:39:50,Taylor Heyl,large white glass SPO
07/19/2013,16:39:53,Taylor Heyl,whip coral
07/19/2013,16:39:57,Taylor Heyl,Moving upslope
07/19/2013,16:39:58,michaelvecchione,FSH Oreo
07/19/2013,16:40:09,Scott France ,This coral assemblage is similar to deep seamount corals…
07/19/2013,16:40:18,Scott France ,Depth range issue…?
07/19/2013,16:40:25,Scott France ,ASR
07/19/2013,16:40:27,Taylor Heyl,zoom in on ASR Brisingid
07/19/2013,16:40:30,Scott France ,brisingids
07/19/2013,16:40:39,Taylor Heyl,several small CORP with OPHs
07/19/2013,16:41:17,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus, SER worms, BIV, HYD, CUP COR, Solenosmilia and ASR Brisingid on dead coral skeleton
07/19/2013,16:41:39,Taylor Heyl,SQA x2 on this coral skeleton also
07/19/2013,16:42:18,Scott France ,CORA
07/19/2013,16:42:51,Taylor Heyl,COR Lepidisis?
07/19/2013,16:43:21,leswatling,this is also a seamount bamboo species
07/19/2013,16:43:51,Scott France ,Definitely our first view of a "Lepidisis" bamboo whip this cruise.
07/19/2013,16:44:16,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/19/2013,16:44:27,Webb Pinner,Jason and ISIS are clones
07/19/2013,16:44:31,Walter Cho,CORP with OPH
07/19/2013,16:44:52,leswatling,the fan was odd in that it had the polyps all on one side. need a better look at that...
07/19/2013,16:45:10,Andrea Quattrini,the last one??
07/19/2013,16:45:11,Scott France ,So we should describe Isisisis for any new bamboo coral collected with Isis!
07/19/2013,16:45:40,Scott France ,Did we have close-up of the whip?
07/19/2013,16:45:51,Walter Cho,FSH Oreo
07/19/2013,16:46:01,leswatling,and name the species isis, so we would have Isisisis isis....
07/19/2013,16:46:01,Taylor Heyl,We saw another Lepidisis about 10 meters before this one...Tim called it :-)
07/19/2013,16:46:28,Scott France ,Good work Tim - I'm doing too much typing!
07/19/2013,16:46:36,leswatling,the fan in the center of the image is the one we need to see clsoe up
07/19/2013,16:47:01,Taylor Heyl,CHI
07/19/2013,16:47:45,Scott France ,Internodes at the base almost looked ridged!
07/19/2013,16:47:48,Taylor Heyl,OPH purple disc 
07/19/2013,16:47:57,Andrea Quattrini,yes, or "indented"?
07/19/2013,16:48:44,Taylor Heyl,URC
07/19/2013,16:48:55,Taylor Heyl,many small white SPO
07/19/2013,16:50:28,Walter Cho,OPH on COR bubblegum?
07/19/2013,16:50:30,Taylor Heyl,COR Paragorgia with 1 OPH associate
07/19/2013,16:50:44,Taylor Heyl,COR CUP Desmophyllum next to it
07/19/2013,16:50:48,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1264 meters
07/19/2013,16:51:06,Taylor Heyl,small white OPH on wall
07/19/2013,16:51:36,Andrea Quattrini,AJ-Are you up and running at SC Aquarium now? Are there other questions? let us know
07/19/2013,16:51:37,Scott France ,CORO Paragorgia ?johnsoni perhaps, but not arborea
07/19/2013,16:51:50,mattrittinghouse,Hey Andrea, we're up and running here in CHS at the Aquarium. Thank you.
07/19/2013,16:52:22,mattrittinghouse,Audio and video coming in clear.
07/19/2013,16:52:25,Taylor Heyl,WHOI watch change: Kerry McCulloch off watch and Kelly Williams on
07/19/2013,16:52:30,Scott France ,CORG bamboo with nodal branching
07/19/2013,16:52:45,Scott France ,Didn't see any trifurcation points
07/19/2013,16:53:08,A.J. Turner,the aquarium staff love what they are seeing, and to have the science community here at a public aquarium is amazing!
07/19/2013,16:53:23,Taylor Heyl,many bamboos in this area
07/19/2013,16:53:31,Taylor Heyl,FELO
07/19/2013,16:53:48,Taylor Heyl,cut throat eel
07/19/2013,16:53:49,Scott France ,Large bamboo
07/19/2013,16:54:10,Taylor Heyl,CORA 
07/19/2013,16:54:35,Scott France ,Wouldn't be going too far out on a limb to say this substrata is more solid long-term than the previous canyon!
07/19/2013,16:54:43,Scott France ,Obviously good currents for feeding.
07/19/2013,16:54:56,Taylor Heyl,BIV at base of CORO bamboo
07/19/2013,16:54:59,Taylor Heyl,COR CUP at base also
07/19/2013,16:55:26,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/19/2013,16:56:33,Scott France ,Awesome
07/19/2013,16:56:34,Taylor Heyl,ACN on bamboo
07/19/2013,16:56:35,Taylor Heyl,URC
07/19/2013,16:56:50,Taylor Heyl,on ROC
07/19/2013,16:57:05,Andrea Quattrini,NOAA imaging
07/19/2013,16:57:32,leswatling,video stream stops frequently so its like looking as a series of still frames. 
07/19/2013,16:57:59,Webb Pinner,les... how long has this been happening?
07/19/2013,16:58:11,leswatling,for the last half hour or so.
07/19/2013,16:58:16,Scott France ,I-1 stream looks good here
07/19/2013,16:58:26,Taylor Heyl,ASR white
07/19/2013,16:58:38,briankinlan,drop DVL target?
07/19/2013,16:58:49,Taylor Heyl,Depth of 1245 meters
07/19/2013,16:59:11,leswatling,maybe it s a bandwidth issue today here, but on previous days it was fine.
07/19/2013,16:59:12,Andrea Quattrini,working on that now
07/19/2013,16:59:32,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap
07/19/2013,16:59:36,Taylor Heyl,many bamboos
07/19/2013,16:59:41,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/19/2013,16:59:45,leswatling,bamboo city
07/19/2013,16:59:45,Taylor Heyl,ASR white
07/19/2013,17:00:38,briankennedy,all streams I1 and I2 look good at the ISC
07/19/2013,17:00:49,Andrea Quattrini,rock type similar to atlantis and alvin canyon
07/19/2013,17:00:59,leswatling,one comment on that last pick bamboo fan. It is very unusual for a bamboo to have a bamboo with the polyps mostly on one side.
07/19/2013,17:01:45,Brendan Roark,DVR 02topwall lat 39d47.0561 N lon 71d15.9445 W 
07/19/2013,17:01:53,Scott France ,Agree with Les re: bamboo polyps. Les - check out images of the kerD1 clade, e.g. MAN1061. Similar?
07/19/2013,17:03:03,Taylor Heyl,CORA with associates - looks like ASR brisingid and SQA
07/19/2013,17:03:25,Taylor Heyl,black skeleton exposed
07/19/2013,17:03:35,Taylor Heyl,small white OPH on black coral skeleton
07/19/2013,17:03:50,Taylor Heyl,SQA 
07/19/2013,17:03:53,Andrea Quattrini,Gastroptychus? SQA
07/19/2013,17:04:06,Andrea Quattrini,same CORA morphotype?
07/19/2013,17:04:08,Catalina Martinez,Les, Welcome to the eventlog!  Try restarting your browser to see if you can correct the problem.  Sounds like a local issue and this is always a good first step to trying to correct
07/19/2013,17:04:22,Taylor Heyl,large bamboo corals - two different morphotypes
07/19/2013,17:04:33,Taylor Heyl,CORA with 2 SQA associates
07/19/2013,17:04:43,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/19/2013,17:04:46,Taylor Heyl,x6
07/19/2013,17:04:56,Taylor Heyl,6 CORP colonies
07/19/2013,17:05:08,Scott France ,Yes - same CORA "Bathypathes-like"-branched morphotype
07/19/2013,17:05:11,jasonchaytor,these blocks look mostly detached from the wall
07/19/2013,17:05:12,Walter Cho,some CORP with OPH associates
07/19/2013,17:05:20,Scott France ,Have now seen several on this slope.
07/19/2013,17:05:23,Taylor Heyl,yellow SPO x3
07/19/2013,17:06:07,briankinlan,depth at top was 1245
07/19/2013,17:06:38,briankinlan,Taylor called it out at 12:58:49
07/19/2013,17:07:54,Taylor Heyl,BIV many at base of CORA Bathypathes-like
07/19/2013,17:07:54,leswatling,Hi Catalina, thanks.... might have to check the house to see if the daughter is downloading movies... actually restarting the browser seems to have helped.
07/19/2013,17:08:20,Andrea Quattrini,moving down slope here. trying to stay on the face
07/19/2013,17:12:18,Catalina Martinez,Great.
07/19/2013,17:12:42,Taylor Heyl,ASR Brisingid
07/19/2013,17:12:47,Taylor Heyl,BIV
07/19/2013,17:13:01,Taylor Heyl,CORP many small colonies and bamboo, cup corals
07/19/2013,17:13:10,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid
07/19/2013,17:13:21,Taylor Heyl,ACN at base of bamboo
07/19/2013,17:14:39,leswatling,what a small change in slope means for dirt accumulation...
07/19/2013,17:14:59,jasonchaytor,ROC
07/19/2013,17:15:12,Taylor Heyl,FSH
07/19/2013,17:15:14,Taylor Heyl,x2
07/19/2013,17:15:15,Andrea Quattrini,oreo
07/19/2013,17:15:20,Taylor Heyl,SPO HEX
07/19/2013,17:15:23,leswatling,a true thanatacoenosis...
07/19/2013,17:15:25,Taylor Heyl,ASR hot pink
07/19/2013,17:15:51,Taylor Heyl,coral rubble here with BIV shells, hard corals
07/19/2013,17:16:09,michaelvecchione,Oreos X2
07/19/2013,17:16:29,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1336 meters
07/19/2013,17:16:33,Taylor Heyl,Hdg 139
07/19/2013,17:16:41,Taylor Heyl,ACN 
07/19/2013,17:18:34,leswatling,oreo, the fish that fits in a pan...
07/19/2013,17:19:44,michaelvecchione,I agree Hydrolagus
07/19/2013,17:20:00,Andrea Quattrini,FSH 
07/19/2013,17:21:28,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap
07/19/2013,17:21:34,michaelvecchione,OCT at bottom pf screen?
07/19/2013,17:22:34,Taylor Heyl,venus fly trap
07/19/2013,17:22:38,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange
07/19/2013,17:22:43,michaelvecchione,OCT
07/19/2013,17:23:02,michaelvecchione,No anemone
07/19/2013,17:23:19,Taylor Heyl,BIV shells abundant with coral skeletons
07/19/2013,17:23:27,Taylor Heyl,Zoom on ACN venus fly trap
07/19/2013,17:23:39,Taylor Heyl,OPH on SED
07/19/2013,17:24:20,Taylor Heyl,dead SPO
07/19/2013,17:24:28,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus on dead cup coral
07/19/2013,17:24:41,Taylor Heyl,OPH on SED 
07/19/2013,17:25:26,Andrea Quattrini,COS Javania
07/19/2013,17:25:53,kellywilliams,COR anthomastus x2 small
07/19/2013,17:25:59,jasonchaytor,ROC
07/19/2013,17:26:08,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange x2
07/19/2013,17:26:39,Taylor Heyl,OCT
07/19/2013,17:26:41,Taylor Heyl,ASR hot pink
07/19/2013,17:27:04,michaelvecchione,found it.
07/19/2013,17:27:16,Taylor Heyl,Zoom on OCT
07/19/2013,17:27:39,Taylor Heyl,CRA at base of OCT
07/19/2013,17:27:53,Taylor Heyl,SQA white
07/19/2013,17:28:05,Scott France ,"Bramble" bamboo at base of wall to right front of OCT
07/19/2013,17:28:09,michaelvecchione,Graneledone verrucosa
07/19/2013,17:28:24,Brendan Roark,base of wall 39d47.0399 N 71d15.9541 W
07/19/2013,17:28:47,Taylor Heyl,CRA Lithodid
07/19/2013,17:28:58,leswatling,good call on the bramble, although it mostly seems dead
07/19/2013,17:29:14,leswatling,need a close up to see if there are any polyps
07/19/2013,17:29:23,michaelvecchione,octopod food
07/19/2013,17:29:33,Scott France ,Close-up coming after OCT
07/19/2013,17:29:43,michaelvecchione,Big fish in Serios
07/19/2013,17:29:55,Taylor Heyl,OPH on wall
07/19/2013,17:30:37,Scott France ,CORG Isidella bamboo
07/19/2013,17:30:39,Andrea Quattrini,gotta get going.
07/19/2013,17:30:47,Scott France ,Got image though
07/19/2013,17:30:52,Scott France ,Thanks
07/19/2013,17:31:09,Andrea Quattrini,FSH I missed it?
07/19/2013,17:31:20,leswatling,nice bramble, and alive. This one always seems to be on dead corals, especially Desmophyllum
07/19/2013,17:31:23,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1340 meters, headed South along vertical wall, Hdg. 174
07/19/2013,17:34:19,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap on dead bamboo
07/19/2013,17:36:51,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus x3
07/19/2013,17:37:41,Taylor Heyl,BAR on bamboo
07/19/2013,17:38:47,Taylor Heyl,HYD, BAR and ZOA?
07/19/2013,17:38:52,Taylor Heyl,associates on bamboo
07/19/2013,17:39:31,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1342 meters
07/19/2013,17:39:36,leswatling,the barnacle was Glyptelasma
07/19/2013,17:39:41,Taylor Heyl,Correction Depth 1346 meters
07/19/2013,17:39:51,michaelvecchione,FSH Oreo
07/19/2013,17:40:40,Brendan Roark,Depth 1347 going up lat39d47.069 N lon 71d15.9682 W
07/19/2013,17:40:55,jasonchaytor,minor rock debris
07/19/2013,17:41:01,Taylor Heyl,ASR hot pink
07/19/2013,17:41:25,Taylor Heyl,SHI red
07/19/2013,17:41:34,michaelvecchione,salp chain
07/19/2013,17:42:01,Scott France ,Perhaps a small Acanella in there CORG
07/19/2013,17:42:50,Taylor Heyl,ACN brisingid on dead bamboo skeleton, ACN x2
07/19/2013,17:42:59,Taylor Heyl,FELO
07/19/2013,17:43:03,Taylor Heyl,HYD
07/19/2013,17:43:08,Taylor Heyl,OPH on SED
07/19/2013,17:43:25,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap x2 on bamboo to right
07/19/2013,17:43:40,Taylor Heyl,could we zoom in on these venus fly traps to the right?
07/19/2013,17:44:03,Scott France ,Question: do you consider the "associates" in the same way if the coral colony is dead? That is, isn't this just another hard substratum as opposed to a living coral.?
07/19/2013,17:44:29,Scott France ,ZOA - yellow color
07/19/2013,17:47:00,Taylor Heyl,That is a good question...we do consider dead coral skeleton to have associates, especially in the Gulf of Mexico - in that we see these species only on these dead coral.  
07/19/2013,17:47:06,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap zoom
07/19/2013,17:47:27,Brendan Roark,Hard substrate to me I was just using the term for the pilot
07/19/2013,17:47:33,Taylor Heyl,URC
07/19/2013,17:47:51,Taylor Heyl,HYD on end of bamboo
07/19/2013,17:48:17,Scott France ,Right Taylor. So the question is are the associates present when the coral is alive displaced or replaced when it is "simply" a skeleton?
07/19/2013,17:50:09,Scott France ,Mostly dead bamboo with cup corals
07/19/2013,17:50:25,Taylor Heyl,cup corals on dead bamboo
07/19/2013,17:51:38,Taylor Heyl,Yes Scott, for example we often see ophiuroid associates "displaced" on coral once it is simply a skeleton - by barnacles, hydroids or zoanthids...is this what you mean?
07/19/2013,17:52:06,Tim Shank,Also, note the HYD on this bamboo- not seen on other hard substrates in this immediate area.   Many associates on live coral tissue will be displaced when dead (ophiuroids), other associates will not (specific anemones)…..
07/19/2013,17:52:18,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/19/2013,17:52:37,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid
07/19/2013,17:53:06,Scott France ,Yes. So can you say there are 3 classes of associates: those specific to living coral (which may include species-specific associations), those specific to dead skeletons, and those which use a perch regardless of whether it is a coral or a rock.
07/19/2013,17:53:37,Taylor Heyl,yes, I would agree with that.
07/19/2013,17:54:26,Taylor Heyl,ASR
07/19/2013,17:54:38,Taylor Heyl,CRA  at base of bamboo
07/19/2013,17:55:01,Scott France ,CORG Acanthogorgia? on left
07/19/2013,17:55:41,Taylor Heyl,CORP
07/19/2013,17:55:56,Taylor Heyl,big clump of BIV
07/19/2013,17:56:11,Taylor Heyl,I see something white at the top of those bamboos
07/19/2013,17:58:06,Taylor Heyl,ACN on bamboo
07/19/2013,17:58:14,Taylor Heyl,dead skeleton
07/19/2013,17:58:29,Taylor Heyl,HYD on bamboo also
07/19/2013,17:59:56,Taylor Heyl,SER worms and white SPO abundant on dead cup corals at base of bamboos
07/19/2013,18:01:11,Taylor Heyl,Pilot change
07/19/2013,18:01:37,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1325 meters, Hdg. 118
07/19/2013,18:03:06,Taylor Heyl,WHOI recording EX1304L1_ROV11_3
07/19/2013,18:03:30,jasonchaytor,bedding contact?
07/19/2013,18:03:49,jasonchaytor,multiple layers
07/19/2013,18:05:23,Tim Shank,Yes, Scott, obligate associates to living coral and facultative associates for perch are two broad catagories, but to note there are species we have see only on dead skeletons (are they obligate to dead or just an artifact of sampling/imaging….
07/19/2013,18:06:04,Taylor Heyl,CORA Bathypathes-like
07/19/2013,18:06:08,Taylor Heyl,ASR Brisingid
07/19/2013,18:06:23,Taylor Heyl,looking at field of bamboos on this vertical wall
07/19/2013,18:06:29,Taylor Heyl, and cup corals
07/19/2013,18:06:36,Taylor Heyl,CORP
07/19/2013,18:06:45,briankinlan,is someone getting frame grabs of the quad screen in hi res?
07/19/2013,18:07:03,Scott France ,CORP
07/19/2013,18:07:05,briankinlan,great shot for a paper
07/19/2013,18:10:28,Scott France ,Paragorgia CORO
07/19/2013,18:10:37,Taylor Heyl,COR Clavularia, ASR brisingid
07/19/2013,18:10:38,Taylor Heyl,cup coral
07/19/2013,18:10:47,Taylor Heyl,1 OPH associate on Paragorgia
07/19/2013,18:10:48,Tim Shank,dark OPH on purple Paragorgia 
07/19/2013,18:10:53,Scott France ,Paragorgia johnsoni or coralloides… Les? Thoughts?
07/19/2013,18:11:14,Scott France ,Big fan looks like "Jasonisis" bamboo
07/19/2013,18:11:58,Tim Shank,hdg 081
07/19/2013,18:12:34,Tim Shank,been on west facing wall for the past ~2 hours
07/19/2013,18:12:45,Tim Shank, POL HOL
07/19/2013,18:12:52,Tim Shank,Swimming HOL
07/19/2013,18:13:01,robertcarney,HOL swimming Penigaone/scotoanassa type
07/19/2013,18:14:31,Taylor Heyl,large white SPO
07/19/2013,18:15:01,Taylor Heyl,JFH
07/19/2013,18:15:14,Taylor Heyl,CORP with dark OPH
07/19/2013,18:15:20,Taylor Heyl,URC on bamboo
07/19/2013,18:16:19,Taylor Heyl,SHI
07/19/2013,18:16:20,Taylor Heyl,CHI
07/19/2013,18:16:27,Taylor Heyl,OPH on rock and SER worms
07/19/2013,18:16:56,Taylor Heyl,purple POL
07/19/2013,18:17:09,Taylor Heyl,zoom on darker OPH on CORP
07/19/2013,18:17:47,Taylor Heyl,CTE
07/19/2013,18:18:32,Scott France ,CORA Parantipathes
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07/19/2013,18:19:41,Taylor Heyl,OPH and ACN associates on CORP
07/19/2013,18:20:22,Taylor Heyl,SQA underneath large white SPO
07/19/2013,18:20:38,Tim Shank,ACN Actinauge -type 
07/19/2013,18:22:05,Taylor Heyl,ACN multiple on CORP
07/19/2013,18:22:08,cherylmorrison,COR Solenosmilia
07/19/2013,18:22:08,Taylor Heyl,BIV at base
07/19/2013,18:22:16,Taylor Heyl,CORA 
07/19/2013,18:22:22,Taylor Heyl,Bathypathes 
07/19/2013,18:22:28,Scott France ,CORO Anthothela
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07/19/2013,18:22:30,Taylor Heyl,4 ACN and 1 OPH on CORP
07/19/2013,18:22:41,Scott France ,CORO Anthothela ahead to right
07/19/2013,18:23:03,Taylor Heyl,5 OPHS and 1 ACN on yellow CORP
07/19/2013,18:23:22,Taylor Heyl,BIV at the base of this CORP too
07/19/2013,18:23:42,Scott France ,CORG Acanthogorgia behind CORP
07/19/2013,18:23:59,Walter Cho,Great image!
07/19/2013,18:24:32,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid on dead coral skeleton
07/19/2013,18:25:10,leswatling,the anemones on the Paramuricea and other things are called "ring  anemones" because the base comes together after surrounding the branch of the host. 
07/19/2013,18:27:17,Taylor Heyl,5 COR Anthomastus
07/19/2013,18:27:44,Taylor Heyl,URC at base
07/19/2013,18:27:54,briankinlan,thanks for grabbing those sonar shots!  very cool how clearly you could see the corals and the sharp bend in the cliff face.
07/19/2013,18:29:02,Scott France ,CORG "Lepidisis"
07/19/2013,18:30:22,leswatling,this is more like a typical seamount whip, a good 3-4 m in length....
07/19/2013,18:30:32,Scott France ,Clade C1!
07/19/2013,18:32:06,leswatling,another thing you know with a very tall whip like that is that there has never been, at least in the lifetime of this coral, a very strong current here. 
07/19/2013,18:32:52,Scott France ,CORA Parantipathes
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07/19/2013,18:33:37,Taylor Heyl,BIV, HYD, CUP COR, SQA
07/19/2013,18:33:51,Scott France ,CORO Clavularia
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07/19/2013,18:33:52,Taylor Heyl,COR Clavularia
07/19/2013,18:33:57,Taylor Heyl,SQA
07/19/2013,18:34:05,Scott France ,CORG Acanthogorgia
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07/19/2013,18:35:05,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus 
07/19/2013,18:35:38,cherylmorrison,This place is spectacular!
07/19/2013,18:35:53,cherylmorrison,SQA Munidopsis
07/19/2013,18:36:16,cherylmorrison,SQA Munidopsis
07/19/2013,18:37:30,Taylor Heyl,SHI red
07/19/2013,18:38:58,kellywilliams,Clump of BIV
07/19/2013,18:39:04,Scott France ,CORO Paragorgia
07/19/2013,18:39:10,Scott France ,CORP
07/19/2013,18:39:25,Scott France ,CORA Parantipathes
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07/19/2013,18:39:29,Andrea Quattrini,zoanthids!
07/19/2013,18:39:34,Andrea Quattrini,ZOA
07/19/2013,18:39:38,Scott France ,Yes, ZOA with OPH
07/19/2013,18:40:26,briankinlan,wow
07/19/2013,18:41:17,Scott France ,CORO Paragorgia
07/19/2013,18:41:22,kellywilliams,w/ OPH
07/19/2013,18:42:53,Taylor Heyl,Zooming in on OPH x2 
07/19/2013,18:43:05,Taylor Heyl,ACN x4
07/19/2013,18:43:33,Taylor Heyl,at least 12 OPH associates in this coral
07/19/2013,18:45:27,Tim Shank,That Parantipathes was small without associates, correct?
07/19/2013,18:46:29,Taylor Heyl,FSH Oreo
07/19/2013,18:47:09,michaelvecchione,FSH in background
07/19/2013,18:47:29,Scott France ,Tim - I didn't see Parantipathes long enough to answer your question. Was small though.
07/19/2013,18:47:49,leswatling,there is at least one regenerating b star arm so there has been some predation
07/19/2013,18:48:39,Tim Shank,1274m
07/19/2013,18:48:39,Tim Shank,1274m
07/19/2013,18:48:41,Scott France ,Looks like Paragorgia johnsoni, seen also on Picket, Retriever, Manning, Rehoboth Seamounts
07/19/2013,18:48:54,Andrea Quattrini,and in the GoM...
07/19/2013,18:49:10,cherylmorrison,lateral around to right sounds good
07/19/2013,18:49:15,Scott France ,and in Straits of Florida
07/19/2013,18:49:17,Andrea Quattrini,but the smaller pinkish one was possibly different?
07/19/2013,18:49:56,Taylor Heyl,COR Parantipathes with SQA associate
07/19/2013,18:49:56,Taylor Heyl,ASR yellow 
07/19/2013,18:49:56,cherylmorrison,COR Solenosmilia
07/19/2013,18:49:56,kellywilliams,ASR yellow small on ROC
07/19/2013,18:50:27,leswatling,the smaller pinkish one could be P. coralloides but more likely was a young P. johnstoni
07/19/2013,18:50:41,briankinlan,We previously recorded the top of the wall as 1245m
07/19/2013,18:50:50,Scott France ,Audio on I-1 now has echo effect
07/19/2013,18:50:52,Tim Shank,Thank you brian
07/19/2013,18:50:54,briankinlan,so about 30m above where we are now
07/19/2013,18:51:16,leswatling,P. coralloides has a strong cover of yellow zoanthid on 95% of the colonies we have looked at so it is a pretty good species marker.
07/19/2013,18:51:33,Tim Shank,So we were above this location?
07/19/2013,18:51:46,Andrea Quattrini,yes, to the north on the first upslope transect
07/19/2013,18:52:13,Taylor Heyl,Depth 1276 meters, zooming in on SQA associate on Parentipathes
07/19/2013,18:53:03,Andrea Quattrini,eggs on coral?
07/19/2013,18:53:41,Andrea Quattrini,NOAA imaging on yellow seastar
07/19/2013,18:54:01,Tim Shank,Zoom on ASR yellow
07/19/2013,18:54:09,Taylor Heyl,encrusting orange SPO
07/19/2013,18:54:10,Scott France ,White dots were likely reproductive tissue within polyps. Saw that pretty commonly on NES in Parantipathes.
07/19/2013,18:55:23,Andrea Quattrini,ok moving on up.
07/19/2013,18:55:33,Tim Shank,APH caprellid 
07/19/2013,18:55:43,briankinlan,where is the ROV relative to waypoints?  near WP_T1 or WP_T2?
07/19/2013,18:56:03,Taylor Heyl,WHOI start recording EX1304L1_ROV11_4 
07/19/2013,18:56:11,Tim Shank,Great zonation
07/19/2013,18:57:46,Tim Shank,another COR Parantipathes
07/19/2013,18:57:51,Tim Shank,SPO large white
07/19/2013,19:00:12,Scott France ,CORA
07/19/2013,19:00:52,Tim Shank,Reminds me of Plumapathes on the seamounts….
07/19/2013,19:01:49,Scott France ,Yes - exactly. But we know it is not Plumapathes (but that is what we called it at the time)
07/19/2013,19:02:05,Scott France ,It is an undescribed taxon. Unclear yet whether a new genus or just new species.
07/19/2013,19:02:11,erikcordes,This has been a great series. Really nice site. 
07/19/2013,19:03:12,Tim Shank,depth 1266 coming upslope
07/19/2013,19:03:39,Tim Shank,CORP with OPH
07/19/2013,19:03:41,michaelvecchione,FSH rattail
07/19/2013,19:03:52,Scott France ,CORO Paragorgia
07/19/2013,19:04:02,Tim Shank,CORO with OPHS- many
07/19/2013,19:04:25,Tim Shank,lost audio at WHOI
07/19/2013,19:04:40,Tim Shank,more than 10 ophs
07/19/2013,19:05:04,Tim Shank,oral discs all facing the same direction
07/19/2013,19:05:16,Tim Shank,Great video.  frame please
07/19/2013,19:05:26,Tim Shank,Zoom on POL at base
07/19/2013,19:05:32,Tim Shank,please
07/19/2013,19:06:13,Tim Shank,Small "white" POL on base stalk of CORO para
07/19/2013,19:07:02,Tim Shank,OH, gone now…no more POL was on coral at base
07/19/2013,19:07:59,Tim Shank,CORP x 3 with OPHs
07/19/2013,19:08:02,michaelvecchione,FSH oreo
07/19/2013,19:09:00,Tim Shank,LOADS of bamboos here  Wow
07/19/2013,19:09:18,Scott France ,Agree. Don't believe I have ever seen so many bamboo colonies anywhere.
07/19/2013,19:10:15,Tim Shank,Large black corals to right...
07/19/2013,19:10:21,Tim Shank,in shadow….
07/19/2013,19:10:49,Scott France ,Les noted earlier that this reminds him of pictures he saw from Anton Dohrn seamount in the NE Atlantic. 
07/19/2013,19:11:17,Scott France ,CORO Leiopathes?
07/19/2013,19:11:38,Tim Shank,Yes zoom
07/19/2013,19:11:40,Tim Shank,Great.  
07/19/2013,19:11:51,Tim Shank,BAR on black coral
07/19/2013,19:11:55,Taylor Heyl,Taylor Heyl signing off from WHOI.  Tim Shank and Kelly Williams on watch.  Thank you All.  See you tomorrow.
07/19/2013,19:11:55,Tim Shank,with hydroids HYD
07/19/2013,19:11:56,Scott France ,Sorry - CORA Leiopathes?
07/19/2013,19:12:00,leswatling,you might call this a bamboo thicket...
07/19/2013,19:12:14,Tim Shank,scapellid BAR
07/19/2013,19:12:16,Tim Shank,CRA
07/19/2013,19:12:23,Tim Shank,Zoom on CRA*
07/19/2013,19:12:54,Tim Shank,HYD on BAR on tip of black coral
07/19/2013,19:13:27,Tim Shank,ZCN looks different - a squat Actinauge- type
07/19/2013,19:14:09,Scott France ,This is not Leiopathes. It is the Bathypathes-like taxon again.
07/19/2013,19:14:15,Tim Shank,This is great.
07/19/2013,19:14:50,Scott France ,Leiopathes polyps are fat little globules that are distinct from one another. This black coral is in family Schizopathidae, which have polyps elongated along the axis.
07/19/2013,19:14:55,Tim Shank,HYD on ACN
07/19/2013,19:15:05,leswatling,scalpellids on the axis in several places
07/19/2013,19:15:22,Tim Shank,something transluscent above the ACN
07/19/2013,19:15:31,Tim Shank,Zoom oc CRA
07/19/2013,19:15:50,Scott France ,Also, Leiopathes branches are more smoothly curving than this one.
07/19/2013,19:19:22,Tim Shank,red ACN on Bamboo here
07/19/2013,19:21:02,Tim Shank,Zooming in on small red coral- Swiftia or Paragorgia with OPH
07/19/2013,19:22:03,Tim Shank,depth 1259m
07/19/2013,19:22:43,Scott France ,ASR brisingid on left
07/19/2013,19:22:50,Scott France ,CORA
07/19/2013,19:23:12,Scott France ,CORG Acanthogorgia
07/19/2013,19:24:17,kellywilliams,Clump of BIV
07/19/2013,19:24:50,Tim Shank,ACN on CORA axis Leiopathes perhaps - 
07/19/2013,19:25:17,Scott France ,No, not Leiopathes. New genus/Bathypathes-like
07/19/2013,19:25:34,Tim Shank,OK Scott.  Thank you
07/19/2013,19:25:43,Tim Shank,OPH on branches
07/19/2013,19:26:46,Tim Shank,Zoom white POL crawling on axis*
07/19/2013,19:27:08,Tim Shank,OPHs x2
07/19/2013,19:27:44,Tim Shank,White OPH
07/19/2013,19:29:08,Tim Shank,SHI red on CORA
07/19/2013,19:30:05,Tim Shank,HYD on CORA
07/19/2013,19:30:48,Tim Shank,ASR
07/19/2013,19:31:34,michaelvecchione,There has been a lot of individual salps in the water.
07/19/2013,19:31:55,Tim Shank,lots of BIV here at ledge
07/19/2013,19:31:59,michaelvecchione,Salp
07/19/2013,19:32:02,Tim Shank,Brisingid
07/19/2013,19:32:18,Tim Shank,FSH oreo
07/19/2013,19:32:30,Tim Shank,CORP x 2 with OPHs
07/19/2013,19:33:42,Tim Shank,1253m at top?
07/19/2013,19:33:58,Tim Shank,ACN on bamboo
07/19/2013,19:34:25,Scott France ,CORO Paragorgia ?johnsoni
07/19/2013,19:34:32,Tim Shank,many OPHS
07/19/2013,19:34:32,michaelvecchione,salps floating by
07/19/2013,19:34:44,Tim Shank,4 OPHs
07/19/2013,19:35:35,Tim Shank,onto SED slope
07/19/2013,19:35:54,michaelvecchione,salp chain
07/19/2013,19:36:57,Tim Shank,ASR white
07/19/2013,19:37:07,kellywilliams,FELO
07/19/2013,19:37:12,Tim Shank,Bamboo corals around top edge
07/19/2013,19:37:20,Tim Shank,CORP with OPH
07/19/2013,19:37:33,Scott France ,Pretty stark difference between wall and top!
07/19/2013,19:37:47,michaelvecchione,cutthroat
07/19/2013,19:37:50,Tim Shank,salp chain
07/19/2013,19:38:30,Tim Shank,top seems all sedimented
07/19/2013,19:39:12,Tim Shank,another salp chain
07/19/2013,19:39:17,Brendan Roark,DVR 03 top of wall LAt 39d47.0361 N 71d15.9427 W 
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07/19/2013,19:39:29,Scott France ,Great contrast to show the habitat needs of these corals.
07/19/2013,19:39:30,Tim Shank,thin sediment
07/19/2013,19:39:59,michaelvecchione,salp chain
07/19/2013,19:40:07,Tim Shank,this is a chain composed of the solitaries we saw on the coral
07/19/2013,19:40:19,Tim Shank,No?
07/19/2013,19:40:43,Scott France ,Could be. The chains eventually break up for reproduction.
07/19/2013,19:40:49,michaelvecchione,nice zoom on the salps
07/19/2013,19:42:38,michaelvecchione,little nekton except oreas
07/19/2013,19:42:50,michaelvecchione,oreos
07/19/2013,19:43:37,robertcarney,Please give conf call time , number, etc
07/19/2013,19:44:58,michaelvecchione,salp chain
07/19/2013,19:44:59,robertcarney,thnks
07/19/2013,19:45:28,Tim Shank,of bottom 1239m
07/19/2013,19:45:51,Tim Shank,866-617-5869  code: 1233796
07/19/2013,19:46:13,Tim Shank,16:15 call
07/19/2013,19:46:46,lenaickmenot,amazing diversity and densities today, learn a lot, thanks to all
07/19/2013,19:49:24,erikcordes,Good stuff. nice work, all. 
07/19/2013,19:54:10,Andrea Quattrini,sorry everyone~I was out of touch most of the day!
07/19/2013,20:02:31,michaelvecchione,water is full of salp chains
07/19/2013,20:03:32,Scott France ,Salp-o-rama!
07/19/2013,20:04:57,kellywilliams,so many salps! chains and solitaries
07/19/2013,20:05:17,kellywilliams,Great dive today! Thanks everyone
07/19/2013,20:06:39,michaelvecchione,salp city
07/19/2013,20:06:59,michaelvecchione,large solitary salps too
07/19/2013,20:09:50,Scott France ,In the 500-600 meter depth range
07/19/2013,23:35:34,kelleyelliott,Update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. The ROV has been recovered and is on deck, and is currently conducting mapping operations (including subbottom until 2200) en route to tomorrow's ROV dive location. Tomorrow's dive is planned for USGS Hazards 2, to investigate the transition from canyon processes to landslide deposition whithin Veatch Canyon. We are expecting questionable weather tomorrow (4-7 foot seas and 25 knot winds). We plan to make a deecision whether to dive by 7:45am. If the weather gods co-operate, we plan to launch the ROV at 0830 tomorrow morning.