07/22/2013,01:20:30,kelleyelliott,Update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. The ROV has been recovered and is currently secured on deck. We are currently conducting mapping operations (including subbottom until 2200) during our overnight transit from Veatch Canyon to Block Canyon. Tomorrow's ROV dive will be conducted in deep water at Block Canyon, to explore canyon gemorphology and the diversity of benthic habitats. ROV launched is planned later than usual, at 0930.
07/22/2013,12:34:53,Andrea Quattrini,Good morning~ Beautiful day out here. High voltage ops are ommencing.
07/22/2013,12:55:01,Tim Shank,demm
07/22/2013,13:02:00,Taylor Heyl,Good morning Everyone
07/22/2013,13:07:01,A.J. Turner,Good morning, All.
07/22/2013,13:08:21,Brendan Roark,good morning Taylor and AJ
07/22/2013,13:09:55,Tim Shank,Good morning
07/22/2013,13:12:59,jasonchaytor,morning all
07/22/2013,13:21:42,Jay Lunden ,Good morning!
07/22/2013,13:24:27,Tim Shank,Launching D2.
07/22/2013,13:24:49,Tim Shank,Calm seas
07/22/2013,13:24:58,Tim Shank,D2 in water
07/22/2013,13:25:59,Andrea Quattrini,Good morning all~
07/22/2013,13:27:08,Brendan Roark,ROV in the water 
07/22/2013,13:30:35,Brendan Roark,ROV diving
07/22/2013,13:33:22,Brendan Roark,ROV holding at 50 m
07/22/2013,13:36:38,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 100m
07/22/2013,13:37:49,Tim Shank,Dive 14 Block Canyon “Very Deep”
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,Bottom
07/22/2013,Target
07/22/2013,39.66501094
07/22/2013,‐71.196563
07/22/2013,2122.48m
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,WP_T1
07/22/2013,39.66486617
07/22/2013,‐71.19441265
07/22/2013,1989m
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,WP_B2
07/22/2013,39.66307042
07/22/2013,‐71.19760727
07/22/2013,2128m
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,WP_T2
07/22/2013,39.66308018
07/22/2013,‐71.1961531
07/22/2013,2034m
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,WP_B3
07/22/2013,39.66639517
07/22/2013,‐71.19637432
07/22/2013,2114m
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,WP_T3
07/22/2013,39.66611051
07/22/2013,‐71.19456555
07/22/2013,1987m
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,13:40:58,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 200 m going 2122 m ETA bottom 10:40  East coast time
07/22/2013,13:42:30,Tim Shank,The LOG CODES for today's dive:  BIO - Biology (Unspecified)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,MUC - Unidentified mucus structure
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,USO - Unidentified Sessile Object
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,STR - mucus string
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,FEC - Fecal (matter)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,EGG - Egg (case)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,Taxa
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,MAT - Bacterial (Mat)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,FOR - Foraminiferan
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,GRO - Gromiid
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,XEN - Xenophyophoran
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SPO - Sponge
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SPODEM – Sponge Demosponge
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,BRA - Brachiopod
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,BRY - Bryozoan
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,TUN - Tunicate
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SAL - Salp
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,LAR - Larvacean house
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,ECN - Echiuran (or radial feeding trace)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CTE - Ctenophore
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CNI - Cnidarian
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,HYD - Hydroid
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,JFH - Jellyfish
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,ACN - Actinaria (anemone)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,ZOA - Zoanthid
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,COR - Coral
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CORA - Antipatharian
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CORL - Lophelia
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CORM - Madrepora
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CORG - Gorgonian
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CORP - Paramuricea
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CORS - Stylasterid
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CPEN - Pennatulacean
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CORW - Whip coral
07/22/2013,Echinoderm
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,ASR - Asteroid
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,HOL - Holothurian
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CRI - Crinoid
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CRIHYO - Hyocrinida
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CRIBAT - Bathycrinidae
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CRIBOU - Bourgeuticrinidae
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CRIANT - Antedonidae
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CRIZEN - Zenometridae
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CRIPNT - Pentametrocinidae
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CRIATE - Atelecrinidae
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CRITHA - Thalassometridae
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,OPH - Ophiuroid
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,URC - Urchin
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,ART - Arthropod
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,PYC - Pycnogonid
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,COP - Copepods
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CRA - Crab
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CRAKC - King crab (family Lithodidae)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CRARED - Red Deep Sea Crab (Chaceon quinquedens)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CRASPI - Spider crabs (family Majoidea)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,LOB - Lobster
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SQA - Squat Lobster
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,PAG - Pagurid (hermit)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SHI - Shrimp
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,BAR - Barnacle
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,APH - Amphipod
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,ISO - Isopod
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,MOL - Mollusk
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,MUS - Mussels
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,NUD - Nudibranch
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,OCT - Octopus
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SQD - Squid
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,GAS - Gastropods (not limpets)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,LIM - Limpets
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CHI - Chiton
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CLA - Clams
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,PTE - Pteropod
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,FSH - Fish
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,FCHN - Chondrichthyes
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,FCOD - Codlets
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,FREF - Reeffish (grouper, tilefish, AJs, snapper)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,FANT - Anthiins (fancy bass)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,FELO - Elongate (eels, brotulids) 
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,FOVO - Ovoid (roughys, boarfish, dories)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,       FLAT -  Flatfish
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,WOR - Worm
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,POL - Polychaete
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SCA - Scale (worm)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,TUB - Tubeworms (not Riftia)
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SER - Serpulid worm
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,RIF - Riftia
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SPA - Spaghetti Worms
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,Geology
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,BUR - Burrow
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,COB - Cobble
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,MUD - Mud
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,ROC - Rock
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,RUB - Rubble
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SAD - Sand
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SED - Sediment
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,WAL - Wall
07/22/2013,WOD - Wood
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,Lava Morphology
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,TAL - Talus
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,PIL - Pillow
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,ENT - Entrail
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,LOB - Lobate
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SHE - Sheet
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,FOL - Folded
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,JUM - Jumbled
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,HAC - Hackly
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,Sediment Cover
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,LIG - Light
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,POC - Partial/Pockets
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,HEA - Heavy/Coalescent
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,BLA - Blanket
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,Feature
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,ASG - Axial Summit Graben
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,AVR - Axial Volcanic Ridge
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CAR - Carbonate
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CLI - Cliff
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,COL - Collapse
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,CON - Contact
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,FAU - Fault
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,FIS - Fissure
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,HAY - Haystack
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,HYX - Hydrothermal
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,PIL - Pillar
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SCP - Scarp
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,SEP - Seep
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,13:43:31,kelleyelliott,Heads up: we are rebooting tandberg 3 (video stream 3) coming off the ship.  You will lose feed 3 for a little while while this is done
07/22/2013,13:46:45,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 400 m
07/22/2013,13:52:45,Scott France,Good morning intrepid explorers.
07/22/2013,13:53:50,Tim Shank,salp abundance high here - chains.  What's the depth?
07/22/2013,13:54:14,Scott France,Looks like 615 m
07/22/2013,13:54:18,Tim Shank,numerous chains
07/22/2013,13:54:39,Tim Shank,FSH eel
07/22/2013,13:54:52,Tim Shank,salp city
07/22/2013,13:55:15,Catalina Martinez,It's a salp party!
07/22/2013,13:56:05,Andrea Quattrini,SAL wow!
07/22/2013,13:56:55,Tim Shank,SAL continue
07/22/2013,13:57:51,Scott France,We saw this a couple of days ago as well. I'm trying to find where we were making similar comments in the eventlogs… see if depth was the same. My recollection is it was closer to 1000 m...
07/22/2013,13:59:02,Andrea Quattrini,Yes we did see a SAL Party. I thought it was yesterday? Maybe it was USGS site
07/22/2013,13:59:17,Brendan Roark,Correct I can't remember the depth though
07/22/2013,13:59:36,Scott France,Saturday's dive. At 3:03 pm I wrote "Salp-o-rama!" and Mike V wrote "Salp city." I noted it was in 500-600 m depth interval, so same as today.
07/22/2013,14:00:04,Scott France,It was the end of the dive as we were coming up.
07/22/2013,14:02:09,Brendan Roark,rov passing 850 m
07/22/2013,14:05:38,Scott France,Re: earlier salps - it was on Friday's dive, not Saturday's (I was fooled by the end of the dive showing up on the start of Saturday's eventlog in my software). Interesting as that dive was also in Block Canyon!
07/22/2013,14:07:35,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 1000m
07/22/2013,14:16:32,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 1300 m
07/22/2013,14:29:20,Brendan Roark,Rov passing 1700 m
07/22/2013,14:29:29,Taylor Heyl,WHOI start recording EX1304L1_ROV14_1
07/22/2013,14:36:23,Brendan Roark,ROV passing 1900 m
07/22/2013,14:43:16,Scott France,I'm flexible to needs of others regarding streams transmitted.
07/22/2013,14:43:32,Andrea Quattrini,bottom in sight
07/22/2013,14:43:57,jasonchaytor,ROC debris blocks
07/22/2013,14:44:17,michaelvecchione,salp swarm
07/22/2013,14:44:25,Andrea Quattrini,salps! SAL
07/22/2013,14:44:26,Tim Shank,2130m
07/22/2013,14:44:48,Tim Shank,OPHs white on SED seafloor?
07/22/2013,14:45:05,Tim Shank,Yes
07/22/2013,14:45:55,Tim Shank,Would like to have HD2 on feed 2 if possible...
07/22/2013,14:45:55,Taylor Heyl,URC
07/22/2013,14:46:06,jasonchaytor,bands of coarser SED
07/22/2013,14:46:14,Tim Shank,Feed 2 not available today.  Understand.
07/22/2013,14:46:40,Brendan Roark,Tim feed 2 is going to be down for the day most likely, encoder problems
07/22/2013,14:47:09,Taylor Heyl,White balancing on D2
07/22/2013,14:47:20,Scott France,Can you repeat question Andrea?
07/22/2013,14:47:28,Scott France,Will be on conference line shortly.
07/22/2013,14:48:23,michaelvecchione,Off NC I have seen these brittle star so densely piled up that you could not see the sediment.
07/22/2013,14:48:27,Scott France,I think that was also a deep dive… Alvin or Atlantis? Our memory is exposed!
07/22/2013,14:51:16,Andrea Quattrini,mud balls clay balls
07/22/2013,14:51:45,Andrea Quattrini,red rock pebbles-sandstone possibly
07/22/2013,14:51:51,Taylor Heyl,OPH on pebbles
07/22/2013,14:52:53,michaelvecchione,OPH 2 spp
07/22/2013,14:53:16,Taylor Heyl,URC abudnant on pebbles with OPH
07/22/2013,14:53:18,Andrea Quattrini,URC white abundant
07/22/2013,14:53:28,Taylor Heyl,zooming in on OPH purple disc
07/22/2013,14:53:34,Taylor Heyl,two morphs of OPH here
07/22/2013,14:53:37,Tim Shank,The large white ophiuroids Ophiomusium were in Atlantis canyon - 1795m 
07/22/2013,14:53:54,Tim Shank,as well as USGS Hazards 2 site
07/22/2013,14:54:00,Andrea Quattrini,ok atlantis…good, deeper
07/22/2013,14:54:20,Taylor Heyl,looks like 3 morphs of OPH here?
07/22/2013,14:54:25,Taylor Heyl,one small one under rock
07/22/2013,14:54:30,Taylor Heyl,Depth 2135 meters
07/22/2013,14:54:38,Taylor Heyl,Hdg. 324
07/22/2013,14:54:40,Tim Shank,OPH disc off the floor
07/22/2013,14:55:22,Tim Shank,2135m
07/22/2013,14:55:35,Taylor Heyl,SQA
07/22/2013,14:55:48,Taylor Heyl,zoom on SQA
07/22/2013,14:56:04,Taylor Heyl,ASR
07/22/2013,14:56:07,Brendan Roark,Lat 39d39.9273 N lon 71d11.7974 W Depth 2134 M
07/22/2013,14:56:31,Brendan Roark,Temp 3.6 C
07/22/2013,14:57:24,Taylor Heyl,white URC
07/22/2013,14:57:37,Scott France,Video and audio a bit choppy this morning on I-1 stream 1.
07/22/2013,14:58:02,michaelvecchione,spiral object looks like a fossil
07/22/2013,14:59:05,Taylor Heyl,Traversing over soft sediment with large rocks, urchins and ophiuroids abundant
07/22/2013,14:59:14,Taylor Heyl,Zooming on ROC
07/22/2013,14:59:56,Taylor Heyl,OPH on ROC
07/22/2013,14:59:59,Taylor Heyl,COR cup
07/22/2013,15:00:24,Taylor Heyl,3 red OPH and 2 white OPH on ROC
07/22/2013,15:00:28,leswatling,these rocks look like the chalky bits that were up higher in the other canyons. Maybe this where they all land when they fall off the wall. 
07/22/2013,15:00:48,Taylor Heyl,zooming in on red OPH
07/22/2013,15:01:11,jasonchaytor,mudstone, brown (oxidation) staining
07/22/2013,15:01:16,leswatling,in fact the "gravel" looks like it could have been from a turbitiy current...
07/22/2013,15:02:15,Tim Shank,Andrea and Brendan, can you confirm that you are recording the HD2 feed?
07/22/2013,15:02:50,Taylor Heyl,COR x2
07/22/2013,15:03:07,jasonchaytor,I think the gravel is sourced from the breakdown of the canyon walls, but it does have a pattern to its deposition, which may indicate some shapping by "strong" currents...turbidity or debris flow transport is possible
07/22/2013,15:03:19,Taylor Heyl,Chrysogorgia with 4 ACN and OPH at base
07/22/2013,15:03:19,Andrea Quattrini,CORG Chrsyogorgia
07/22/2013,15:03:28,Tim Shank,OPS x 2 along base
07/22/2013,15:03:41,Tim Shank,ACN on central axis - x4
07/22/2013,15:04:05,Andrea Quattrini,bouncing a lot here, we will do our best with zooms
07/22/2013,15:04:33,Tim Shank,CORG Chrsyogorgia with OPH and CRI
07/22/2013,15:04:34,Taylor Heyl,CORG Chrysogorgia with CRI associate
07/22/2013,15:04:35,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Anthomastus?
07/22/2013,15:04:53,Taylor Heyl,SPO on ROC
07/22/2013,15:05:02,Taylor Heyl,OPH at base of CORG Chrysogoriga 
07/22/2013,15:05:40,Taylor Heyl,CORO Anthomastus
07/22/2013,15:06:13,Taylor Heyl,zooming in on Anthomastus
07/22/2013,15:06:27,michaelvecchione,zoom on red fish?
07/22/2013,15:06:54,Taylor Heyl,SHI
07/22/2013,15:07:12,Brendan Roark,yes tim we are recording Channel 2 that right now is serios, and HD 2 camera is on Channel 3
07/22/2013,15:07:37,michaelvecchione,fish was shrimp
07/22/2013,15:07:42,Tim Shank,:-)
07/22/2013,15:08:04,Brendan Roark,Do you want HD2 camera always recorded on Channel 2?
07/22/2013,15:08:09,Tim Shank,ACN venus
07/22/2013,15:08:14,Tim Shank,CORG Chrsyogorgia x4 or more
07/22/2013,15:08:28,Tim Shank,URC purple 
07/22/2013,15:09:11,Taylor Heyl,URC purple - Hygrosoma petersi
07/22/2013,15:09:27,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid 
07/22/2013,15:09:42,Taylor Heyl,SPO on ROC
07/22/2013,15:10:04,Taylor Heyl,x4
07/22/2013,15:12:06,Tim Shank,close up of brisingid and SPO …some sort of polyp to right- anthamastus? 
07/22/2013,15:12:39,Tim Shank,CORG Chrsyogorgia
07/22/2013,15:13:32,Tim Shank,numerous OPH OPHI and Hygrosoma URC
07/22/2013,15:13:35,Tim Shank,CORG Chrsyogorgia
07/22/2013,15:13:37,Tim Shank,x3
07/22/2013,15:13:42,Andrea Quattrini,rugged topography
07/22/2013,15:14:00,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid
07/22/2013,15:14:32,Taylor Heyl,CORG Chrsyogorgia
07/22/2013,15:14:33,jasonchaytor,Pliocene-Pliestocene (< 5 Million years) age mud- or silt-stones
07/22/2013,15:14:48,Taylor Heyl,CRI next to CORG Chrsyogorgia
07/22/2013,15:15:45,Tim Shank,CRI 7 arms
07/22/2013,15:15:48,Tim Shank,stalked
07/22/2013,15:16:12,Scott France,I think the only other Chrysogorgia we've seen on the cruise was deep in Atlantis Canyon, where we remarked the dive was reminiscent of the seamounts.
07/22/2013,15:16:16,Taylor Heyl,No associates on CORG Chrsyogorgia
07/22/2013,15:16:18,Tim Shank,CORG Chrsyogorgia close up…no apparent associates
07/22/2013,15:16:29,Tim Shank,another CR
07/22/2013,15:16:32,Tim Shank,CRI
07/22/2013,15:16:47,jasonchaytor,brwon staining on block surface
07/22/2013,15:16:51,Tim Shank,close up of brinsingid
07/22/2013,15:16:51,jasonchaytor,brown
07/22/2013,15:17:59,Tim Shank,CRI yellow stalk 10 arms
07/22/2013,15:18:02,Taylor Heyl,PTE
07/22/2013,15:18:11,Taylor Heyl,URC
07/22/2013,15:18:14,Scott France,Was there an ACN on the crinoid? Something pink.
07/22/2013,15:18:15,Tim Shank,URC white
07/22/2013,15:18:31,Tim Shank,CORG Chrsyogorgia more on ROC
07/22/2013,15:19:31,Andrea Quattrini,Chrysogorgia abundant on detached blocks at base of slope
07/22/2013,15:20:12,Taylor Heyl,FSH
07/22/2013,15:20:25,Taylor Heyl,SHi on seafloor
07/22/2013,15:20:43,Tim Shank,FSH upside down*
07/22/2013,15:21:03,leswatling,what is that all about??
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,15:21:05,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Macrouridae
07/22/2013,15:21:28,Tim Shank,COR anthamastus
07/22/2013,15:21:34,Andrea Quattrini,Coprhyphaenooides?
07/22/2013,15:21:36,Taylor Heyl,URC white mnay
07/22/2013,15:21:52,Andrea Quattrini,CER
07/22/2013,15:22:02,Taylor Heyl,FSH black
07/22/2013,15:22:11,Andrea Quattrini,FSH myctophidae
07/22/2013,15:22:15,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/22/2013,15:22:21,Taylor Heyl,coming into pebbles now
07/22/2013,15:22:22,Tim Shank,SHI on seafloor
07/22/2013,15:22:30,michaelvecchione,FSH bristlemouth
07/22/2013,15:22:59,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid 
07/22/2013,15:23:01,Taylor Heyl,ACN
07/22/2013,15:23:14,Taylor Heyl,CORG Chrysogorgid
07/22/2013,15:23:20,Scott France,Acanella?
07/22/2013,15:23:25,Taylor Heyl,SHI red 
07/22/2013,15:23:36,Scott France,CORG Acanella
07/22/2013,15:23:42,Taylor Heyl,POL purple
07/22/2013,15:23:44,Taylor Heyl,on seafloor
07/22/2013,15:24:04,Taylor Heyl,PTE on sediment
07/22/2013,15:24:10,Scott France,Several associates in that Acanella
07/22/2013,15:24:12,Tim Shank,SHI nematocarcinid
07/22/2013,15:24:16,Tim Shank,Yes, want to see
07/22/2013,15:24:25,Andrea Quattrini,SHI red different
07/22/2013,15:25:03,Taylor Heyl,OPH on Acanella
07/22/2013,15:25:08,Taylor Heyl,ACN
07/22/2013,15:25:56,Taylor Heyl,on Acanella
07/22/2013,15:26:02,Tim Shank,CRI on wall
07/22/2013,15:26:05,Taylor Heyl,SPO on rock wall
07/22/2013,15:26:13,Taylor Heyl,Depth 2134 meters, Hdg. 168
07/22/2013,15:26:30,Taylor Heyl,URC Hygrosoma
07/22/2013,15:26:43,briankinlan,fyi audio still extremely choppy on the i1 streams .. audible but distracting
07/22/2013,15:27:05,Tim Shank,OPH pink zoom*
07/22/2013,15:27:15,Tim Shank,ASR correction
07/22/2013,15:27:17,Andrea Quattrini,ASR
07/22/2013,15:27:32,Andrea Quattrini,CRI stalked
07/22/2013,15:27:37,Tim Shank,CORG Chrsyogorgia
07/22/2013,15:28:06,Tim Shank,HYD large solitary -
07/22/2013,15:28:07,Andrea Quattrini,Corymorpha HYD
07/22/2013,15:28:53,michaelvecchione,FSH Bristlemouth Gonostoma
07/22/2013,15:29:04,Tim Shank,URC hygrosoma
07/22/2013,15:29:08,Tim Shank,2134m
07/22/2013,15:29:12,Taylor Heyl,ACN pink
07/22/2013,15:29:19,Tim Shank,CORG Chrsyogorgia
07/22/2013,15:29:23,Tim Shank,x2
07/22/2013,15:29:24,Taylor Heyl,URC and OPH still abundant
07/22/2013,15:29:25,Taylor Heyl,ASR
07/22/2013,15:29:38,Tim Shank,COR anthamastus
07/22/2013,15:29:47,Taylor Heyl,SHI red on seafloor
07/22/2013,15:29:52,Taylor Heyl,ANT trash
07/22/2013,15:29:55,Taylor Heyl,plastic bag
07/22/2013,15:30:07,Tim Shank,OPH arms coming from under SED
07/22/2013,15:30:24,Tim Shank,URC white and OPH OPHI scattered
07/22/2013,15:30:27,Taylor Heyl,SPO on ROC
07/22/2013,15:30:35,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid
07/22/2013,15:31:26,Taylor Heyl,Cerianthid tubeworm
07/22/2013,15:31:41,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/22/2013,15:31:45,Taylor Heyl,COR cup underneath ledge
07/22/2013,15:31:56,Taylor Heyl,HYD
07/22/2013,15:32:04,Tim Shank,2132m
07/22/2013,15:32:07,Andrea Quattrini,moderate current here, direction from the south
07/22/2013,15:32:43,Taylor Heyl,CRI on white SPO
07/22/2013,15:32:46,Taylor Heyl,OPH on there too
07/22/2013,15:32:47,Scott France,Comatulid crinoid
07/22/2013,15:32:56,Scott France,no stalk
07/22/2013,15:33:03,Andrea Quattrini,CRI on glass sponge
07/22/2013,15:33:18,Scott France,= feather star! ;-)
07/22/2013,15:33:34,Tim Shank,close up on CRI and sponge.  great shot*
07/22/2013,15:33:48,Tim Shank,OPH 2 on SPO
07/22/2013,15:33:54,Tim Shank,Thank you
07/22/2013,15:35:24,Taylor Heyl,ASR Brisingid
07/22/2013,15:35:26,Taylor Heyl,x2
07/22/2013,15:35:30,Taylor Heyl,Depth 2130
07/22/2013,15:36:11,Andrea Quattrini,ROC dropstone? black
07/22/2013,15:36:27,leswatling,that was my guess...
07/22/2013,15:37:24,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap
07/22/2013,15:38:06,Taylor Heyl,large boulders with debris at base
07/22/2013,15:38:37,Taylor Heyl,FSH
07/22/2013,15:38:59,Scott France,Several more CORG Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,15:39:24,Taylor Heyl,URC hygrosoma several
07/22/2013,15:39:41,Taylor Heyl,Moving upslope over pebbles, cobbles and some large rocks
07/22/2013,15:39:50,Taylor Heyl,COR on edge of rock
07/22/2013,15:39:59,Taylor Heyl,SQA
07/22/2013,15:40:05,Taylor Heyl,URC x8
07/22/2013,15:40:11,Taylor Heyl,zooming in on SQA
07/22/2013,15:41:17,Brendan Roark,NOAA imaging
07/22/2013,15:42:23,Taylor Heyl,URC test
07/22/2013,15:43:01,Taylor Heyl,COR Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,15:43:49,Tim Shank,Less OPH OPHI on seafloor with less SED, more rock
07/22/2013,15:43:53,Tim Shank,ACN venus
07/22/2013,15:44:04,Tim Shank,URC white
07/22/2013,15:44:20,Tim Shank,SQA close up
07/22/2013,15:44:36,Tim Shank,lots of material hanging off legs
07/22/2013,15:44:40,Tim Shank,COR cup
07/22/2013,15:45:02,Taylor Heyl,HYD 
07/22/2013,15:45:09,Taylor Heyl,solitary HYD on edge of ROC
07/22/2013,15:46:40,Taylor Heyl,zoom on HYD
07/22/2013,15:46:57,Taylor Heyl,Depth 2126 metera
07/22/2013,15:47:44,Taylor Heyl,SQA white
07/22/2013,15:48:49,Taylor Heyl,SHI or APH in CORG Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,15:50:11,Tim Shank,ACN purple spiked close up*
07/22/2013,15:50:28,Scott France,ACN most likely Actinernus nobilis
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,15:50:59,jasonchaytor,large boulders
07/22/2013,15:51:05,Taylor Heyl,SHI red on seafloor
07/22/2013,15:51:11,Taylor Heyl,pebbles and large ROC 
07/22/2013,15:51:19,Taylor Heyl,OPH less abundnat
07/22/2013,15:51:29,Taylor Heyl,SPOHEX
07/22/2013,15:51:34,Tim Shank,SPO white
07/22/2013,15:52:05,Tim Shank,COR Chysogorgia
07/22/2013,15:52:14,Tim Shank,2119m
07/22/2013,15:52:44,Brendan Roark,DVL target sedimented slope 39d39.9032 N 71d11.7604 W
07/22/2013,15:52:53,Taylor Heyl,many white URC on sediment
07/22/2013,15:52:57,Taylor Heyl,SHI red on sediment
07/22/2013,15:53:32,Taylor Heyl,CORG Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,15:53:44,Taylor Heyl,COR cup
07/22/2013,15:53:46,jasonchaytor,tabular blocks
07/22/2013,15:53:50,Taylor Heyl,CER
07/22/2013,15:53:54,Taylor Heyl,SPO
07/22/2013,15:55:10,Scott France,Those ACN looked different from previous - thin, tall
07/22/2013,15:55:47,Taylor Heyl,salop
07/22/2013,15:55:49,Taylor Heyl,salp
07/22/2013,15:56:10,Scott France,Small white CORO growing on cup
07/22/2013,15:56:39,Taylor Heyl,Zooming on SPO vase
07/22/2013,15:56:45,leswatling,obviously no one has been here in a long while, there are cobwebs everywhere!
07/22/2013,15:56:46,Tim Shank,Close up of SPO
07/22/2013,15:56:58,Tim Shank,anything inside?
07/22/2013,15:57:25,Tim Shank,open end of vase "covered"
07/22/2013,15:58:09,Taylor Heyl,FSH
07/22/2013,15:58:40,Scott France,Yes - was lizard fish
07/22/2013,15:59:20,Tim Shank,Bathysaurus?
07/22/2013,15:59:29,Tim Shank,didn't see head end...
07/22/2013,15:59:44,Taylor Heyl,Depth 2116 meters
07/22/2013,16:00:08,A.J. Turner,Is anyone having the voice annotation break up slightly?
07/22/2013,16:00:37,Tim Shank,We are okay here on audio
07/22/2013,16:00:47,Tim Shank,not using conference call line
07/22/2013,16:00:48,Scott France,Yes - audio is choppy on I-1 feed.
07/22/2013,16:01:07,Scott France,Conference line is clear though.
07/22/2013,16:01:08,A.J. Turner,ok, I-1 is choppy in CHS as well
07/22/2013,16:01:19,A.J. Turner,ok, thanks Tim and Scott
07/22/2013,16:01:42,Scott France,CORG Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,16:03:40,Tim Shank,close up of SQA*
07/22/2013,16:03:57,Tim Shank,then close up of Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,16:04:07,Brendan Roark,looking into audio issues
07/22/2013,16:05:14,Tim Shank,close up on SQA and also COR Chyrsogorgia
07/22/2013,16:05:52,Tim Shank,APH on COR Chyrsogorgia
07/22/2013,16:06:44,Tim Shank,OPH feeding on SAL? ***
07/22/2013,16:06:54,Scott France,Terrific image of OPH standing over ?salp
07/22/2013,16:07:42,Brendan Roark,rebooting I1 stream for better audio
07/22/2013,16:07:56,jasonchaytor,we have essentially been traversing a debris apron at the base of the canyon wall - a very extensive one
07/22/2013,16:08:03,Tim Shank,SPO with OPH hanging on
07/22/2013,16:08:22,Tim Shank,ACN behind it?
07/22/2013,16:09:38,jasonchaytor,lat/long when you get a chance, please
07/22/2013,16:10:40,Brendan Roark,lat 39d39.9043 N lon 71d11.7488 W
07/22/2013,16:11:01,jasonchaytor,thanks Brendan
07/22/2013,16:11:05,Brendan Roark,depth 2108 M temp 3.6 M
07/22/2013,16:12:00,Brendan Roark,no worries
07/22/2013,16:12:18,Andrea Quattrini,FSH brotulid
07/22/2013,16:12:27,Andrea Quattrini,CORG Placogorgia?
07/22/2013,16:12:30,Scott France,CORG unidentified
07/22/2013,16:12:36,Tim Shank,COR yellow, long polyps, dark axis, two branches of each side…
07/22/2013,16:13:52,Tim Shank,close up on unidentified COR
07/22/2013,16:14:03,Andrea Quattrini,CORO stoloniferan on another axis?
07/22/2013,16:14:18,Tim Shank,FSH Bratulid
07/22/2013,16:16:08,jasonchaytor,very thin drapping sediment cover on debris blocks, none on some patches of the gravel
07/22/2013,16:16:23,Taylor Heyl,SQA
07/22/2013,16:16:43,jasonchaytor,abundant fresh fracture surfaces on blocks
07/22/2013,16:16:44,Taylor Heyl,URC white on cobble 
07/22/2013,16:16:47,Tim Shank,URC white several
07/22/2013,16:17:08,briankinlan,lost i1 stream 1
07/22/2013,16:17:24,Taylor Heyl,I2 is breaking up
07/22/2013,16:17:32,Scott France,Stream 1 back but VERY choppy, pixelated
07/22/2013,16:17:46,Scott France,Stream 3 gone
07/22/2013,16:17:58,Scott France,Stream 1 gone
07/22/2013,16:18:30,Andrea Quattrini,CER burrow remains?
07/22/2013,16:18:31,briankinlan,all i1 streams gone
07/22/2013,16:18:31,A.J. Turner,All three streams down in CHS
07/22/2013,16:18:42,A.J. Turner,I-1 streams that is
07/22/2013,16:18:43,Taylor Heyl,I2 is back - stream 3 gone
07/22/2013,16:19:02,Taylor Heyl,PTE on sediment
07/22/2013,16:19:04,Taylor Heyl,URC white
07/22/2013,16:19:10,A.J. Turner,I-1 stream 1 is back
07/22/2013,16:19:12,briankinlan,i1 stream 1 back up, choppy but useable
07/22/2013,16:19:21,kelleyelliott,We are working on the video encoders here on the ship
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,16:19:46,Andrea Quattrini,URC abundant
07/22/2013,16:19:50,Taylor Heyl,Depth 2098 meters
07/22/2013,16:20:08,Andrea Quattrini,lat_lon 39d39.9053N 71d11.7354W
07/22/2013,16:20:09,jasonchaytor,outcrop
07/22/2013,16:20:26,Taylor Heyl,URC Hygrosoma 
07/22/2013,16:20:31,Taylor Heyl,ACN pink
07/22/2013,16:20:36,Taylor Heyl,SQA
07/22/2013,16:20:47,Taylor Heyl,ASR
07/22/2013,16:20:52,Andrea Quattrini,broekn rocks of different sizes, pebbles and cobbles
07/22/2013,16:21:37,Taylor Heyl,Close up of purple urchin
07/22/2013,16:21:39,A.J. Turner,URC with OPH adjacent
07/22/2013,16:22:03,Andrea Quattrini,NOAA imaging
07/22/2013,16:22:39,briankinlan,plotting the last few positions, we seem to be on a heading of  (roughly 085 from WP_T1), which is taking us to the north of WP_T2, and will miss the target feature of highest slope unless we correct course
07/22/2013,16:23:27,briankinlan,I'm showing we'd need to change heading to 095 or 100 to come back towards the highest slope
07/22/2013,16:23:48,Taylor Heyl,COR 
07/22/2013,16:23:53,Scott France,Black coral?
07/22/2013,16:24:04,Scott France,Looks like Bathypathes tipped over...
07/22/2013,16:24:10,Taylor Heyl,CORA Bathypathes
07/22/2013,16:24:12,Scott France,CORA Bathypathes
07/22/2013,16:24:28,Andrea Quattrini,Brian we are coming up, our direction is about a 10deg difference
07/22/2013,16:24:30,briankinlan,great thanks Andrea
07/22/2013,16:24:44,Andrea Quattrini,our ship direction is lined up with T1
07/22/2013,16:24:44,briankinlan,yeah my calculations agree
07/22/2013,16:25:07,Scott France,Quad screen is gone from stream 3. Still being worked on?
07/22/2013,16:25:12,Andrea Quattrini,ok. 
07/22/2013,16:25:15,Andrea Quattrini,yes
07/22/2013,16:25:20,Taylor Heyl,No visible associates
07/22/2013,16:26:07,Taylor Heyl,URC Hygrosoma 
07/22/2013,16:26:08,Taylor Heyl,SPO
07/22/2013,16:26:28,Taylor Heyl,FSH under ledge
07/22/2013,16:26:44,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Brotulid same speceis?
07/22/2013,16:26:49,jasonchaytor,collapse of thin crust
07/22/2013,16:29:08,Scott France,ACN most likely Actinernus nobilis
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,16:29:18,briankinlan,steepest slopes should be around 2050m
07/22/2013,16:29:32,Taylor Heyl,ACN
07/22/2013,16:29:37,Tim Shank,ACN spikey under ledge
07/22/2013,16:29:41,Scott France,Thanks Brian.
07/22/2013,16:30:24,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/22/2013,16:30:32,Taylor Heyl,CORG Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,16:30:36,Taylor Heyl,ACN pink
07/22/2013,16:30:58,Taylor Heyl,URC white still abundant as we move upslope over rock and cobble 
07/22/2013,16:31:06,Andrea Quattrini,we have two options, either head to the promontory or to the northern transect. Any wants? my vote is the southern transect up the promonotry
07/22/2013,16:31:38,cherylmorrison,second your vote Andrea
07/22/2013,16:31:45,Scott France,Are we already near the top of the transit?
07/22/2013,16:32:15,Andrea Quattrini,yes, almost. going to be getting flatter now
07/22/2013,16:32:22,jasonchaytor,layering
07/22/2013,16:32:36,Andrea Quattrini,wall now
07/22/2013,16:32:45,Taylor Heyl,URC x5 on wall
07/22/2013,16:32:47,briankinlan,what's the lat long of the rov now (not ship or serious but rov)?
07/22/2013,16:32:49,Taylor Heyl,Depth 2074 meters
07/22/2013,16:32:50,Tim Shank,Seeing these lines again?  normally have white staining/
07/22/2013,16:33:03,jasonchaytor,different type of lines
07/22/2013,16:33:19,Taylor Heyl,Lat 3939.8969 N Long 71 11.7155W
07/22/2013,16:33:34,briankinlan,thanks
07/22/2013,16:33:34,Tim Shank,agreed.  just reminders.
07/22/2013,16:33:51,Taylor Heyl,Close up of ledges with COR cup?
07/22/2013,16:33:56,jasonchaytor,roger
07/22/2013,16:34:27,Andrea Quattrini,trying to
07/22/2013,16:34:36,Andrea Quattrini,we kicked up some sediment
07/22/2013,16:34:57,Andrea Quattrini,noticeable current out of the south
07/22/2013,16:35:00,briankinlan,awesome job with course corrections.  should be hitting steepest slope starting now and for next 30m of ascent
07/22/2013,16:35:07,Scott France,re: N vs S transect - I'd say whichever is quickest/easiest to get to in terms of ship ops since there isn't much time left.
07/22/2013,16:35:23,Tim Shank,Ready to go do southern transect up the promontory when we feel like we've gone far enough (30m?)….need to have enough time over there to make it up…so suggest make the move soon…
07/22/2013,16:35:23,briankinlan,I agree with Scott
07/22/2013,16:35:59,Andrea Quattrini,is there a particular depth you would like to transect, move along, as we head?
07/22/2013,16:36:14,Tim Shank,COR cup
07/22/2013,16:36:24,Tim Shank,just a few
07/22/2013,16:37:24,Scott France,Looks like vessel is to north so may be easier to go in that direction…?
07/22/2013,16:37:40,briankinlan,adndrea in response to your question: no shallower than 2030m, probably deeper
07/22/2013,16:38:05,Scott France,Defer to Brian for contour question.
07/22/2013,16:38:05,Tim Shank,2068m now
07/22/2013,16:38:16,Tim Shank,heading 092
07/22/2013,16:38:21,jasonchaytor,layer in wall
07/22/2013,16:38:30,Tim Shank,panning across layering in wall
07/22/2013,16:38:48,Tim Shank,brisingids x4
07/22/2013,16:38:56,Tim Shank,and more
07/22/2013,16:39:24,Tim Shank,SPO large white
07/22/2013,16:39:40,Andrea Quattrini,active, particuarly with teh debris fields at base, falling apart at rapid rate?
07/22/2013,16:39:43,briankinlan,to the north, there is another patch of very high slope  (>45) if we move along the 2050m to 2030m contours
07/22/2013,16:39:51,briankinlan,it is 250m away
07/22/2013,16:39:55,Tim Shank,SPOHEX
07/22/2013,16:40:27,briankinlan,to the south, there are no more patches of >45 degree slope, but some slope in the 30-36 degree range, and we would reach the promontory in about 220m
07/22/2013,16:40:42,briankinlan,I could go either way
07/22/2013,16:41:01,jasonchaytor,landslie scar
07/22/2013,16:42:25,Tim Shank,2058m
07/22/2013,16:43:13,Tim Shank,SPO wite on wall 2051m
07/22/2013,16:43:20,Tim Shank,FSH
07/22/2013,16:44:21,Tim Shank,ACN
07/22/2013,16:44:29,Tim Shank,OPH few white
07/22/2013,16:44:32,Tim Shank,URC white
07/22/2013,16:44:38,Tim Shank,brisingid
07/22/2013,16:45:04,jasonchaytor,fresh section of wall
07/22/2013,16:45:13,Tim Shank,COR cup
07/22/2013,16:45:14,jasonchaytor,dark brown staining
07/22/2013,16:46:09,Tim Shank,HYD solitray large
07/22/2013,16:46:13,Tim Shank,on wall
07/22/2013,16:46:14,Tim Shank,SPO
07/22/2013,16:46:24,Tim Shank,ASR brisingid
07/22/2013,16:46:32,Tim Shank,pits and hole in wall
07/22/2013,16:47:05,Tim Shank,COR Chrysogorgid
07/22/2013,16:49:22,Taylor Heyl,COR Chrysogorgid
07/22/2013,16:49:27,Taylor Heyl,OPH x2
07/22/2013,16:50:05,Taylor Heyl,CRI
07/22/2013,16:50:21,Taylor Heyl,CRI
07/22/2013,16:50:24,Tim Shank,CRI stalked
07/22/2013,16:50:33,Taylor Heyl,ACN
07/22/2013,16:50:41,jasonchaytor,lat/log please
07/22/2013,16:52:18,Andrea Quattrini,39d39.8903N 71d11.7509W
07/22/2013,16:52:39,jasonchaytor,widening "channels"
07/22/2013,16:53:02,Taylor Heyl,OPHs and URC in "crack"
07/22/2013,16:54:25,Scott France,These sure look like erosional gullies to someone completely untrained in geology.
07/22/2013,16:56:07,Scott France,ACN venus flytrap
07/22/2013,16:56:18,jasonchaytor,the process creating them would probably be more apparent with wider birds-eye view
07/22/2013,16:56:37,Scott France,CORA Bathypathes
07/22/2013,16:57:04,Brendan Roark,lat 39d39.8947 N 71d 11.6984 N
07/22/2013,16:57:04,Taylor Heyl,Lat 3939.8917 N 71 11.698 W
07/22/2013,16:57:39,Scott France,Note the tall oral cones on those polyps.
07/22/2013,16:58:26,briankinlan,the earlier lat/long [(12:52:18 PM) Andrea Quattrini: 39d39.8903N 71d11.7509W] was incorrect
07/22/2013,16:59:05,Scott France,Taylor - we did have good zoom on Bathypathes
07/22/2013,16:59:08,Taylor Heyl,COR dead with OPH 
07/22/2013,16:59:15,Scott France,No associates
07/22/2013,16:59:21,Scott France,on Bathypathes
07/22/2013,16:59:25,Taylor Heyl,ok thanks Scott.  I
07/22/2013,16:59:25,briankinlan,we should have just finished traversing the area of highest slope on this transect
07/22/2013,16:59:54,Scott France,Looks like a "cap" here.
07/22/2013,17:00:37,jasonchaytor,wall failure - right
07/22/2013,17:02:30,Andrea Quattrini,CRI
07/22/2013,17:02:56,Andrea Quattrini,or brsingid?
07/22/2013,17:04:13,Taylor Heyl,SHI RED
07/22/2013,17:04:18,Taylor Heyl,URC white
07/22/2013,17:05:37,Tim Shank,2036m
07/22/2013,17:05:56,Scott France,CORG Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,17:06:07,Tim Shank,SQA white
07/22/2013,17:07:14,robertcarney,tubes in hole in ROC face
07/22/2013,17:09:01,Tim Shank,COR anthamastus
07/22/2013,17:09:26,Tim Shank,SPO with crab
07/22/2013,17:09:30,Andrea Quattrini,SQA in glass sponge?
07/22/2013,17:09:41,jasonchaytor,fresh wall face
07/22/2013,17:09:48,Scott France,Big chunk fell there
07/22/2013,17:09:49,jasonchaytor,"recent" failure
07/22/2013,17:09:50,robertcarney,ROC good transition bored to smooth at fracture
07/22/2013,17:09:51,Tim Shank,fresh scar
07/22/2013,17:09:59,Tim Shank,2030m
07/22/2013,17:10:09,Tim Shank,ASR brisingids
07/22/2013,17:10:19,Scott France,Good point Bob. Now I'm more convinced these are "fresh" bioturbation...
07/22/2013,17:11:12,Tim Shank,onto more SED area on top- OPH OPHI. URC hygrosoma
07/22/2013,17:11:32,Tim Shank,black pebbles?
07/22/2013,17:11:57,Andrea Quattrini,depth 2015 flattens out
07/22/2013,17:11:58,Tim Shank,small angular pieces of rock in SED
07/22/2013,17:12:20,Andrea Quattrini,OCTO attached to roc?
07/22/2013,17:12:32,Tim Shank,ready to move
07/22/2013,17:12:50,robertcarney,SED w/ OPH Ophiomusium type
07/22/2013,17:13:06,Scott France,Perhaps. Looked a little like a white Anthomastus (but I don't believe it was an Anthomastus). Saw one earlier on a cup coral.
07/22/2013,17:13:30,jasonchaytor,abundant black ROC, would not expect such a high concentration if they were drop stones - likely being sourced from further upslope
07/22/2013,17:13:47,robertcarney,CRI
07/22/2013,17:13:48,Tim Shank,stalked CRI
07/22/2013,17:14:19,Tim Shank,2011m
07/22/2013,17:14:35,jasonchaytor,gravel & SED pavement
07/22/2013,17:16:01,Taylor Heyl,ANT trash
07/22/2013,17:16:06,Taylor Heyl,ribbon
07/22/2013,17:16:33,jasonchaytor,pebbles are sub-rounded to angular
07/22/2013,17:16:42,jasonchaytor,multiple lithologies
07/22/2013,17:17:06,Taylor Heyl,salp
07/22/2013,17:17:23,Tim Shank,getting dropouts on the Internet 2 feeds
07/22/2013,17:17:56,robertcarney,I-2 here fine
07/22/2013,17:18:07,Brendan Roark,Lat 39d39.8971 N lon 71d11.6825 W
07/22/2013,17:18:42,michaelvecchione,I couldn't tell what the floater was.
07/22/2013,17:19:14,Taylor Heyl,CRI stalked
07/22/2013,17:19:31,Taylor Heyl,URC pink
07/22/2013,17:19:46,Taylor Heyl,white URC here still too
07/22/2013,17:20:24,Tim Shank,I2 feeds getting worse….all three lines
07/22/2013,17:20:42,Taylor Heyl,SHi red
07/22/2013,17:20:44,robertcarney,I-2 at LSU remianes fine
07/22/2013,17:20:45,Brendan Roark,moving down slope
07/22/2013,17:21:01,robertcarney,SHI crangonid?
07/22/2013,17:21:20,Tim Shank,there are also pink urchins here - different from white?  could zoom if you have the chance
07/22/2013,17:21:32,Tim Shank,OPHs OPHI
07/22/2013,17:22:12,Taylor Heyl,ANT?
07/22/2013,17:22:23,Taylor Heyl,bone?
07/22/2013,17:22:33,Taylor Heyl,URC pink at one end, URC white at other end
07/22/2013,17:23:21,Tim Shank,bone?
07/22/2013,17:23:22,Scott France,Urchins are carnivores!
07/22/2013,17:24:55,Tim Shank,pelvic bone of a cow
07/22/2013,17:24:59,Tim Shank,???
07/22/2013,17:25:19,michaelvecchione,looks like the bottom jaw of a shark, teeth side down.
07/22/2013,17:25:42,Tim Shank,Better guess MIke.
07/22/2013,17:26:14,Andrea Quattrini,jared next to me was saying cartiedge
07/22/2013,17:28:00,Andrea Quattrini,Dave is training Josh in pilot seat
07/22/2013,17:29:26,jasonchaytor,angular jointing?  Some along those vertical marks
07/22/2013,17:31:38,robertcarney,? small bright white dots on face?
07/22/2013,17:32:25,robertcarney,URC wht multiple on ROC face  aggregated
07/22/2013,17:32:52,robertcarney,OPH on ROC face seemingly Ophiomusium
07/22/2013,17:33:13,robertcarney,Are oxygen levels in control van OK?
07/22/2013,17:33:46,robertcarney,HOL psolids! 2
07/22/2013,17:33:57,Andrea Quattrini,haha. ok. ok.
07/22/2013,17:34:13,robertcarney,very deep for psolid HOL
07/22/2013,17:34:15,Taylor Heyl,wow.  nice to see them!  First ones....I think.
07/22/2013,17:34:42,Scott France,I think we saw them on an earlier dive but they were misIDed
07/22/2013,17:35:23,Taylor Heyl,Will have to go back and check...
07/22/2013,17:35:57,robertcarney,Psolids are limpet-shaped suspension feeding hol w/ crown of tent and anus on a dorsal cone
07/22/2013,17:36:04,leswatling,We saw psolids on our seamount dives, but they were generally pink, not white like these guys
07/22/2013,17:37:19,Scott France,CORG Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,17:37:35,Taylor Heyl,APH in Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,17:37:38,Taylor Heyl,Depth 2052 meters
07/22/2013,17:38:06,Taylor Heyl,CRI
07/22/2013,17:38:09,Taylor Heyl,stalked
07/22/2013,17:38:15,Taylor Heyl,multiple URC on vertical wall
07/22/2013,17:38:22,Andrea Quattrini,FSH gonostomatid
07/22/2013,17:38:35,Taylor Heyl,CPEN at bottom?
07/22/2013,17:39:08,jasonchaytor,layering
07/22/2013,17:39:22,Scott France,Where CPEN?
07/22/2013,17:40:04,Scott France,Must never take eyes off of screen...
07/22/2013,17:40:22,jasonchaytor,small slope failure scar
07/22/2013,17:40:58,Andrea Quattrini,which screen? i think there is 37 in the room
07/22/2013,17:41:06,Scott France,CER
07/22/2013,17:41:24,Andrea Quattrini,*are 37 
07/22/2013,17:41:48,Taylor Heyl,close up of stalked CRI
07/22/2013,17:42:14,briankinlan,lat/long?
07/22/2013,17:42:16,robertcarney,Andrea  stalked crinoids are "living fossils"
07/22/2013,17:42:24,Taylor Heyl,ANT trash
07/22/2013,17:42:33,Taylor Heyl,fabric
07/22/2013,17:42:41,Andrea Quattrini,living fossils?
07/22/2013,17:43:06,leswatling,were known as fossils before discovered alive...
07/22/2013,17:43:31,jasonchaytor,small landslide scar
07/22/2013,17:43:40,Andrea Quattrini,ah! 
07/22/2013,17:43:52,robertcarney,Discovery of deep-sea stalked crinoids lead to speculation of an abyss populated by ancient fauna
07/22/2013,17:44:30,Taylor Heyl,Depth 2072 meters
07/22/2013,17:44:42,leswatling,these crinoids are very different from those we saw even on the close NE seamounts. The latter were bright yellow.
07/22/2013,17:45:12,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid
07/22/2013,17:45:17,Taylor Heyl,URC purple
07/22/2013,17:45:23,jasonchaytor,I am convincing myself that the vertical lines are infact fractures, possibly part of a joint set
07/22/2013,17:45:27,robertcarney,ROC stained area
07/22/2013,17:46:04,Brendan Roark,lat 39.d39.8939 N on 71d11.7275 W
07/22/2013,17:46:52,Andrea Quattrini,ok. thanks. all. 
07/22/2013,17:47:17,robertcarney,URC white aggragation
07/22/2013,17:49:05,Andrea Quattrini,NOAA imaging white URC
07/22/2013,17:50:17,Tim Shank,SQA
07/22/2013,17:50:51,Scott France,CORG Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,17:51:14,Tim Shank,x2
07/22/2013,17:51:51,Tim Shank,can't tell what is living on this Chryso
07/22/2013,17:52:41,Andrea Quattrini,here before?
07/22/2013,17:52:47,Taylor Heyl,COR Swiftia on right?
07/22/2013,17:52:48,Scott France,I wonder if that pink blob was a little egg mass...
07/22/2013,17:53:29,Tim Shank,circular mass...
07/22/2013,17:53:29,Taylor Heyl,yes, looks like eggs
07/22/2013,17:53:43,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/22/2013,17:53:47,Taylor Heyl,not swiftia
07/22/2013,17:54:14,Taylor Heyl,URC purple
07/22/2013,17:54:57,Taylor Heyl,SQA
07/22/2013,17:55:34,Taylor Heyl,Depth 2094 meters
07/22/2013,17:55:59,jasonchaytor,debris fan
07/22/2013,17:56:10,Taylor Heyl,ACN 
07/22/2013,17:57:14,Scott France,Lost feeds
07/22/2013,17:57:28,Andrea Quattrini,video and audio feeds?
07/22/2013,17:57:29,Taylor Heyl,I2 at WHOI is fine
07/22/2013,17:57:50,Taylor Heyl,SPO HEX
07/22/2013,17:57:59,Scott France,SPO hexactinellid
07/22/2013,18:00:00,briankinlan,i1 stream 1 went out and came back, seems fine now
07/22/2013,18:03:10,Brendan Roark,lat 39d39.8945 N lon 71d11.7481 W
07/22/2013,18:03:57,Scott France,Exploration Now audio playing over one of the streams...
07/22/2013,18:04:46,Brendan Roark,Depth 2106 m
07/22/2013,18:04:48,jasonchaytor,tabular and semi-rounded debris boulders
07/22/2013,18:08:30,jasonchaytor,extensive debris apron - appears to be present along the entire length of the east wall in this area
07/22/2013,18:08:41,Taylor Heyl,Close up of ASR
07/22/2013,18:10:25,Tim Shank,OPH closeup on different morphs *
07/22/2013,18:10:33,Tim Shank,URC purple
07/22/2013,18:10:42,Taylor Heyl,URC white
07/22/2013,18:11:16,Taylor Heyl,SHI
07/22/2013,18:11:18,Taylor Heyl,on seafloor
07/22/2013,18:11:44,Tim Shank,2103m
07/22/2013,18:11:52,Tim Shank,Close up on SHI*
07/22/2013,18:12:44,Andrea Quattrini,less debris here 2103 depth
07/22/2013,18:13:29,Andrea Quattrini,39d39.8814N 71d11.7544W
07/22/2013,18:13:52,jasonchaytor,I wonder is there is a sediment chute above this part of the slope or even a relatively minor change in slope gradient that allos accumulation
07/22/2013,18:14:32,robertcarney,SHI crangonid?
07/22/2013,18:15:43,Andrea Quattrini,SPO? yellow/green
07/22/2013,18:16:00,Andrea Quattrini,CORG Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,18:17:31,Taylor Heyl,dead cup coral on sediment under ledge
07/22/2013,18:17:42,Taylor Heyl,OPH and white URC still abundant here on seafloor
07/22/2013,18:17:45,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/22/2013,18:17:50,robertcarney,SHI
07/22/2013,18:18:08,Taylor Heyl,PTE
07/22/2013,18:22:21,Taylor Heyl,layered sediment
07/22/2013,18:22:26,Taylor Heyl,OPH abundant
07/22/2013,18:22:36,Taylor Heyl,stalked CRI
07/22/2013,18:22:45,briankinlan,I don't think we should deviate too much...we saw those walls...
07/22/2013,18:23:00,Andrea Quattrini,yes, same page brian
07/22/2013,18:24:03,jasonchaytor,layering in wall
07/22/2013,18:25:18,Taylor Heyl,CORG Chrysogorgia x2
07/22/2013,18:25:23,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange
07/22/2013,18:25:28,Taylor Heyl,Depth 2076 meters
07/22/2013,18:25:55,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap
07/22/2013,18:26:56,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid
07/22/2013,18:26:58,Taylor Heyl,COR cup
07/22/2013,18:27:07,robertcarney,ASR bris ~5
07/22/2013,18:27:07,Taylor Heyl,CRI stalked
07/22/2013,18:28:22,Tim Shank,Why aren't there corals here?
07/22/2013,18:28:27,robertcarney,ASR bris
07/22/2013,18:28:36,Taylor Heyl,CORG Chrysogorgia x2
07/22/2013,18:28:47,Taylor Heyl,SHI red
07/22/2013,18:28:49,Taylor Heyl,CORG Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,18:28:51,Tim Shank,lots of substrate….other than Chrysogorgia...
07/22/2013,18:28:52,Brendan Roark,DVR Concave wall lat 39d39.8628 N 71d11.7528 W
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,18:28:56,briankinlan,lots of sediment, wall seems pretty unstable. 
07/22/2013,18:29:05,robertcarney,ASR
07/22/2013,18:29:12,Scott France,Also interesting that there hasn't been a single bamboo coral or Metallogorgia all day...
07/22/2013,18:29:18,Tim Shank,can agree, very unstable.
07/22/2013,18:29:27,briankinlan,really wondering what it looks like on promontory. hope we get there.
07/22/2013,18:29:33,jasonchaytor,black staining
07/22/2013,18:29:56,Tim Shank,just when you thought depth contolled everything :-)
07/22/2013,18:30:13,Scott France,Does this suggest Chrysogorgia are faster recruiters than the other taxa - and faster growing?
07/22/2013,18:30:18,Andrea Quattrini,and substrate.
07/22/2013,18:30:31,Scott France,We are a bit deeper today, though...
07/22/2013,18:30:39,Taylor Heyl,ASR white
07/22/2013,18:30:57,Tim Shank,different
07/22/2013,18:31:10,briankinlan,Scott, I was just going to ask you what Chrysogorgia's growth rate was, you read my mind
07/22/2013,18:32:06,Tim Shank,How old do you think the Chrysogorgia are….relative to the age of the slope and wall failures?
07/22/2013,18:32:11,Taylor Heyl,Depth 2065 meters
07/22/2013,18:32:28,Andrea Quattrini,Chrysos all about the same size too
07/22/2013,18:32:50,Taylor Heyl,close up of orange ACN and white URC echinus
07/22/2013,18:33:00,robertcarney,ROC "fossil" burrows
07/22/2013,18:33:38,Scott France,Brian - no one has aged Chrysogorgia to my knowledge. Their main axes are typically very narrow in diameter, so if we go on that basis, they have less material to deposit and so possibly could grow faster.
07/22/2013,18:34:02,Scott France,i.e. may need fewer resources
07/22/2013,18:34:22,briankinlan,Interesting, thanks Scott
07/22/2013,18:34:29,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
07/22/2013,18:34:49,Tim Shank,pteropod shell
07/22/2013,18:35:04,Brendan Roark,if we could collect one i could help answer that qustion
07/22/2013,18:35:08,Tim Shank,oxidation
07/22/2013,18:35:09,Tim Shank,?
07/22/2013,18:35:29,Tim Shank,black is often manganese crust/coating...
07/22/2013,18:35:49,Andrea Quattrini,manganese staining on the rock, oxidation of staining
07/22/2013,18:36:11,Tim Shank,COR Chrysogorgia at left
07/22/2013,18:36:44,Tim Shank,Depth is 2063m
07/22/2013,18:37:29,Tim Shank,SPOHEX with OPH (same)
07/22/2013,18:37:45,briankinlan,stay at 2070-2060 I think, or even a bit deeper
07/22/2013,18:37:59,robertcarney,CRI
07/22/2013,18:38:18,Tim Shank,stalked CRI
07/22/2013,18:38:20,briankinlan,to maintain at that depth range it will actually be more like 210
07/22/2013,18:38:23,Scott France,Jason - to follow up on your answer. If this is oxidation associated with sediment processes, then the color does not help guess how long a face has been exposed, or since rock sheared away from it. That is, we can't say the brown faces are older than the fresher white scars…
07/22/2013,18:38:34,briankinlan,i.e. southwest
07/22/2013,18:38:41,Scott France,That was a question! Forgot the punctuation
07/22/2013,18:39:41,Tim Shank,close up of CRI, yellow stalk
07/22/2013,18:40:02,Tim Shank,COR Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,18:40:37,jasonchaytor,Scott - If it is oxidation, then it is probably not a useful time marker...manganese on the other hand does precipitate at a slow rate and could be useful for timing. 
07/22/2013,18:40:52,leswatling,Does anyone know how long something needs to sit in the water at this depth before the manganese coat becomes noticeable. We have seen some debris on past dives that are brown...
07/22/2013,18:41:35,leswatling,If it takes 50 or 100 years, for example, that might explain why none of this chalky rock has a brown coat...
07/22/2013,18:41:52,Tim Shank,OPH
07/22/2013,18:42:47,leswatling,Then again, an erosion rate of a few millimeters every 50 years might also meant the the canyon is widening at a rate that doesn't make sense. I leave the math to someone else!
07/22/2013,18:43:44,Andrea Quattrini,dead SPO with OPH
07/22/2013,18:43:51,jasonchaytor,manganese usually likes to form around a nucleation point (we most commonly find it in nodular form) and accumulates slowly. It does sometimes form coatings on wall, but the rate is varibale and depends on the saturation state of the water
07/22/2013,18:45:56,Andrea Quattrini,ASR
07/22/2013,18:45:58,Tim Shank,From work years ago, I seem to remember 1- 10mm per million years for manganese crust formation.  Does that sound right Jason?
07/22/2013,18:46:28,leswatling,nice seascape
07/22/2013,18:46:56,Tim Shank,SER
07/22/2013,18:46:59,Tim Shank,SPO 
07/22/2013,18:47:02,Tim Shank,ASR white
07/22/2013,18:47:02,Andrea Quattrini,ASR different
07/22/2013,18:48:06,jasonchaytor,it does...the very fast rates are mm's per 1000 yrs, but usually closer to active source to allow saturation of the water (i.e., hydrothermal vents)
07/22/2013,18:49:46,Andrea Quattrini,pilot change
07/22/2013,18:51:10,jasonchaytor,the hydrogenetic rate accumulation rate ( 1-10 mm/My) would apply here...that is why I am leaning more to iron oxide.  It is also readily available in the sediments rather than the water 
07/22/2013,18:52:10,robertcarney,ROC looks a bit like shal
07/22/2013,18:53:00,jasonchaytor,at times there appears to be a surficial crust which breaks away much easier and gives the shaley appearance to some of the debris
07/22/2013,18:53:28,briankinlan,yes a little deeper would be great and then I think we can follow this wall around as long as we can
07/22/2013,18:54:36,robertcarney,CTE
07/22/2013,18:54:43,Tim Shank,CTE close up* 
07/22/2013,18:55:08,Scott France,I've never seen one with that coloration
07/22/2013,18:55:40,Andrea Quattrini,was it a CTE pseudomorph? ha
07/22/2013,18:55:54,jasonchaytor,debris fan partially covering the wall
07/22/2013,18:56:18,Tim Shank,COR Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,18:56:19,michaelvecchione,Ctenophore is the best guess that I can come up with but if that's a ctenophore, I have never seen one that looked like that. 
07/22/2013,18:56:42,briankinlan,lat 39 39.8171 long -71 11.7690
07/22/2013,18:56:44,briankinlan,thanks
07/22/2013,18:56:45,Tim Shank,It did look like one…just had that "internal" coloration
07/22/2013,18:56:47,Brendan Roark,depth 2063 m lat 39d39.8176 N lon 71d11.7705 W
07/22/2013,18:56:52,robertcarney,the ciliary bands were restricted to bottom of the animal
07/22/2013,18:57:19,Tim Shank,COR Chrysogorgia with OPH and red "egg mass" again. 
07/22/2013,18:58:19,Tim Shank,YES eggs
07/22/2013,18:59:22,Tim Shank,POL on central axis?
07/22/2013,18:59:30,leswatling,looks like it
07/22/2013,18:59:35,Scott France,Looked like POL to me
07/22/2013,19:00:00,leswatling,so do the branches come off in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction?
07/22/2013,19:00:09,leswatling,Just kidding!
07/22/2013,19:00:43,Scott France,Note these colonies are on the highly bioturbated rock face, not the more-recently exposed faces… Nice view of that looking down the wall
07/22/2013,19:00:52,Tim Shank,Me too scott
07/22/2013,19:01:42,leswatling,the narrow spacing of the branches however suggests one of the group that is very different from the seamount species. That is, C. agassizi, etc.
07/22/2013,19:01:51,Tim Shank,SPO on wall
07/22/2013,19:01:55,Tim Shank,URC white
07/22/2013,19:01:55,Andrea Quattrini,URC different?
07/22/2013,19:03:27,Scott France,ACN most likely Actinernus nobilis
07/22/2013,
07/22/2013,19:05:57,Brendan Roark,depth 2065 m
07/22/2013,19:06:30,robertcarney,CRI
07/22/2013,19:06:33,robertcarney,ASR bris
07/22/2013,19:07:21,Tim Shank,CRI stalked
07/22/2013,19:07:48,robertcarney,ROC circular "fossil" burrows
07/22/2013,19:08:07,Tim Shank,COR Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,19:08:59,Tim Shank,no apparent associates
07/22/2013,19:09:33,robertcarney,ROC clsuter of fossil burrows
07/22/2013,19:10:14,Tim Shank,cerianthid tube anemone
07/22/2013,19:10:44,Tim Shank,many fossil BUR along this wall
07/22/2013,19:11:26,leswatling,Chrysogorgia elegans is the other tall narrow species with closely spaced branches, so could be either I suppose. C. elegans was taken in this area commonly and recorded numerous times by Verrill.
07/22/2013,19:11:57,robertcarney,ASR bris
07/22/2013,19:12:19,robertcarney,CRI stlk
07/22/2013,19:13:12,robertcarney,quite a current
07/22/2013,19:13:42,briankinlan,think I can start to see more corals and sponges already as we begin to round promontory
07/22/2013,19:13:44,robertcarney,CRI 2
07/22/2013,19:13:59,robertcarney,attached
07/22/2013,19:14:11,Tim Shank,close up on CRI **
07/22/2013,19:14:32,briankinlan,can't be sure yet, we'll see in the next 20meters or so
07/22/2013,19:14:33,Tim Shank,temperature here?
07/22/2013,19:14:44,Brendan Roark,3.5 C temp
07/22/2013,19:15:14,Tim Shank,thank you
07/22/2013,19:16:00,Brendan Roark,lat 39d39.8001 N lon 71d11.7838 W
07/22/2013,19:17:17,Tim Shank,more COR Chrysogorgia, Actinernus ACN
07/22/2013,19:17:28,Tim Shank,close up on COR Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,19:17:54,briankinlan,excellent, that extra 15min will be incredibly helpful
07/22/2013,19:18:14,robertcarney,CRI stlk
07/22/2013,19:18:15,Tim Shank,CRI stalked
07/22/2013,19:18:18,robertcarney,ASR bris
07/22/2013,19:18:45,robertcarney,ROC fossil burrow
07/22/2013,19:18:46,Tim Shank,close up of CRI
07/22/2013,19:18:57,jasonchaytor,spalling-type failure
07/22/2013,19:19:05,briankinlan,as long as we keep moving that is :-)
07/22/2013,19:19:48,robertcarney,ASR bris on drk roc
07/22/2013,19:20:43,Tim Shank,COR Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,19:21:51,jasonchaytor,layering in wall
07/22/2013,19:21:53,Scott France,CORA Bathypathes
07/22/2013,19:22:33,Tim Shank,associate - OPH white on lower branch
07/22/2013,19:23:09,Tim Shank,thank you
07/22/2013,19:23:31,briankinlan,strong northward current noted by pilots
07/22/2013,19:24:44,robertcarney,CRI stlk
07/22/2013,19:25:00,robertcarney,ASR
07/22/2013,19:25:11,Tim Shank,more failures here?
07/22/2013,19:25:17,Tim Shank,ACN venus x 2
07/22/2013,19:25:27,Tim Shank,ASR bris
07/22/2013,19:25:43,Tim Shank,COR cup under ledge
07/22/2013,19:25:46,jasonchaytor,the spalling-type failures seem to be occurring down to the depth of boring - forming a bio-erosion crust that eventually loses holding strength and fails
07/22/2013,19:25:54,Tim Shank,SPO with OPH (ophiocantha morph)
07/22/2013,19:27:04,leswatling,I don't know who is making the cobwebs but I don't think I will be surprised to see a spider walk out of there... very interesting..
07/22/2013,19:27:06,Tim Shank,ACN venus
07/22/2013,19:27:54,robertcarney,ASR bris 2 on dark patch
07/22/2013,19:28:22,Tim Shank,close up on brisingids*
07/22/2013,19:28:24,robertcarney,CRI stlk
07/22/2013,19:28:50,Tim Shank,CRI bathycrinid- like
07/22/2013,19:29:04,Tim Shank,10 arms
07/22/2013,19:29:06,leswatling,looks like the brisingids stuff their gonads into their arms in a manner similar to the euryalid brittle starts.
07/22/2013,19:29:11,leswatling,stars
07/22/2013,19:29:47,robertcarney,brisingid taxonomy is problematic...I've been told
07/22/2013,19:30:03,leswatling,I think I can see why...
07/22/2013,19:30:19,Andrea Quattrini,more glass sponges, brisingids here, flytraps
07/22/2013,19:31:19,Tim Shank,SPO with OPH…good view of disc - yes.   
07/22/2013,19:31:29,robertcarney,SIPUNCULID extending from roc?
07/22/2013,19:31:31,Tim Shank,something up right along the way
07/22/2013,19:32:19,Scott France,Another Chrysogorgia
07/22/2013,19:32:45,Tim Shank,no apparent associates
07/22/2013,19:32:49,leswatling,looks like one Chryso grafted onto another...
07/22/2013,19:33:14,Scott France,CORA Bathypathes
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07/22/2013,19:33:17,Tim Shank,COR Bathypathes
07/22/2013,19:33:26,briankinlan,more cup coral rubble here
07/22/2013,19:33:36,robertcarney,ROC saddle
07/22/2013,19:33:57,robertcarney,ASR bris multi
07/22/2013,19:34:00,Andrea Quattrini,brisingids abundant
07/22/2013,19:34:12,Tim Shank,many brisingids on the nose
07/22/2013,19:34:24,Tim Shank,CRI here too
07/22/2013,19:34:27,briankinlan,can we see the other side of this thing?
07/22/2013,19:34:36,briankinlan,perfect
07/22/2013,19:34:37,Tim Shank,flying around the nose
07/22/2013,19:35:17,Tim Shank,more brisingids facing to the East
07/22/2013,19:35:54,Scott France,Great dash at the end.
07/22/2013,19:36:33,leswatling,can you imagine standing on that??
07/22/2013,19:36:46,robertcarney,base jumping?
07/22/2013,19:36:52,Scott France,Yes! Because I went to Bryce Canyon N.P.
07/22/2013,19:37:03,Scott France,Just the color is different.
07/22/2013,19:37:12,Scott France,Sorry - I meant Cedar Breaks N.M.
07/22/2013,19:37:13,Brendan Roark,Lat 39d39.7679 N lon 71d11.7733 W Depth 2062 m
07/22/2013,19:37:21,Brendan Roark,temp 3.5 C
07/22/2013,19:37:31,Andrea Quattrini,leaving bottom
07/22/2013,19:37:34,Scott France,There were no brisingids in Utah though
07/22/2013,19:38:24,robertcarney,underwater erosional features much more similar to subaial than expected
07/22/2013,19:39:51,Andrea Quattrini,Conference call 16:15. 866-617-5869  passcode: 1233796
07/22/2013,19:40:08,Andrea Quattrini,Great dive. Thanks