08/09/2013,11:07:35,briankennedy,  0700EDT: The Okeanos Explorer is in position over Heezen Canyon near to US Canadian maritime border. Today’s dive will start at 935 meters then move up the canyon wall to a depth of around 700 meters. The ROV is scheduled to launch at 0830EDT.   
08/09/2013,12:33:11,Taylor Heyl,Good morning Amanda and Martha!
08/09/2013,12:37:11,marthanizinski,Good morning Taylor. Glad to know WHOI is online.
08/09/2013,12:39:49,amandademopoulos,Good morning, Taylor and everyone!
08/09/2013,12:41:11,jasonchaytor,good morning intrepid Atlantic explorers
08/09/2013,12:41:32,Taylor Heyl,Waypoints for Today's Dive:
08/09/2013,12:41:35,Taylor Heyl,WP1 41.06454 -66.3879 Depth 935.045 
08/09/2013,WP2 41.06459 -66.3892 Depth 816.233 
08/09/2013,WP3 41.06466 -66.3901 Depth 732.732 
08/09/2013,WP4 41.06499 -66.3909 Depth 705.605 
08/09/2013,WP5 41.06478 -66.392 Depth 713.42 
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,12:41:46,Taylor Heyl,Dive codes Below:
08/09/2013,12:41:48,Taylor Heyl,BIO - Biology (Unspecified)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,MUC - Unidentified mucus structure
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,USO - Unidentified Sessile Object
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,STR - mucus string
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,FEC - Fecal (matter)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,EGG - Egg (case)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,Taxa
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,MAT - Bacterial (Mat)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,FOR - Foraminiferan
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,GRO - Gromiid
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,XEN - Xenophyophoran
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,SPO - Sponge
08/09/2013,SPODEM - Demospongiae
08/09/2013,SPOHEX - 
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,BRA - Brachiopod
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,BRY - Bryozoan
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,TUN - Tunicate
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,SAL - Salp
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,LAR - Larvacean house
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,ECN - Echiuran (or radial feeding trace)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CTE - Ctenophore
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CNI - Cnidarian
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,HYD - Hydroid
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,JFH - Jellyfish
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,ACN - Actinaria (anemone)
08/09/2013,        CER- Cerianthid (tube anemone)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,ZOA - Zoanthid
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,COR - Coral
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CORA - Antipatharian
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CORL - Lophelia
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CORM - Madrepora
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CORG - Gorgonian
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CORP - Paramuricea
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CORS - Stylasterid
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CPEN - Pennatulacean
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CORW - Whip coral
08/09/2013,       CORANT- Anthomastus
08/09/2013,Echinoderm
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,ASR - Asteroid
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,HOL - Holothurian
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CRI - Crinoid
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CRIHYO - Hyocrinida
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CRIBAT - Bathycrinidae
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CRIBOU - Bourgeuticrinidae
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CRIANT - Antedonidae
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CRIZEN - Zenometridae
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CRIPNT - Pentametrocinidae
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CRIATE - Atelecrinidae
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CRITHA - Thalassometridae
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,OPH - Ophiuroid
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,URC - Urchin
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,ART - Arthropod
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,PYC - Pycnogonid
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,COP - Copepods
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CRA - Crab
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CRAKC - King crab (family Lithodidae)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CRARED - Red Deep Sea Crab (Chaceon quinquedens)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CRASPI - Spider crabs (family Majoidea)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,LOB - Lobster
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,SQA - Squat Lobster
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,PAG - Pagurid (hermit)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,SHI - Shrimp
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,BAR - Barnacle
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,APH - Amphipod
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,ISO - Isopod
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,MOL - Mollusk
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,MUS - Mussels
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,NUD - Nudibranch
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,OCT - Octopus
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,SQD - Squid
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,GAS - Gastropods (not limpets)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,LIM - Limpets
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CHI - Chiton
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CLA - Clams
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,PTE - Pteropod
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,FSH - Fish
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,FCHN - Chondrichthyes
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,FCOD - Codlets
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,FREF - Reeffish (grouper, tilefish, AJs, snapper)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,FANT - Anthiins (fancy bass)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,FELO - Elongate (eels, brotulids) 
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,FOVO - Ovoid (roughys, boarfish, dories)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,       FLAT -  Flatfish
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,WOR - Worm
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,POL - Polychaete
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,SCA - Scale (worm)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,TUB - Tubeworms (not Riftia)
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,SER - Serpulid worm
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,RIF - Riftia
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,SPA - Spaghetti Worms
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,Geology
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,BUR - Burrow
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,COB - Cobble
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,MUD - Mud
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,ROC - Rock
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,RUB - Rubble
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,SAD - Sand
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,SED - Sediment
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,WAL - Wall
08/09/2013,WOD - Wood
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,Lava Morphology
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,TAL - Talus
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,PIL - Pillow
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,ENT - Entrail
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,LOB - Lobate
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,SHE - Sheet
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,FOL - Folded
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,JUM - Jumbled
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,HAC - Hackly
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,Sediment Cover
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,LIG - Light
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,POC - Partial/Pockets
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,HEA - Heavy/Coalescent
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,BLA - Blanket
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,Feature
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,ASG - Axial Summit Graben
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,AVR - Axial Volcanic Ridge
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CAR - Carbonate
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CLI - Cliff
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,COL - Collapse
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,CON - Contact
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,FAU - Fault
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,FIS - Fissure
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,HAY - Haystack
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,HYX - Hydrothermal
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,PIL - Pillar
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,SCP - Scarp
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,SEP - Seep
08/09/2013,12:46:44,jasonchaytor,salps
08/09/2013,12:47:21,jasonchaytor,SAL
08/09/2013,12:48:18,Tim Shank,Good morning all.  Thank you Taylor for pasting the WP's in this morning.
08/09/2013,12:48:56,Taylor Heyl,Good morning Tim.
08/09/2013,12:49:31,jasonchaytor,morning tim
08/09/2013,12:51:27,marthanizinski,Passing 675 m
08/09/2013,12:56:31,Tim Shank,Good morning Taylor.
08/09/2013,12:56:35,Tim Shank,Good morning Jason.
08/09/2013,12:56:45,James Austin,Good mornming Tim!
08/09/2013,12:56:46,Tim Shank,Hope you both are doing well this morning.
08/09/2013,12:57:00,Tim Shank,Good morning Jamie!  Great to have you at URI.
08/09/2013,12:57:14,jasonchaytor,No complaints, yourself?
08/09/2013,12:57:18,Taylor Heyl,Everything looks good at WHOI.  Testing communications now with RTS.  Can anyone read me on the OKEX line?
08/09/2013,12:57:42,Tim Shank,No complaints…but the day is young :-)
08/09/2013,12:58:10,marthanizinski,Passing 855 m
08/09/2013,12:58:53,Rhian Waller,Good morning folks! Alas, the Maine weather has broken, and we're raining with a small craft advisory!
08/09/2013,12:59:45,Tim Shank,Gook morning Rhian.
08/09/2013,13:00:49,Taylor Heyl,Good morning Rhian.
08/09/2013,13:01:05,James Austin,Looks ike we are on the seafloor.
08/09/2013,13:02:33,Taylor Heyl,On Bottom
08/09/2013,13:05:03,Taylor Heyl,WHOI start recording EX1304L2_ROV09_1.ts
08/09/2013,13:06:21,Taylor Heyl,SHI
08/09/2013,13:06:24,Taylor Heyl,FELO on seafloor
08/09/2013,13:06:30,Taylor Heyl,FSH myctophid
08/09/2013,13:06:34,amandademopoulos,not on conference line yet
08/09/2013,13:06:37,Taylor Heyl,SHI
08/09/2013,13:06:47,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/09/2013,13:07:15,Taylor Heyl,soft sediment seafloor and sediment covered flat rock
08/09/2013,13:07:30,Taylor Heyl,SHI
08/09/2013,13:09:13,amandademopoulos,white balancing
08/09/2013,13:10:29,Catalina Martinez,Troubleshooting RTS issues at ISC, but have Peter Auster, Jamie Austin, and Kelley Elliott working from ISC today.  Welcome all!
08/09/2013,13:11:03,James Austin,Flat rocks are bedding planes.  Whitish rock.  Limey?
08/09/2013,13:12:15,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/09/2013,13:12:21,Taylor Heyl,XEN?
08/09/2013,13:12:25,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange
08/09/2013,13:12:37,Taylor Heyl,quill worms in sediment?
08/09/2013,13:12:40,Taylor Heyl,SHI
08/09/2013,13:13:02,Taylor Heyl,stick COR ahead on flat ROC
08/09/2013,13:13:26,Taylor Heyl,COR CUP on edge of ROC below?
08/09/2013,13:13:34,jasonchaytor,test it on a rock
08/09/2013,13:13:37,marthanizinski,41 03.8751 N 66 23.2854 W 925 m
08/09/2013,13:14:12,jasonchaytor,I am single (I spelt that correclty) minded
08/09/2013,13:14:36,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid
08/09/2013,13:14:39,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/09/2013,13:15:35,Taylor Heyl,yellow SPO on ROC edge
08/09/2013,13:17:14,peterauster,finally back on IM .... good morning!
08/09/2013,13:17:44,marthanizinski,Hi Peter several fish here
08/09/2013,13:18:11,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/09/2013,13:18:31,Taylor Heyl,FSH myctophid
08/09/2013,13:18:34,Taylor Heyl,BUR
08/09/2013,13:18:44,peterauster,FSH Synaph, shark (don't have a name right now), myctophids, others at touchdown
08/09/2013,13:20:25,marthanizinski,Begin dive
08/09/2013,13:20:32,kerrymcculloch,ACN flytrap
08/09/2013,13:20:33,jasonchaytor,Sediment draped outcrop
08/09/2013,13:20:44,kerrymcculloch,BUR
08/09/2013,13:20:58,kerrymcculloch,XEN
08/09/2013,13:21:06,jasonchaytor,some coarseness to the sediment surface
08/09/2013,13:21:20,Taylor Heyl,large SPO HEX
08/09/2013,13:21:22,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/09/2013,13:21:23,James Austin,Rocks look thinly bedded.  Limey?  Siltstones?  Jayson, what should the age of the rocks be at this depth here?
08/09/2013,13:21:24,Taylor Heyl,ANT line
08/09/2013,13:21:33,Taylor Heyl,FLAT flounder
08/09/2013,13:21:33,peterauster,FSH Synaph in water col
08/09/2013,13:21:38,Tim Shank,SPO large white
08/09/2013,13:21:49,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/09/2013,13:21:51,Tim Shank,almost 100% SED here
08/09/2013,13:22:07,Taylor Heyl,FSH shark
08/09/2013,13:22:09,Taylor Heyl,x2
08/09/2013,13:22:11,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/09/2013,13:22:20,Taylor Heyl,gradual slope here, all soft sediment
08/09/2013,13:22:25,Taylor Heyl,Could we get a depth reading?
08/09/2013,13:22:34,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid
08/09/2013,13:22:35,marthanizinski,922 m
08/09/2013,13:22:40,Taylor Heyl,thanks Martha.
08/09/2013,13:22:44,Taylor Heyl,SHI red
08/09/2013,13:23:10,Taylor Heyl,coming to rocky edge here draped with sediment
08/09/2013,13:23:12,Taylor Heyl,close up of SHI
08/09/2013,13:23:13,jasonchaytor,Possibly Oligocene-Eocene (32-56 Million years), but could be Upper Cretaceous (> 65 Ma)...some of the units pinch out and thicken along this part of the margin
08/09/2013,13:23:41,Tim Shank,SHI Plesiopenaeus type
08/09/2013,13:23:54,marthanizinski,41 03.8822 N 66 23.2852 W 924 m
08/09/2013,13:24:02,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap
08/09/2013,13:24:44,peterauster,FSH black dogfish
08/09/2013,13:24:50,Taylor Heyl,ACN Actinernus?
08/09/2013,13:25:02,Taylor Heyl,BUR several
08/09/2013,13:25:14,peterauster,and they're eating "stuff"
08/09/2013,13:25:34,Taylor Heyl,ACN large pink
08/09/2013,13:25:34,amandademopoulos,stuff? :)
08/09/2013,13:25:34,Tim Shank,Can we get a quick zoom on the ANC Actinernus lower right?
08/09/2013,13:25:45,Taylor Heyl,close up of COR Anthomastus
08/09/2013,13:25:53,Taylor Heyl,OPH in sediment
08/09/2013,13:26:08,Tim Shank,Now lower left
08/09/2013,13:26:10,Taylor Heyl,SPO white on ROC
08/09/2013,13:26:24,Taylor Heyl,look like little COR recruits on this rock
08/09/2013,13:26:34,Taylor Heyl,more COR Anthomastus here
08/09/2013,13:26:45,Tim Shank,depth appears to be 925m
08/09/2013,13:26:45,Taylor Heyl,Depth 925 meters
08/09/2013,13:26:50,Tim Shank,Thank you
08/09/2013,13:27:02,Taylor Heyl,OPH tiny white in sediment
08/09/2013,13:27:24,Taylor Heyl,close up of SHI banded
08/09/2013,13:28:11,Taylor Heyl,close up of rock edge showing COR Anthomastus, SPO and sediment
08/09/2013,13:28:29,amandademopoulos,what is this?
08/09/2013,13:28:47,Taylor Heyl,SPO?
08/09/2013,13:29:17,Taylor Heyl,CRARED
08/09/2013,13:29:24,Taylor Heyl,FSH rattail
08/09/2013,13:29:28,Taylor Heyl,quill worms in sediment
08/09/2013,13:29:31,Taylor Heyl,large SPO HEX
08/09/2013,13:29:35,Taylor Heyl,Any shrimp in there?
08/09/2013,13:29:42,Taylor Heyl,FLAT witch flounder
08/09/2013,13:29:45,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/09/2013,13:29:47,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/09/2013,13:29:54,peterauster,FSH witch fl
08/09/2013,13:30:05,Tim Shank,XEN
08/09/2013,13:30:12,Taylor Heyl,ANT?
08/09/2013,13:30:16,Taylor Heyl,rope?
08/09/2013,13:30:27,Taylor Heyl,ACN Actinernus
08/09/2013,13:30:33,marthanizinski,pilot change
08/09/2013,13:30:53,Tim Shank,brow cam please
08/09/2013,13:31:03,Tim Shank,Thank you
08/09/2013,13:31:12,Taylor Heyl,FSH chimera in serios view
08/09/2013,13:31:39,Taylor Heyl,FELOx2
08/09/2013,13:32:39,jasonchaytor,Is anyone elses I1 feeds choppy?
08/09/2013,13:32:42,Tim Shank,916m
08/09/2013,13:32:59,Tim Shank,Yes.  I1 freezing every so often….
08/09/2013,13:33:32,Tim Shank, Small red stalked animal near that layered rock
08/09/2013,13:33:44,Tim Shank,SHI red- swimming.
08/09/2013,13:33:49,Rhian Waller,Yes I1 choppy here to
08/09/2013,13:33:58,Tim Shank,CN Actinernus on small ROC
08/09/2013,13:34:21,Tim Shank,I agree Jamie
08/09/2013,13:34:41,Tim Shank,COR Anthomastus
08/09/2013,13:34:44,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid 
08/09/2013,13:35:05,Taylor Heyl,ACN brisingid
08/09/2013,13:35:09,Rhian Waller,Has the ship been kicked off the conference line again? I didn't hear Jamie talking through the I1 feed….
08/09/2013,13:35:10,Taylor Heyl,ACN large pink
08/09/2013,13:35:28,Tim Shank,FSH small dark
08/09/2013,13:35:29,Taylor Heyl,Anyone have an ID on this large ACN?
08/09/2013,13:35:33,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/09/2013,13:35:38,Tim Shank,ASR brisingid
08/09/2013,13:36:19,peterauster,FSH ... duh ... longfinned hake
08/09/2013,13:36:38,Tim Shank,"reached a WAL"?
08/09/2013,13:36:38,Taylor Heyl,close up of hake
08/09/2013,13:36:55,Taylor Heyl,SAL
08/09/2013,13:36:58,Tim Shank,I1 feed about 10 seconds delayed
08/09/2013,13:37:11,Taylor Heyl,OPh in SED
08/09/2013,13:37:15,Taylor Heyl,pink POL in SED
08/09/2013,13:37:18,Taylor Heyl,quill worms
08/09/2013,13:37:35,Taylor Heyl,JFH
08/09/2013,13:37:40,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/09/2013,13:37:52,Taylor Heyl,At base of WAL now, Depth 913 meters
08/09/2013,13:37:57,Taylor Heyl,Moving upslope 
08/09/2013,13:37:58,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/09/2013,13:38:02,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange
08/09/2013,13:39:12,Tim Shank,I1 continues to lock up a couple times a minute….at least….with 10 second or so delay...
08/09/2013,13:39:29,Tim Shank,XEN
08/09/2013,13:40:16,Taylor Heyl,COR skeleton with BAR and HYD
08/09/2013,13:40:20,Tim Shank,ROCs have a few small red organisms- look like small Anthomastus.  True?
08/09/2013,13:40:23,Taylor Heyl,Depth 912 meters
08/09/2013,13:40:28,Taylor Heyl,GAS?
08/09/2013,13:40:37,Taylor Heyl,small recruits on dead coral skeleton
08/09/2013,13:40:39,Taylor Heyl,ISO
08/09/2013,13:40:49,Rhian Waller,I1 seems to be quite behind today
08/09/2013,13:41:02,Taylor Heyl,CORO bamboo skeleton with small octocoral live
08/09/2013,13:41:02,Tim Shank,Thank you Amanda.
08/09/2013,13:41:08,Tim Shank,small white OPH on SED
08/09/2013,13:41:19,Taylor Heyl,SAL  on COR skeleton
08/09/2013,13:41:21,Tim Shank,zoom on BAR?
08/09/2013,13:41:25,Taylor Heyl,close up of BAR
08/09/2013,13:41:35,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid at end of bamboo skeleton
08/09/2013,13:42:02,Tim Shank,BAR Glyptelasma morph close up*
08/09/2013,13:42:03,jasonchaytor,apparent dip (inclination) of the weakly expressed layers in the wall appears to be towards the south-east which is seaward
08/09/2013,13:42:22,Tim Shank,perhaps 2 APHs here- red with white eyes
08/09/2013,13:42:24,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid and APH associates along with BAR on CORO bamboo skeleton
08/09/2013,13:42:47,Taylor Heyl,CRARED om BUR
08/09/2013,13:43:04,Taylor Heyl,SPO small white on sedimented rock outcrop
08/09/2013,13:43:07,Taylor Heyl,close up of CRARED
08/09/2013,13:44:12,Taylor Heyl,XEn
08/09/2013,13:44:20,Taylor Heyl,Slope, Depth 910 meters
08/09/2013,13:44:21,Taylor Heyl,BUR
08/09/2013,13:44:35,Taylor Heyl,SPO several on sediment surface
08/09/2013,13:44:36,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/09/2013,13:44:48,Tim Shank,CRARED
08/09/2013,13:45:09,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/09/2013,13:45:12,Tim Shank,lots of growth on that CRARED
08/09/2013,13:45:15,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange underneath ledge
08/09/2013,13:45:27,jasonchaytor,sediment surface is highly bioturbated 
08/09/2013,13:45:51,Taylor Heyl,coming up on ROC outcrop with SPO, ACN and COR
08/09/2013,13:45:53,Tim Shank,Yes, second coral.
08/09/2013,13:45:59,Taylor Heyl,COR bamboo on right
08/09/2013,13:46:08,Taylor Heyl,COR Acanella?
08/09/2013,13:46:15,jasonchaytor,no strong evidence of recent pronounced downslope or along slope sediment transport yet
08/09/2013,13:46:15,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid hovering above
08/09/2013,13:46:53,jasonchaytor,BUR, "recently" excavated
08/09/2013,13:47:10,Taylor Heyl,POL purple on COR Acanella
08/09/2013,13:47:57,marthanizinski,current moving north to south
08/09/2013,13:48:12,Taylor Heyl,close up of POL
08/09/2013,13:48:17,Taylor Heyl,Depth 908 meters
08/09/2013,13:48:28,Taylor Heyl,tube worms in sediment
08/09/2013,13:49:06,Tim Shank,OPH arms coming out of SED
08/09/2013,13:49:20,Taylor Heyl,close up of octocoral
08/09/2013,13:49:27,Tim Shank,SER
08/09/2013,13:49:52,Tim Shank,Some object on center axis of Acanella- associate?
08/09/2013,13:50:00,Taylor Heyl,SER on ROC
08/09/2013,13:50:30,Tim Shank,I1 locking up every few seconds.  Hard to log.  Perhaps shouldn't
08/09/2013,13:50:54,marthanizinski,41 03.8772 N 66 23.3066 W 906 m
08/09/2013,13:50:58,Taylor Heyl,large SPO HEX on ROC
08/09/2013,13:51:02,Taylor Heyl,SHi mysid 
08/09/2013,13:51:16,Taylor Heyl,ACN large pink on ROC wall
08/09/2013,13:51:27,Taylor Heyl,XEN many on sediment covered ROC
08/09/2013,13:51:37,Taylor Heyl,SQD bobtail
08/09/2013,13:51:46,Taylor Heyl,Exposed ROC 
08/09/2013,13:52:21,Taylor Heyl,close up of SQD bobtail
08/09/2013,13:52:27,Tim Shank,As such, I will not be able to ask (chat or by phone) for timely zooms on associates.  I will appreciate any zooms and observations you can make.
08/09/2013,13:53:17,Tim Shank,Acanella is known to host Harmothoe POL living on them.
08/09/2013,13:53:18,Taylor Heyl,No problem Tim...we're looking for associates!
08/09/2013,13:53:22,Taylor Heyl,ASR hot pink
08/09/2013,13:53:26,kelleyelliott,We're looking into the I1 situation
08/09/2013,13:53:27,Taylor Heyl,COR ahead
08/09/2013,13:53:32,Taylor Heyl,Acanella again?
08/09/2013,13:53:36,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid 
08/09/2013,13:53:37,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/09/2013,13:53:50,Taylor Heyl,Looks like a bamboo to the left of the sea star
08/09/2013,13:53:59,Taylor Heyl,CRI ANT on wall
08/09/2013,13:54:15,Catalina Martinez,Hi folks.  I2 is coming in choppy at the ISC, so the stutters in the I1 are a result of that.  The tech team is on a conf call working on the RTS issues, so they are not avaialble to troubleshoot.  How does I2 look at WHOI?
08/09/2013,13:54:28,Taylor Heyl,I2 is fine at WHOI.
08/09/2013,13:54:33,James Austin,Good view of steep fractures and spatial relationship with flatter bedding planes.  Bedding planes thin - probably fine-grained sediments.
08/09/2013,13:54:36,Tim Shank,Saw this larger SPO white earlier in the dive...
08/09/2013,13:54:43,Taylor Heyl,close up of COR Acanella with SHI mysid associates
08/09/2013,13:54:51,Taylor Heyl,something in the center there - POL white?
08/09/2013,13:54:52,Tim Shank,XEN continue
08/09/2013,13:55:28,Taylor Heyl,OPH on sediment next to COR
08/09/2013,13:55:33,Taylor Heyl,Depth 905 meters
08/09/2013,13:55:43,Tim Shank,I am seeing many small 'black" FSH - half the size of the myctophids we saw at landing…are these the same?
08/09/2013,13:55:54,jasonchaytor,more bioerosion along some of these exposed rock layers
08/09/2013,13:56:06,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/09/2013,13:56:12,Taylor Heyl,FSH
08/09/2013,13:56:14,Taylor Heyl,shark
08/09/2013,13:56:16,Catalina Martinez,thanks Taylor
08/09/2013,13:56:27,michaelvecchione,indeed sepiolid (bobtail)
08/09/2013,13:57:01,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid many over this COR 
08/09/2013,13:57:09,Taylor Heyl,OPH in center at base 
08/09/2013,13:57:16,michaelvecchione,see the fins?
08/09/2013,13:57:53,jasonchaytor,I think I1 is delayed by minutes here
08/09/2013,13:57:54,michaelvecchione,Looks like Semirossia tenera
08/09/2013,13:58:15,Taylor Heyl,SPO HEX vase on wall
08/09/2013,13:58:16,Tim Shank,Coral on top of that ROC- fuzzy red?
08/09/2013,13:58:31,Tim Shank,Great Martha, thank you!
08/09/2013,14:00:06,Taylor Heyl,close up of ASR hot pink
08/09/2013,14:00:48,Taylor Heyl,ShI red
08/09/2013,14:00:51,Taylor Heyl,Depth 903 meters
08/09/2013,14:01:19,Taylor Heyl,Moving over soft sediment
08/09/2013,14:01:22,Taylor Heyl,FSH dogfish
08/09/2013,14:01:25,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/09/2013,14:01:41,Taylor Heyl,Traversing over soft sediment with quill worms, 901 meters
08/09/2013,14:02:32,Taylor Heyl,FELO in water column 
08/09/2013,14:02:49,Taylor Heyl,SHI red
08/09/2013,14:03:11,Taylor Heyl,many more quill worms in sediment here
08/09/2013,14:03:21,Taylor Heyl,turbidity plume from ROV
08/09/2013,14:03:38,Taylor Heyl,FSH dogfish
08/09/2013,14:04:10,Tim Shank,Can anyone on I1 confirm the length of the delay- mine is now up to 4 minutes- both audio and video- chat is in real time, of course.  I have rebooted my browser etc.  
08/09/2013,14:04:55,Taylor Heyl,Rocky outcrop here with ACN, SPO yellow and white and a longfin hake
08/09/2013,14:05:06,Taylor Heyl,Depth 897 meters
08/09/2013,14:05:15,amandademopoulos,jason was having same issue
08/09/2013,14:05:16,Taylor Heyl,close up of 2 large ACN
08/09/2013,14:05:18,peterauster,FSH Longfinned hake.  Multiple dogfish and synaphs over the past few minutes
08/09/2013,14:05:25,Taylor Heyl,small FSH and SAL attached to ACN
08/09/2013,14:07:01,Taylor Heyl,OPH on edge of ROC
08/09/2013,14:07:17,Catalina Martinez,I can also see the long I1 delay.  So long as the tech team is working on the RTS, they can't interface with the hardware to troublehshoot I1.  They can only work on one system at a time through their interface.  The good news is we are finally making progress on RTS.  Sorry for the inconvenience.
08/09/2013,14:08:04,Taylor Heyl,Traversing over soft sediment, sediment plume from ROV
08/09/2013,14:08:10,Taylor Heyl,Depth 895 meters
08/09/2013,14:09:05,Taylor Heyl,Wall in sight
08/09/2013,14:09:11,Taylor Heyl,ACN on ledge
08/09/2013,14:09:13,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid
08/09/2013,14:09:44,Taylor Heyl,Depth 887 meters
08/09/2013,14:10:09,Taylor Heyl,CRARED
08/09/2013,14:10:11,Taylor Heyl,XEN on sediment
08/09/2013,14:10:16,Taylor Heyl,ACN large on ROC wall
08/09/2013,14:10:19,Taylor Heyl,FSH rattail
08/09/2013,14:10:35,Taylor Heyl,close up of ACN 
08/09/2013,14:10:54,Taylor Heyl,FSH
08/09/2013,14:11:03,Taylor Heyl,CRI ANT on overhang
08/09/2013,14:11:17,Taylor Heyl,COR cup?
08/09/2013,14:11:23,Taylor Heyl,yes, Desmophyllum like 
08/09/2013,14:11:34,Taylor Heyl,many SPO in pitted ROC
08/09/2013,14:11:40,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus here too
08/09/2013,14:11:50,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange 
08/09/2013,14:12:54,Taylor Heyl,Moving slowly up wall
08/09/2013,14:12:58,Taylor Heyl,Depth 884 meters
08/09/2013,14:13:15,Taylor Heyl,tiny OPH on sediment surface of ROC
08/09/2013,14:13:18,Taylor Heyl,HYD solitary
08/09/2013,14:13:31,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/09/2013,14:13:39,Taylor Heyl,OPH purple disc, white arms
08/09/2013,14:13:47,Taylor Heyl,Temp 4.7C
08/09/2013,14:14:02,Taylor Heyl,Something in that HYD
08/09/2013,14:14:06,Taylor Heyl,small fish?
08/09/2013,14:14:44,Taylor Heyl,HYD possibly Corymorpha
08/09/2013,14:14:52,Taylor Heyl,Small black FSH inside HYD
08/09/2013,14:15:37,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus to left?
08/09/2013,14:16:10,Taylor Heyl,sedimented ROC feature
08/09/2013,14:16:12,Taylor Heyl,XEN
08/09/2013,14:16:17,Taylor Heyl,Depth 882 meters
08/09/2013,14:16:50,marthanizinski,41 03.8732 N 66 23.3337 W 882 m
08/09/2013,14:17:02,Tim Shank,Can anyone on I1 confirm the length of the delay- mine is now up to 6 minutes- both audio and video- chat is in real time, of course.  I have again cleared buffer and rebooted.  
08/09/2013,14:17:20,Tim Shank,I don't see anyone logging from I1.  Is this why???
08/09/2013,14:17:37,jasonchaytor,I1 feed appears to be 10 minutes behind now
08/09/2013,14:17:56,jasonchaytor,for me
08/09/2013,14:17:58,James Austin,Tim, they are rebooting computers at the ISC right now.
08/09/2013,14:17:59,Tim Shank,Thank you Jason.
08/09/2013,14:18:04,Tim Shank,Thank you Jamie
08/09/2013,14:18:16,Taylor Heyl,WHOI start recording EX1304L2_ROV09_2.ts
08/09/2013,14:18:47,kelleyelliott,Hi All - The Inner Space Center is rebooting the computers the Internet1 feed is generated from. You'll lose the internet 1 feed while this is being done, but it may ressolve the issues with the extended delay.
08/09/2013,14:18:51,Taylor Heyl,close up of HYD
08/09/2013,14:18:57,Taylor Heyl,OPH on sediment
08/09/2013,14:20:14,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange
08/09/2013,14:20:15,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/09/2013,14:21:57,Taylor Heyl,Not Anthomastus - ACN purple
08/09/2013,14:22:23,Taylor Heyl,large BUR
08/09/2013,14:23:11,Taylor Heyl,ASR white
08/09/2013,14:23:40,Taylor Heyl,ACN large pink on underhang
08/09/2013,14:23:46,Tim Shank,Depth?
08/09/2013,14:23:51,Taylor Heyl,875 meters
08/09/2013,14:24:03,Taylor Heyl,CTE lobate
08/09/2013,14:24:17,jasonchaytor,Did the reboot happen, nothing has changed at my end yet?
08/09/2013,14:24:46,Taylor Heyl,SQD
08/09/2013,14:24:55,Tim Shank,Agreed Jason
08/09/2013,14:24:58,Taylor Heyl,SPO HEX vase
08/09/2013,14:25:02,Taylor Heyl,SPOHEX large white
08/09/2013,14:25:24,Taylor Heyl,OPH associates in that large white SPOHEX
08/09/2013,14:25:38,Taylor Heyl,Depth 872 meters
08/09/2013,14:25:58,Taylor Heyl,COR Cup Javania?
08/09/2013,14:26:05,Taylor Heyl,OPH in that SPO ~ 10
08/09/2013,14:26:12,Taylor Heyl,OPH on sediment
08/09/2013,14:26:19,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange small 
08/09/2013,14:26:23,Taylor Heyl,close up of COR cup
08/09/2013,14:26:27,Taylor Heyl,Depth 871 meters
08/09/2013,14:26:38,Taylor Heyl,COR stick on edge of wall
08/09/2013,14:26:44,Taylor Heyl,COR cup several - Javania
08/09/2013,14:27:08,James Austin,Reboot still underway at the ISC.
08/09/2013,14:27:57,Taylor Heyl,CORP?
08/09/2013,14:28:05,Taylor Heyl,Fracture opening up
08/09/2013,14:28:09,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange
08/09/2013,14:28:20,Taylor Heyl,ASR brisingid
08/09/2013,14:28:36,Taylor Heyl,knocked COR cup off wall
08/09/2013,14:28:38,Taylor Heyl,ASR white
08/09/2013,14:28:42,Taylor Heyl,SAL in water column 
08/09/2013,14:28:50,Taylor Heyl,Moving laterally along rock face of wall
08/09/2013,14:28:59,Tim Shank,OK. I1 down now.
08/09/2013,14:29:01,Taylor Heyl,Depth 870 meters.
08/09/2013,14:29:08,Taylor Heyl,SPO
08/09/2013,14:29:45,marthanizinski,41 03.8758 N 66 23.3366 W 868 m
08/09/2013,14:29:52,Taylor Heyl,SPO HEX vase, COR Anthomastus
08/09/2013,14:29:54,Taylor Heyl,ACN large pink
08/09/2013,14:30:02,Taylor Heyl,Close up of COR anthomastus and ASR Brisingid
08/09/2013,14:30:20,Taylor Heyl,OPH purple disc on sediment
08/09/2013,14:30:30,Taylor Heyl,white encrusting SPO on rock surface
08/09/2013,14:31:05,Tim Shank,I1 came up and then went back down after 8 seconds...
08/09/2013,14:31:18,Taylor Heyl,COR cup rubble
08/09/2013,14:31:26,Andrea Quattrini,I take it there are I1 issues...
08/09/2013,14:31:32,Taylor Heyl,coming up on a ledge with several COR cup, ACN and COR Anthomastus
08/09/2013,14:31:35,Taylor Heyl,ACN large pink
08/09/2013,14:31:39,Taylor Heyl,SPO white 
08/09/2013,14:31:40,amandademopoulos,  yes-they are trying to resolve the i1 issues
08/09/2013,14:31:44,Taylor Heyl,Depth 865 meters
08/09/2013,14:31:54,Tim Shank,Yes.  choppy and the having up to a 15 min delay
08/09/2013,14:32:25,Tim Shank,Back up now
08/09/2013,14:32:32,Taylor Heyl,imaging this ROC ledge with COR cup underneath, ACN and SPO
08/09/2013,14:32:34,Taylor Heyl,SHI banded
08/09/2013,14:32:48,Taylor Heyl,Do we have some idea of current direction here?
08/09/2013,14:33:04,Taylor Heyl,Close up of COR cup, ACN and Anthomastus
08/09/2013,14:33:20,Taylor Heyl,FSH
08/09/2013,14:33:26,kelleyelliott,Anyone still experiencing delay on internet1 - please restart your internet1 streams. It should be back up with only a brief delay.
08/09/2013,14:33:49,Tim Shank,Thank you.  Looks good here now.
08/09/2013,14:33:54,Taylor Heyl,SHI banded on worm tubes, COR cup
08/09/2013,14:34:04,Taylor Heyl,SPO HEX large white
08/09/2013,14:34:10,Taylor Heyl,large ASR brisingid x2
08/09/2013,14:34:26,Taylor Heyl,more of these "tube clusters" on ROC ledge underhang
08/09/2013,14:34:36,Taylor Heyl,COR solitary abundant here
08/09/2013,14:34:49,Taylor Heyl,BIV in there too
08/09/2013,14:35:10,Taylor Heyl,OPH associates in the SPO HEX
08/09/2013,14:35:14,Taylor Heyl,Depth 864 meters
08/09/2013,14:35:19,Taylor Heyl,SER
08/09/2013,14:35:39,Taylor Heyl,yellow SPO
08/09/2013,14:35:44,leswatling,very interesting comment on audio about dewatering of rocks and holes. They sure looked like small animal holes... Thanks...
08/09/2013,14:36:02,Taylor Heyl,SHI
08/09/2013,14:36:15,Taylor Heyl,URC white
08/09/2013,14:36:17,Taylor Heyl,CORL
08/09/2013,14:36:40,Taylor Heyl,Small colony of CORL, much of it dead
08/09/2013,14:36:50,Taylor Heyl,COR cup Desmophyllum-like 
08/09/2013,14:36:53,Taylor Heyl,large white SPO
08/09/2013,14:37:25,Taylor Heyl,BIV
08/09/2013,14:37:34,Taylor Heyl,single BIV among COR cup and SPO
08/09/2013,14:37:49,Taylor Heyl,SAL
08/09/2013,14:38:01,Taylor Heyl,BIV x2
08/09/2013,14:38:09,Taylor Heyl,Depth 862 meters
08/09/2013,14:38:28,Taylor Heyl,Moving away from this rocky ledge
08/09/2013,14:38:49,jasonchaytor,some spalling failures along at least on face of this outcrop
08/09/2013,14:39:05,Taylor Heyl,vertical lines, downslope fluid chutes in ROC
08/09/2013,14:39:09,Taylor Heyl,SQD
08/09/2013,14:39:28,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/09/2013,14:39:37,Taylor Heyl,SPO HEX vase
08/09/2013,14:39:42,Taylor Heyl,COR cup Javania?
08/09/2013,14:39:47,Taylor Heyl,SQD
08/09/2013,14:39:52,Taylor Heyl,translucent 
08/09/2013,14:39:59,Taylor Heyl,FSH
08/09/2013,14:40:02,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange 
08/09/2013,14:40:06,Tim Shank,We saw these "chute"-like features extensively on leg 1 - various depths into the ROC
08/09/2013,14:40:07,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus?
08/09/2013,14:40:32,Tim Shank,Jamie, thank you for that description.
08/09/2013,14:41:08,Taylor Heyl,Close up of fluid chute
08/09/2013,14:41:31,Tim Shank,Not sure they are exactly the "same" feature or phenomena as observed during leg one- but sure look like it.
08/09/2013,14:41:59,Taylor Heyl,SHI
08/09/2013,14:41:59,leswatling,Tim, I think these are the same kind of feature and in the same type of rock
08/09/2013,14:42:02,Taylor Heyl,OPH arms in sediment
08/09/2013,14:42:40,jasonchaytor,Alvin, Atlantis and Block
08/09/2013,14:42:48,Andrea Quattrini,Looks like it to me. Alvin Atlantis Block
08/09/2013,14:43:07,jasonchaytor,Always in the "chalk" like rocks
08/09/2013,14:43:12,Taylor Heyl,COR octocoral
08/09/2013,14:43:29,Taylor Heyl,still seeing OPH arms in sediment
08/09/2013,14:43:53,jasonchaytor,Lithologies most susceptible to corrosion by different water chemistries and possibly abrasion
08/09/2013,14:43:59,Andrea Quattrini,tiny Bamboo? 
08/09/2013,14:44:18,leswatling,Agree, tiny bamboo...
08/09/2013,14:44:29,Tim Shank,COR bamboo did not see any associates
08/09/2013,14:45:07,Taylor Heyl,Depth 857 meters
08/09/2013,14:45:14,Taylor Heyl,Southwest wall of canyon
08/09/2013,14:45:19,Taylor Heyl,CORP with ACN associate
08/09/2013,14:45:23,Rhian Waller,CORP?
08/09/2013,14:45:29,Taylor Heyl,More chutes visible in background
08/09/2013,14:45:37,Taylor Heyl,FSH rattail
08/09/2013,14:46:09,jasonchaytor,We did on occasion see small alluvial-fans at the base of some of the chutes in some of the canyons on leg 1
08/09/2013,14:46:47,Andrea Quattrini,We saw this yesterday. Peter, is this a cyclopteridae?
08/09/2013,14:47:04,jasonchaytor,other times there was nothing...haven't yet been able to review the dives to see if there was a correlation between chute depth and alluvial fan presence
08/09/2013,14:47:14,jasonchaytor,working on it though
08/09/2013,14:47:54,Andrea Quattrini,FSH ?Cyclopteridae
08/09/2013,14:48:53,marthanizinski,41 03.8748 N 66 23.3439 W 859 m
08/09/2013,14:49:32,Andrea Quattrini,CORP with ring anemone
08/09/2013,14:49:33,Taylor Heyl,CORP yellow with 1 ACN, OPH and SHI associates
08/09/2013,14:50:00,Taylor Heyl,polyps retracted on bottom branch, extended above 
08/09/2013,14:50:13,Taylor Heyl,BAR on this CORP too
08/09/2013,14:50:25,Taylor Heyl,second ring ACN also
08/09/2013,14:50:26,robertcarney,CRI
08/09/2013,14:51:11,Taylor Heyl,2 SHI associates on CORP
08/09/2013,14:51:20,Taylor Heyl,catshark egg case on CORP?
08/09/2013,14:51:27,Taylor Heyl,SHI banded
08/09/2013,14:51:33,robertcarney,SED/ROC numerous thin white TUBes extending from sediment cover on massive ROC
08/09/2013,14:51:56,Tim Shank,CRI on EGG catshark case
08/09/2013,14:52:08,Taylor Heyl,several small OPH on this CORP
08/09/2013,14:52:17,Tim Shank,BAR on COR axis and EGG case
08/09/2013,14:52:35,robertcarney,BAR scalpellid on egg case and COR shaft
08/09/2013,14:52:40,Tim Shank,Look at top of coral again please
08/09/2013,14:52:49,Tim Shank,?
08/09/2013,14:52:57,Taylor Heyl,OPH purple disc white arms at base of CORP
08/09/2013,14:53:00,Tim Shank,Small OPH on lower axis
08/09/2013,14:53:09,Taylor Heyl,OPH pink arms on sediment
08/09/2013,14:53:13,Taylor Heyl,Depth 859 meters
08/09/2013,14:53:38,Taylor Heyl,APH on CORP retracted polyps
08/09/2013,14:53:40,robertcarney,TUBes intermingled with extended OPH arms
08/09/2013,14:53:47,Taylor Heyl,close up of banded SHI
08/09/2013,14:54:22,Taylor Heyl,pair
08/09/2013,14:54:33,Tim Shank,SHI (banded) pandalid.  Thank you.  Perfect  
08/09/2013,14:55:14,Taylor Heyl,Moving upslope toward WP2
08/09/2013,14:55:37,Taylor Heyl,sediment chute
08/09/2013,14:55:43,Taylor Heyl,ROC pitted
08/09/2013,14:56:02,leswatling,I wonder if there was a lot of abrasion of the coral during the deposition of the shark egg case allowing the settlement of the Glyptelasma?
08/09/2013,14:56:02,Taylor Heyl,heavy bioerosion here
08/09/2013,14:56:15,jasonchaytor,surprising lack of spalling failures seen in other intensely burrowed surfaces
08/09/2013,14:56:29,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange 
08/09/2013,14:56:54,kerrymcculloch,SPO
08/09/2013,14:57:10,Tim Shank,Not sure Les.  Certainly worse looking back at the footage.  Is there any footage as to how they do deposit these cases?  I seem to remember seeing some years ago….
08/09/2013,14:57:30,Tim Shank,Maybe in the Gulf of Mexico….need to look back.
08/09/2013,14:57:37,kerrymcculloch,OPHs covering sediment
08/09/2013,14:57:45,kerrymcculloch,many BURs
08/09/2013,14:58:06,robertcarney,ROC face seems pretty heavily populated by OPH and small SPO largely obscured by sediment
08/09/2013,14:59:33,robertcarney,GAS
08/09/2013,15:00:09,kerrymcculloch,OPH with purple disk and white arms
08/09/2013,15:00:25,kerrymcculloch,zoom on BUR
08/09/2013,15:00:35,leswatling,Peter Etnoyer had a short paper showing this associatin but I don't know that they actually observed the deposition.
08/09/2013,15:01:14,robertcarney,ROC as with previous dives no obvious evidence of what causes boring
08/09/2013,15:01:25,Andrea Quattrini,We actually collected one that hatched on the way to the surface….bud did not see deposition of the case
08/09/2013,15:01:32,Taylor Heyl,ACN?
08/09/2013,15:01:40,adamskarke,Pilot Change
08/09/2013,15:01:58,leswatling,thanks Andrea.... we had the same thing happen with a dumbo octopus...
08/09/2013,15:02:08,Andrea Quattrini,hatching? cool! 
08/09/2013,15:02:24,Rhian Waller,Was very cool - baby octopi are so cute!
08/09/2013,15:02:52,leswatling,I suppose change in temperature must be the final stimulus....
08/09/2013,15:03:00,Taylor Heyl,SAL
08/09/2013,15:03:06,leswatling,or pressure release...
08/09/2013,15:03:26,Taylor Heyl,close up of talus with sediment  caught in the chute
08/09/2013,15:03:41,Taylor Heyl,COR cup skeletons blocking chute 
08/09/2013,15:03:46,jasonchaytor,we didn't observe that on the first leg
08/09/2013,15:04:01,Taylor Heyl,white vertical lines
08/09/2013,15:04:11,Taylor Heyl,Depth 853 meters
08/09/2013,15:04:34,Taylor Heyl,OPH on pitted ROC
08/09/2013,15:04:38,Taylor Heyl,close up of ACN
08/09/2013,15:05:03,peterauster,There certainly is footage of other catshark spp laying eggs cases on shallow octocorals (GBR, off Japan).  Don't recall much pounding on the coral but shark skin is like sandpaper so even glancing contact could damage coral
08/09/2013,15:05:54,leswatling,yeaf, glancing contact was what I was thinking of because the tissue didn't seem to be completely gone in some places...
08/09/2013,15:06:03,James Austin,Multiple chutes in view, some with talus blocks in the thalwegs and damming cup corals and ponded fine-grained sediment.
08/09/2013,15:06:47,James Austin,Multiple chutes in view, some with talus blocks in the thalwegs, blocking/damming cup coral debris and soft sediment.
08/09/2013,15:06:55,Taylor Heyl,OPH many in sediment
08/09/2013,15:08:09,robertcarney,SPO
08/09/2013,15:08:23,jasonchaytor,These chutes are somehwat better developed than what we saw on leg 1 and are morphologically similar to rills seen assocated with river canyon walls....initiation point of wider canyon channel formation
08/09/2013,15:09:54,robertcarney,FSH hake
08/09/2013,15:09:56,Rhian Waller,SPO in the cracks?
08/09/2013,15:10:13,Taylor Heyl,FSH in crack
08/09/2013,15:10:55,Rhian Waller,Think I1 is pretty delayed….I don't see a fish or red crab yet....
08/09/2013,15:10:56,robertcarney,CRARED
08/09/2013,15:10:57,Taylor Heyl,CRARED in ROC fracture
08/09/2013,15:11:17,Taylor Heyl,could we get lat/long when you have a chance?
08/09/2013,15:11:24,robertcarney,ROC face within fracture relatively smooth with little boring
08/09/2013,15:11:38,Taylor Heyl,large white SPO HEX
08/09/2013,15:11:43,Taylor Heyl,small COR cup on underhang
08/09/2013,15:12:01,adamskarke,41 03.8794 N 66 23.3466 W
08/09/2013,15:12:07,Taylor Heyl,thank you!
08/09/2013,15:12:09,adamskarke,831m
08/09/2013,15:12:23,peterauster,FSH small ophidiid, Nezumia, cyclothone
08/09/2013,15:12:46,leswatling,so, does the fish behavior indicate they really don't like the lights? in this case the fish had a way to get out of the spotlight...as it were.
08/09/2013,15:13:07,robertcarney,BAC MAT ?
08/09/2013,15:13:22,jasonchaytor,I1 is getting very delayed again for me too
08/09/2013,15:13:29,Rhian Waller,Think that COR is a Desmo
08/09/2013,15:13:35,Rhian Waller,(was)
08/09/2013,15:13:46,Taylor Heyl,OPH pink arms on sediment
08/09/2013,15:14:18,Andrea Quattrini,COR Acanella
08/09/2013,15:14:20,peterauster,Certainly the hake was retreating ... light by iteself doesn't always seem to elicit a negative response.  Could be the motor noise ... big spacecraft looking thing right outside a shelter site etc
08/09/2013,15:14:27,Taylor Heyl,several CORP here and CORO bamoboo
08/09/2013,15:14:40,Rhian Waller,Looks like it's broken and fallen?
08/09/2013,15:14:49,robertcarney,ASR
08/09/2013,15:14:50,Taylor Heyl,COR Bamboo with many associates, catshark egg cases, BAR and ACN
08/09/2013,15:14:54,Taylor Heyl,Depth 829 meters
08/09/2013,15:15:02,Taylor Heyl,Close up of crack in rock with SPO
08/09/2013,15:15:06,Taylor Heyl,CORP with CRI and 1 OPH associate
08/09/2013,15:15:09,Taylor Heyl,ASR hot pink
08/09/2013,15:15:13,Taylor Heyl,CRI ANT on ledge
08/09/2013,15:15:16,Taylor Heyl,CORL in crack?
08/09/2013,15:15:16,robertcarney,CRI
08/09/2013,15:15:18,Taylor Heyl,COR cup
08/09/2013,15:15:40,Taylor Heyl,SPOHEX vase
08/09/2013,15:15:41,Taylor Heyl,CORP
08/09/2013,15:15:42,thomasritter,Seems like some species are more sensitive than others -oreos and often rattails appear stunned and disoriented, while chimaeras are mostly indifferent
08/09/2013,15:15:43,Taylor Heyl,ASR yellow
08/09/2013,15:15:44,peterauster,There have been a few papers lately on attraction/avoidance issues with underwater vehicles ... by all means something to assess and acknwledge
08/09/2013,15:16:37,Rhian Waller,COR Lophelia in the crack! 
08/09/2013,15:16:44,Andrea Quattrini,i dont think it is always by species either, can be on individual to individual basis
08/09/2013,15:16:45,Rhian Waller,(my video is delayed, so i'm sure it's a while back)
08/09/2013,15:16:47,Tim Shank,Best to have a camera and lights that see beyond the pressure wave caused by the any vehicle
08/09/2013,15:16:50,leswatling,the I1 stream has a lot of lag for me know, and the audio is often broken up... 
08/09/2013,15:16:57,Rhian Waller,But that was definitely Lophelia
08/09/2013,15:17:02,Taylor Heyl,yes Lophelia!
08/09/2013,15:17:15,Taylor Heyl,ACN just closing up
08/09/2013,15:17:19,Taylor Heyl,SHI banded next to ACN
08/09/2013,15:17:20,Taylor Heyl,SPO white
08/09/2013,15:17:22,Taylor Heyl,CER?
08/09/2013,15:17:26,Taylor Heyl,Depth 822 meters
08/09/2013,15:18:25,Tim Shank,Can't figure out delay yet..  seeing COR bamboos in HD2 feed
08/09/2013,15:18:36,Taylor Heyl,SHI red
08/09/2013,15:18:38,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange
08/09/2013,15:19:32,jasonchaytor,large spalling failure below this part of the outcrop
08/09/2013,15:20:03,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid
08/09/2013,15:20:08,Taylor Heyl,SAL in water column
08/09/2013,15:21:14,Taylor Heyl,COR cluster here...
08/09/2013,15:21:44,Taylor Heyl,COR cup with Acanthogorgia and Anthothela
08/09/2013,15:21:44,Tim Shank,COR acanthogorgia?
08/09/2013,15:21:55,Andrea Quattrini,COR Acanthogorgia
08/09/2013,15:22:02,Taylor Heyl,OPH associates
08/09/2013,15:22:10,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Anthothela 
08/09/2013,15:22:11,Tim Shank,Some delay in I 1 still
08/09/2013,15:22:14,Rhian Waller,Dead cup corals as the base there
08/09/2013,15:22:15,Taylor Heyl,OPH at base - different morph 
08/09/2013,15:22:24,Taylor Heyl,COR cup live on right
08/09/2013,15:22:28,Rhian Waller,Some live cup coral too!
08/09/2013,15:22:44,Taylor Heyl,Depth 816 meters
08/09/2013,15:22:48,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid
08/09/2013,15:22:50,leswatling,pink coral on the left seems to be a primnoa.
08/09/2013,15:22:50,Taylor Heyl,COR cup live
08/09/2013,15:22:54,Rhian Waller,Looks like two species of coral too
08/09/2013,15:23:14,Taylor Heyl,CORO Bamboo
08/09/2013,15:23:18,Taylor Heyl,ACN large pink
08/09/2013,15:23:36,Rhian Waller,Might be some dead Reef Building coral as the base in there too - can almost see small polyps 
08/09/2013,15:23:47,Rhian Waller,Live COR solitary above too
08/09/2013,15:24:06,Taylor Heyl,ACN purple spiky - Actinernus 
08/09/2013,15:24:39,Taylor Heyl,ACN large pink
08/09/2013,15:25:00,Taylor Heyl,moving laterally along vertical wall with fractures and ledges Depth 805 meters
08/09/2013,15:25:13,Taylor Heyl,many SPO on this vertical wall
08/09/2013,15:26:00,Taylor Heyl,Vertical wall with many COR
08/09/2013,15:26:02,adamskarke,41 03.8807 N  66 23.3579 W
08/09/2013,15:26:03,Taylor Heyl,COR solitary
08/09/2013,15:26:04,Taylor Heyl,CORP
08/09/2013,15:26:05,Taylor Heyl,CORL
08/09/2013,15:26:10,Taylor Heyl,COR Paragorgia
08/09/2013,15:26:15,Taylor Heyl,ASR white
08/09/2013,15:26:27,Taylor Heyl,SPO HEX large white
08/09/2013,15:26:35,Taylor Heyl,SPO HEX vase 
08/09/2013,15:26:44,Taylor Heyl,Acanthogorgia?
08/09/2013,15:26:57,Taylor Heyl,COR Solenosmilia 
08/09/2013,15:27:09,Taylor Heyl,"tube clusters"
08/09/2013,15:27:25,Rhian Waller,COR Lophelia?
08/09/2013,15:27:32,Rhian Waller,Lots of solitary corals!
08/09/2013,15:27:33,Taylor Heyl,Anthothela?
08/09/2013,15:27:43,Taylor Heyl,HYD and CRI on Solenosmilia
08/09/2013,15:27:47,Rhian Waller,Mayeb - I didn't get a good look!
08/09/2013,15:27:49,Taylor Heyl,Depth 807 meters
08/09/2013,15:27:53,leswatling,looks like Anthothela
08/09/2013,15:28:36,leswatling,worm tube could be a sabellid of some kind...
08/09/2013,15:28:39,Rhian Waller,It was actually a white coral on the way in to this clump - we're pretty delayed here. 
08/09/2013,15:28:49,Tim Shank,Is the pick coral Bubblegum coral?
08/09/2013,15:29:04,Taylor Heyl,yes, I think so
08/09/2013,15:29:12,Tim Shank,Some snap zooms on various corals would be great
08/09/2013,15:29:24,Tim Shank,White, pink, and yellow  corals
08/09/2013,15:29:35,Tim Shank,Thank you Rhian.
08/09/2013,15:29:49,Taylor Heyl,WHOI disconnected from conference call...calling back in now
08/09/2013,15:30:23,jasonchaytor,The number and distribution of the corals suggest that this portion of the wall is/has been more stable for some time, that is, no significant failures
08/09/2013,15:30:43,Tim Shank,Yeah, whoi we are delayed here too.  Thanks for calling back in WHOI- many problems today.
08/09/2013,15:31:08,Tim Shank,COR Paragorgia
08/09/2013,15:31:08,Taylor Heyl,close up of COR Paragorgia
08/09/2013,15:31:11,Taylor Heyl,COR cup 
08/09/2013,15:31:17,Tim Shank,Can we look for associates?
08/09/2013,15:31:33,Taylor Heyl,APH associates on COR Paragorgia
08/09/2013,15:31:49,Rhian Waller,Cor solitary - desmophyllums I think
08/09/2013,15:31:57,Taylor Heyl,SER
08/09/2013,15:32:00,Tim Shank,Great.  Thank you
08/09/2013,15:32:08,Rhian Waller,HYD on the Paragorgia
08/09/2013,15:32:22,Rhian Waller,Not much else! 
08/09/2013,15:32:53,peterauster,FSH  Synaph in brow cam drifting by wall 
08/09/2013,15:33:15,Taylor Heyl,COR Acanthogorgia
08/09/2013,15:33:19,Taylor Heyl,CORL
08/09/2013,15:33:21,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid 
08/09/2013,15:33:25,Taylor Heyl,ASR yellow
08/09/2013,15:33:28,Rhian Waller,Its interesting how many of these octocorals seem to be growing out of old clumps of scleractinians
08/09/2013,15:33:39,jasonchaytor,You can see subtle scrap marks on the wall surface with no preferred orientation.  These may be from biological activity and form part of the overall package of bioerosion
08/09/2013,15:33:45,Taylor Heyl,Diversity of corals on this wall is amazing
08/09/2013,15:33:47,Rhian Waller,COR lophelia!
08/09/2013,15:33:50,Taylor Heyl,OPH associates in CORL
08/09/2013,15:33:53,Taylor Heyl,SHI banded
08/09/2013,15:34:57,Tim Shank,ASR white - Neomorphaster like
08/09/2013,15:35:40,Tim Shank,Great wall of Heezen corals
08/09/2013,15:35:43,Taylor Heyl,Wow!
08/09/2013,15:36:53,Rhian Waller,Anotehr big paragorgia?
08/09/2013,15:37:04,Taylor Heyl,COR Paragorgia x2
08/09/2013,15:37:15,Tim Shank,Rhian, did you see 4 octocorals spp?   thought I saw 3
08/09/2013,15:37:33,Tim Shank,Paragorgia with Anthotela?
08/09/2013,15:37:34,leswatling,sure doesn't look stable! 
08/09/2013,15:37:39,Tim Shank,at the bease
08/09/2013,15:37:42,Rhian Waller,CORP, Paragorgia, Anthothellia and I thought stoloniferous
08/09/2013,15:37:52,Rhian Waller,But we're pretty delayed and choppy here, so I could be wrong on that!
08/09/2013,15:38:12,Rhian Waller,for scleracs I got soloneosmillia, lophelia and desmo - maybe Javania in there too!
08/09/2013,15:38:28,Andrea Quattrini,CORG Paragaorgia with Anthothela
08/09/2013,15:38:39,Taylor Heyl,URC 
08/09/2013,15:38:44,Taylor Heyl,COR cup Desmo
08/09/2013,15:38:45,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Cylocthone
08/09/2013,15:38:50,Taylor Heyl,SHi banded on COR Paragorgia
08/09/2013,15:38:52,Rhian Waller,SPO
08/09/2013,15:38:57,jasonchaytor,the contrast in stability of the walls is quite remarkable and it reinforces the fact that the time scale of processes in the ocean is just so different to what we have a better understanding of on land
08/09/2013,15:39:04,leswatling,no ophi on the Paragorgia?
08/09/2013,15:39:10,Rhian Waller,True Jason!
08/09/2013,15:39:17,Tim Shank,None on the earlier either….
08/09/2013,15:39:30,Taylor Heyl,CRI associate on Anthothela
08/09/2013,15:39:37,Tim Shank,easy to see then with polyps retracted
08/09/2013,15:39:46,leswatling,too shallow Tim?
08/09/2013,15:39:54,Rhian Waller,What depth are we?
08/09/2013,15:40:00,Taylor Heyl,SHI banded  x2 on COR Paragorgia
08/09/2013,15:40:44,Taylor Heyl,SAL in water column
08/09/2013,15:40:57,Taylor Heyl,FSH
08/09/2013,15:41:03,Taylor Heyl,CORP several
08/09/2013,15:41:32,Tim Shank,Always a factor…could be.  Basket stars are known on Paragorgia between 200-500m in the NW Atlantic...
08/09/2013,15:42:04,jasonchaytor,fun fact: on land precarious boulders (I use the size term loosely) like these are used in areas of seismic activity to estimate timing and intensity of ground shaking
08/09/2013,15:42:09,Taylor Heyl,COR Paragorgia with COR solitary, Anthothela
08/09/2013,15:42:13,Taylor Heyl,Depth 802 meters
08/09/2013,15:42:18,Taylor Heyl,SPO HEX 
08/09/2013,15:42:25,leswatling,so maybe the Asteroschema are limited by depth upward and then basket stars take over?
08/09/2013,15:42:41,Taylor Heyl,Paragorgia with polyps retracted, no OPHS, SHI banded 
08/09/2013,15:42:42,jasonchaytor,did anyone else loose I1?
08/09/2013,15:42:50,Rhian Waller,Basket stars really prevalent on paragorgia ~500m in Alaska too
08/09/2013,15:42:51,jasonchaytor,lose
08/09/2013,15:42:52,Tim Shank,I have I1
08/09/2013,15:43:02,Rhian Waller,I have I1 - choppy though
08/09/2013,15:43:17,leswatling,yep choppy here too...
08/09/2013,15:43:26,jasonchaytor,english is failing me today
08/09/2013,15:43:27,Taylor Heyl,Aplacophorans!!
08/09/2013,15:43:32,Rhian Waller,Amazing how many cup corals are here
08/09/2013,15:44:06,Rhian Waller,Is that one or two Paragorgia? Weird half the polyps are open if it's one colony
08/09/2013,15:44:46,Taylor Heyl,Aplacophorans tightly wrapped on COR x4
08/09/2013,15:44:54,Taylor Heyl,Some on COR Paragorgia too
08/09/2013,15:45:09,Tim Shank,Yes good Rhian.  There are lots of associates on paragorgia at these shallow depths- in the Atlantic- highly diverse associates- copepods, aplacs, to polychaetes.
08/09/2013,15:45:21,Tim Shank,I1 feed locking up a lot now  - argh
08/09/2013,15:46:25,Taylor Heyl,Moving laterally on wall, still seeing high abundance of corals
08/09/2013,15:46:29,Rhian Waller,Looks like LOTS of paragorgia here!
08/09/2013,15:46:31,Taylor Heyl,COR Paragorgia x5
08/09/2013,15:46:35,Taylor Heyl,Depth 790 meters
08/09/2013,15:46:50,Rhian Waller,Is that white paragorgia too?
08/09/2013,15:47:03,leswatling,looks like a white version.
08/09/2013,15:48:00,Taylor Heyl,Great view of this wall of corals from serios view
08/09/2013,15:49:03,Taylor Heyl,COR Clavularia
08/09/2013,15:49:06,amandademopoulos,Did we see black coral earlier
08/09/2013,15:49:23,Taylor Heyl,I don't think we have seen any black coral so far this dive...
08/09/2013,15:49:30,amandademopoulos,ok-just checking
08/09/2013,15:49:39,Taylor Heyl,SPOHEX
08/09/2013,15:49:54,Taylor Heyl,URC white
08/09/2013,15:50:04,Taylor Heyl,large COR Paragorgia!
08/09/2013,15:50:08,Taylor Heyl,Depth 783 meters
08/09/2013,15:50:15,jasonchaytor,nice strength contrast between the rock layers
08/09/2013,15:50:15,Taylor Heyl,SQD bobtail
08/09/2013,15:50:18,Rhian Waller,BEAUTIFUL!
08/09/2013,15:50:19,Taylor Heyl,CORP
08/09/2013,15:50:37,jasonchaytor,thin high-strength, weaker thicker layers
08/09/2013,15:51:09,Taylor Heyl,URC white
08/09/2013,15:51:33,Rhian Waller,White and Pink paragorgia
08/09/2013,15:52:50,Taylor Heyl,COR Bamboo?
08/09/2013,15:52:54,Taylor Heyl,SHi mysid 
08/09/2013,15:53:42,Tim Shank,I1 feed miserably locking up...
08/09/2013,15:53:51,Rhian Waller,Yup...
08/09/2013,15:53:57,Rhian Waller,I1 not so good
08/09/2013,15:54:54,Tim Shank,Are there small CORP here?
08/09/2013,15:54:55,amandademopoulos,any way to resolve I1 feed?
08/09/2013,15:55:12,Taylor Heyl,Still seeing beautiful corals on this wall, many Paragorgia, Clavularia...
08/09/2013,15:55:20,Taylor Heyl,Depth 774 meters
08/09/2013,15:55:22,Tim Shank,I wish-  can try getting rid of browser buffer, restarting, etc.
08/09/2013,15:55:38,amandademopoulos,jason is having issue too
08/09/2013,15:55:40,Tim Shank,Are there yellow- small CORP here
08/09/2013,15:55:43,Rhian Waller,Is the orange primnoa?
08/09/2013,15:55:59,Tim Shank,Something dark on the white Paragorgia
08/09/2013,15:56:03,leswatling,me too in Hawaii, feed is lost
08/09/2013,15:56:04,Taylor Heyl,white COR Paragorgia...some HYD and sediment on skeleton
08/09/2013,15:56:25,Taylor Heyl,SHI banded associate on white Paragorgia
08/09/2013,15:56:26,Rhian Waller,Very thick central axis!
08/09/2013,15:56:28,Taylor Heyl,x3
08/09/2013,15:56:39,Tim Shank,Feed lost
08/09/2013,15:56:56,Taylor Heyl,SAL chain
08/09/2013,15:58:38,Tim Shank,Feed down.   Anyone else?
08/09/2013,15:58:51,Tim Shank,Darn and on this great wall…zooming in...
08/09/2013,15:59:09,kerrymcculloch,Our feed is ok here at WHOI
08/09/2013,15:59:11,leswatling,nothing on 1 or 2 for me...
08/09/2013,15:59:27,Rhian Waller,Feed one is back here - but choppy again
08/09/2013,16:00:10,Rhian Waller,772m
08/09/2013,16:01:20,marthanizinski,41 03.8695 6623.3703 W 774 m
08/09/2013,16:01:34,jasonchaytor,the choppiness makes it easy to take my own screen grabs here though :-)
08/09/2013,16:01:38,kerrymcculloch,zooming in on COR Paragorgia
08/09/2013,16:01:49,kerrymcculloch,COR cup
08/09/2013,16:03:30,kerrymcculloch,banded SHI
08/09/2013,16:04:00,kerrymcculloch,COR Primnoa?
08/09/2013,16:04:12,James Austin,Restarting things again here at the ISC.  Stand by.
08/09/2013,16:04:58,kerrymcculloch,FSH
08/09/2013,16:05:43,kerrymcculloch,2x SHI on Primnoa
08/09/2013,16:05:46,Rhian Waller,COR - young primnoa
08/09/2013,16:05:50,Rhian Waller,Thin axis
08/09/2013,16:06:20,Tim Shank,Rhian, you have I1?
08/09/2013,16:06:33,Rhian Waller,Very very very choppily, i'm probably waaayyyy behind!
08/09/2013,16:06:33,Tim Shank,Down here.
08/09/2013,16:06:44,leswatling,I1 is back to me, but mostly still frames...
08/09/2013,16:06:52,Rhian Waller,White COR on right different species
08/09/2013,16:07:08,Andrea Quattrini,no I1 for me yet
08/09/2013,16:07:11,kerrymcculloch,Coral on the right... could be Anthothela perhaps?
08/09/2013,16:07:23,kerrymcculloch,purple ASR
08/09/2013,16:07:38,Rhian Waller,COR solitary - Desmophyllum
08/09/2013,16:07:47,Rhian Waller,SPO
08/09/2013,16:08:01,Rhian Waller,Lost my I1 here
08/09/2013,16:08:57,leswatling,I1 back but still freezing...
08/09/2013,16:09:01,kerrymcculloch,COR Anthothela with no associates
08/09/2013,16:09:22,Rhian Waller,FSH on primnoa
08/09/2013,16:09:34,Rhian Waller,Caught in polyps?
08/09/2013,16:09:44,Andrea Quattrini,man! i want to see! ha
08/09/2013,16:10:13,leswatling,yeah... I wonder how many wind up getting free.
08/09/2013,16:10:33,kerrymcculloch,white SPO on wall
08/09/2013,16:10:42,Catalina Martinez,I1 should be better now. . .let me know
08/09/2013,16:10:52,Andrea Quattrini,I1 back for me!
08/09/2013,16:10:57,leswatling, Not one of the fish we have seen stuck like this are immobile, which gives credence to the idea that the octocorals do no thave much of a toxin in the cnidae.
08/09/2013,16:11:35,Andrea Quattrini,what fish was it?
08/09/2013,16:11:44,kerrymcculloch,white COR Paragorgia
08/09/2013,16:11:55,leswatling,it was another of those little guys, maybe a cm or two
08/09/2013,16:12:09,Andrea Quattrini,a midwater cyclothone? 
08/09/2013,16:12:11,kerrymcculloch,2x banded SHI on white COR Paragorgia
08/09/2013,16:12:29,Rhian Waller,Seems better Catalina - thanks!
08/09/2013,16:12:42,leswatling,can't tell you that because I may have missed that ID previously...
08/09/2013,16:12:52,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Clavularia
08/09/2013,16:12:55,Andrea Quattrini,thanks Les-
08/09/2013,16:13:18,jasonchaytor,looks like recolonization of a failed area
08/09/2013,16:14:01,kerrymcculloch,zooming on Primnoa next to the large pink COR Paragorgai
08/09/2013,16:14:34,leswatling,Catalina, I am still getting freeze frames, not much actually moving video. that is, the video runs for about 1 sec then the image freezes for 3 secs or longer.
08/09/2013,16:14:43,kerrymcculloch,multiple COR cup along wall
08/09/2013,16:15:00,kerrymcculloch,bobtail SQD
08/09/2013,16:15:35,Tim Shank,close up on CORO Clavularia
08/09/2013,16:15:55,Tim Shank,COR Anthothela…not sure what's been logged here
08/09/2013,16:16:13,Taylor Heyl,large COR Paragorgia
08/09/2013,16:16:16,leswatling,video much more stable now...
08/09/2013,16:16:16,Taylor Heyl,CORP
08/09/2013,16:16:38,Tim Shank,Have we zoomed in CORP yet?
08/09/2013,16:16:48,Tim Shank,Thank you :-)
08/09/2013,16:16:48,Taylor Heyl,not yet
08/09/2013,16:17:09,James Austin,I agree with Jayson.  Rock surfaces around these colonies are pretty clean, suggesting a "recent" downslope failure.
08/09/2013,16:17:50,kerrymcculloch,zooming in on CORP
08/09/2013,16:18:03,Taylor Heyl,CTE
08/09/2013,16:18:14,Taylor Heyl,ZOA
08/09/2013,16:18:31,Taylor Heyl,SER
08/09/2013,16:18:36,Taylor Heyl,white SPO
08/09/2013,16:18:39,Tim Shank,Perhaps not a CORP…but ZOA overgrowing something… there is another "CORP" down below - 2 meters maybe
08/09/2013,16:18:58,Taylor Heyl,close up of COR Paragorgia
08/09/2013,16:19:02,Taylor Heyl,SHI banded 
08/09/2013,16:19:05,Taylor Heyl,Depth 777 meters
08/09/2013,16:19:20,Taylor Heyl,egg case in Paragorgia
08/09/2013,16:19:24,marthanizinski,DVL coral forest
08/09/2013,16:19:25,Taylor Heyl,multiple
08/09/2013,16:19:37,Taylor Heyl,sediment on axis 
08/09/2013,16:19:38,Andrea Quattrini,2 EGG cases
08/09/2013,16:19:46,Taylor Heyl,3 egg cases (1 below)
08/09/2013,16:19:52,Taylor Heyl,white thing in center?
08/09/2013,16:22:48,marthanizinski,41 03.8684 N 66 223.3701 W 779 m
08/09/2013,16:23:06,Tim Shank,I did not see what that was Taylor.
08/09/2013,16:23:18,Taylor Heyl,WHOI start recording EX1304L2_ROV09_3.ts.
08/09/2013,16:23:20,jasonchaytor,the wall right below these paragorgia is largely devoid of the larger forms, certainly more patchy distribution, may again be a sign of past instability
08/09/2013,16:23:58,kerrymcculloch,SAL
08/09/2013,16:24:06,Taylor Heyl,SAL chain
08/09/2013,16:25:14,Taylor Heyl,CTE
08/09/2013,16:25:18,Taylor Heyl,SPO HEX
08/09/2013,16:25:24,Taylor Heyl,CRARED
08/09/2013,16:25:30,Taylor Heyl,COR cup Desmophyllum
08/09/2013,16:25:51,eleanorbors,SHI
08/09/2013,16:25:55,Taylor Heyl,Depth 777 meters
08/09/2013,16:25:59,Taylor Heyl,close up of CRARED
08/09/2013,16:26:02,Taylor Heyl,SPO white
08/09/2013,16:26:04,Tim Shank,Can we zoom in on small yellow coral to the right /center
08/09/2013,16:26:07,Taylor Heyl,FSH
08/09/2013,16:26:09,Tim Shank,I1 DOWN
08/09/2013,16:26:29,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Gadiropsaurus ensis
08/09/2013,16:26:33,Tim Shank,thought I saw yellow CORP….wanted to confirm….between two Paragorgia
08/09/2013,16:26:40,Tim Shank,Anyone else with I1 down?
08/09/2013,16:26:52,Andrea Quattrini,G ensis pretty large
08/09/2013,16:26:52,jasonchaytor,it is in and out again
08/09/2013,16:27:20,eleanorbors,Good afternoon everyone, this is Ellie joining the team at WHOI.  
08/09/2013,16:28:04,Taylor Heyl,close up of COR Acanthogorgia
08/09/2013,16:28:10,Taylor Heyl,Anthothela on right?
08/09/2013,16:28:14,Andrea Quattrini,CORG Acanthogorgia and Anthothela
08/09/2013,16:28:15,Taylor Heyl,I don't see any SHI
08/09/2013,16:28:20,Taylor Heyl,or any other associates
08/09/2013,16:28:21,Tim Shank,Ah, it was a an Acanthogorgia.  
08/09/2013,16:28:45,Tim Shank,So, have we observed any COPR on this wall?
08/09/2013,16:28:53,Tim Shank,CORP, sorry.
08/09/2013,16:29:22,jasonchaytor,I though I saw surface scratches coming radially out of one of the burrows 
08/09/2013,16:29:28,Taylor Heyl,Anthothela with HYD
08/09/2013,16:29:45,Taylor Heyl,I don't think we have seen Paramuricea on this wall, Tim.
08/09/2013,16:29:46,Andrea Quattrini,CORG Paragorgia tiny
08/09/2013,16:29:56,Taylor Heyl,All yellow corals have been Acanthogorgia
08/09/2013,16:30:35,marthanizinski,pilot change
08/09/2013,16:31:43,Taylor Heyl,SQD
08/09/2013,16:31:49,Taylor Heyl,translucent-type
08/09/2013,16:31:53,Taylor Heyl,SPO HEX
08/09/2013,16:32:49,Taylor Heyl,COR Primnoa?
08/09/2013,16:32:53,eleanorbors,Line of COR here: Paragorgia pink and white, COR CUP
08/09/2013,16:32:57,Taylor Heyl,COR Paragorgia 
08/09/2013,16:33:10,Taylor Heyl,SPO hEX
08/09/2013,16:33:23,Taylor Heyl,No associates visible on Paragorgia
08/09/2013,16:33:27,Taylor Heyl,Depth 779 meters
08/09/2013,16:33:29,Taylor Heyl,FELO
08/09/2013,16:34:23,eleanorbors,more COR Paragorgia pink and light pink 
08/09/2013,16:34:37,Taylor Heyl,ASR hot pink
08/09/2013,16:34:58,Taylor Heyl,still moving up this vertical wall with extensive COR and SPO
08/09/2013,16:35:01,Taylor Heyl,Depth 777 meters
08/09/2013,16:35:04,eleanorbors,numerous SPO, many different morphologies 
08/09/2013,16:35:07,Taylor Heyl,COR cup
08/09/2013,16:35:40,Tim Shank,ASR poraniid variety
08/09/2013,16:36:17,eleanorbors,EGG case possibly on the COR Paragorgia 
08/09/2013,16:37:22,eleanorbors,Nice shot of this COR Paragorgia with Lasers on 
08/09/2013,16:37:30,Taylor Heyl,ASR white
08/09/2013,16:37:36,eleanorbors,Not seeing any associates on this coral 
08/09/2013,16:37:47,Taylor Heyl,sediment on axis of Paragorgia
08/09/2013,16:38:21,eleanorbors,COR Acanthogorgia (likely) 
08/09/2013,16:38:35,Taylor Heyl,ACN orange and many SPO
08/09/2013,16:38:48,Taylor Heyl,COR Paragorgia - VERY LARGE
08/09/2013,16:39:05,Taylor Heyl,two different colors on this Paragorgia
08/09/2013,16:39:17,Taylor Heyl,Depth 769 meters
08/09/2013,16:39:24,Taylor Heyl,white and pink Paragorgia together 
08/09/2013,16:39:27,Taylor Heyl,SHi banded
08/09/2013,16:39:30,eleanorbors,SHI on COR Paragorgia 
08/09/2013,16:39:41,Taylor Heyl,Water temp 4.8C
08/09/2013,16:39:45,jasonchaytor,significant fracture forming along the backside of the block this coral is attached to
08/09/2013,16:40:30,Taylor Heyl,egg case in Paragorgia?
08/09/2013,16:40:31,Taylor Heyl,CTE
08/09/2013,16:40:38,Taylor Heyl,Paragorgia forest here
08/09/2013,16:40:38,Tim Shank,Sounds great Amanda
08/09/2013,16:40:44,eleanorbors,incredible numbers of large Paragorgia!
08/09/2013,16:40:55,Taylor Heyl,SAL
08/09/2013,16:40:59,Tim Shank,Hard to leave such a great place….but...
08/09/2013,16:41:24,Taylor Heyl,SHI banded on this COR Paragorgia 
08/09/2013,16:41:29,Tim Shank,I1 DOWN
08/09/2013,16:41:44,Taylor Heyl,many SHI on the Paragorgia
08/09/2013,16:41:45,Andrea Quattrini,i1 good here
08/09/2013,16:42:03,jasonchaytor,Do the hold-fasts bore into the rock at all, or is it simply a surficial feature?
08/09/2013,16:43:43,Tim Shank,Anyone else with all feeds down?
08/09/2013,16:44:42,Taylor Heyl,CTE
08/09/2013,16:45:02,Taylor Heyl,WHOI I1 feed down too
08/09/2013,16:45:09,Taylor Heyl,I2 still up
08/09/2013,16:45:27,eleanorbors,According to Twitter, Chris Mah also lost I1
08/09/2013,16:45:31,Tim Shank,Thank you Taylor
08/09/2013,16:45:48,Taylor Heyl,FSH
08/09/2013,16:45:56,Taylor Heyl,CTE
08/09/2013,16:46:03,amandademopoulos,what is the i1 issue? any updates?
08/09/2013,16:46:17,Taylor Heyl,Moving up vertical wall, passing large Paragorgia, Acanthogorgia, COR cup and SPO.....
08/09/2013,16:46:21,Taylor Heyl,Depth 768 meters
08/09/2013,16:46:27,eleanorbors,Seems to be a lot of marine snow in these parts--lots of particulate providing possible food for these massive corals. 
08/09/2013,16:46:49,Taylor Heyl,white SPO abundant here.
08/09/2013,16:46:51,jasonchaytor,lots of vertical and inclined fractures
08/09/2013,16:46:54,eleanorbors,SHI on the rock face
08/09/2013,16:47:22,eleanorbors,COR Paragorgia 
08/09/2013,16:47:23,jasonchaytor,pervasive joint sets
08/09/2013,16:47:49,eleanorbors,ACN
08/09/2013,16:47:55,eleanorbors,CTE
08/09/2013,16:48:22,Taylor Heyl,reaching top of wall, seeing sediment on margin wall....
08/09/2013,16:48:27,Taylor Heyl,ACN pink on sediment on margin
08/09/2013,16:48:31,eleanorbors,COR Cup
08/09/2013,16:48:33,Catalina Martinez,I1 being restarted again
08/09/2013,16:48:37,Taylor Heyl,COR abundant on vertical wall
08/09/2013,16:48:43,eleanorbors,two big BUR here
08/09/2013,16:48:45,Taylor Heyl,COR Acanthogorgia x2
08/09/2013,16:48:55,Taylor Heyl,Depth 760 meters
08/09/2013,16:49:07,Taylor Heyl,no associates visible
08/09/2013,16:49:26,Taylor Heyl,wait....something red on right of this Acanthogorgia
08/09/2013,16:49:32,Taylor Heyl,POL in tubes
08/09/2013,16:49:39,Taylor Heyl,OPH on ROC
08/09/2013,16:49:51,eleanorbors,APH on COR
08/09/2013,16:49:52,Tim Shank,In tubes on the coral?
08/09/2013,16:49:56,Taylor Heyl,APH associates on Acanthogorgia
08/09/2013,16:49:57,Tim Shank,I1 still down  :-(
08/09/2013,16:49:59,jasonchaytor,manganese-iron coating (?) on the rock surface
08/09/2013,16:50:10,Taylor Heyl,no, POL in tubes at base of COR
08/09/2013,16:50:16,Tim Shank,Thank you
08/09/2013,16:51:00,Tim Shank,Not easy with no visuals and just the chat.  Sorry.
08/09/2013,16:51:25,Taylor Heyl,no other associates on this Acanthogorgia
08/09/2013,16:51:32,Taylor Heyl,close up of Acanthogorgia
08/09/2013,16:51:45,Taylor Heyl,white specs in SED - could be forams
08/09/2013,16:52:08,jasonchaytor,could be G. menardii, they are pretty large
08/09/2013,16:52:17,jasonchaytor,forams
08/09/2013,16:52:18,Taylor Heyl,on margin rock now.....close up of small cave
08/09/2013,16:53:04,Taylor Heyl,SQD bobtail
08/09/2013,16:53:13,Taylor Heyl,COR on small ROC next to ACN
08/09/2013,16:53:19,Taylor Heyl,close up of SQD bobtail
08/09/2013,16:54:00,jasonchaytor,scattered cobbles on sediment surface
08/09/2013,16:54:02,Taylor Heyl,Traversing over soft sediment now, depth 756 meters
08/09/2013,16:54:07,Taylor Heyl,BUR with something in it
08/09/2013,16:54:11,Taylor Heyl,ACN venus fly trap
08/09/2013,16:54:19,Taylor Heyl,FSH rattail
08/09/2013,16:54:32,Taylor Heyl,ACN on sediment
08/09/2013,16:54:36,Taylor Heyl,moving toward WP3
08/09/2013,16:55:02,Taylor Heyl,ANT line
08/09/2013,16:55:07,Taylor Heyl,small rock cluster
08/09/2013,16:55:11,Taylor Heyl,CTE red
08/09/2013,16:55:16,Taylor Heyl,sediment is mounded now
08/09/2013,16:55:23,Taylor Heyl,quill worms and BURs in this sediment 
08/09/2013,16:55:28,Taylor Heyl,CORP? ahead
08/09/2013,16:55:36,Taylor Heyl,small ROCs scattered on sediment
08/09/2013,16:55:37,Taylor Heyl,CRARED
08/09/2013,16:55:45,Taylor Heyl,ACN pink on SED
08/09/2013,16:55:58,Taylor Heyl,Not CORP - Acanthogorgia
08/09/2013,16:55:59,Andrea Quattrini,FSH hake
08/09/2013,16:56:38,Taylor Heyl,close up of SHI carapace
08/09/2013,16:57:40,Taylor Heyl,BUR in SED
08/09/2013,16:57:55,Tim Shank,Feed 2 only up here now…. and delayed a bit...
08/09/2013,16:58:59,Tim Shank,Transiting over SED
08/09/2013,16:59:06,Tim Shank,CRA hermit
08/09/2013,16:59:13,Taylor Heyl,PAG with ACN
08/09/2013,16:59:14,Tim Shank,Can hear back can't see :-)
08/09/2013,16:59:27,Tim Shank,BUT can't see 
08/09/2013,16:59:32,Andrea Quattrini,PAG with Epizoanthus?
08/09/2013,17:00:25,Andrea Quattrini,FSH eelpout
08/09/2013,17:01:59,robertcarney,GAS very small
08/09/2013,17:02:07,Andrea Quattrini,FSH eelpout ?Lycenchelys paxillus but need confirmation
08/09/2013,17:02:35,eleanorbors,PAG with ACN
08/09/2013,17:02:36,Taylor Heyl,another PAG with Epizoanthus
08/09/2013,17:02:40,robertcarney,TUBes many arched white tubes...dentalium shells?
08/09/2013,17:02:42,Taylor Heyl,Depth 746 meters
08/09/2013,17:02:59,marthanizinski,41 03.8837 N66 23.3860 W 745 m
08/09/2013,17:02:59,Taylor Heyl,haven't seen any holothurians today...
08/09/2013,17:03:05,Taylor Heyl,and no traces on this sediment
08/09/2013,17:03:14,Taylor Heyl,ACN on sediment x2
08/09/2013,17:03:22,robertcarney,SED plenty of traces
08/09/2013,17:03:22,Taylor Heyl,CTE red
08/09/2013,17:03:45,Tim Shank,I1 feed 1 and 3 still down….  anyone else?
08/09/2013,17:04:11,Taylor Heyl,FSH in depression
08/09/2013,17:04:11,robertcarney,FSH
08/09/2013,17:04:16,eleanorbors,BUR
08/09/2013,17:04:23,Taylor Heyl,FSH tiny rattail
08/09/2013,17:04:23,robertcarney,BUR color contrast
08/09/2013,17:04:38,RHIAN WALLER,Just logged in here - good picture and sound on I1
08/09/2013,17:04:47,Andrea Quattrini,FSH hake Urophycis
08/09/2013,17:05:06,robertcarney,SHI
08/09/2013,17:05:08,eleanorbors,SHI on SED
08/09/2013,17:06:11,robertcarney,BUR
08/09/2013,17:06:33,Andrea Quattrini,FSH BBRF
08/09/2013,17:06:34,Tim Shank,FSH BBRF
08/09/2013,17:06:49,robertcarney,TUBe white rt fsh
08/09/2013,17:07:08,Tim Shank,Feed 1 on my Iphone now…rubbing sticks together next :-)
08/09/2013,17:07:57,James Austin,Kelley was watching the live feeds on her flight here.
08/09/2013,17:08:32,robertcarney,CRARED
08/09/2013,17:08:44,eleanorbors,ACN in SED
08/09/2013,17:08:47,Taylor Heyl,good luck, Tim.
08/09/2013,17:09:01,Andrea Quattrini,FSH BBRF
08/09/2013,17:09:06,marthanizinski,bearing 280
08/09/2013,17:09:32,eleanorbors,CTE red
08/09/2013,17:09:37,Tim Shank,Thanks Jamie.  Makes me feel none the better.  Iphone now down too…can you fax me screen grabs as we go? :-)  Will keep trying.
08/09/2013,17:09:39,eleanorbors,more TUB 
08/09/2013,17:10:18,robertcarney,TUBes white arched tubes ubiquitous not shells
08/09/2013,17:10:31,James Austin,Roger on the screen grabs, Tim!  Or you could bring the kids and come to URI!
08/09/2013,17:10:56,eleanorbors,ACN in SED
08/09/2013,17:11:31,RHIAN WALLER,Sounds good amanda
08/09/2013,17:11:39,Tim Shank,Oh, if I were that close, I would Jamie.
08/09/2013,17:11:51,jasonchaytor,Mud is geology :-)
08/09/2013,17:12:01,robertcarney,Pseudomorph
08/09/2013,17:12:19,robertcarney,ACN
08/09/2013,17:12:21,James Austin,Mud IS geology!  I agree!
08/09/2013,17:12:21,robertcarney,FSH
08/09/2013,17:12:25,eleanorbors,BBRF
08/09/2013,17:12:38,Tim Shank,Amanda, I agree.  Good plan.  These transitions and different bottom types inform us that much more.
08/09/2013,17:12:52,eleanorbors,JFH
08/09/2013,17:12:59,Andrea Quattrini,FSH eelpout zOOM?
08/09/2013,17:13:09,Andrea Quattrini,cool JFH
08/09/2013,17:13:10,RHIAN WALLER,Beautiful jelly!
08/09/2013,17:13:40,robertcarney,SED wider tracks may be caused by burrowing spatangid urchins
08/09/2013,17:14:09,eleanorbors,FSH eelpout
08/09/2013,17:14:14,Andrea Quattrini,FSH ?L paxillus thank you
08/09/2013,17:14:32,RHIAN WALLER,Jellyfish - Periphylla sp. maybe
08/09/2013,17:14:45,robertcarney,TUBe white arched some epifauna? nothing definitive
08/09/2013,17:15:28,Andrea Quattrini,it is curious that eelpouts are always  curled up like this and rarely lying "straight"
08/09/2013,17:16:14,eleanorbors,SAL chain
08/09/2013,17:17:06,robertcarney,ACN
08/09/2013,17:17:26,robertcarney,OPH small moving
08/09/2013,17:17:47,robertcarney,POL two long tentacles from sed
08/09/2013,17:17:48,eleanorbors,I have never seen an OPHie move that fast...
08/09/2013,17:18:29,robertcarney,TUBe w/ gel nothing defin
08/09/2013,17:18:36,marthanizinski,41 03.8886 N 66 23.4214 W 722 m
08/09/2013,17:18:59,robertcarney,FEC pile lower left
08/09/2013,17:19:56,eleanorbors,SHI in water column 
08/09/2013,17:20:04,Andrea Quattrini,SHI long antennae
08/09/2013,17:20:05,robertcarney,SHI pel sergestid?
08/09/2013,17:20:23,robertcarney,BUR
08/09/2013,17:20:32,eleanorbors,SAL chain
08/09/2013,17:20:32,robertcarney,FSH
08/09/2013,17:20:41,eleanorbors,CRA
08/09/2013,17:20:44,robertcarney,TRACKS parallel
08/09/2013,17:20:53,robertcarney,FSH flat
08/09/2013,17:21:29,Andrea Quattrini,I1 froze
08/09/2013,17:21:30,robertcarney,SHI small near fsh
08/09/2013,17:21:37,Tim Shank,Andrea,  even on mid-ocean ridges and in vent communities, zoarcids curl around rocky hard bottoms, mussels and  tubeworms. 
08/09/2013,17:22:04,Andrea Quattrini,i know, i assume its for protection, but interesting nonetheless.
08/09/2013,17:22:05,Tim Shank,All i1 feeds now DOWN here.
08/09/2013,17:22:05,RHIAN WALLER,I1 all feeds down here
08/09/2013,17:22:11,Tim Shank,Yes, it is.
08/09/2013,17:22:13,RHIAN WALLER,snap…:)
08/09/2013,17:22:15,Andrea Quattrini,was that a witch?
08/09/2013,17:22:26,marthanizinski,I think so
08/09/2013,17:22:36,Andrea Quattrini,FSH witch 
08/09/2013,17:22:44,robertcarney,PAG in GAS shell
08/09/2013,17:22:54,eleanorbors,small OPH in SED
08/09/2013,17:22:55,robertcarney,OPH
08/09/2013,17:23:57,eleanorbors,This is one confused little PAG
08/09/2013,17:24:18,RHIAN WALLER,Poor thing, confused by the bright light!
08/09/2013,17:24:23,kelleyelliott,I1 feeds are working currenty here - are they still down for others?
08/09/2013,17:24:29,RHIAN WALLER,Just came back here
08/09/2013,17:24:36,RHIAN WALLER,all three seem to be on
08/09/2013,17:25:13,kelleyelliott,Great!
08/09/2013,17:25:35,robertcarney,OPH walking
08/09/2013,17:26:10,robertcarney,BUR
08/09/2013,17:26:16,RHIAN WALLER,XEN
08/09/2013,17:26:26,RHIAN WALLER,(oh, burrow - sorry!)
08/09/2013,17:26:40,Andrea Quattrini,I1 choppy here
08/09/2013,17:26:45,robertcarney,ACN
08/09/2013,17:27:06,eleanorbors,continuing along this SED area
08/09/2013,17:27:10,eleanorbors,SAL chain
08/09/2013,17:28:00,robertcarney,GAS shell vacant looks like Eosipho
08/09/2013,17:28:09,Andrea Quattrini,Did anyone else totally lose I1?
08/09/2013,17:28:09,eleanorbors,ACN
08/09/2013,17:28:11,robertcarney,ACN
08/09/2013,17:28:28,RHIAN WALLER,I1 choppy but on here
08/09/2013,17:28:47,robertcarney,ACN
08/09/2013,17:29:18,robertcarney,ROC
08/09/2013,17:29:40,eleanorbors,SPO on ROC
08/09/2013,17:29:47,robertcarney,CRARED
08/09/2013,17:29:48,eleanorbors,CRARED
08/09/2013,17:29:50,robertcarney,BUR
08/09/2013,17:30:33,eleanorbors,COR Acanthogorgia 
08/09/2013,17:30:43,marthanizinski,41 03.9055 N 66 23.4203 W 708 m
08/09/2013,17:30:47,RHIAN WALLER,HYD
08/09/2013,17:31:28,robertcarney,TUBe mudtube on face of rock
08/09/2013,17:31:47,eleanorbors,are these small snails? 
08/09/2013,17:32:00,robertcarney,white dots...cap shaped?
08/09/2013,17:32:49,eleanorbors,SAL chain
08/09/2013,17:33:12,robertcarney,BUR large with excavation craters
08/09/2013,17:33:29,eleanorbors,ROC with SPO and COR colony 
08/09/2013,17:33:44,robertcarney,ROC dark small fragmented boulder/cobble
08/09/2013,17:33:45,eleanorbors,Many SHI on this COR Acanthogorgia 
08/09/2013,17:34:01,eleanorbors,The skeleton on this COR looks different than previously--can see the dark color 
08/09/2013,17:34:11,eleanorbors,CRARED; x2, each at a ROC
08/09/2013,17:34:16,amandademopoulos,noticed the dark color too ellie
08/09/2013,17:34:17,robertcarney,ROC cobble field
08/09/2013,17:34:23,eleanorbors,Every rock in view has a COR! 
08/09/2013,17:35:04,eleanorbors,CRA
08/09/2013,17:35:13,robertcarney,SQA
08/09/2013,17:35:48,eleanorbors,COR Acanthogorgia; again with a darker skeleton color 
08/09/2013,17:35:55,eleanorbors,SPO, white and yellow on this ROC
08/09/2013,17:36:02,eleanorbors,Any associates on this guy? 
08/09/2013,17:36:48,eleanorbors,I don't see any associates form here. 
08/09/2013,17:37:25,robertcarney,FEC pile to rt
08/09/2013,17:37:58,eleanorbors,COR acanthogorgia 
08/09/2013,17:38:10,eleanorbors,SHI on COR Acanthogorgia
08/09/2013,17:39:38,robertcarney,ROC large exposure at edge of drop off
08/09/2013,17:39:42,eleanorbors,COR cup (big)
08/09/2013,17:39:49,eleanorbors,think this is a CORP (?) 
08/09/2013,17:40:15,eleanorbors,small amount of MUC on this COR, but no living associates that I can see
08/09/2013,17:40:24,eleanorbors,COR Paragorgia
08/09/2013,17:40:43,eleanorbors,Now at the edge of the flat area and can glimpse the paragorgia down the wall. 
08/09/2013,17:41:42,robertcarney,BUR w/ excavation crater
08/09/2013,17:41:59,robertcarney,FSH
08/09/2013,17:43:11,eleanorbors,SHI on COR Acanthogorgia 
08/09/2013,17:43:13,robertcarney,ROC heavily dotted with white spots
08/09/2013,17:43:27,eleanorbors,SQD
08/09/2013,17:44:14,eleanorbors,SPO on ROC with COR Acathagorgia 
08/09/2013,17:44:21,eleanorbors,many SHI on here
08/09/2013,17:44:46,eleanorbors,SHI x6 (?)
08/09/2013,17:45:09,eleanorbors,Great tight zoom on these shrimp
08/09/2013,17:45:16,eleanorbors,Thank you! 
08/09/2013,17:45:29,robertcarney,SHI easy to see plates...a caridean
08/09/2013,17:45:47,eleanorbors,If it's possible to get the underside of one as well, that would be great. =) 
08/09/2013,17:46:01,eleanorbors,BAR on COR as well
08/09/2013,17:46:37,eleanorbors,706 meters 
08/09/2013,17:46:56,eleanorbors,tiny little APH, too
08/09/2013,17:47:00,eleanorbors,*on the COR
08/09/2013,17:48:37,eleanorbors,zoom on underside of SHI hanging upside down to see the underside of the rostrum 
08/09/2013,17:48:58,eleanorbors,Thank you.  beautiful video 
08/09/2013,17:49:37,marthanizinski,bearing 180
08/09/2013,17:49:39,robertcarney,ROC white spots may be attached forams
08/09/2013,17:50:08,robertcarney,CRARED
08/09/2013,17:50:16,robertcarney,BUR mult
08/09/2013,17:50:50,robertcarney,CRARED
08/09/2013,17:50:55,robertcarney,FSH hake
08/09/2013,17:51:05,eleanorbors,Peeking over the edge here!
08/09/2013,17:51:07,marthanizinski,DVL top of cliff
08/09/2013,17:51:34,RHIAN WALLER,Pink and White Paragorgia
08/09/2013,17:51:37,eleanorbors,CORP right on the ledge near COR Acanthogorgia (likely) 
08/09/2013,17:51:38,RHIAN WALLER,CORP
08/09/2013,17:51:40,eleanorbors,SAL chain
08/09/2013,17:51:49,eleanorbors,FSH living on the edge 
08/09/2013,17:52:08,eleanorbors,CRARED Chaceon 
08/09/2013,17:52:14,RHIAN WALLER,FSH - little red fish too over edge
08/09/2013,17:52:14,peterauster,FSH Offshore hake
08/09/2013,17:52:15,robertcarney,GAS shell vacant
08/09/2013,17:52:29,peterauster,Other beast was a longfinned hake
08/09/2013,17:52:47,RHIAN WALLER,704m
08/09/2013,17:52:56,eleanorbors,SPO, many morphologies on this rock
08/09/2013,17:52:56,RHIAN WALLER,ZOA on CORP
08/09/2013,17:53:09,Taylor Heyl,Taylor Heyl signing off for the day....great dive so far - thank you all for your help!
08/09/2013,17:53:21,eleanorbors,Bye Taylor! 
08/09/2013,17:53:23,amandademopoulos,thanks Taylor! awesome job as always
08/09/2013,17:53:34,robertcarney,BUR very large cratered
08/09/2013,17:53:43,RHIAN WALLER,Amazing how many LARGE corals there are down there!
08/09/2013,17:53:43,marthanizinski,4103.9183 N 66 23.4183 W 703 m
08/09/2013,17:54:33,RHIAN WALLER,COR Primnoa?
08/09/2013,17:54:40,eleanorbors,Is that a CORA ahead?
08/09/2013,17:54:45,RHIAN WALLER,Orange on the top
08/09/2013,17:54:46,eleanorbors,nevermind, out of view. 
08/09/2013,17:54:52,RHIAN WALLER,More ZOA on the CORP too
08/09/2013,17:54:54,eleanorbors,So many COR here!
08/09/2013,17:55:05,RHIAN WALLER,Fantastic!!
08/09/2013,17:55:20,RHIAN WALLER,Makes me want to base jump down the wall....
08/09/2013,17:56:14,eleanorbors,COR Paragorgia 
08/09/2013,17:56:42,eleanorbors,Very sad that Santiago is traveling today and is missing this--he would be in heaven. 
08/09/2013,17:57:20,RHIAN WALLER,Very sad! He'd want to see this!
08/09/2013,17:58:21,RHIAN WALLER,From Mullineaux & Mills (2004) - a 2m tall paragorgia = 500 years old
08/09/2013,17:58:45,RHIAN WALLER,And some of these are definitely 2m!
08/09/2013,17:58:53,marthanizinski,pilot change
08/09/2013,18:00:15,Andrea Quattrini,wow! amazing
08/09/2013,18:00:28,eleanorbors,small yellow CORs amongst the paragorgia giants 
08/09/2013,18:00:35,RHIAN WALLER,CORP?
08/09/2013,18:00:58,eleanorbors,ANT line I think to right of the crevice 
08/09/2013,18:01:12,Andrea Quattrini,i dont think we really know that answer. 
08/09/2013,18:01:22,eleanorbors,SHI on COR Paragorgia 709 meters
08/09/2013,18:01:41,peterauster,FSH ophidiid
08/09/2013,18:01:41,eleanorbors,the head of this SHI is lighter in color (although lighting is different here) 
08/09/2013,18:01:47,Andrea Quattrini,FSH ophidiiform
08/09/2013,18:02:14,eleanorbors,SAL chain 
08/09/2013,18:02:22,eleanorbors,CRA RED in the yellow COR 
08/09/2013,18:02:36,eleanorbors,If we can, could we zoom on the yellow coral to upper right? thanks!
08/09/2013,18:02:51,RHIAN WALLER,Beautiful polyp shot!
08/09/2013,18:03:10,eleanorbors,Great zoom on this SHI on Paragorgia 
08/09/2013,18:03:46,eleanorbors,small SPO along rock face 
08/09/2013,18:04:05,RHIAN WALLER,Smaller white coral in there too - on right
08/09/2013,18:06:13,RHIAN WALLER,COR primnoa!
08/09/2013,18:06:17,RHIAN WALLER,(pink_
08/09/2013,18:06:21,eleanorbors,CRARED with several BAR
08/09/2013,18:06:26,Andrea Quattrini,CORG Acanthogorgia
08/09/2013,18:06:28,RHIAN WALLER,COR acanthogorgia? Yellow
08/09/2013,18:06:28,eleanorbors,COR Acanthogorgia with SHI
08/09/2013,18:06:42,briankennedy,  Just so everyone knows we just passed 45,000 visits to the live video in today’s dive alone.  
08/09/2013,18:06:49,RHIAN WALLER,Skinny primnoa!
08/09/2013,18:06:54,Andrea Quattrini,wow!!
08/09/2013,18:06:57,leswatling,crab is very old, or at least a long time since its last molt.... barnacles
08/09/2013,18:07:02,amandademopoulos,holy mackeral
08/09/2013,18:07:09,eleanorbors,Fantastic!  [I posted it on Facebook, so hopefully some of my friends will join in the watching as well!]
08/09/2013,18:07:09,RHIAN WALLER,Crab associate
08/09/2013,18:07:18,eleanorbors,Thanks for getting a good look at that coral.  
08/09/2013,18:07:23,eleanorbors,709 meters 
08/09/2013,18:07:27,RHIAN WALLER,Oh yes - fishing line in there!
08/09/2013,18:07:36,leswatling,there are at least two of us watching from Hawaii.... got my student involved....
08/09/2013,18:07:37,eleanorbors,ASR pink 
08/09/2013,18:07:48,Andrea Quattrini,back in Hawaii les?
08/09/2013,18:08:05,RHIAN WALLER,My two dogs are watching, do they count too?
08/09/2013,18:08:09,leswatling,yep, for three weeks to move my lab and a few other things...
08/09/2013,18:08:15,RHIAN WALLER,More COR primnoa in top right
08/09/2013,18:08:31,leswatling,do the dogs bark when they see Primnoa?
08/09/2013,18:08:42,RHIAN WALLER,Yup, they're well trained coral findersr!
08/09/2013,18:08:44,Andrea Quattrini,what was that below the seastar
08/09/2013,18:08:47,Andrea Quattrini,FSH
08/09/2013,18:08:49,RHIAN WALLER,FSH!
08/09/2013,18:08:50,eleanorbors,FSH in BUR
08/09/2013,18:08:51,RHIAN WALLER,SPO
08/09/2013,18:08:57,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Cyclothone
08/09/2013,18:09:03,Andrea Quattrini,swam by...
08/09/2013,18:09:18,eleanorbors,COR stoloniferous
08/09/2013,18:09:24,Andrea Quattrini,another FSH zoom?
08/09/2013,18:09:41,RHIAN WALLER,CORP
08/09/2013,18:09:51,RHIAN WALLER,Lots of tube SPO too
08/09/2013,18:10:33,eleanorbors,From Chris Mah on Twitter: "#okeanos Starfish is Chondraster grandis the same poraniid we've been seeing."
08/09/2013,18:10:55,eleanorbors,SHI on CORP
08/09/2013,18:11:01,RHIAN WALLER,Nice Primnoa shot!
08/09/2013,18:11:01,eleanorbors,SHI x2 
08/09/2013,18:11:19,eleanorbors,*correction to my post: SHI x2 on COR Primnoa 
08/09/2013,18:11:24,eleanorbors,at 707 meters
08/09/2013,18:11:34,leswatling,shrimp has same light are on the thorax.
08/09/2013,18:11:37,eleanorbors,Some "clean" skeleton on this Primnoa
08/09/2013,18:13:15,Andrea Quattrini,FSH paralepedid
08/09/2013,18:13:17,RHIAN WALLER,From Mortensen & Mortensen (2005) - Primnoa reseadiformis faster growing - about 1.7cm per year, compared to bubblegum at around 1cm per year
08/09/2013,18:13:39,RHIAN WALLER,Red FSH on wall
08/09/2013,18:13:53,marthanizinski,sebastes x2
08/09/2013,18:13:54,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Sebastes X2
08/09/2013,18:14:49,eleanorbors,hate to be too repetitive, but: COR Paragorgia, high density with color morphs ranging from light to dark pink.  depth 712. 
08/09/2013,18:15:17,RHIAN WALLER,I don't think anyone would get sick of you saying it….:)
08/09/2013,18:15:43,eleanorbors,COR cup (x2)
08/09/2013,18:15:57,leswatling,I think Paragorgia can only make a holdfast on the rock
08/09/2013,18:16:18,RHIAN WALLER,Agreed Les - tend to have very large holdfasts
08/09/2013,18:16:23,leswatling,In fact some of the large colonies fall off due to the lousy attachment. 
08/09/2013,18:16:24,Andrea Quattrini,FSH
08/09/2013,18:16:31,Andrea Quattrini,ophidiid?
08/09/2013,18:16:35,eleanorbors,How dense is the skeleton?  If it's just a hold-fast, they can't be too dense I would think. 
08/09/2013,18:16:47,RHIAN WALLER,It's pretty "spongey" looking
08/09/2013,18:16:51,eleanorbors,Andrea, was that OPH on the paragorgia? 
08/09/2013,18:16:56,leswatling,Paragorgia has a very porous skeleton.
08/09/2013,18:17:04,Andrea Quattrini,ophidiid not OPH
08/09/2013,18:17:05,leswatling,spongey as Rhian said.
08/09/2013,18:17:12,RHIAN WALLER,There was a paper (might have been mortensen & mortensen) that concluded once they reach a certain size they always topple
08/09/2013,18:17:23,leswatling,That also makes it very difficult to get a good age date.
08/09/2013,18:17:28,RHIAN WALLER,Yup
08/09/2013,18:17:32,eleanorbors,oh, interesting.... and unfortunate 
08/09/2013,18:17:40,eleanorbors,ha--true
08/09/2013,18:18:17,RHIAN WALLER,COR anthothela
08/09/2013,18:18:25,RHIAN WALLER,On the underhand
08/09/2013,18:18:31,RHIAN WALLER,underhang!
08/09/2013,18:18:49,RHIAN WALLER,:)
08/09/2013,18:18:56,Andrea Quattrini,under the overhang:)
08/09/2013,18:19:11,RHIAN WALLER,COR solitary
08/09/2013,18:19:16,leswatling,Ellen Druffel was the first to publish an age date on a gorgonian and she suggested that the sclerites might even get replaced in the very deep water ones such as from the S Pacific due to the the characteristics of the water.
08/09/2013,18:19:41,RHIAN WALLER,So maybe much older than thought!
08/09/2013,18:19:46,eleanorbors,Start WHOI recording EX1304L2_ROV09_4.ts 
08/09/2013,18:20:12,leswatling,We did an age date on a P. arborea from NZ that was 800 years old. That had to be considered a minimum age according to Ellen.
08/09/2013,18:20:19,RHIAN WALLER,Framegrab!
08/09/2013,18:20:24,RHIAN WALLER,Good shot down the wall!
08/09/2013,18:20:42,eleanorbors,SAL chain 
08/09/2013,18:21:01,leswatling,Also that Paragorgia would make these specimens look like juveniles. It had a central trunk that was 20 cm in diameter.
08/09/2013,18:21:10,RHIAN WALLER,Wow!
08/09/2013,18:21:29,eleanorbors,zoom on ASR
08/09/2013,18:22:18,eleanorbors,SHI on Paragorgia--I can see 5 from this height, so likely more. 
08/09/2013,18:22:23,eleanorbors,at 710 m
08/09/2013,18:22:38,eleanorbors,How tall is this wall? 
08/09/2013,18:22:52,eleanorbors,And might we expect to see these all the way down? 
08/09/2013,18:23:08,leswatling,no trawling here! lots of corals...ergo
08/09/2013,18:23:21,leswatling,Rhian is reading my mind...
08/09/2013,18:23:28,eleanorbors,stump of COR paragorgia 
08/09/2013,18:23:50,eleanorbors,SHI on SPO near COR
08/09/2013,18:23:55,RHIAN WALLER,Mind meld Les!
08/09/2013,18:25:29,eleanorbors,SHI at COR Paragorgia base 
08/09/2013,18:25:34,RHIAN WALLER,Hey Les - the base is 20cm wide!
08/09/2013,18:25:43,RHIAN WALLER,Over 20cm!
08/09/2013,18:26:04,leswatling,they are bigger than they look...
08/09/2013,18:26:30,eleanorbors,11+ SHI just on this COR paragorgia pan alone. 
08/09/2013,18:26:40,RHIAN WALLER,They are - and SO many of them! It reminds me of scuba diving around the primnoa in Alaska, just phenomenal desnities!
08/09/2013,18:26:49,eleanorbors,Small CORG Acanthogorgia on this larger Paragorgia 
08/09/2013,18:27:09,eleanorbors,SQA on the COR Paragorgia 
08/09/2013,18:27:27,eleanorbors,This coral is huge.  2+ meters tall, yes? 
08/09/2013,18:27:46,RHIAN WALLER,I'd go with that Elly!
08/09/2013,18:27:48,eleanorbors,zoom on SQA
08/09/2013,18:27:50,RHIAN WALLER,Some larger I think!
08/09/2013,18:28:03,RHIAN WALLER,It'd be great to do some sizes from the framegrabs
08/09/2013,18:28:27,leswatling,there is also a nice size range here suggesting that recruitment is continuous
08/09/2013,18:28:31,eleanorbors,definitely--as much as possible, perhaps we can leave the lasers on.  
08/09/2013,18:28:41,eleanorbors,CRARED
08/09/2013,18:29:30,RHIAN WALLER,A place to make babies too...:)
08/09/2013,18:29:48,amandademopoulos,that's right
08/09/2013,18:29:57,eleanorbors,zoom COR Cups
08/09/2013,18:30:03,eleanorbors,SHI in small Crevice 
08/09/2013,18:30:08,eleanorbors,ASR 
08/09/2013,18:30:13,eleanorbors,several SPO 
08/09/2013,18:30:20,RHIAN WALLER,Javania? Might be, couldn't see multiple small septae
08/09/2013,18:30:36,RHIAN WALLER,HYD?
08/09/2013,18:30:39,leswatling,I have seen a species similar to this up above at about 300 m grabbing krill that were attracted to the ROV lights.
08/09/2013,18:30:57,leswatling,hydroids
08/09/2013,18:31:04,eleanorbors,SHI by HYD
08/09/2013,18:31:08,RHIAN WALLER,SPo
08/09/2013,18:31:15,leswatling,Tublaria like
08/09/2013,18:31:25,eleanorbors,COR CUP
08/09/2013,18:31:28,Andrea Quattrini,COR cup different?
08/09/2013,18:31:41,eleanorbors,Juvenile Paragorgia likely 
08/09/2013,18:31:45,Andrea Quattrini,ASR hot pink
08/09/2013,18:32:20,RHIAN WALLER,That cup did look a little different - could be a desmo, they're pretty diverse in form
08/09/2013,18:32:33,eleanorbors,SHI on SPO
08/09/2013,18:33:11,eleanorbors,SHI in the SPO
08/09/2013,18:33:29,RHIAN WALLER,few JUV Paragorgia
08/09/2013,18:33:43,RHIAN WALLER,COR primnoa in the clump of paragorgia
08/09/2013,18:33:49,RHIAN WALLER,URC
08/09/2013,18:34:23,eleanorbors,URC in the middle of the COR ring 
08/09/2013,18:34:34,RHIAN WALLER,Could be eating the recruits!
08/09/2013,18:34:44,RHIAN WALLER,Urchins graze on Paragorgia!
08/09/2013,18:36:53,Andrea Quattrini,zoom head?
08/09/2013,18:36:53,Andrea Quattrini,zoom again?
08/09/2013,18:36:53,Andrea Quattrini,check event log
08/09/2013,18:36:53,marthanizinski,41 03.9234 N 66 23.4218 W 711 m
08/09/2013,18:37:02,eleanorbors,CRARED 
08/09/2013,18:37:11,eleanorbors,ASR purple 
08/09/2013,18:37:21,jasonchaytor,clean surfaces
08/09/2013,18:37:23,eleanorbors,CRA with BAR 
08/09/2013,18:37:35,eleanorbors,(maybe not a BAR on this CRARED...) 
08/09/2013,18:37:38,James Austin,Multiple joint planes surfacing on the wall of the canyon.
08/09/2013,18:37:51,eleanorbors,CRI
08/09/2013,18:38:07,eleanorbors,SPO HEX
08/09/2013,18:39:03,eleanorbors,Growths on that purple ASR? 
08/09/2013,18:41:13,jasonchaytor,spalling failures
08/09/2013,18:41:14,eleanorbors,"Joints beginning to loosen talis blocks here"
08/09/2013,18:41:14,jasonchaytor,spalling failures
08/09/2013,18:41:14,eleanorbors,"Sediment shoots"
08/09/2013,18:41:18,eleanorbors,"high density driven flow" 
08/09/2013,18:41:18,eleanorbors,group of SHI
08/09/2013,18:41:18,kellywilliams,SHI in crevice/on ROC
08/09/2013,18:41:18,eleanorbors,Test.  My log has stopped posting my statements. 
08/09/2013,18:41:18,kellywilliams,SHI
08/09/2013,18:41:18,amandademopoulos,Chris Mah: purple sea star: Porania pulvillus- but why white bloches
08/09/2013,18:41:18,santiagoherrera,SHI
08/09/2013,18:41:18,santiagoherrera,SHI
08/09/2013,18:41:18,santiagoherrera,SHI
08/09/2013,18:41:18,James Austin,Talus blocks forming on the wall of the canyon.  Adjacent chute.
08/09/2013,18:41:24,Andrea Quattrini,I am back!
08/09/2013,18:41:32,RHIAN WALLER,Yes - eventlog was backed up here too - just caught up
08/09/2013,18:41:32,eleanorbors,Event log seems to have just caught up! 
08/09/2013,18:41:45,kellywilliams,apologies for typing SHI that many times. I was trying to figure out if the eventlog was working
08/09/2013,18:42:10,RHIAN WALLER,They were nice shrimp Kelly….:)
08/09/2013,18:42:17,eleanorbors,COR Acanthogorgia 
08/09/2013,18:42:24,RHIAN WALLER,SPO lots!
08/09/2013,18:42:25,eleanorbors,...and there were several of them...
08/09/2013,18:42:46,eleanorbors,small COR acanthogorgia 
08/09/2013,18:42:51,amandademopoulos,spalling failures
08/09/2013,18:43:12,eleanorbors,Yes, seem to have lost the high Paragorgia density. 
08/09/2013,18:43:25,eleanorbors,But also, seems like way less particulate
08/09/2013,18:43:37,RHIAN WALLER,COR primnoa
08/09/2013,18:43:41,RHIAN WALLER,Smaller Paragorgia
08/09/2013,18:43:42,eleanorbors,Likely some small scale heterogeneity in flow I think! 
08/09/2013,18:43:51,RHIAN WALLER,Depth?
08/09/2013,18:43:53,eleanorbors,large herd of SPO
08/09/2013,18:44:07,RHIAN WALLER,712m
08/09/2013,18:44:09,marthanizinski,712 m
08/09/2013,18:44:19,RHIAN WALLER,Oooo….yes, white coral......
08/09/2013,18:44:30,jasonchaytor,very unstable looking block
08/09/2013,18:44:36,eleanorbors,CORL
08/09/2013,18:44:39,RHIAN WALLER,COR Lophelia!
08/09/2013,18:44:48,RHIAN WALLER,And some primnoa under the underhang!
08/09/2013,18:44:51,jasonchaytor,clean surfaces to the right, lots of sponges on it
08/09/2013,18:44:56,RHIAN WALLER,Yes amanda!
08/09/2013,18:44:57,eleanorbors,COR paragorgia next to CORL
08/09/2013,18:45:18,jasonchaytor,not sure if the critters are keeping it free of sediment or it is a younger surface
08/09/2013,18:45:39,eleanorbors,TUBs
08/09/2013,18:46:09,James Austin,My guess is the sediment-free surface is being periodically swept.
08/09/2013,18:46:38,RHIAN WALLER,Few more primnoa on there too
08/09/2013,18:47:33,eleanorbors,CRI
08/09/2013,18:47:42,eleanorbors,smaller yellow corals 
08/09/2013,18:47:52,RHIAN WALLER,Acanthogorgia?
08/09/2013,18:48:08,Andrea Quattrini,look to be!
08/09/2013,18:48:35,eleanorbors,SQD
08/09/2013,18:48:52,RHIAN WALLER,Small OPH on rock
08/09/2013,18:49:07,RHIAN WALLER,Lots of OPH arms
08/09/2013,18:49:12,RHIAN WALLER,SPO
08/09/2013,18:50:19,eleanorbors,SHI on small COR Acanthagorgia 
08/09/2013,18:50:31,eleanorbors,SHI on ROC
08/09/2013,18:50:35,eleanorbors,fracture in ROC
08/09/2013,18:51:05,Andrea Quattrini,FSH ophidiid
08/09/2013,18:51:06,eleanorbors,zoom on FSH 
08/09/2013,18:51:20,leswatling,caprellid also
08/09/2013,18:51:22,Andrea Quattrini,APH caprellid amphipods
08/09/2013,18:52:04,eleanorbors,APHs several 
08/09/2013,18:52:29,marthanizinski,ophidiid x2
08/09/2013,18:52:37,leswatling,the swimming amphipods are probably hyperiids.
08/09/2013,18:52:39,eleanorbors,CRARED Chaceon 
08/09/2013,18:52:46,RHIAN WALLER,Clump of Paragorigia (2 colors) and primnoa!
08/09/2013,18:52:58,eleanorbors,COR Paragorgia
08/09/2013,18:53:02,eleanorbors,Depth 715
08/09/2013,18:54:19,eleanorbors,SHI on COR Paragorgia in top of shot 
08/09/2013,18:55:19,kellywilliams,CORP?
08/09/2013,18:55:28,leswatling,redfish upper left?
08/09/2013,18:55:31,marthanizinski,41 03.9238 N 66 23.4201 W 715 m
08/09/2013,18:55:39,kellywilliams,CORO yellow--probably Acanthagorgia? 
08/09/2013,18:55:41,RHIAN WALLER,Acanthogorgia I think
08/09/2013,18:55:50,RHIAN WALLER,Several clumps
08/09/2013,18:56:04,jasonchaytor,wall has the appearance of it "crumbling"
08/09/2013,18:56:22,kellywilliams,yes, there was one clump in the corner a bit ago that looked like CORP
08/09/2013,18:56:26,marthanizinski,FSH BBRF
08/09/2013,18:56:47,eleanorbors,HYD? 
08/09/2013,18:57:15,eleanorbors,URC
08/09/2013,18:57:18,eleanorbors,CRARED 
08/09/2013,18:57:23,eleanorbors,SHI, several 
08/09/2013,18:57:26,kellywilliams,signing off. enjoy the rest of the dive
08/09/2013,18:57:28,eleanorbors,(on SED) 
08/09/2013,18:57:55,eleanorbors,the SHI seem to like (1) coral, (2) crevices, (3) overhanges/outcrops. 
08/09/2013,18:58:01,eleanorbors,So... structure. 
08/09/2013,18:58:07,eleanorbors,COR Acanthogorgia 
08/09/2013,18:58:26,eleanorbors,COR stump above this small "unstable" rock outcrop
08/09/2013,18:58:30,RHIAN WALLER,Structure is good!
08/09/2013,18:58:44,eleanorbors,CORP 
08/09/2013,18:58:48,Andrea Quattrini,large CROP
08/09/2013,18:58:49,eleanorbors,SHI on CORP 
08/09/2013,18:58:49,Andrea Quattrini,CORP
08/09/2013,18:58:55,James Austin,Talus block detached from the slope, starting to head downslope.
08/09/2013,18:59:09,eleanorbors,zoom on SHI on CORP 
08/09/2013,18:59:13,eleanorbors,depth 715
08/09/2013,18:59:17,eleanorbors,BAR on CORP 
08/09/2013,18:59:55,eleanorbors,With regards to the purple ASR from before, Chris Mah Tweeted: " #okeanos Porania pulvillus with white discoloration.. Curious.. http://twitpic.com/d7dc1n "
08/09/2013,19:00:13,leswatling,barnacle looked like a scalpellid.
08/09/2013,19:00:23,eleanorbors,looks like smaller COR Acanthogorgia next to this larger CORP
08/09/2013,19:00:43,eleanorbors,BAR and HYD, large cluster on this CORP 
08/09/2013,19:01:00,leswatling,all scalpellids... very nice
08/09/2013,19:01:03,RHIAN WALLER,Great shot!
08/09/2013,19:01:10,eleanorbors,Arrow worm in water column 
08/09/2013,19:01:49,RHIAN WALLER,Egg case
08/09/2013,19:01:51,eleanorbors,EGG case on the CORP that also had the BAR, SHI
08/09/2013,19:02:31,eleanorbors,(a popular CORP)
08/09/2013,19:03:01,eleanorbors,CRARED near crack, also with SHI
08/09/2013,19:03:04,eleanorbors,COR Cup
08/09/2013,19:03:35,marthanizinski,pilot change
08/09/2013,19:03:48,James Austin,Column of rock against the wall in the process of "spalling" away.
08/09/2013,19:05:26,eleanorbors,moving into an area with higher COR Paragorgia density again
08/09/2013,19:06:17,jasonchaytor,talus blocks, base of slope
08/09/2013,19:07:13,eleanorbors,SAL chain
08/09/2013,19:07:35,eleanorbors,large ACN 
08/09/2013,19:07:46,eleanorbors,with small COR Acanthogogria 
08/09/2013,19:07:47,eleanorbors,CORP
08/09/2013,19:08:13,marthanizinski,015 bearing
08/09/2013,19:08:29,eleanorbors,CORP 
08/09/2013,19:08:38,eleanorbors,large COR paragorgia 
08/09/2013,19:08:44,eleanorbors,SPOs abundant 
08/09/2013,19:09:25,eleanorbors,more smaller CORP (as far as I can tell from here... which is far off)
08/09/2013,19:09:43,RHIAN WALLER,White in center - sponge?
08/09/2013,19:09:53,eleanorbors,As noted on the video feed, lower diversity here. 
08/09/2013,19:11:25,jasonchaytor,lots of accumulating debris displaced from above
08/09/2013,19:11:47,RHIAN WALLER,SPO lots
08/09/2013,19:12:03,RHIAN WALLER,Not sure on lower diversity - lower density for sure, but seems to be same players
08/09/2013,19:12:34,Andrea Quattrini,any bamboo corals today?
08/09/2013,19:12:47,Andrea Quattrini,tiny ones earlier.
08/09/2013,19:13:22,eleanorbors,CORP do seem more abundant here, though 
08/09/2013,19:13:46,leswatling,snap zoom on the Clavularia?
08/09/2013,19:14:06,DeepASS Man,FSH Synaph
08/09/2013,19:14:09,jasonchaytor,you may need a hardhat to live down here with material spalling off the walls above
08/09/2013,19:14:17,RHIAN WALLER,Some big CORP
08/09/2013,19:14:47,RHIAN WALLER,Hatchet?
08/09/2013,19:14:48,eleanorbors,FSH hatchet 
08/09/2013,19:14:50,DeepASS Man,FSH hatchetfish
08/09/2013,19:15:04,RHIAN WALLER,Let me guess who DeepASS man is....
08/09/2013,19:15:44,DeepASS Man,Oh yeah ... IMChat wouldn't let me log in with my own name ...
08/09/2013,19:16:00,RHIAN WALLER,:)
08/09/2013,19:16:06,Andrea Quattrini,Peter I take it?
08/09/2013,19:16:06,Catalina Martinez,HAAAA!!!
08/09/2013,19:16:51,Andrea Quattrini,2 large CORP
08/09/2013,19:16:52,eleanorbors,COR Clavularia 
08/09/2013,19:16:53,RHIAN WALLER,Good SPO here
08/09/2013,19:16:59,RHIAN WALLER,737m
08/09/2013,19:17:00,Catalina Martinez,DeepASS = Deep Atlantic Stepping Stones 2005 cruise 
08/09/2013,19:17:04,eleanorbors,(numerous Clavularia here) 
08/09/2013,19:17:07,Andrea Quattrini,several large CORP
08/09/2013,19:17:16,Catalina Martinez,Many participants from that cruise on eventlog
08/09/2013,19:17:24,eleanorbors,URC
08/09/2013,19:17:32,eleanorbors,patch of Clavularia 
08/09/2013,19:17:35,eleanorbors,CTE red 
08/09/2013,19:17:41,RHIAN WALLER,and a good cruise it was too
08/09/2013,19:17:54,RHIAN WALLER,Wow - look at the diversity on that underhang!
08/09/2013,19:17:56,eleanorbors,COR Paragorgia, white morph and pink morph 
08/09/2013,19:18:03,RHIAN WALLER,COR Primnoa
08/09/2013,19:18:07,eleanorbors,COR Cup 
08/09/2013,19:18:09,Andrea Quattrini,FSH
08/09/2013,19:18:42,eleanorbors,COR Paragorgia 
08/09/2013,19:19:19,RHIAN WALLER,Good base on that bubblegum!
08/09/2013,19:19:33,eleanorbors,high diversity on this outcropping
08/09/2013,19:19:37,eleanorbors,many SHI on this CORL
08/09/2013,19:19:42,RHIAN WALLER,Hey - there's the Lophelia!
08/09/2013,19:19:45,RHIAN WALLER,Pretty!
08/09/2013,19:19:45,eleanorbors,Depth 742
08/09/2013,19:20:13,eleanorbors,4 SHI on this CORL
08/09/2013,19:20:34,Andrea Quattrini,URC Echinus?
08/09/2013,19:20:40,eleanorbors,Paragorgia with closed up polyps 
08/09/2013,19:20:45,eleanorbors,URC near base
08/09/2013,19:21:12,RHIAN WALLER,Very rough edge to the holdfast
08/09/2013,19:22:32,eleanorbors,CORP here
08/09/2013,19:23:13,eleanorbors,cool geological feature here
08/09/2013,19:23:25,RHIAN WALLER,COr primnoa
08/09/2013,19:23:30,eleanorbors,small outcrops with coral on them 
08/09/2013,19:23:31,eleanorbors,CORL
08/09/2013,19:23:39,eleanorbors,ACN, large pink 
08/09/2013,19:24:39,eleanorbors,COR primnoa??
08/09/2013,19:24:43,eleanorbors,SAL Chain
08/09/2013,19:24:49,eleanorbors,SHI on Primnoa
08/09/2013,19:24:49,RHIAN WALLER,COR primnoa!
08/09/2013,19:24:56,RHIAN WALLER,Afraid I have to tune out here - AWESOME dive - thank you so much, and good luck on the rest of the dive! See you tomorrow!
08/09/2013,19:25:00,eleanorbors,SHI x2 I think here 
08/09/2013,19:26:04,eleanorbors,COR Acanella 
08/09/2013,19:26:16,eleanorbors,is that a SHI on it? couldn't tell
08/09/2013,19:26:38,jasonchaytor,lots of pebble sized debris on the sediment surface
08/09/2013,19:27:02,marthanizinski,41 03.9399 N 66 23.4062 W 758 m
08/09/2013,19:27:12,eleanorbors,CORP, several 
08/09/2013,19:27:28,eleanorbors,ZOA on CORP
08/09/2013,19:27:35,eleanorbors,SQD
08/09/2013,19:27:43,eleanorbors,(Bobtail) 
08/09/2013,19:27:51,eleanorbors,COR Acanella 
08/09/2013,19:28:37,eleanorbors,so much in the second camera (platform) 
08/09/2013,19:28:52,eleanorbors,many APH and jellies in that feed
08/09/2013,19:29:38,eleanorbors,COR Paragorgia 
08/09/2013,19:29:44,eleanorbors,SPOHEX
08/09/2013,19:29:50,eleanorbors,SAL Chain 
08/09/2013,19:30:04,eleanorbors,If we're not trying to make tracks too fast, we'd always appreciate some zooms on these Corals. 
08/09/2013,19:30:13,eleanorbors,high diversity on this ROC
08/09/2013,19:30:17,Andrea Quattrini,Acanella
08/09/2013,19:30:24,eleanorbors,looks like COR Acanthogorgia, Acanella, and CORP, 
08/09/2013,19:30:27,eleanorbors,as well as SPOs 
08/09/2013,19:30:58,eleanorbors,zoom on putative bamboo coral "white sticks" 
08/09/2013,19:31:04,eleanorbors,SHI 
08/09/2013,19:31:11,eleanorbors,HYD? 
08/09/2013,19:31:15,eleanorbors,FSH
08/09/2013,19:31:19,Andrea Quattrini,we saw these before, maybe SPO? there was a ?
08/09/2013,19:31:27,Andrea Quattrini,FSH hake
08/09/2013,19:32:02,leswatling,not bamboo...
08/09/2013,19:32:21,leswatling,I like white sticks though...
08/09/2013,19:32:28,eleanorbors,OPH 
08/09/2013,19:33:08,Andrea Quattrini,SPO? 
08/09/2013,19:33:56,eleanorbors,Cerpulid (?) APH (Skeleton Shrimp) 
08/09/2013,19:33:58,Andrea Quattrini,FSh paralepeddid
08/09/2013,19:34:01,eleanorbors,ACN
08/09/2013,19:34:22,eleanorbors,small CORP
08/09/2013,19:34:31,Andrea Quattrini,CORG Acanella
08/09/2013,19:35:05,jasonchaytor,large blocks to the right, beeding plane orientations very different than those exposed in wall...displaced blocks
08/09/2013,19:35:51,eleanorbors,COR paragorgia white morph 
08/09/2013,19:36:01,eleanorbors,along with COR paragorgia, primnoa, acanella
08/09/2013,19:36:06,eleanorbors,Lovely 
08/09/2013,19:36:14,eleanorbors,CRARED
08/09/2013,19:39:02,eleanorbors,yum, shrimp
08/09/2013,19:39:15,Andrea Quattrini,FSH cutthroat feeding
08/09/2013,19:39:39,Andrea Quattrini,on SHI
08/09/2013,19:40:24,eleanorbors,small CRI in SED
08/09/2013,19:40:53,eleanorbors,OPH moving in SED
08/09/2013,19:40:53,peterauster,FSH synaph consuming prey
08/09/2013,19:41:03,eleanorbors,BUR
08/09/2013,19:41:13,eleanorbors,SQD and SAL chain
08/09/2013,19:42:32,Andrea Quattrini,FSH hake
08/09/2013,19:42:39,peterauster,FSH LFhake
08/09/2013,19:42:48,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Urophycis I think
08/09/2013,19:43:40,eleanorbors,CORP here, several 
08/09/2013,19:44:11,marthanizinski,41 03.9542 N 66 23.4001 W 
08/09/2013,19:44:38,Andrea Quattrini,corals numerous on inside of wall. What direction is that wall facing?
08/09/2013,19:44:53,marthanizinski,785 m
08/09/2013,19:45:07,jasonchaytor,quite the eroded part of the wall
08/09/2013,19:45:13,eleanorbors,SPO HEX
08/09/2013,19:45:15,eleanorbors,SQD
08/09/2013,19:45:20,eleanorbors,CORP with ZOA
08/09/2013,19:45:26,Andrea Quattrini,FSH
08/09/2013,19:45:28,eleanorbors,That's a good coral, might we zoom on that?
08/09/2013,19:45:30,Andrea Quattrini,SQD
08/09/2013,19:45:36,eleanorbors,nevermind, we're moving on
08/09/2013,19:45:46,Andrea Quattrini,CORP with ZOA
08/09/2013,19:46:01,Andrea Quattrini,CORP large with associates
08/09/2013,19:46:06,michaelvecchione,I'm back. SQDs were Illex.
08/09/2013,19:46:15,amandademopoulos,ROV at 180 looking at wall
08/09/2013,19:46:29,eleanorbors,CORP with ZOA below
08/09/2013,19:46:32,Andrea Quattrini,CORP with Anthothela and ZOA
08/09/2013,19:46:40,Andrea Quattrini,CORP with ACN ring anemones
08/09/2013,19:46:41,eleanorbors,Zooming on CORP with small ACN and SHI (upper left) 
08/09/2013,19:46:53,eleanorbors,small COR Acanella
08/09/2013,19:47:02,eleanorbors,numerous ACN on these corals 
08/09/2013,19:47:28,peterauster,FSH ... yet another synaph
08/09/2013,19:47:35,eleanorbors,Another CORP with several ACN
08/09/2013,19:47:39,James Austin,Very complex slope.  Large spalling talus blocks.  Caverns in the wall.
08/09/2013,19:47:43,eleanorbors,SAL chain
08/09/2013,19:48:03,eleanorbors,COR Clavularia below this CORP  I think 
08/09/2013,19:48:30,Andrea Quattrini,polyps may be retracted
08/09/2013,19:48:58,James Austin,Multiple chutes in the wall, partially sediment filled.
08/09/2013,19:49:12,eleanorbors,some variation in the coloration on those upper branches
08/09/2013,19:49:23,eleanorbors,BAR clump on this CORP
08/09/2013,19:49:25,leswatling,this one has anastomosing branches as well...
08/09/2013,19:49:27,eleanorbors,Depth 791
08/09/2013,19:49:36,eleanorbors,OPH at base of this CORP
08/09/2013,19:50:06,eleanorbors, more OPH in nearby coral 
08/09/2013,19:50:08,Andrea Quattrini,Acanthogorgia?
08/09/2013,19:50:10,eleanorbors,COR acanthagorgia 
08/09/2013,19:50:23,eleanorbors,BAR on the Acanthogorgia 
08/09/2013,19:50:53,Andrea Quattrini,2 CORG Acanella
08/09/2013,19:51:11,eleanorbors,CRA hauling it downslope
08/09/2013,19:51:15,eleanorbors,ACN
08/09/2013,19:51:23,eleanorbors,many CORP
08/09/2013,19:51:37,eleanorbors,Seems like we've moved past the paragorgia area and into CORP area. 
08/09/2013,19:52:08,leswatling,a little deeper makes a difference?
08/09/2013,
08/09/2013,19:52:59,leswatling,video completely frozen again after behaving itself for the last hour or two...
08/09/2013,19:53:20,eleanorbors,What was the call on this coral species?
08/09/2013,19:54:23,leswatling,I'm back...but choppy
08/09/2013,19:54:27,eleanorbors,could it be Keratoisis bamboo coral? 
08/09/2013,19:54:56,eleanorbors,HYD on bare skeleton 
08/09/2013,19:55:13,eleanorbors,PYC on HYD on COR
08/09/2013,19:55:14,eleanorbors,CRI
08/09/2013,19:55:17,eleanorbors,BAR
08/09/2013,19:55:21,Andrea Quattrini,bamboo
08/09/2013,19:55:23,eleanorbors,*CRI and BAR both ON the COR
08/09/2013,19:55:26,leswatling,a bamboo but hard to say which one
08/09/2013,19:55:29,eleanorbors,OPH on COR 
08/09/2013,19:55:53,leswatling,maybe a very old Keratoisis...
08/09/2013,19:56:40,leswatling,a few nodes are visible on the old skeleton
08/09/2013,19:56:45,eleanorbors,BUR in rock face 
08/09/2013,19:57:39,leswatling,I might revise my assessment. I think there was a triple junction near the base, so likely was Eknomisis.
08/09/2013,19:57:50,eleanorbors,more CORP here 
08/09/2013,19:58:24,eleanorbors,COR bamboo between two CORP 
08/09/2013,19:59:37,eleanorbors,very little attached fauna right here
08/09/2013,19:59:45,eleanorbors,another bamboo colony to right 
08/09/2013,20:00:40,eleanorbors,SHI on COR bamboo 
08/09/2013,20:00:44,eleanorbors,Depth 811
08/09/2013,20:01:25,eleanorbors,PYC on bamboo COR
08/09/2013,20:01:38,eleanorbors,nice zoom on base, polyps 
08/09/2013,20:02:17,eleanorbors,BAR on the bamboo COR
08/09/2013,20:02:36,marthanizinski,41 03.9561 N 66 23.3931 W 811m
08/09/2013,20:02:55,peterauster,Great dive today!!  Gotta go .... Thanks all!
08/09/2013,20:03:18,eleanorbors,many SPO along wall 
08/09/2013,20:03:19,amandademopoulos,Thanks Peter!
08/09/2013,20:03:23,leswatling,Its hard to tell who this is without seeing it from the side...
08/09/2013,20:03:24,eleanorbors,COR acanthogorgia with ZOA
08/09/2013,20:03:41,eleanorbors,OPH on wall
08/09/2013,20:04:02,eleanorbors,OPH on this COR
08/09/2013,20:04:18,eleanorbors,second OPH (different sp) as well on this COR
08/09/2013,20:05:47,eleanorbors,This is a nice "rewind" reminder as we pan up. 
08/09/2013,20:05:59,eleanorbors,Neat to see the changing species as we go back up the wall
08/09/2013,20:06:13,Andrea Quattrini,large bamboo on left
08/09/2013,20:06:25,Andrea Quattrini,CORP CORG Primnoa?
08/09/2013,20:06:28,eleanorbors,therea re some CORP with ACNs 
08/09/2013,20:06:31,jasonchaytor,no, thank you!
08/09/2013,20:06:35,Andrea Quattrini,CORP abundant
08/09/2013,20:06:42,eleanorbors,Great dive, everyone!  That was so much fun! 
08/09/2013,20:06:48,leswatling,lots of zoas but always the yellow one...
08/09/2013,20:07:00,eleanorbors,FSH 
08/09/2013,20:07:06,eleanorbors,(can't stop logging...)
08/09/2013,20:07:16,Andrea Quattrini,CORO abundant on edge
08/09/2013,20:07:20,eleanorbors,many SPO along the edges here
08/09/2013,20:07:24,marthanizinski,430 conf call
08/09/2013,20:07:33,leswatling,great dive everyone! thanks for the great work, especially with the balky video...
08/09/2013,20:07:41,Andrea Quattrini,FSH hake
08/09/2013,20:07:52,eleanorbors,COR Paragorgia in a clump of high diversity !
08/09/2013,20:07:55,eleanorbors,CTE red
08/09/2013,20:07:59,eleanorbors,CPOHEX
08/09/2013,20:08:02,eleanorbors,CRARED
08/09/2013,20:08:03,Andrea Quattrini,ZOA 
08/09/2013,20:08:06,Andrea Quattrini,CORP
08/09/2013,20:08:09,Andrea Quattrini,CORG Primnoa
08/09/2013,20:08:19,Andrea Quattrini,fewer corals on top
08/09/2013,20:08:25,eleanorbors,Goodbye seafloor! 
08/09/2013,20:08:29,amandademopoulos,Thanks everyone-great dive today!
08/09/2013,20:08:34,Andrea Quattrini,743 m
08/09/2013,20:08:50,eleanorbors,Have a great Friday night everyone. 
08/09/2013,22:55:36,briankennedy,The weather for tomorrows dive is forecasted to be borderline for ROV operations. we will make the call at 0600 if we are diving or not.