04/13/2014,13:14:30,kelleyelliott,Good Morning All! NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer has arrived at 27d 05' 55.3" N, 92d 37' 19.25" W at about 1270m for dive GB907. The local time onboard is 0815. We are on site and preparing the ROVs for deployment. We are on schedule for an ontime deployment at 0830 Central. The ROV should arrive on bottom around 0930, and we will host our science debriefing at 0845 Central. We will stream the updated ROV dive plan with the latest backscatter and potential seep data during the debriefing. Join us by dialing 1-866-617-5860 <tel:1-866-617-5860>, passcode: 1233796 and tuning into the live feeds online at: http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream_04.html
04/13/2014,13:16:25,kelleyelliott,Also note that you can view a high resolution version of the main ROV HD camera during the dive on standard internet at: http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream-full-res.htm  (This is only for operational use and should not be shared with the public)
04/13/2014,13:28:55,kaseycantwell,Okeanos- have you all seen any oil slicks on the surface?
04/13/2014,13:41:19,stennisecc,test
04/13/2014,13:52:23,stephaniefarrington,On the back scatter we are looking at the Red dot in the center.  Left to right. The lighter colors are usually hard ground.  Looking for corals and Chemosyntheitc communities.  >
04/13/2014,13:55:15,okeanosexplorer,27 05'16.30N  92 36'50.07W
04/13/2014,13:56:13,okeanosexplorer,> Decending
04/13/2014,13:56:45,kelleyelliott,Can you again go throug who is on the line - with what institution, the location they are joining from, and their interests in the cruise?
04/13/2014,13:57:18,kelleyelliott,*the dive
04/13/2014,13:57:34,okeanosexplorer,290 m>
04/13/2014,13:57:41,michaelvecchione,>SIPH
04/13/2014,14:00:21,okeanosexplorer,Hey everybody! This is Stephanie! My laptop is acting up so I will be posting from this IM - 
04/13/2014,14:01:17,okeanosexplorer,Little reminder, please use your carrots (>) when logging habitat and species (everybody did a great job yesterday with the the data team thanks you!)
04/13/2014,14:02:10,okeanosexplorer,> plan is to move from S1-S2 and then S3
04/13/2014,14:02:14,stennisecc,Bill Shedd and Mike Natter from BOEM will be on this account for the rest of the dive.
04/13/2014,14:02:21,okeanosexplorer,>425 m
04/13/2014,14:05:48,okeanosexplorer,> 250 m 
04/13/2014,14:05:55,okeanosexplorer,Sorry > 520 m
04/13/2014,14:07:35,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/13/2014,14:07:49,michaelvecchione,>pyrosome
04/13/2014,14:08:09,michaelvecchione,>SHI
04/13/2014,14:08:27,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/13/2014,14:10:26,michaelvecchione,>Cyclothones?
04/13/2014,14:10:49,okeanosexplorer,we just passed 675 m
04/13/2014,14:10:53,michaelvecchione,>SIPH?
04/13/2014,14:12:26,michaelvecchione,>SHI
04/13/2014,14:12:39,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/13/2014,14:13:02,michaelvecchione,lts of stuff in the water colume at this deph
04/13/2014,14:14:11,okeanosexplorer,27 05.5098 N 92 37.1025W
04/13/2014,14:14:55,okeanosexplorer,800 m down
04/13/2014,14:14:56,Jamie Austin,Passing 800 m.
04/13/2014,14:15:17,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/13/2014,14:17:46,michaelvecchione,>SHI
04/13/2014,14:18:49,michaelvecchione,>sinker
04/13/2014,14:19:19,michaelvecchione,>another sinker
04/13/2014,14:20:22,okeanosexplorer,passing 950 m depth
04/13/2014,14:20:37,Jamie Austin,Passing 950 m.
04/13/2014,14:20:38,michaelvecchione,If anyone is watching, a sinker is the discarded feeding structure from a larvacean. Impartant for fast transport of carbon to the sea floor.
04/13/2014,14:21:08,michaelvecchione,>another sinker
04/13/2014,14:21:59,michaelvecchione,fingers crossed
04/13/2014,14:22:18,okeanosexplorer,27 05.4772N  92 37.0860W
04/13/2014,14:23:56,michaelvecchione,>sinker
04/13/2014,14:24:46,briankinlan,Could someone paste the new waypoints into the eventlog?  (Assuming that they have changed from the draft dive plan distributed last night)
04/13/2014,14:25:00,okeanosexplorer,were at 1088 m
04/13/2014,14:25:14,michaelvecchione,The term "sinker" was coined by Bruce Robison at MBARI. They look sort of like a mucus parachute.
04/13/2014,14:28:26,Jamie Austin,Passing 1200 m.
04/13/2014,14:29:28,okeanosexplorer,D2 ROV just passed 1200 m. We should be on bottom shortly.   We will stop and do color balancing on the bottom.
04/13/2014,14:29:37,michaelvecchione,>crustacean pf some sort
04/13/2014,14:30:09,robertcarney,time lag check
04/13/2014,14:30:09,okeanosexplorer,>1st suspected seep location S1 is our 1st target
04/13/2014,14:30:42,okeanosexplorer,27 05.4783N 92 37.0859W
04/13/2014,14:31:19,okeanosexplorer,> Bottom in sight, 1256 m Sediment bottom
04/13/2014,14:32:24,okeanosexplorer,> hardbottom in view
04/13/2014,14:32:53,okeanosexplorer,> nix that sorry, dust cloud in view
04/13/2014,14:37:17,larrymayer@tethys.gso.uri.edu,have lost audio on internet 1
04/13/2014,14:37:37,robertcarney,>Hol Palopatides swrimming
04/13/2014,14:39:52,okeanosexplorer,27 05.4780N 92 37.0871W
04/13/2014,14:40:10,larrymayer@tethys.gso.uri.edu,audio back on internet 1
04/13/2014,14:40:33,okeanosexplorer,Sorry about that Larry. Thanks
04/13/2014,14:47:21,okeanosexplorer,checking white balance
04/13/2014,14:48:23,Jamie Austin,27 05.4770 N, 92 37.0850 W
04/13/2014,14:50:56,okeanosexplorer,review: 6-7 potential seep points were ID from last nights survey.  We will be moving from each seep locations. getting to as many seeps as we can in the time period
04/13/2014,14:51:44,okeanosexplorer,There was a lot of oil on the surface this morning despite the 15 kt wind. This may be indicitive of oil and gas locations.
04/13/2014,14:54:26,okeanosexplorer,were getting underway
04/13/2014,14:55:15,michaelvecchione,>CTE
04/13/2014,14:56:43,okeanosexplorer,Brian, Mimi said that she put the backscatter on the FTP
04/13/2014,14:57:19,okeanosexplorer,its in the upload folder ready to go out when it refreshes
04/13/2014,14:58:30,michaelvecchione,>HOL
04/13/2014,14:58:50,robertcarney,most deep holo are biolum
04/13/2014,14:59:36,robertcarney,need to be disturbed to light off
04/13/2014,15:00:08,Jamie Austin,sedimented seafloor
04/13/2014,15:00:24,robertcarney,>SED scattered Pteropod shells on sed surface
04/13/2014,15:00:42,robertcarney,>MAT
04/13/2014,15:00:46,okeanosexplorer,27 05.4777 N 92 37.0855 W
04/13/2014,15:02:03,robertcarney,>MAT white and orange SHI few MUS shells
04/13/2014,15:02:35,robertcarney,>Hole Ring partial
04/13/2014,15:06:06,okeanosexplorer,>SHI
04/13/2014,15:06:09,robertcarney,>SHI crangonid
04/13/2014,15:07:40,robertcarney,SHI crangonid
04/13/2014,15:07:58,Jamie Austin,sedimented seafloor
04/13/2014,15:08:08,Jamie Austin,not much burrowing
04/13/2014,15:08:24,robertcarney,> Hol Paelopatides
04/13/2014,15:08:37,okeanosexplorer,27 05.4618 N 92 37.0715W
04/13/2014,15:08:45,robertcarney,Orca Basin  Seep fauna has not been found
04/13/2014,15:09:28,robertcarney,>Hol Meothuria lactea w/ trail
04/13/2014,15:10:22,robertcarney,>SED relatively smooth mud bottom no large burrows no color contrasts
04/13/2014,15:10:33,larrymayer@tethys.gso.uri.edu,excellent that lasers are back
04/13/2014,15:10:51,michaelvecchione,>SHI
04/13/2014,15:11:08,larrymayer@tethys.gso.uri.edu,how long do you think it took for the holo to make that track?
04/13/2014,15:11:33,robertcarney,>about a meter per hour
04/13/2014,15:12:03,michaelvecchione,>CTE
04/13/2014,15:12:32,robertcarney,>?POL quill worm?
04/13/2014,15:13:28,Jamie Austin,At S1
04/13/2014,15:13:36,robertcarney,>SED stained depression
04/13/2014,15:13:42,larrymayer@tethys.gso.uri.edu,brine pool??
04/13/2014,15:14:04,robertcarney,>TUB single near dark stain
04/13/2014,15:14:09,michaelvecchione,>CTE
04/13/2014,15:14:11,erikcordes,nice brine flow
04/13/2014,15:15:46,robertcarney,>CRA chaceon on island in black stain
04/13/2014,15:16:15,robertcarney,lasers might show interface
04/13/2014,15:16:47,erikcordes,you should float on the brine
04/13/2014,15:17:01,robertcarney,>ACN 2 on 1 island  cluster next
04/13/2014,15:17:13,carolruppel,good idea by bob...just turning on the lasers would say something
04/13/2014,15:17:38,robertcarney,>ROC black varnish on carbonate?
04/13/2014,15:17:54,okeanosexplorer,does anyone know the sci name of the ACN?>
04/13/2014,15:18:14,carolruppel,what is the standard set of macrofauna that can tolerate the brines?
04/13/2014,15:18:46,erikcordes,nothing lives inside the brine
04/13/2014,15:18:58,carolruppel,toxic
04/13/2014,15:19:07,erikcordes,i’ve don’t remember a lot of anemones, but mussels do pretty well
04/13/2014,15:19:09,robertcarney,microbes
04/13/2014,15:21:00,robertcarney,>URC
04/13/2014,15:21:11,erikcordes,>COR
04/13/2014,15:21:29,michaelvecchione,for anemones, send a screen gram to Daphne Fautin.
04/13/2014,15:21:37,michaelvecchione,screen grab.
04/13/2014,15:21:47,robertcarney,>SQA
04/13/2014,15:22:00,robertcarney,>CRA chaceon-like
04/13/2014,15:22:21,erikcordes,some kind of chysogorgid
04/13/2014,15:22:30,briankinlan,CORO 
04/13/2014,15:22:32,michaelvecchione,>looks like an arm of a brisingid on back.
04/13/2014,15:22:53,erikcordes,the purple is an octocoral - Anthothela
04/13/2014,15:22:54,briankinlan,>CORO Chrysogorgia spp(?)
04/13/2014,15:23:09,briankinlan,>CORO Anthothela spp(?)
04/13/2014,15:23:11,robertcarney,>AST brisingidae
04/13/2014,15:23:34,larrymayer@tethys.gso.uri.edu,can we see lasers on brine interface at some point?
04/13/2014,15:23:52,robertcarney,>ROC black and very nodular
04/13/2014,15:25:41,briankinlan,Eric, did you mean Anthomastus for the purple soft coral?
04/13/2014,15:26:12,briankinlan,SHI in CORO Chrysogorgia
04/13/2014,15:27:01,briankinlan,>ACN on CAR ROC
04/13/2014,15:28:04,erikcordes,no, anthomastus is the mushroom coral
04/13/2014,15:28:06,robertcarney,>MUS dead articulated in brine
04/13/2014,15:28:49,briankinlan,>CORO Chrysogorgia
04/13/2014,15:28:49,briankinlan,>ACN on CAR ROC
04/13/2014,15:29:03,briankinlan,>FELO
04/13/2014,15:29:28,michaelvecchione,>I would call that FSH rather than FELO
04/13/2014,15:29:44,briankinlan,>CORO Chrysogorgid x2
04/13/2014,15:30:13,briankinlan,yup sorry mike  *>FSH 
04/13/2014,15:30:53,erikcordes,sorry, not Anthothela, a species of Clavualria
04/13/2014,15:31:15,briankinlan,>ASR brisingidae
04/13/2014,15:31:23,briankinlan,>SHI in CORO
04/13/2014,15:31:33,briankinlan,>SQA
04/13/2014,15:31:55,michaelvecchione,>FSH was probably Urophycis based on IDs from 2012.
04/13/2014,15:32:43,okeanosexplorer,thanks Mike
04/13/2014,15:32:52,briankinlan,lots of snow
04/13/2014,15:33:00,okeanosexplorer,27 05.4319N 92 37.0500W
04/13/2014,15:34:14,robertcarney,>FSH "eelpout in brine at interface
04/13/2014,15:35:00,robertcarney,>EGG on shaft
04/13/2014,15:35:53,briankinlan,>BAR on dead CORO
04/13/2014,15:36:08,briankinlan,dead >CORO encrusted with >HYD
04/13/2014,15:36:15,robertcarney,>MUS dead shell no B. childressi 
04/13/2014,15:36:30,robertcarney,>Brown prob a iron oxide hydro gel
04/13/2014,15:37:30,briankinlan,correction on ID from 10:23:28 *>CORO purple soft coral possibly Clavularia (not Anthothela)
04/13/2014,15:37:34,briankinlan,thank Eric
04/13/2014,15:38:17,briankinlan,>ACN
04/13/2014,15:38:34,okeanosexplorer,thanks Brian I updated my notes
04/13/2014,15:38:35,briankinlan,quick zoom on that coral?
04/13/2014,15:39:23,briankinlan,>CORO Chrysogorgia?
04/13/2014,15:39:37,briankinlan,>ACN
04/13/2014,15:39:53,robertcarney,>TUB few on rocks up slope
04/13/2014,15:40:34,robertcarney,>TUB rock upper center left
04/13/2014,15:41:34,michaelvecchione,>FELO
04/13/2014,15:42:12,Jamie Austin,brine tributary flowing into the main pool
04/13/2014,15:46:23,michaelvecchione,>CTE? in serios view
04/13/2014,15:48:18,briankinlan,ambient water temp 4.49C
04/13/2014,15:48:26,briankinlan,inserting probe into brine pool
04/13/2014,15:50:17,okeanosexplorer,current reading 4.48oC. waiting a few more seconds
04/13/2014,15:50:59,okeanosexplorer,>comfirmend 4.48oC in the brine pool
04/13/2014,15:52:35,carolruppel,so for us thermal geophysicists out here, could ship ask ROV group (when they have a moment free) where in the temperature probe the thermistor is located?  near tip?  multiple thermistors all along the probe?  
04/13/2014,15:53:21,okeanosexplorer,when we set back down we will ask
04/13/2014,15:54:15,robertcarney,>TUB
04/13/2014,15:54:25,erikcordes,could we get another zoom, please?
04/13/2014,15:55:21,robertcarney,brine may not be a sulfide source
04/13/2014,15:55:23,carolruppel,thx
04/13/2014,15:55:27,briankinlan,>TUB live
04/13/2014,15:55:38,michaelvecchione,>SHI
04/13/2014,15:55:40,erikcordes,Lamellibrachia
04/13/2014,15:55:53,robertcarney,SHI ?Alvioncaris
04/13/2014,15:56:06,robertcarney,Alvinocaris
04/13/2014,15:56:10,erikcordes,>TUB Lamellibrachia
04/13/2014,15:56:32,erikcordes,>POG?
04/13/2014,15:56:36,michaelvecchione,>small mysids? swimming around
04/13/2014,15:56:49,robertcarney,>TUB only a few cm of tubes out of mud
04/13/2014,15:57:08,Jamie Austin,a well-defined tributary to the pool - tube worms are in the middle of that tributary
04/13/2014,15:57:28,okeanosexplorer,27 05.4300N 92 37.0486W
04/13/2014,15:57:42,michaelvecchione,>FSH zoarcid?
04/13/2014,15:57:45,robertcarney,>TUB more extensive clump
04/13/2014,15:58:36,erikcordes,pogonophoran maybe?
04/13/2014,15:58:43,erikcordes,never seen that
04/13/2014,15:58:56,erikcordes,i just said nothing live in the brine.... oh well!
04/13/2014,15:59:17,erikcordes,no, thats wrong, based on the palls
04/13/2014,15:59:22,erikcordes,palps.
04/13/2014,15:59:26,robertcarney,or one of the POLY witn two long antenna
04/13/2014,15:59:34,erikcordes,yes, Bob.
04/13/2014,15:59:39,robertcarney,>PYC pickled
04/13/2014,15:59:45,erikcordes,a dead sea spider
04/13/2014,15:59:46,michaelvecchione,weird
04/13/2014,16:01:32,briankinlan,>TUB
04/13/2014,16:01:35,briankinlan,>ACN
04/13/2014,16:02:15,okeanosexplorer,27 05.4343N 92 37.0551 W
04/13/2014,16:02:31,michaelvecchione,>CTE
04/13/2014,16:02:39,michaelvecchione,>SHI
04/13/2014,16:04:10,michaelvecchione,>SHI
04/13/2014,16:05:29,briankinlan,>CRA
04/13/2014,16:06:03,briankinlan,>SQA
04/13/2014,16:06:58,Jamie Austin,small carbonate hardground, very rugose, encrusted with tubeworms - the largest colonies thus far observed
04/13/2014,16:08:29,briankinlan,>TUB different species? polyps extended
04/13/2014,16:09:02,erikcordes,I would still vote for hydroids, but tough call
04/13/2014,16:10:02,erikcordes,those tube worms could be ~100+ yrs
04/13/2014,16:10:15,erikcordes,no growth rings, but size does correspond to age
04/13/2014,16:10:15,robertcarney,> ERIK
04/13/2014,16:10:27,erikcordes,we stained them with a chitin stain and then collected them the next year
04/13/2014,16:10:30,michaelvecchione,>SHI
04/13/2014,16:10:39,erikcordes,turned them blue
04/13/2014,16:12:43,erikcordes,>ZOA
04/13/2014,16:15:50,erikcordes,Lamellibrachia
04/13/2014,16:16:23,briankinlan,Jamie or Stephanie,  when you get a moment, could you ask Meme where she uploaded the files on the FTP? /OkeanosCruises/EX1402L3/UPLOAD/MappingPlanningProducts?
04/13/2014,16:17:31,michaelvecchione,>CTE
04/13/2014,16:17:43,robertcarney,>MUS
04/13/2014,16:18:15,okeanosexplorer,Brian I asked her is AM she said she put it to go out on the FTP upload which happedns every hour
04/13/2014,16:18:24,okeanosexplorer,i will check for you though
04/13/2014,16:18:27,robertcarney,>brine POL? tubes again Magelonidae?
04/13/2014,16:18:51,michaelvecchione,>ANE
04/13/2014,16:19:20,robertcarney,>MUS missing the usual associated gastropod
04/13/2014,16:19:22,michaelvecchione,>URC
04/13/2014,16:20:22,erikcordes,too deep for bathynerita?
04/13/2014,16:20:29,robertcarney,feeds I-2 LSU fine
04/13/2014,16:20:54,Catalina Martinez,my feeds are down at home in RI
04/13/2014,16:21:09,Andrea Quattrini,no video here
04/13/2014,16:21:10,carolruppel,ditto; sounds like Internet 1 is down; Internet 2 is fine
04/13/2014,16:21:16,robertcarney,>Pyrosoma
04/13/2014,16:21:19,michaelvecchione,no I1 here either
04/13/2014,16:21:57,robertcarney,not unusual to find Pyrosomes on deep bettom
04/13/2014,16:22:28,robertcarney,>MUS CHI or LIM
04/13/2014,16:22:45,Catalina Martinez,ISC is working on the I1 feeds
04/13/2014,16:23:22,okeanosexplorer,27 05.4392N 92 37.0609W
04/13/2014,16:23:23,carolruppel,is that the alternate website we used last year?  or just locally at ISC
04/13/2014,16:23:29,robertcarney,> ROC black rope-like
04/13/2014,16:24:15,robertcarney,>Hol Palopatides to lft
04/13/2014,16:24:32,robertcarney,>FELO eel
04/13/2014,16:24:47,Andrea Quattrini,cutthroat
04/13/2014,16:24:53,carolruppel,I1 is back. Cat was right...it was working on the URI Innerspace Center site first
04/13/2014,16:24:54,Andrea Quattrini,video is back
04/13/2014,16:24:55,briankinlan,I1 is back
04/13/2014,16:25:56,briankinlan,>ACN
04/13/2014,16:26:07,robertcarney,> MUS solitary live
04/13/2014,16:27:09,okeanosexplorer,Moving to S3
04/13/2014,16:27:34,Catalina Martinez,Feed 1 is restored on I1, but feeds 2 and 3 still out.  ISC is working on it.
04/13/2014,16:29:25,Catalina Martinez,All three feeds restored.  Thanks ISC!
04/13/2014,16:29:56,robertcarney,>POL? tubes from brine near "island"
04/13/2014,16:30:37,robertcarney,>"mineral snow" interface right
04/13/2014,16:31:35,michaelvecchione,>>SHI
04/13/2014,16:31:46,briankinlan,>ACN
04/13/2014,16:33:29,robertcarney,Yes at Brine Pool NRI
04/13/2014,16:33:41,briankinlan,bubbles rising from brine pool
04/13/2014,16:35:59,briankinlan,>ACN
04/13/2014,16:37:31,robertcarney,> black drops after disturbance
04/13/2014,16:37:32,okeanosexplorer,27 05.4386 N 92 37.0609
04/13/2014,16:37:37,Andrea Quattrini,lost video 
04/13/2014,16:37:44,carolruppel,in Boston too
04/13/2014,16:37:47,okeanosexplorer,on I1?
04/13/2014,16:37:52,carolruppel,Yes
04/13/2014,16:38:00,carolruppel,My house doesn't have I2
04/13/2014,16:38:04,Catalina Martinez,Feeds 2 and 3 are still up on I1.  Feed 1 is down.
04/13/2014,16:38:16,okeanosexplorer,ok im checking
04/13/2014,16:38:24,robertcarney,>FSH
04/13/2014,16:38:39,briankinlan,Full res Feed 1 is still up
04/13/2014,16:38:47,robertcarney,FSH
04/13/2014,16:38:51,robertcarney,>FSH
04/13/2014,16:38:55,briankinlan,http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream-full-res.html
04/13/2014,16:39:07,carolruppel,low res F1 on I1 is back
04/13/2014,16:39:23,michaelvecchione,>FSH rattail on serios feed
04/13/2014,16:39:33,okeanosexplorer,If you are missing Internet 1 that is a problem shore side.   If I2 goes out that is ship side
04/13/2014,16:39:49,iscwatch,The engineers at ISC are working on fixing the I1 feed
04/13/2014,16:40:20,Catalina Martinez,Thanks Erin
04/13/2014,16:40:44,michaelvecchione,>HOL
04/13/2014,16:41:03,robertcarney,>HOL Paelopatides
04/13/2014,16:41:54,robertcarney,>MUS sparse dead shells on mud
04/13/2014,16:42:36,robertcarney,>SHI
04/13/2014,16:43:06,robertcarney,>>SED staining
04/13/2014,16:44:11,robertcarney,>HOL Palopatides
04/13/2014,16:44:24,robertcarney,>HOL 2nd swimming
04/13/2014,16:44:32,iscwatch,The I1 Feed is back up! 
04/13/2014,16:45:36,michaelvecchione,>CTE
04/13/2014,16:45:36,robertcarney,>CNE
04/13/2014,16:46:04,robertcarney,>HOL Paelopatides
04/13/2014,16:46:31,robertcarney,>ISO pelagic swimming
04/13/2014,16:46:45,michaelvecchione,>ISO munopsid isopod swimming. closeup?
04/13/2014,16:48:30,michaelvecchione,> HOL X2
04/13/2014,16:48:43,robertcarney,>HOL Palopatides
04/13/2014,16:49:19,michaelvecchione,>FSH tattail
04/13/2014,16:49:43,robertcarney,>FSH
04/13/2014,16:49:52,robertcarney,>SARG
04/13/2014,16:50:05,robertcarney,>MUS more freq dead shells
04/13/2014,16:50:13,robertcarney,>SHI
04/13/2014,16:51:44,michaelvecchione,>HOL
04/13/2014,16:51:46,robertcarney,>HOL Palopatides
04/13/2014,16:52:00,robertcarney,>SHI
04/13/2014,16:52:15,robertcarney,>MAT staining
04/13/2014,16:52:28,robertcarney,>ROC small exposure
04/13/2014,16:52:31,michaelvecchione,I think we have lost audio on feed 1 -- video still good.
04/13/2014,16:52:37,robertcarney,HOL Palopatides
04/13/2014,16:53:36,briankinlan,>SHI
04/13/2014,16:53:40,robertcarney,>SHI multi near ROC
04/13/2014,16:54:47,briankinlan,>SQA
04/13/2014,16:54:48,robertcarney,>SER from ROC
04/13/2014,16:55:05,briankinlan,>ACN
04/13/2014,16:55:28,briankinlan,>SHI
04/13/2014,16:55:43,briankinlan,>SQA
04/13/2014,16:57:43,briankinlan,zooms please
04/13/2014,16:58:06,Andrea Quattrini,>MUS live 
04/13/2014,16:58:06,robertcarney,Live clams hard to find...must look for tracks
04/13/2014,16:58:20,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/13/2014,16:58:25,carolruppel,Yeah, my experience was Blake Ridge...and there it wasn't too hard to find the live clams
04/13/2014,16:58:42,robertcarney,>HOL Paelopatides
04/13/2014,16:59:25,robertcarney,>SHI crangonid
04/13/2014,16:59:45,robertcarney,HOL Paelopatides
04/13/2014,16:59:50,Jamie Austin,sedimented seafloor - small hardgrounds
04/13/2014,16:59:54,robertcarney,>HOL 2nd swimming
04/13/2014,17:00:52,Andrea Quattrini,>FSH halosaur
04/13/2014,17:01:02,briankinlan,transiting from S1 to S3
04/13/2014,17:01:13,robertcarney,>ACN isolated on shell in mud
04/13/2014,17:01:44,robertcarney,>MAT white
04/13/2014,17:01:56,robertcarney,>TUB few in isolated ROC
04/13/2014,17:02:27,briankinlan,>ACN on CAR ROC
04/13/2014,17:02:31,Andrea Quattrini,zoom purple on top?
04/13/2014,17:02:42,briankinlan,>SHI
04/13/2014,17:02:55,briankinlan,>SQU
04/13/2014,17:03:08,briankinlan,>SQA
04/13/2014,17:04:14,Andrea Quattrini,>CORO Clavularia
04/13/2014,17:04:24,Andrea Quattrini,its a stoloniferous octocoral
04/13/2014,17:05:00,robertcarney,>MUS mucus nets on rock
04/13/2014,17:05:05,michaelvecchione,>MYSID
04/13/2014,17:05:10,Andrea Quattrini,thanks!
04/13/2014,17:05:13,briankinlan,SQA
04/13/2014,17:05:24,briankinlan,great zoom thanks
04/13/2014,17:06:39,Andrea Quattrini,>FSH cutthroat
04/13/2014,17:06:46,Andrea Quattrini,>FELO
04/13/2014,17:06:52,robertcarney,HOL swimming Paelopatides nice closeups
04/13/2014,17:06:54,michaelvecchione,>FELO cutthroat eel
04/13/2014,17:08:13,Andrea Quattrini,>FELO cutthroat
04/13/2014,17:08:17,robertcarney,>SED bottom closeups fecal strings common
04/13/2014,17:08:56,robertcarney,HOL Paelopatides 2 near MAT
04/13/2014,17:09:00,briankinlan,position?
04/13/2014,17:09:10,okeanosexplorer,> we are in a depth 1257 m @ 27 05.4725N 92 36.9606W
04/13/2014,17:10:52,robertcarney,>MUS
04/13/2014,17:10:57,robertcarney,SHI
04/13/2014,17:11:40,robertcarney,>MUS live clump surrounded by shell hash and TUB custers on near side
04/13/2014,17:12:26,Andrea Quattrini,>URC
04/13/2014,17:13:23,briankinlan,possible oil globules rising
04/13/2014,17:13:48,robertcarney,>SHI Alvinocaris
04/13/2014,17:13:50,briankinlan,clear gas bubbles too
04/13/2014,17:13:58,robertcarney,>FSH within MUS
04/13/2014,17:14:05,Andrea Quattrini,>FSH eelpout
04/13/2014,17:14:20,robertcarney,>AMP on MUS
04/13/2014,17:14:23,briankinlan,CHI
04/13/2014,17:14:28,robertcarney,>CHI on MUS
04/13/2014,17:15:11,robertcarney,>LIM or GAS egg cases on Mus
04/13/2014,17:15:22,Andrea Quattrini,>SHI Alvinocaris?
04/13/2014,17:16:38,robertcarney,>CRA brachyuran type small within MUS
04/13/2014,17:17:06,robertcarney,>AMP? small on shells
04/13/2014,17:17:58,robertcarney,gradients at mussels beds haven't been resolved very well...mant tech problems
04/13/2014,17:18:50,carolruppel,BOb--what conditions do the tubeworms like?
04/13/2014,17:18:59,robertcarney,predation doesn't have to be frequent
04/13/2014,17:19:59,robertcarney,Erik C is the person on tubeworms.. they use interstitial and endolithic sulfied
04/13/2014,17:21:38,Jamie Austin,halfway between S2 and S4
04/13/2014,17:22:05,Jamie Austin,and halfway between S2 and S3
04/13/2014,17:23:28,robertcarney,>ROC rock pile here is lighter in color
04/13/2014,17:26:25,robertcarney,>LIM definitely limpets on the MUS
04/13/2014,17:27:48,robertcarney,probab mucus
04/13/2014,17:28:18,okeanosexplorer,>PYC
04/13/2014,17:28:25,larrymayer@tethys.gso.uri.edu,are the tube-like structures that the oil is coming out of made of hydrate?
04/13/2014,17:28:57,okeanosexplorer,>CHI
04/13/2014,17:29:18,larrymayer@tethys.gso.uri.edu,They look somewhat flexible —
04/13/2014,17:29:36,carolruppel,yeah hydrate is never flexible
04/13/2014,17:30:16,carolruppel,we are very far within the hydrate stability field at the seafloor here (much colder than necessary for GH to be stable at these pressures)
04/13/2014,17:30:37,larrymayer@tethys.gso.uri.edu,we have certainly seen black and brown stained hydrate on the cap on the DW Horizon
04/13/2014,17:30:54,robertcarney,crude oil can "skin over" 
04/13/2014,17:31:25,carolruppel,yes hydrate can often have a skin of oil 
04/13/2014,17:33:14,michaelvecchione,>CTE
04/13/2014,17:33:27,robertcarney,Mandy has ALVIN
04/13/2014,17:33:44,Jamie Austin,moving to S2
04/13/2014,17:35:02,Jamie Austin,thick shell hash
04/13/2014,17:35:06,briankennedy,>TUB
04/13/2014,17:35:51,robertcarney,>OPH in MUS
04/13/2014,17:36:13,robertcarney,>SER on MUS shell
04/13/2014,17:36:28,michaelvecchione,>chiton
04/13/2014,17:36:29,robertcarney,>PYC on MUS
04/13/2014,17:36:58,robertcarney,>SHI Alvinocaris
04/13/2014,17:37:09,robertcarney,>AMP on MUS
04/13/2014,17:37:38,robertcarney,>URC
04/13/2014,17:37:51,robertcarney,>AMP
04/13/2014,17:38:10,robertcarney,the small crus look like amphipods
04/13/2014,17:39:45,robertcarney,small dots are serpulid worms
04/13/2014,17:41:03,Jamie Austin,dispersed small hardgrounds
04/13/2014,17:42:06,robertcarney,>FSH
04/13/2014,17:42:29,michaelvecchione,>FSH cusk eel?
04/13/2014,17:42:32,larrymayer@tethys.gso.uri.edu,question for the biologists — do these mussels directly reduced methane, do they have symbiont organisms that do, or do they just feed off microbes that do?
04/13/2014,17:42:52,robertcarney,symbionts mostly
04/13/2014,17:44:31,michaelvecchione,no audio on feed 1
04/13/2014,17:45:05,briankinlan,>CORO Chrysogorgia
04/13/2014,17:45:11,briankinlan,>SHI in CORO
04/13/2014,17:46:06,Andrea Quattrini,>CORO Chryso ?averta
04/13/2014,17:46:22,Andrea Quattrini,X2
04/13/2014,17:48:13,briankinlan,position?
04/13/2014,17:51:17,robertcarney,>Hol Paelopatides
04/13/2014,17:51:42,larrymayer@tethys.gso.uri.edu,Jamie — can you ask Meme when she will be back to UNH?
04/13/2014,17:51:48,michaelvecchione,>SHI
04/13/2014,17:51:59,robertcarney,HOL swimming Paelopatides
04/13/2014,17:53:02,robertcarney,>FELO
04/13/2014,17:53:05,robertcarney,>SHI
04/13/2014,17:53:18,michaelvecchione,>FELO
04/13/2014,17:54:11,okeanosexplorer,27 058.4925N 92 36.9467W
04/13/2014,17:54:26,Jamie Austin,moving to S4 and on to S5
04/13/2014,17:54:28,briankinlan,>CORO
04/13/2014,17:54:32,briankinlan,>ACN
04/13/2014,17:54:34,robertcarney,>ROC exposed ridge browing nodular
04/13/2014,17:54:34,okeanosexplorer,27 05.4925N 92 36.9467W = Correction
04/13/2014,17:54:36,briankinlan,>TUB
04/13/2014,17:54:44,briankinlan,>ROC CAR
04/13/2014,17:54:51,robertcarney,>TUB small clusters on ROC
04/13/2014,17:54:52,Jamie Austin,S5 may be the most prominent bubble stream anomaly encountered in this vicinity
04/13/2014,17:55:13,briankinlan,>SHI in CORO Chrys
04/13/2014,17:55:44,robertcarney,>FELO
04/13/2014,17:58:26,robertcarney,>ROC vertical slab much finer texture than nearby nodular masses
04/13/2014,18:00:30,robertcarney,Hol Paelopatides "take off"
04/13/2014,18:00:54,robertcarney,>Hol Paelopatides 2
04/13/2014,18:01:21,okeanosexplorer,27 05.4711 N 92 36.9375W  1254 m
04/13/2014,18:01:31,robertcarney,>Paelopatides up to 3 in view
04/13/2014,18:02:15,robertcarney,>HOL Paelopatides 2 more
04/13/2014,18:02:16,Jamie Austin,sedimented seafloor
04/13/2014,18:04:25,robertcarney,>SHI crangonid
04/13/2014,18:04:30,robertcarney,>OPH
04/13/2014,18:04:39,robertcarney,> HOL fecal strings
04/13/2014,18:05:05,robertcarney,the seafloor  here has been through a HOL many times
04/13/2014,18:06:27,robertcarney,>HOL Paelopatides 
04/13/2014,18:07:08,robertcarney,puts sedimentology in a new light
04/13/2014,18:07:15,okeanosexplorer,LOL
04/13/2014,18:07:26,robertcarney,> Soked feeding traces
04/13/2014,18:07:52,robertcarney,>HOL Paelopatides
04/13/2014,18:08:05,Jamie Austin,S4 not much.  Potential brine pathway.  On our way to S5.
04/13/2014,18:08:12,robertcarney,Poked feeding traces
04/13/2014,18:08:37,robertcarney,HOL Paelopatides
04/13/2014,18:09:10,robertcarney,HOL Paelopatides
04/13/2014,18:09:20,robertcarney,>SED staines
04/13/2014,18:11:13,robertcarney,>SHI
04/13/2014,18:13:01,robertcarney,>SED botom closeup shell and fecal strings
04/13/2014,18:16:04,robertcarney,>small tubes corner small MAT
04/13/2014,18:16:09,robertcarney,>SHI
04/13/2014,18:16:23,robertcarney,>FELO
04/13/2014,18:17:05,robertcarney,>MUS rt end black and white depression
04/13/2014,18:17:32,Jamie Austin,another brine pool?  a closed depression
04/13/2014,18:18:01,robertcarney,>Blacl oil drops stuck at edge of stain
04/13/2014,18:18:26,Bernie Ball,>MUS live sparse
04/13/2014,18:20:29,okeanosexplorer,We have taken lots of sargassum into the enguine and we have to recover the vehical 
04/13/2014,18:20:34,robertcarney,>MUS live clumps isolated withing stain "brine"
04/13/2014,18:21:06,michaelvecchione,audio was breaking up.  Why are we leavinf the bottom?
04/13/2014,18:21:25,okeanosexplorer,We have taken lots of sargassum into the enguine and we have to recover the vehical
04/13/2014,18:21:38,michaelvecchione,OK.
04/13/2014,18:21:41,Bernie Ball,>TUB
04/13/2014,18:22:05,Bernie Ball,>small clusters
04/13/2014,18:22:22,robertcarney,>CRA Chaceon-like
04/13/2014,18:22:40,robertcarney,>FSH
04/13/2014,18:22:54,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/13/2014,18:23:04,Jamie Austin,drainage channel
04/13/2014,18:23:06,Bernie Ball,>ACN
04/13/2014,18:23:48,robertcarney,>MUS in "brine" channel
04/13/2014,18:24:00,okeanosexplorer,We have set our science call for 1:45 PM (CDT).  It will last about 45 minutes.
04/13/2014,18:24:09,Jamie Austin,looks like an old brine drainage pattern.  no obvious brine present.  leaving the seafloor.
04/13/2014,18:24:17,robertcarney,>Oil bubble
04/13/2014,18:24:58,Bernie Ball,>MUS elongated shells, isolated cluster of >30
04/13/2014,18:42:32,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/13/2014,18:43:00,michaelvecchione,>SHI
04/13/2014,18:45:00,michaelvecchione,>sinker
04/13/2014,18:47:06,michaelvecchione,>pyrosome
04/13/2014,18:58:25,michaelvecchione,>SQD
04/13/2014,18:58:39,michaelvecchione,>SIPH physonect
04/13/2014,19:30:16,briankennedy,have a good night everyone
04/13/2014,19:54:54,kelleyelliott,Sorry for the early recovery all. For those just tuning in - the ROV had to be recovered early today due to sargassum weed clogging the intake on the ship's engine. We needed to get the ship moving to help clear it out and will learn more details from the ship in a bit. The ROV is now secured on deck, and the ship will commence mapping operations soon. Tomorrow we will dive at Northwest Gulf Deep - a dive site where we'll be exploring the steep slope and top of a mound with high backscatter, looking for deep-sea coral habitat. We are planning for an ontime deployment (0830 Central), however weather is building and it's possible we'll need to recover early tomorrow.