04/14/2014,13:25:03,briankennedy,We are expereinceing some problems with the connection on the ship. We are troubleshooting now and will have everything back online as soon as possible. 
04/14/2014,13:29:54,kelleyelliott,This is a live update from the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer. The current time is 0830 Central and our current location is 27d 04' 45.66" N, 92d 49' 01.38" W at a water depth of about 1150m. We are currently onsite and preparing the ROV for deployment at site NW Gulf Mid-Depth for Dive 03 of the expedition. We are set for an on time deployment at 0830, with the ROV arriving on bottom around 0930. We will have our pre-dive briefing at 0845. Join us by dialing into the expedition teleconference line (1-866-617-5860 <tel:1-866-617-5860>, passcode: 1233796) and tuning into the live video feeds at:  http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream_04.html <http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream_04.html> 
04/14/2014,
04/14/2014,High resolution versions of the feeds will be made available to contributing scientists during ROV dives here:  http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream-full-res.htm,http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream-full-res.htm, 
04/14/2014,13:31:47,okeanosexplorer,  Good morning everyone! This is Stephanie Farrington the Biological Co-Science Lead aboard the Okeanos Explorer. We are trying to make the data coming from this event log easier to process and more useful. We are asking for a slight change to the SOP. If, before you identify or make a comment about the fauna or habitat, you could start your entry with a Carrot (>). All other comments can be kept as normal.  We are trying to find an easy way to filter identification/habitat data from other conversations.  I will be reminding everyone throughout the dives. The Data Management Team aboard the Okeanos Explorer thanks you for your cooperation.  
04/14/2014,13:32:10,okeanosexplorer,  Taxa  >ACN - Actinaria (anemone)
04/14/2014,>APH - Amphipod
04/14/2014,>ART - Arthropod
04/14/2014,>ASR - Asteroid
04/14/2014,>BAR - Barnacle
04/14/2014,>BIO - Biology (Unspecified)
04/14/2014,>BIV - Bivalve
04/14/2014,>BRA - Brachiopod
04/14/2014,>BRY - Bryozoan
04/14/2014,>CHI - Chiton
04/14/2014,>CLA - Clams
04/14/2014,>CNI - Cnidarian
04/14/2014,>COP - Copepods
04/14/2014,>COR - Coral
04/14/2014,>CORA - Antipatharian
04/14/2014,>CORL - Lophelia
04/14/2014,>CORM - Madrepora
04/14/2014,>CORO - Octocoral
04/14/2014,>CORP - Paramuricea
04/14/2014,>CORS - Stylasterid
04/14/2014,>CPEN - Pennatulacean
04/14/2014,>CORW - Whip coral
04/14/2014,>CRA - Crab
04/14/2014,>CRAKC - King crab (family Lithodidae)
04/14/2014,>CRARED - Red Deep Sea Crab (Chaceon quinquedens)
04/14/2014,>CRASPI - Spider crabs (family Majoidea)
04/14/2014,>CRI - Crinoid
04/14/2014,>CRIHYO - Hyocrinida
04/14/2014,>CRIBAT - Bathycrinidae
04/14/2014,>CRIBOU - Bourgeuticrinidae
04/14/2014,>CRIANT - Antedonidae
04/14/2014,>CRIZEN - Zenometridae
04/14/2014,>CRIPNT - Pentametrocinidae
04/14/2014,>CRIATE - Atelecrinidae
04/14/2014,>CRITHA - Thalassometridae
04/14/2014,>CTE - Ctenophore
04/14/2014,>DAN - Dandelion
04/14/2014,>ECN - Echiuran
04/14/2014,>EGG - Egg (case)
04/14/2014,>FEC - Fecal (matter)
04/14/2014,>FSH - Fish
04/14/2014,>FCHN - Chondrichthyes
04/14/2014,>FCOD - Codlets
04/14/2014,>FREF - Reeffish (grouper, tilefish, AJs, snapper)
04/14/2014,>FANT - Anthiins (fancy bass)
04/14/2014, , FELO - Elongate (eels, brotulids) 
04/14/2014, , FOVO - Ovoid (roughys, boarfish, dories)
04/14/2014, , FLAT – Flatfish
04/14/2014,>FOR - Foraminiferan
04/14/2014,>GAS - Gastropods (not limpets)
04/14/2014,>GRO - Gromiid
04/14/2014,>HOL - Holutharian
04/14/2014,>HYD - Hydroid
04/14/2014,>ISO - Isopod
04/14/2014,>JFH - Jellyfish
04/14/2014,>LAR - Larvacean house
04/14/2014,>LIM - Limpets
04/14/2014,>LOB - Lobster
04/14/2014,>MAT - Bacterial (Mat)
04/14/2014,>MUC - Unidentified mucus structure
04/14/2014,>MOL - Mollusk
04/14/2014,>MUS - Mussels
04/14/2014,>NUD - Nudibranch
04/14/2014,>OCT - Octopus
04/14/2014,>OPH - Ophiuroid
04/14/2014,>PAG - Pagurid (hermit)
04/14/2014,>POL - Polychaete
04/14/2014,>PTE -  Pteropod
04/14/2014,>PYC - Pycnogonid
04/14/2014,>RIF - Riftia
04/14/2014,>SAL - Salp
04/14/2014,>SCA - Scale (worm)
04/14/2014,>SER - Serpulid worm
04/14/2014,>SHI - Shrimp
04/14/2014,>SPA - Spaghetti Worms
04/14/2014,>SPO - Sponge
04/14/2014,>SQA - Squat Lobster
04/14/2014,>SQD - Squid
04/14/2014,>STR - mucus string
04/14/2014,>TUB - Tubeworms (not Riftia)
04/14/2014,>TUN - Tunicate
04/14/2014,>URC - Urchin
04/14/2014,>USO - Unidentified Sessile Object
04/14/2014,>WOD - Wood
04/14/2014,>WOR - Worm
04/14/2014,>XEN - Xenophyophoran
04/14/2014,>ZOA - Zoanthid     Geology  >BUR - Burrow
04/14/2014,>COB - Cobble
04/14/2014,>MUD - Mud
04/14/2014,>ROC - Rock
04/14/2014,>RUB - Rubble
04/14/2014,>SAD - Sand
04/14/2014,>SED - Sediment
04/14/2014,>WAL - Wall     Lava Morphology  >TAL - Talus
04/14/2014,>PIL - Pillow
04/14/2014,>ENT - Entrail
04/14/2014,>LOB - Lobate
04/14/2014,>SHE - Sheet
04/14/2014,>FOL - Folded
04/14/2014,>JUM - Jumbled
04/14/2014,>HAC - Hackly     Sediment Cover  >LIG - Light
04/14/2014,>POC - Partial/Pockets
04/14/2014,>HEA - Heavy/Coalescent
04/14/2014,>BLA - Blanket     Feature  >ASG - Axial Summit Graben
04/14/2014,>AVR - Axial Volcanic Ridge
04/14/2014,>CAR - Carbonate
04/14/2014,>CLI - Cliff
04/14/2014,>COL - Collapse
04/14/2014,>CON - Contact
04/14/2014,>FAU - Fault
04/14/2014,>FIS - Fissure
04/14/2014,>HAY - Haystack
04/14/2014,>HYX - Hydrothermal
04/14/2014,>PIL - Pillar
04/14/2014,>SCP - Scarp
04/14/2014,>SEP - Seep     Other  >ANT - Anthropogenic object (trash, traps lines, etc.)  
04/14/2014,13:39:49,Jamie Austin,Greetings everyone.  We re about to start Dive 3 of OE EX 1402 L3 in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico.  We will start our morning briefing in about 5 minutes.
04/14/2014,13:43:20,Jamie Austin,D2 is passing 500 m.
04/14/2014,13:44:21,michaelvecchione,>JFH
04/14/2014,13:45:29,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/14/2014,13:45:52,okeanosexplorer,> W/SW of yesterday, high topographic area, looking for deep coral habitats, 
04/14/2014,13:48:19,okeanosexplorer,> 100 m distance on the dive. WP 1 (base of mound) to WP2 (top of mound)
04/14/2014,13:48:25,silverspringecc,Good morning from Silver Spring.  We are working on fixing the RTS on our end.
04/14/2014,13:48:57,okeanosexplorer,> possibility of cutting this dive short due to the weather going bad
04/14/2014,13:49:29,okeanosexplorer,> Brian- model at NCOS predicts balck corals, bamaboo
04/14/2014,13:49:49,okeanosexplorer,> also parmuricids
04/14/2014,13:51:58,okeanosexplorer,27 04.6683N 92 48.9856W
04/14/2014,13:52:05,Jamie Austin,D2 passing 785 m
04/14/2014,13:52:10,okeanosexplorer,789.5 m
04/14/2014,13:52:45,okeanosexplorer,color balancing during decent. 
04/14/2014,13:55:31,Jamie Austin,D2 passing 900 m.
04/14/2014,13:57:24,okeanosexplorer,> climbing a 30o mound for about 1000 m , going slowly, no samples, take photo still and video.  Dives over the next few days will be on wrecks.   
04/14/2014,13:58:05,catherinemarzin,can we get the estimated arrival time to destination?
04/14/2014,13:58:21,okeanosexplorer,*>Climbing 30 degree slope
04/14/2014,13:59:23,okeanosexplorer,we will be on bottom in about 5 min
04/14/2014,14:00:02,robertcarney,Typical winter weather patten in NW Gulf...cold front out of NW every 5 days or so.  Wind andf T-storms
04/14/2014,14:00:27,erikcordes,I hope that weather pattern ends soon...
04/14/2014,14:01:11,okeanosexplorer,SO DO WE!!!1
04/14/2014,14:02:49,enriquesalgado,Ren Salgado & Robert MGuinn from Etnoyer Deep Sea Coral Lab monitoring dive.
04/14/2014,14:03:07,okeanosexplorer,> aproaching 1100 m, color balanceing done during descent, we have to manage the ship, the camera sled and the D2 ROV at the bottom.  it can be difficult on slopes.  
04/14/2014,14:03:08,Brendan Roark,severe weather warming in College Station
04/14/2014,14:03:34,Jamie Austin,seafloor sited
04/14/2014,14:03:49,Jamie Austin,sedimented seaflor,, minor burrowing
04/14/2014,14:04:20,briankinlan,position?
04/14/2014,14:04:46,briankinlan,>SED
04/14/2014,14:04:58,okeanosexplorer,27 04.6695N 92 48.9651
04/14/2014,14:05:43,Jamie Austin,burrows
04/14/2014,14:06:06,briankinlan,>FSH
04/14/2014,14:06:17,michaelvecchione,>HOL swimming
04/14/2014,14:06:31,robertcarney,> HOL Paelopatides swim
04/14/2014,14:07:10,robertcarney,> COB pile on mud bottom
04/14/2014,14:08:31,robertcarney,>SHI pelagic
04/14/2014,14:08:53,okeanosexplorer,vertical thruster on D2 is having trouble
04/14/2014,14:09:22,michaelvecchione,>CTE
04/14/2014,14:11:56,robertcarney,>HOL Enypniastes benthopelagic off bottom
04/14/2014,14:12:22,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/14/2014,14:12:23,Jamie Austin,getting ready to move to the base of slope
04/14/2014,14:12:42,michaelvecchione,>FELO
04/14/2014,14:13:20,michaelvecchione,missed the SQD. Darn.
04/14/2014,14:13:51,okeanosexplorer,> slope will likely be sedimented with patches of hardbottom, possibly zig zag to be able to see the Hardbottom
04/14/2014,14:14:00,michaelvecchione,FELO looked like a halosaur
04/14/2014,14:14:02,okeanosexplorer,>depth 1153 m
04/14/2014,14:15:51,michaelvecchione,>FELO mulltiple
04/14/2014,14:16:04,okeanosexplorer,27 04.6692N  92 48.9626W
04/14/2014,14:16:42,robertcarney,no audio
04/14/2014,14:16:55,robertcarney,I hear you but stay silent
04/14/2014,14:17:02,michaelvecchione,I want nekton, especially squids and octopods.
04/14/2014,14:17:19,robertcarney,>SHI
04/14/2014,14:17:24,robertcarney,>FSH
04/14/2014,14:17:30,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/14/2014,14:17:45,michaelvecchione,rattail
04/14/2014,14:18:12,robertcarney,>ACNM small in sed
04/14/2014,14:18:49,robertcarney,>SH crangonid
04/14/2014,14:19:28,robertcarney,>FEC strings here and there
04/14/2014,14:19:48,robertcarney,>FSH parasite on D fin
04/14/2014,14:21:59,michaelvecchione,>FSH rattail
04/14/2014,14:22:03,robertcarney,>SHI 2
04/14/2014,14:22:51,robertcarney,>CRI
04/14/2014,14:23:28,robertcarney,>CRI on mud common Gulf slope
04/14/2014,14:23:34,michaelvecchione,>CRI unstalked feather star
04/14/2014,14:25:12,michaelvecchione,the first rattail with the long fins was Gadomus longifilis
04/14/2014,14:25:22,briankinlan,I1 down
04/14/2014,14:25:51,briankinlan,I1 back up
04/14/2014,14:26:11,robertcarney,>Pteropods very few on sed surface
04/14/2014,14:26:36,robertcarney,>FSH
04/14/2014,14:27:11,robertcarney,>Biomound color contrast
04/14/2014,14:27:43,okeanosexplorer,>Atelocrinus helgae - (check the spelling on this)
04/14/2014,14:27:50,michaelvecchione,>SHI
04/14/2014,14:27:53,robertcarney,>SHI Shell w/ cor
04/14/2014,14:28:26,robertcarney,>OPH
04/14/2014,14:28:26,enriquesalgado,lasers please
04/14/2014,14:29:34,robertcarney,>SERpulid on shell
04/14/2014,14:29:49,enriquesalgado,>CORO
04/14/2014,14:29:55,robertcarney,>or Sabellida
04/14/2014,14:30:17,robertcarney,>PAG
04/14/2014,14:30:24,michaelvecchione,>another SHI
04/14/2014,14:30:36,michaelvecchione,>multiple SHI
04/14/2014,14:30:57,erikcordes,really tough to tell what that CORO might have been...
04/14/2014,14:31:02,robertcarney,>SARG and cluster of petropods
04/14/2014,14:31:43,robertcarney,>MUS single shell
04/14/2014,14:32:08,robertcarney,>small tufts on bottom prob FOR
04/14/2014,14:32:21,robertcarney,>PAG w/ ANC
04/14/2014,14:32:22,michaelvecchione,>PAG
04/14/2014,14:32:46,robertcarney,>SHI
04/14/2014,14:32:53,briankinlan,@erikcordes yeah I was hesitant to even venture a guess.  I'm a modeler, after all!
04/14/2014,14:33:07,robertcarney,>HOL Paelopatides?
04/14/2014,14:33:20,robertcarney,>SHI
04/14/2014,14:34:05,robertcarney,>MUS dead shell
04/14/2014,14:34:12,robertcarney,>ANT
04/14/2014,14:34:20,Jamie Austin,small hard outcrop
04/14/2014,14:34:27,enriquesalgado,lasers please
04/14/2014,14:34:39,briankinlan,>CORA with >SQA
04/14/2014,14:35:04,robertcarney,>AST
04/14/2014,14:35:47,briankinlan,>SHI in >CORA
04/14/2014,14:38:17,cordeslab,>Bathypathes?
04/14/2014,14:38:27,enriquesalgado,Lasers on holdfast will help age estimation
04/14/2014,14:40:12,enriquesalgado,Young Leiopathes?
04/14/2014,14:40:24,erikcordes,Leiopathes looks very different from this
04/14/2014,14:40:35,briankinlan,coral taxonomy experts please chime in here or on the phone!  I'm not an expert in coral ID's
04/14/2014,14:40:57,robertcarney,>SHI crangonid
04/14/2014,14:41:34,amandademopoulos,what was the purple CORO? for the record?
04/14/2014,14:41:51,Scott France ,The purple stuff at the base was the octocoral Clavularia, which is not a nephthyid but a stoloniferous species (mat-like or ribbon like growth). The black coral was something like Stylopathes or Tanacetipathes. I'll see iff I can learn more.
04/14/2014,14:41:56,enriquesalgado,>CORO
04/14/2014,14:42:27,Brendan Roark,looked closer to a bathypathes to me than Leiopathes
04/14/2014,14:42:43,enriquesalgado,Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,14:42:58,michaelvecchione,>>ASR
04/14/2014,14:43:42,amandademopoulos,thanks scott and all
04/14/2014,14:43:48,briankinlan,s>SED shell hash and>COB
04/14/2014,14:43:56,briankinlan,thank you guys
04/14/2014,14:44:28,Brendan Roark,Age wise in GOM for deep water black corals a radial growth rates of 10-20µm/ year is reasonable so a quick est of couple of hundred years for that one — though I didn't get a good look with the lasers on the base
04/14/2014,14:44:40,Scott France ,CORO Acanthogorgia is a good guess for this one.
04/14/2014,14:46:05,michaelvecchione,>SHI multiple
04/14/2014,14:46:18,Jamie Austin,scattered cobbles - likey hardgrounds
04/14/2014,14:46:40,robertcarney,>BUR color contrast
04/14/2014,14:46:42,Scott France ,CORO Chrysogorgia - pink one
04/14/2014,14:47:23,Scott France ,Are those swollen polyps or anemones overgrowing?
04/14/2014,14:47:23,briankinlan,>SQU in Chrysogorgia
04/14/2014,14:47:41,robertcarney,>OPH
04/14/2014,14:48:31,robertcarney,>XEN or clump of small mud tubes
04/14/2014,14:48:36,Scott France ,Very young black coral, I think
04/14/2014,14:49:19,michaelvecchione,>FSH by ASR
04/14/2014,14:49:44,Alex DeCiccio,is that a feeding posture for the starfish?
04/14/2014,14:50:19,Scott France ,CORO Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,14:50:19,Brendan Roark,I've never seen such a small young black coral and only 1 or 2 young recruits for Gold coral in the PAC
04/14/2014,14:50:48,Scott France ,Brendan - they've got to start somewhere, right?!
04/14/2014,14:51:19,robertcarney,>OPH GAS
04/14/2014,14:51:27,briankinlan,COR scleractinia solitary cup coral 
04/14/2014,14:51:29,robertcarney,SHI crangon
04/14/2014,14:52:42,briankinlan,>CORO Chrysogorgia 
04/14/2014,14:52:42,robertcarney,>HOL Paelopatides
04/14/2014,14:52:48,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/14/2014,14:53:09,Brendan Roark,Scott — absolutely, just has always worried me that we don't see more of them and it isn't for lack of looking, so great to see!
04/14/2014,14:53:10,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/14/2014,14:53:24,enriquesalgado,>CORO
04/14/2014,14:53:34,briankinlan,zoom pls
04/14/2014,14:53:56,Scott France ,CORO Anthomastus
04/14/2014,14:54:39,michaelvecchione,>OPH
04/14/2014,14:55:08,michaelvecchione,>SHI
04/14/2014,14:55:28,briankinlan,>CORO Acanthogorgia? small
04/14/2014,14:55:36,briankinlan,>CORO Chrysogorgia
04/14/2014,14:55:44,briankinlan,x2
04/14/2014,14:55:45,Scott France ,There may have been a Parantipathes black coral in there as well...
04/14/2014,14:55:59,Scott France ,Left of Chrysogorgia
04/14/2014,14:57:21,michaelvecchione,>nice closeup of pteropod shells on sed
04/14/2014,14:57:46,Scott France ,POL polychaete crawling in foreground?
04/14/2014,14:58:16,amandademopoulos,hard to tell on my screen, scott, but best guess POL 
04/14/2014,14:58:34,briankinlan,>CORA Parantipathes?
04/14/2014,14:58:36,Scott France ,This Parantipathes is not in great shape...
04/14/2014,14:58:40,Brendan Roark,did that look like a bamboo node in the top right of the previous zoom?
04/14/2014,14:59:03,Scott France ,The top of the colony looks good, but not lower half
04/14/2014,14:59:30,Scott France ,These are usually good at sloughing off material.
04/14/2014,14:59:46,Scott France ,Tiny CORO chrysogorgiidae
04/14/2014,15:00:31,briankinlan,>CORO Chrysogorgia with >SQA
04/14/2014,15:01:09,briankinlan,position?
04/14/2014,15:01:54,okeanosexplorer,27 04.6813N 92 48.9667W
04/14/2014,15:02:08,Jamie Austin,another small hardground
04/14/2014,15:03:27,Scott France ,What is the white "fan" at right foregraound?
04/14/2014,15:03:39,enriquesalgado,Paricipating through internet one
04/14/2014,15:03:54,Scott France ,CORO bamboo? white in right front
04/14/2014,15:04:28,michaelvecchione,>multiple SHI
04/14/2014,15:04:49,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/14/2014,15:05:12,Brendan Roark,looks like bamboo to me
04/14/2014,15:05:48,Scott France ,CORO Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,15:06:39,briankinlan,>SQA in Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,15:06:58,briankinlan,lasers are 10cm apart
04/14/2014,15:08:18,briankinlan,Steph, we definitely want to zoom on the white fan (possible bamboo coral) too when you get a chance
04/14/2014,15:08:29,michaelvecchione,>SPO w/OPH
04/14/2014,15:09:17,erikcordes,>SPO hexactinellida (glass sponge)
04/14/2014,15:10:10,Scott France ,Demosponges are also siliceous!
04/14/2014,15:10:54,Scott France ,The glass sponges have much longer siliceous spicules...
04/14/2014,15:11:02,briankinlan,I1 down
04/14/2014,15:11:12,Scott France ,I1 down here as well.
04/14/2014,15:11:18,Scott France ,I1 back.
04/14/2014,15:11:18,briankinlan,I1 back up
04/14/2014,15:11:39,Scott France ,CORA black coral with SQA
04/14/2014,15:12:15,robertcarney,> BIV flat on rock to right?
04/14/2014,15:12:48,Andrea Quattrini,CORO white on rock left of SPO?
04/14/2014,15:13:01,Scott France ,The little white mat on left with 6 polyps is an octocoral CORO
04/14/2014,15:14:20,Andrea Quattrini,can you get image of white ?CORO in background before you leave too?
04/14/2014,15:14:36,briankinlan,yes Andrea-we're working our way around to that one
04/14/2014,15:14:54,Andrea Quattrini,thanks
04/14/2014,15:15:07,briankinlan,>CORA
04/14/2014,15:15:11,briankinlan,with >SQA
04/14/2014,15:15:17,briankinlan,Bathypathes?
04/14/2014,15:15:24,Andrea Quattrini,not a bathypathes
04/14/2014,15:16:28,briankinlan,Parantipathes?
04/14/2014,15:16:45,enriquesalgado,nice shot thank you!
04/14/2014,15:17:27,briankinlan,many tiny >APH all around CORA
04/14/2014,15:17:36,Scott France ,No, not a Parantipathes...
04/14/2014,15:18:13,Scott France ,When we first approached this feature, the white fan was on the front right, so will now be on "back side" of this feature.
04/14/2014,15:19:33,briankinlan,any coral ID experts want to call in? 1-866-617-5860  / 1233796#  I'm a modeler, not a taxonomist...
04/14/2014,15:21:16,Scott France ,CORO primnoid
04/14/2014,15:21:38,Scott France ,Not sure of species - Andrea. a Callogorgia?
04/14/2014,15:22:21,Scott France ,Great image of the suit-of-armor like sclerites on the polyps.
04/14/2014,15:22:22,briankinlan,>ACN at base
04/14/2014,15:22:23,erikcordes,doesn’t look like Callogorgia. polyps are really big
04/14/2014,15:22:27,Andrea Quattrini,i have never seen a growth form llike this, so no I don't beleive so- 
04/14/2014,15:22:42,Scott France ,OK - definitely a primnoid though.
04/14/2014,15:22:44,Andrea Quattrini,defnitely new for us in the GoM
04/14/2014,15:25:28,robertcarney,>URC
04/14/2014,15:25:44,briankinlan,>CORO Chrysogorgoa
04/14/2014,15:25:48,briankinlan,>URC
04/14/2014,15:27:19,briankinlan,position?
04/14/2014,15:27:32,okeanosexplorer,Andrea, did you know the name of that new-to-here gorg?
04/14/2014,15:27:51,robertcarney,>MUS shelles increased
04/14/2014,15:27:53,Andrea Quattrini,no-not sure if its new, just have not seen it or collected it before
04/14/2014,15:27:54,okeanosexplorer,27 04.9649N 92 48.9722W
04/14/2014,15:28:19,Andrea Quattrini,on our past cruises...
04/14/2014,15:28:41,michaelvecchione,>CTE
04/14/2014,15:28:58,Scott France ,Depth?
04/14/2014,15:29:01,okeanosexplorer,oh ok. what should i name it in my notes? do you know what it is
04/14/2014,15:29:11,okeanosexplorer,1142 m deep<
04/14/2014,15:29:12,Scott France ,Just call it Primnoidae
04/14/2014,15:29:22,Scott France ,Thanks for depth.
04/14/2014,15:29:23,okeanosexplorer,perfect that works thanks
04/14/2014,15:30:01,briankinlan,can you double check that position>
04/14/2014,15:30:30,okeanosexplorer,sure ... 27 04.6981N  92 48.9731W
04/14/2014,15:31:51,briankinlan,ok, that looks correct. previous position (11:27:26) was incorrect
04/14/2014,15:32:02,okeanosexplorer,it was... sorry!
04/14/2014,15:32:25,briankinlan,no worries I was just making a note for posterity
04/14/2014,15:32:42,briankinlan,>CORO Chrysogorgia with >SQA
04/14/2014,15:32:58,briankinlan,>CORO Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,15:33:04,Jamie Austin,another scattered outcrop of what are almost certainly authigenic carbonates
04/14/2014,15:34:06,Scott France ,There are at least 7 species of Chrysogorgia known from the deep Gulf of Mexico and at least 4 of those are known from the deth range we are seeing today...
04/14/2014,15:34:20,Scott France ,sorry - depth range
04/14/2014,15:35:34,briankinlan,>CORO Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,15:36:56,okeanosexplorer,1141 m deep - going closer to the slope, cemically parcipitaed carbonates, hard substrate incease
04/14/2014,15:37:04,Jamie Austin,more hardgrounds
04/14/2014,15:37:04,Scott France ,CORA
04/14/2014,15:37:34,enriquesalgado,>CORA
04/14/2014,15:38:04,briankinlan,>SQA in CORA
04/14/2014,15:38:44,stennisecc,Who is speakign right now - I missed the when they identified themselves 
04/14/2014,15:38:49,briankinlan,any guesses asto this coral ID?
04/14/2014,15:39:09,Scott France ,I'm going to suggest this CORA is in the genus Sibopathes. I'm guessing that based on a description of a Gulf of Mexico species by Dennis Opresko.
04/14/2014,15:39:11,briankinlan,>SHI red in water
04/14/2014,15:39:38,stennisecc,thank you!
04/14/2014,15:41:36,Scott France ,Opresko described Sibopathes macrospina from a clony collected off Alabama in about 600 meters depth, and the overall colony shape is similar to this one.
04/14/2014,15:42:06,robertmcguinn,lasers please
04/14/2014,15:42:36,robertmcguinn,thanks!
04/14/2014,15:43:38,briankinlan,>CRI on >CORO Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,15:44:41,briankinlan,I1 down
04/14/2014,15:45:00,briankinlan,I1 back
04/14/2014,15:46:25,briankinlan,>CORA x2
04/14/2014,15:46:30,briankinlan,>CORO Chrysogorgia
04/14/2014,15:46:39,briankinlan,>SQA in Chrys.
04/14/2014,15:46:46,briankinlan,>ACN
04/14/2014,15:46:55,briankinlan,>CORO Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,15:47:06,amandademopoulos,is that a yellow zoanthid on left
04/14/2014,15:47:11,Scott France ,ZOA overgrowth on left...
04/14/2014,15:47:21,Scott France ,These polyps may be swollen with eggs
04/14/2014,15:48:12,Scott France ,Polyps of the Chrysogorgia swollen with eggs...
04/14/2014,15:51:43,okeanosexplorer,what do the eggs look like so can direct
04/14/2014,15:55:02,Scott France ,Apologies if my directions didn't make sense - I forgot how much delay there was.
04/14/2014,15:55:08,Scott France ,Gorgeous imagery!
04/14/2014,15:55:11,okeanosexplorer,no we got it!
04/14/2014,15:55:12,briankinlan,>CORA x2
04/14/2014,15:55:19,Scott France ,CORA Sibopathes
04/14/2014,15:57:51,briankinlan,Jamie or Steph--when you get a chance, can you give us an update on the weather?  if there's a chance we'll have to end early, we may want to speed things up.  otherwise the pace is fine.
04/14/2014,15:58:09,briankinlan,CORO Acanthogorgia at base of Cora
04/14/2014,15:58:28,okeanosexplorer,ill check - brb
04/14/2014,16:00:16,kelleyelliott,Hi Brian - right now the weather looks good, and the forecast looks good to complete today's dive, but are keeping our eye on it.
04/14/2014,16:00:38,briankinlan,great thx
04/14/2014,16:00:47,briankinlan,>SQA closeup
04/14/2014,16:00:53,briankinlan,>SHI closeup
04/14/2014,16:01:25,briankinlan, both in Sibopathes
04/14/2014,16:01:56,okeanosexplorer,>Shrimp was bathypaminella (spelling)
04/14/2014,16:03:01,Scott France ,Bathypalaemonella
04/14/2014,16:03:08,okeanosexplorer,thanks!
04/14/2014,16:06:02,okeanosexplorer,27 04.7190N 92 48.9780
04/14/2014,16:10:21,michaelvecchione,>SHI X2
04/14/2014,16:10:24,Scott France ,CORO Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,16:10:48,briankinlan,clam and mussel shell hash
04/14/2014,16:11:03,Jamie Austin,more disarticulated bivalve shells - both mussels and clams
04/14/2014,16:12:30,erikcordes,chemosynthetic clams, family vesicomyidae
04/14/2014,16:12:44,erikcordes,probably dead if its above the sediment surface
04/14/2014,16:13:02,Andrea Quattrini,>FSH macrourid
04/14/2014,16:13:11,michaelvecchione,>FSH rattail
04/14/2014,16:13:21,briankinlan,CORO Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,16:13:40,briankinlan,>CORO Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,16:13:47,briankinlan,>CORA 
04/14/2014,16:14:07,briankinlan,strike that CORO Chrysogorgia (15 seconds ago)
04/14/2014,16:14:17,Jamie Austin,scattered hardgrounds
04/14/2014,16:14:19,briankinlan, CORO Chrysogorgia again
04/14/2014,16:14:29,briankinlan,SQA
04/14/2014,16:14:37,Andrea Quattrini,>CORO Chryso on dead clam shell?
04/14/2014,16:14:38,briankinlan,next to Chrys on seafloor
04/14/2014,16:15:28,briankinlan,>SHI
04/14/2014,16:15:48,briankinlan,CORO anthomastus
04/14/2014,16:15:57,briankinlan,CORO acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,16:16:41,briankinlan,>CORO Chrysogorgia
04/14/2014,16:16:50,briankinlan,(same one as previous)
04/14/2014,16:16:58,Andrea Quattrini,attached to carbonate
04/14/2014,16:17:46,Scott France ,My I1 feed really jumpy in last 10 minutes...
04/14/2014,16:18:01,briankinlan,mine too
04/14/2014,16:18:36,Andrea Quattrini,zoom white fans?
04/14/2014,16:19:16,briankinlan,CORO Acanthogorgia x2
04/14/2014,16:19:35,erikcordes,same primnoid as before?
04/14/2014,16:19:53,Scott France ,Yes, I think so. Could be Paracalyptrophora
04/14/2014,16:19:55,Andrea Quattrini,>CORO Primnoids maybe Calyptrophora 
04/14/2014,16:20:08,Andrea Quattrini,or Narella?
04/14/2014,16:20:22,amandademopoulos,if you can zoom on the ophiuroid too, that would be great, thanks
04/14/2014,16:20:28,Scott France ,This has polyps coming out in whorls of 3… downward pointing
04/14/2014,16:21:19,briankinlan,CORO Primoid with OPH
04/14/2014,16:21:47,michaelvecchione,There are video of other galatheids grabbing micronekton passing by.
04/14/2014,16:23:38,briankinlan,CORO Primnoid again
04/14/2014,16:23:51,briankinlan,with SQA OPHx2 CRI
04/14/2014,16:24:00,briankinlan,SQA x2
04/14/2014,16:24:20,briankinlan,>SHI red and white on sed near coral
04/14/2014,16:24:29,Scott France ,CORO Paracalyptrophora?
04/14/2014,16:24:44,Andrea Quattrini,could be a narella
04/14/2014,16:25:36,Scott France ,Polyps didn't look like Narella to me - too skinny.
04/14/2014,16:25:59,Scott France ,FYI, there are at least 15 species of Primnoidae known from the GoMex...
04/14/2014,16:26:23,briankinlan,CORO yellow
04/14/2014,16:26:26,Scott France ,…including 3 species in the genus Paracalyptrophora and one in the genus Narella.
04/14/2014,16:26:40,michaelvecchione,>SHI behind CORO
04/14/2014,16:26:53,briankinlan,CORO yellow was Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,16:27:09,Andrea Quattrini,need those collections to confirm!
04/14/2014,16:27:17,Scott France ,Indeed!
04/14/2014,16:27:45,Scott France ,I feel like my audio over the conference line is very quiet when it gets to the internet feed. Can you hear me okay when I talk?
04/14/2014,16:27:52,briankinlan,position
04/14/2014,16:27:58,Scott France ,I can hear you guys loud and clear.
04/14/2014,16:28:01,okeanosexplorer,27 04.7516N 92 48.9880W
04/14/2014,16:28:06,briankinlan,Scott I can hear you great on the conf line
04/14/2014,16:28:14,Scott France ,Thanks.
04/14/2014,16:28:17,briankinlan,Can you guys hear me ok? 
04/14/2014,16:28:26,Scott France ,Perfectly loud and clear
04/14/2014,16:28:32,briankinlan,Great
04/14/2014,16:29:07,robertcarney,>ROC contains fossil shell
04/14/2014,16:29:11,briankinlan,scatter >CAR
04/14/2014,16:29:18,briankinlan,>CORO Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,16:30:18,robertcarney,>MAT
04/14/2014,16:30:23,briankinlan,CORO Chrysogorgia
04/14/2014,16:30:35,robertcarney,>TUB?
04/14/2014,16:31:23,briankinlan,lots  of diarticulated shell and car rubble
04/14/2014,16:31:29,briankinlan,slope getting steeper
04/14/2014,16:31:34,briankinlan,white staining on SED
04/14/2014,16:31:53,Alex DeCiccio,could this be a potential cold seep?
04/14/2014,16:32:09,erikcordes,it is definitely showing signs of weak seepage
04/14/2014,16:32:27,michaelvecchione,>FSH
04/14/2014,16:32:50,briankinlan,SQA
04/14/2014,16:33:01,briankinlan,>SHI multiple on sed
04/14/2014,16:33:37,robertcarney,>CRA 
04/14/2014,16:33:39,erikcordes,zoom on the tube worm? 
04/14/2014,16:35:01,briankinlan,>FSH
04/14/2014,16:35:08,briankinlan,>CORO Chrys
04/14/2014,16:35:47,michaelvecchione,zoom on FSH?
04/14/2014,16:36:55,erikcordes,can’t ID if it’s closed up
04/14/2014,16:37:06,Scott France ,Vestimentiferan tube worm
04/14/2014,16:37:09,erikcordes,looks like Lamellibrachia, but impossible unless it’s open
04/14/2014,16:37:48,briankinlan,>TUB possibly Lamellibrachia
04/14/2014,16:37:54,Scott France ,You are looking at the soft top of the "head" withdrawn in the tube.
04/14/2014,16:39:21,robertcarney,>MAT orange within white
04/14/2014,16:39:27,robertcarney,>MUS live
04/14/2014,16:39:49,briankinlan,>SPO
04/14/2014,16:39:52,briankinlan,bubbles?
04/14/2014,16:39:56,briankinlan,>MUS live
04/14/2014,16:40:08,briankinlan,>MAT white
04/14/2014,16:40:20,briankinlan,>SHI
04/14/2014,16:42:14,Alex DeCiccio,looks like all of this rubble fell into this area. could there have been some type of slide?
04/14/2014,16:42:45,robertcarney,>MUS live mixed dead
04/14/2014,16:42:53,robertcarney,>URC 2
04/14/2014,16:43:13,michaelvecchione,zoom on FSH?
04/14/2014,16:43:19,Jamie Austin,exposed hydrate
04/14/2014,16:43:37,robertcarney,>Sarg
04/14/2014,16:43:40,Jamie Austin,exposed hydrate?
04/14/2014,16:43:55,briankinlan,SARG
04/14/2014,16:43:56,Jamie Austin,exposed hydrate?
04/14/2014,16:44:40,robertcarney,>MUS larger live patch
04/14/2014,16:45:37,briankinlan,MUS mix of live and dead
04/14/2014,16:46:34,robertcarney,>URC 2
04/14/2014,16:46:41,Jamie Austin,bacterial mats
04/14/2014,16:46:45,briankinlan,>MAT white/gray
04/14/2014,16:47:06,robertcarney,>MUS single live
04/14/2014,16:47:08,briankinlan,>CHI
04/14/2014,16:47:13,briankinlan,>MUS live and dead
04/14/2014,16:47:15,Jamie Austin,live clams
04/14/2014,16:47:22,briankinlan,>SHI
04/14/2014,16:47:23,robertcarney,>MUS 5 or 6 mussels
04/14/2014,16:48:01,michaelvecchione,?FSH eelpout
04/14/2014,16:49:22,Scott France ,CORA Sibopathes
04/14/2014,16:49:25,briankinlan,>CORA
04/14/2014,16:49:31,briankinlan,with >SQA
04/14/2014,16:49:36,briankinlan,>URC
04/14/2014,16:49:50,briankinlan,scattered >CAR rubble on >SED
04/14/2014,16:50:57,robertcarney,>SED eroding out from under thin crust
04/14/2014,16:51:14,Jamie Austin,scattered hardgrounds, outcrops of hydrate?, many disarticulated and living bivalves 
04/14/2014,16:51:47,robertcarney,>CHI on MUS
04/14/2014,16:51:50,briankinlan,we're at a depth of 1098m, so approximatelyhalfway up the slope of the topographic feature
04/14/2014,16:52:02,briankinlan,we started at approx 1150m, top is 1053m
04/14/2014,16:52:04,robertcarney,>SERpulids on MUS...small white spirals
04/14/2014,16:52:16,briankinlan,>MAT white
04/14/2014,16:52:22,briankinlan,>SHI many
04/14/2014,16:52:24,robertcarney,>SHI Alvinocarids
04/14/2014,16:52:52,Jamie Austin,27 04.7769 N, 92 48.9959W
04/14/2014,16:54:21,robertcarney,>URC
04/14/2014,16:54:45,robertcarney,>URC Echinus like common
04/14/2014,16:55:22,robertcarney,>CRA Chaceon-like
04/14/2014,16:55:37,briankinlan,>MUS live
04/14/2014,16:56:53,briankinlan,lost I1 video feed
04/14/2014,16:57:04,robertcarney,Audio looping
04/14/2014,16:57:28,briankinlan,I1 back up
04/14/2014,16:58:14,robertcarney,>SED eroding from under thin crust
04/14/2014,16:58:30,stennisecc,  Does anyone know if we saw a water column anomaly over this site that would indicate a seep presence?   
04/14/2014,16:59:17,stennisecc,Thank you - question was from Bill Shedd
04/14/2014,16:59:27,robertcarney,>ROC white
04/14/2014,16:59:59,robertcarney,>ROC exposed cap rock?
04/14/2014,17:00:42,robertcarney,>Roc anhydrates?
04/14/2014,17:00:43,briankinlan,>FSH
04/14/2014,17:00:57,briankinlan,>MUS live and dead
04/14/2014,17:01:03,briankinlan,>SQA
04/14/2014,17:01:07,briankinlan,>URC
04/14/2014,17:01:23,briankinlan,>SHI many
04/14/2014,17:02:32,briankinlan,>MAT  black
04/14/2014,17:02:33,michaelvecchione,?FSH brotulid
04/14/2014,17:02:41,briankinlan,live CLAM
04/14/2014,17:03:06,robertcarney,>ROC caprock?
04/14/2014,17:05:41,briankinlan,>MAT white,black
04/14/2014,17:06:51,briankinlan,>CORO Chrysogorgia
04/14/2014,17:07:51,enriquesalgado,>CORA
04/14/2014,17:08:09,briankinlan,>SQA in CORO Chrys.
04/14/2014,17:08:41,briankinlan,>SHI on SED
04/14/2014,17:09:00,robertcarney,audio looping
04/14/2014,17:09:04,briankinlan,lost I1
04/14/2014,17:09:17,briankinlan,I1 back up
04/14/2014,17:09:54,briankinlan,>CORA Stibopathes
04/14/2014,17:10:05,briankinlan,>FSH next to it on SED
04/14/2014,17:10:10,briankinlan,>SHI on SED
04/14/2014,17:12:49,briankennedy,lost I1
04/14/2014,17:14:15,robertcarney,audio looping
04/14/2014,17:14:21,briankinlan,audio and video very choppy
04/14/2014,17:14:31,okeanosexplorer,ill look into it
04/14/2014,17:14:38,Jamie Austin,continued scattered hardgrounds approximately 30 m below the top of this topographic high
04/14/2014,17:14:47,briankinlan,FSH
04/14/2014,17:15:24,okeanosexplorer,were gonn be right back on the conference line  stand by
04/14/2014,17:15:53,robertcarney,>SEC color contrast flow or ejecta 
04/14/2014,17:16:09,robertcarney,>CRA Chaceon-like pair?
04/14/2014,17:16:23,briankinlan,close zoom on OPHs please
04/14/2014,17:16:37,briankinlan,coral ID ideas??
04/14/2014,17:16:40,robertcarney,audio looping
04/14/2014,17:17:22,robertcarney,audio loops about 10 secs long
04/14/2014,17:17:28,enriquesalgado,>CORO - Primnoid
04/14/2014,17:17:48,erikcordes,>COR Paramuricea
04/14/2014,17:18:13,briankinlan,correction CORO Paramuriceidae
04/14/2014,17:18:24,robertcarney,>bamboo coral segments in rubble?
04/14/2014,17:18:36,briankinlan,with OPH and SQA
04/14/2014,17:18:38,amandademopoulos,CORO Plexauridae 
04/14/2014,17:20:01,briankennedy,  Sorry for all the audio and visual disruptions we are working with the NOAA Network Operations Center to try and figure out what is going on.   
04/14/2014,17:20:28,briankinlan,ok.  in the meantime Jamie please feel  free to keep the dive moving
04/14/2014,17:20:31,Jamie Austin,steepest part of the slope
04/14/2014,17:21:01,Jamie Austin,slope is clearly unstable
04/14/2014,17:21:17,robertcarney,>Toppled dead COR down right
04/14/2014,17:21:42,robertcarney,down right
04/14/2014,17:21:44,erikcordes,>COR Paramuricea 
04/14/2014,17:22:50,erikcordes,>Paramuricea type B3
04/14/2014,17:22:53,briankinlan,SQA and OPH on CORO Paramuricea
04/14/2014,17:23:06,briankinlan,SQA on CAR ROC nearby
04/14/2014,17:23:14,briankinlan,>FSH nearby
04/14/2014,17:23:15,robertcarney,>COB look like burrow casts and concretions
04/14/2014,17:23:18,erikcordes,looks like anyway, they are the only ones we’ve seen with the purplish tint to the skeleton
04/14/2014,17:23:40,erikcordes,depth is right for P. B3 as well
04/14/2014,17:24:20,briankinlan,CORO Chrys also here
04/14/2014,17:25:00,briankinlan,>CORO Chrys multiple
04/14/2014,17:26:10,erikcordes,>CORO Paramuricea
04/14/2014,17:26:15,erikcordes,>CORO Acenthogorgia
04/14/2014,17:26:31,erikcordes,correction >CORO Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,17:27:00,briankinlan,CORO Chrysogorgia
04/14/2014,17:27:07,briankinlan,more CORO Paramuricea
04/14/2014,17:27:50,briankinlan,>OPHs many on CORO Paramuricea
04/14/2014,17:27:54,briankinlan,>ACN 
04/14/2014,17:28:23,briankinlan,>substrate scattered shells and CAR rubble
04/14/2014,17:29:08,briankinlan,folks on the chat room,please ask for zooms if you need 'em and I will relay to the conf call
04/14/2014,17:29:27,briankinlan,>CORO Paramuricea lots of >OPHs
04/14/2014,17:29:41,briankinlan,>COR scleractinian cup coral - have been several last few minutes
04/14/2014,17:31:41,okeanosexplorer,4.97 deg C, 1074.35 M 27 04.7957N 92 48.9942W
04/14/2014,17:31:49,briankinlan,CORO Acanthogorgia
04/14/2014,17:32:54,briankinlan,CORO Paramuricea x3
04/14/2014,17:32:56,briankinlan,with OPHs
04/14/2014,17:33:19,robertcarney,>ROC large angular
04/14/2014,17:33:31,robertcarney,>Brachiopod on ROC
04/14/2014,17:33:38,Jamie Austin,scattered cobbles (landslide scar?) and larger, plate-like hardgrounds (less downslope movement)
04/14/2014,17:35:48,briankinlan,I1 down
04/14/2014,17:36:13,briankinlan,I1 back up
04/14/2014,17:36:52,briankinlan,CORO Chrysogorgia
04/14/2014,17:36:56,robertcarney,>ROV dark massive
04/14/2014,17:37:08,briankinlan,at least 5 Paramuricea on this rock
04/14/2014,17:37:27,briankinlan,multiple >SQA and >OPH
04/14/2014,17:37:45,cordeslab,Hi guys, this is Sam Georgian from the Cordes lab
04/14/2014,17:39:01,briankinlan,hi Sam
04/14/2014,17:39:14,briankinlan,your help with coral ID's would be great!
04/14/2014,17:40:05,robertcarney,audio looping
04/14/2014,17:40:33,briankinlan,Bill Shedd: seismic shows clear indications of hydrates in seafloor here
04/14/2014,17:40:38,enriquesalgado,lost feed
04/14/2014,17:40:52,briankinlan,lost feed
04/14/2014,17:40:57,briankinlan,feed bacl
04/14/2014,17:41:09,briankinlan,>CORO multiple
04/14/2014,17:41:48,briankinlan,CORO Paramuricea x3 to 5 or more
04/14/2014,17:41:58,briankinlan,many >OPH and >SQA
04/14/2014,17:42:04,robertcarney,>ROC larger w/ old/larger colonies
04/14/2014,17:42:08,briankinlan,>many OPH and>SQA
04/14/2014,17:42:12,cordeslab,can someone provide the lat/lon here?
04/14/2014,17:42:28,briankinlan,>OPH
04/14/2014,17:42:44,okeanosexplorer,27 04.7975 N 92 48.9949W
04/14/2014,17:43:29,briankinlan,beautiful
04/14/2014,17:43:39,cordeslab,thank you
04/14/2014,17:44:15,robertcarney,audio looping
04/14/2014,17:44:23,briankinlan,Hypack "Large Paramuricea with associates"
04/14/2014,17:45:11,okeanosexplorer,Hi Josh! its Steph
04/14/2014,17:47:20,briankinlan,CORO many
04/14/2014,17:47:48,briankinlan,>CORO Paramuricea and other species--many on slope
04/14/2014,17:49:29,cordeslab,large CORP with associates on small carbonate outcrop
04/14/2014,17:49:45,briankinlan,>CORO Paramuricea many
04/14/2014,17:49:45,briankinlan,test
04/14/2014,17:49:51,robertcarney,>AST
04/14/2014,17:51:37,Scott France ,Cup coral
04/14/2014,17:52:13,briankinlan,>COR cup coral
04/14/2014,17:54:53,briankinlan,>CORO Paramuricea forest last 10+ minutes
04/14/2014,17:55:31,briankinlan,>FSH
04/14/2014,17:55:31,briankinlan,I1 down
04/14/2014,17:55:48,briankinlan,position?
04/14/2014,17:56:11,okeanosexplorer,27 04.8187N  92 49.0013W
04/14/2014,17:56:20,robertcarney,>SED transition to mud on lft
04/14/2014,17:56:53,Scott France ,Some ZOA zoanthid overgrowth here - the bright yellow
04/14/2014,17:58:14,briankinlan,back on eventlog
04/14/2014,17:58:35,robertcarney,>ROC lower portion of rock looks like cemented shell hash
04/14/2014,17:59:22,stennisecc,yes at stennis
04/14/2014,17:59:32,robertcarney,I-2 erratic audio  image OK
04/14/2014,17:59:51,stennisecc,I1 is up 
04/14/2014,17:59:52,briankinlan,>SHI
04/14/2014,18:01:12,briankinlan,>COR cup
04/14/2014,18:01:16,robertcarney,time for eventlog posting very slow
04/14/2014,18:01:36,briankinlan,yes--I'm noticing delay posting on eventlog too
04/14/2014,18:03:14,robertcarney,>ROC fossil seep shell hash
04/14/2014,18:03:17,robertcarney,>Brachiopod
04/14/2014,18:03:27,stennisecc,test
04/14/2014,18:04:29,robertcarney,audio very jumbled  eventlog long delay
04/14/2014,18:05:38,robertcarney,>pits
04/14/2014,18:06:23,briankinlan,test
04/14/2014,18:07:12,briankinlan,I1 down
04/14/2014,18:07:47,robertcarney,>CRA chaceon-like
04/14/2014,18:07:51,briankinlan,I1 up
04/14/2014,18:08:07,briankinlan,>CORO lots of Paramuricea, contunued
04/14/2014,18:08:12,briankinlan,*continued
04/14/2014,18:08:28,briankinlan,numerous OPHs in each Paramuricea colony
04/14/2014,18:08:46,briankinlan,position?
04/14/2014,18:09:02,robertcarney,>MAT
04/14/2014,18:09:13,okeanosexplorer,27 04.8276N 92 49.0052W
04/14/2014,18:09:28,robertcarney,>MAT in depression
04/14/2014,18:10:07,robertcarney,>URC
04/14/2014,18:10:22,robertcarney,>CRA Chaceon-like
04/14/2014,18:16:56,briankinlan,>CORO Paramuricea many OPH's
04/14/2014,18:17:03,briankinlan,>CRA on SED
04/14/2014,18:18:14,robertcarney,test 1
04/14/2014,18:18:18,robertcarney,test 2
04/14/2014,18:18:33,robertcarney,eventlog much faster
04/14/2014,18:18:37,briankinlan,test
04/14/2014,18:19:02,briankinlan,CORO Paramuricea several on rock
04/14/2014,18:19:22,robertcarney,>ROC back to rock piles with shell hash at base
04/14/2014,18:19:30,briankinlan,I1 down
04/14/2014,18:19:45,briankinlan,I1 back
04/14/2014,18:20:22,briankinlan,CORO Clavularia
04/14/2014,18:20:51,briankinlan,I1 cutting in and out
04/14/2014,18:20:57,briankinlan,audio from ship also spotty
04/14/2014,18:21:02,Scott France ,Same here. I see blue screen.
04/14/2014,18:21:06,robertmcguinn,same here
04/14/2014,18:21:19,briankinlan,hopefully not blue screen of death
04/14/2014,18:21:23,robertcarney,I-2 video frozen audio repeated loops
04/14/2014,18:21:57,Scott France ,I1 back
04/14/2014,18:21:59,briankinlan,back
04/14/2014,18:22:18,robertcarney,>MAT
04/14/2014,18:22:25,catherinemarzin,no audio on our end.  unless you are all quiet...  and very jumpy image...
04/14/2014,18:22:46,Scott France ,Spoke too soon. I1 down
04/14/2014,18:22:58,michaelvecchione,I1 come and goes.
04/14/2014,18:23:49,briankinlan,Can we shut down http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream-full-res.html to free up some bandwidth?
04/14/2014,18:23:59,robertcarney,>BUR w/ color contrast excavation
04/14/2014,18:24:26,robertcarney,>SED transition to plain sediment
04/14/2014,18:26:00,robertcarney,I-2 video frozen audio looping
04/14/2014,18:26:20,robertcarney,I-2 video frozen silent
04/14/2014,18:26:49,robertcarney,I-2 Grey Screen audio looping again
04/14/2014,18:27:29,stennisecc,I-1 frooze for the last two minutes and audio on loop
04/14/2014,18:27:37,stennisecc,*I2
04/14/2014,18:27:49,briankinlan,lost everything last few min
04/14/2014,18:27:58,stennisecc,I1 is out as well
04/14/2014,18:27:59,Scott France ,Ditto
04/14/2014,18:29:04,briankinlan,Jamie--if you can read this, when we reach WP2, I'd like to pause,  look around for hard targets in the immediate vicinity, and then proceed to waypoint D
04/14/2014,18:29:54,briankinlan,test
04/14/2014,18:30:26,robertcarney,I-2 LSU all continues to be down
04/14/2014,18:30:40,briankinlan,back up
04/14/2014,18:30:57,robertcarney,Back I-2 video and audio  spotty
04/14/2014,18:31:34,stennisecc,same at stennis - back up with I2- with a lot of distortion, I1 feeds are up and running but experiencing distortion as well 
04/14/2014,18:31:46,robertcarney,I-2 grey screen audio looping
04/14/2014,18:33:01,briankennedy,we are still workiong on the video sorry
04/14/2014,18:33:18,robertcarney,>MAT >CRA video bad
04/14/2014,18:34:00,robertcarney,>MAT small w/ brown stain
04/14/2014,18:34:17,Scott France ,I1 feed and audio are back here
04/14/2014,18:34:18,robertcarney,>FSH
04/14/2014,18:34:39,robertcarney,>MUS few shells on mud
04/14/2014,18:34:49,briankinlan,test
04/14/2014,18:35:42,Scott France ,I1 feed and audio gone again. I know you are working on it - this is just for logging sake.
04/14/2014,18:36:48,robertcarney,>SHI
04/14/2014,18:37:02,robertcarney,>SED brown patch
04/14/2014,18:37:07,robertcarney,>SHI
04/14/2014,18:37:22,briankinlan,>CRA
04/14/2014,18:37:26,robertcarney,>CRA Chaceon-type
04/14/2014,18:38:47,briankinlan,test
04/14/2014,18:38:58,stennisecc,test
04/14/2014,18:39:23,stennisecc,Brian I see your test in the event log 
04/14/2014,18:39:38,robertcarney,>CRA legs stick ~1cm into sed but show no trail...fluffly stuff
04/14/2014,18:39:55,briankinlan,thank you.  I got kicked out right after but am now back
04/14/2014,18:40:07,Jamie Austin,scattered hardground outcrop
04/14/2014,18:40:37,Jamie Austin,scattered cobbles
04/14/2014,18:41:09,Jamie Austin,scatered cobbles
04/14/2014,18:41:38,briankinlan,position?
04/14/2014,18:42:14,Bernie Ball,Connection issues appear to be system-wide, the ftp portal keeps dropping connections as well.
04/14/2014,18:46:58,okeanosexplorer,27 04.9057N 92 49.0299- keep in mind this WP may be off.. the nav is poor here
04/14/2014,18:48:19,robertcarney,>SHI
04/14/2014,18:48:34,robertcarney,>SHI
04/14/2014,18:49:59,robertcarney,>SHI
04/14/2014,18:50:46,robertcarney,>CRA Chaceon
04/14/2014,18:51:31,Jamie Austin,hardground ahead
04/14/2014,18:52:45,briankinlan,hardground >CAR rubble
04/14/2014,18:52:56,briankinlan,small white >SPO golf ball
04/14/2014,18:53:35,robertcarney,>SHI
04/14/2014,18:53:50,briankinlan,>SHI
04/14/2014,18:54:08,robertcarney,>MUC mucus net on rock
04/14/2014,18:54:14,briankinlan,Pandalid - genus Heterocarpus
04/14/2014,18:54:39,briankinlan,>SQA on sed
04/14/2014,18:56:35,Scott France ,I'm here
04/14/2014,18:56:43,Scott France ,Not on phone though
04/14/2014,18:56:57,Scott France ,No had not seen it
04/14/2014,18:57:03,briankinlan,ok.  can you take a look at this possible coral we move in on
04/14/2014,18:57:12,Scott France ,video dropping out too much - but looks stable now
04/14/2014,18:59:56,briankinlan,CORO Anthomastus
04/14/2014,19:00:02,briankinlan,x4
04/14/2014,19:00:09,Scott France ,Seeing a Chrysogorgia...
04/14/2014,19:00:11,briankinlan,CORO Chrysogorgia
04/14/2014,19:00:34,Scott France ,3x cup coral
04/14/2014,19:01:13,Scott France ,CORO Paramuricea
04/14/2014,19:02:06,briankinlan,>SHI
04/14/2014,19:02:15,Jamie Austin,small hardground outcrops
04/14/2014,19:03:10,Scott France ,Lost feed again, just as we were approaching outcrop...
04/14/2014,19:03:22,Scott France ,I1 back
04/14/2014,19:03:26,okeanosexplorer,well stay till were 99.9%
04/14/2014,19:03:54,Scott France ,I'm not losing the eventlog, I'm losing video and audio.
04/14/2014,19:05:47,briankinlan,CORO Acanthogorgia?
04/14/2014,19:06:23,briankinlan,test
04/14/2014,19:06:28,Scott France ,Can't help you there. The high-res view isn't streaming and the general feed was too choppy on the zoom for me to say anything.
04/14/2014,19:06:41,briankinlan,no worries, thanks for trying
04/14/2014,19:07:33,briankinlan,>CORP with OPHs
04/14/2014,19:07:59,briankinlan,>FSH x2
04/14/2014,19:08:43,briankinlan,>SQA
04/14/2014,19:09:13,briankinlan,where are we relative to lip of the dip?
04/14/2014,19:09:52,briankinlan,lost audio, video spotty
04/14/2014,19:12:46,briankinlan,video back up
04/14/2014,19:13:14,briankinlan,and gone again
04/14/2014,19:13:59,briankinlan,position?
04/14/2014,19:15:49,Scott France ,Hard to tell with the video feed going in and out, but I thought I saw a couple of small bushy CORO, yellowish-brown color, that could be bamboo Acanella. No video now though for me to follow up on.
04/14/2014,19:16:48,briankinlan,CORO?
04/14/2014,19:17:15,briankinlan,Acanella?
04/14/2014,19:17:16,Scott France ,CORO Paramuricea or related
04/14/2014,19:17:28,briankinlan,Oh yeah, see it better now
04/14/2014,19:17:40,briankinlan,>SQA in CORP
04/14/2014,19:17:42,Scott France ,Colonies show that yellow and purple can be produced by same individual
04/14/2014,19:17:58,briankinlan,interesting
04/14/2014,19:18:50,Jamie Austin,large pockmarks - related to salt movement - withdrawal?
04/14/2014,19:18:50,Jamie Austin,test
04/14/2014,19:19:06,briankinlan,>CRA
04/14/2014,19:19:11,briankinlan,>SQA
04/14/2014,19:19:21,briankinlan,>SHI
04/14/2014,19:20:32,briankinlan,Jamie let's explore down to the lip and the proceed toward waypoint A (heading 358 or so)
04/14/2014,19:20:48,briankinlan,copy?
04/14/2014,19:21:37,briankinlan,ship, can you see our posts on eventlog?
04/14/2014,19:21:56,briankinlan,>CORP  with OPHs
04/14/2014,19:21:59,briankinlan,no zoom needed
04/14/2014,19:24:05,briankinlan,Stennis ECC and ISCwatch -- do you have any comms with ship?
04/14/2014,19:25:55,stennisecc,I am not on the call right now 
04/14/2014,19:26:01,stennisecc,i am loggin in now
04/14/2014,19:26:20,Jamie Austin,large depressions on top of this feature
04/14/2014,19:26:44,stennisecc,i2 - stream distorted 
04/14/2014,19:27:05,briankinlan,Jamie let's explore down to the lip and the proceed toward waypoint A (heading 358 or so)
04/14/2014,19:29:17,briankinlan,waypoints:
04/14/2014,19:29:19,briankinlan,  A             27.08414208       -92.81660821  B             27.08467604       -92.8202047  C             27.0872868          -92.81870919  D             27.08221764       -92.81624432
04/14/2014,19:29:47,briankinlan,>CORP many with OPHs 
04/14/2014,19:30:04,briankinlan,>SQA
04/14/2014,19:32:03,briankinlan,lots of >CORP 
04/14/2014,19:35:01,Scott France ,Don't know if you heard me on the conference line re: small bush in groove in sediment...
04/14/2014,19:35:07,briankinlan,I did
04/14/2014,19:35:16,Scott France ,Conference line audio keeps cutting out...
04/14/2014,19:35:19,Scott France ,as does video...
04/14/2014,19:35:30,briankinlan,yeah, frustrating...
04/14/2014,19:35:45,briankinlan,pesky satellites
04/14/2014,19:36:04,Scott France ,Sometimes I hear folks on the internet feed but not the conference line, sometimes reversed, usually neither!
04/14/2014,19:36:40,Jamie Austin,5.01 degrees C ambient water temperature
04/14/2014,19:39:05,Scott France ,Pyrosoma
04/14/2014,19:39:51,briankinlan,nice view ofslope failure
04/14/2014,19:40:28,Scott France ,Also good view of the fresher deposit of detritus on the surface vs the subsurface.
04/14/2014,19:40:42,briankinlan,FELO
04/14/2014,19:40:50,michaelvecchione,>FSH cutthroat eel
04/14/2014,19:41:37,okeanosexplorer,27 04.9070N 92 48.9625W
04/14/2014,19:41:44,briankinlan,thanks
04/14/2014,19:45:05,Jamie Austin,hummocky seafloor
04/14/2014,19:45:48,briankinlan,>CORP with OPHs
04/14/2014,19:46:03,Jamie Austin,scattered carbonate hardground boulders
04/14/2014,19:46:04,briankinlan,transiting north along lip of channel
04/14/2014,19:48:30,briankinlan,feeds and audio oit
04/14/2014,19:48:33,briankinlan,ou
04/14/2014,19:48:35,briankinlan,out
04/14/2014,19:50:45,Scott France ,Out here for several minutes, including conference line.
04/14/2014,19:50:58,briankinlan,me too
04/14/2014,19:50:59,catherinemarzin,same in Silver Spring.
04/14/2014,19:51:12,briankennedy,it looks like the ship has lost connection with the Sat.
04/14/2014,19:51:30,Scott France ,I can tell you down here in Lafayette the skies look threatening!
04/14/2014,19:52:26,michaelvecchione,I1 intermittant in VA
04/14/2014,19:52:54,Scott France ,Looks like you are back… Hope you stick around! ;-)
04/14/2014,19:58:11,briankinlan,came up 20m off seafloor while ship is resolving DP problem
04/14/2014,19:58:14,briankinlan,holding
04/14/2014,20:12:06,stennisecc,i1 feed dropped 
04/14/2014,20:12:42,stennisecc,i1-restored
04/14/2014,20:17:06,kelleyelliott,Ship to shore call is 1615 local
04/14/2014,20:22:48,kelleyelliott,Hi All - apologies we had to come off the seafloor early. We'll have our science call at 1615 Central time to review today's dive and discuss the upcoming Monterrey shipwreck dives. Note the weather for tomorrow is looking bad and we're 90% sure we'll need to defer the dive to Wednesday. Wendesday the weather is looking good. Join the call by dialing 1-866-617-5860, passcode 1233796.
04/14/2014,22:05:05,briankennedy,have a good night everyone