10/06/2014,10:29:16,briankennedy,It looks like a good day for a Dive. We will talk to you all about 8:30EDT as we explore Nantucket Canyon. 
10/06/2014,11:59:09,michaelford,test
10/06/2014,12:06:22,Scott France,Good morning Mike. Looks good for a dive in nantucket Canyon.
10/06/2014,12:08:58,michaelford,Hello Scott, looking forward to it.  
10/06/2014,12:12:26,kaseycantwell,Good morng Scott and Susan!
10/06/2014,12:14:57,Scott France,Hi Kasey! Once more unto the deep, if I may paraphrase.
10/06/2014,12:22:57,kaseycantwell,Yay! I'm glad the weather held out for one last dive!
10/06/2014,12:28:04,Scott France,Brian's on the deck crew this morning.
10/06/2014,12:28:25,kaseycantwell,well that
10/06/2014,12:28:27,kaseycantwell,'s fun!
10/06/2014,12:29:35,Tim Shank,Good morning all
10/06/2014,12:29:55,Tim Shank,WHOI Video 13-1 started
10/06/2014,12:30:06,Tim Shank,recorded Brian on deck :-)
10/06/2014,12:30:11,Scott France,Morning Tim. Beautiful start to it!
10/06/2014,12:30:13,Scott France,D2 in water
10/06/2014,12:30:20,Scott France,Nice job Brian!
10/06/2014,12:30:41,Tim Shank,Gorgeous day there and here (more importantly there).
10/06/2014,12:31:00,Scott France,Ha! Better late than never, I guess.
10/06/2014,12:31:10,Scott France,Awesome sunset last night as well.
10/06/2014,12:31:27,Scott France,Red sky at night...
10/06/2014,12:33:09,Scott France,Seirios in water
10/06/2014,12:34:36,Tim Shank,Would love to see your sunset pictures - For all, Scott is a most excellent photographer.
10/06/2014,12:35:35,Scott France,No competition with Art on board! I left my big gear at home this time, but did snag a nice one through hawse hole last night.
10/06/2014,12:37:17,Scott France,D2 at 50 m for pre-dive check
10/06/2014,12:39:35,Scott France,D2 beginning descent to target 1875 m depth.
10/06/2014,12:39:50,michaelford,would you kick the navdata stream?
10/06/2014,12:39:56,Scott France,Conference call being set up.
10/06/2014,12:40:10,Scott France,Navdata stream will begin automatically in a moment
10/06/2014,12:40:36,Scott France,Tim: I sent some sun[set]shine your way…
10/06/2014,12:41:28,susanschnur,OKEX line is ready
10/06/2014,12:42:40,Scott France,Mike: tsometimes "automatic" needs a manual helping hand! ;-)
10/06/2014,12:42:46,Scott France,Data should be streaming now
10/06/2014,12:42:46,okexnav,DEPTH ::  149.8042 m,TEMP :: 16.45388 C
10/06/2014,12:44:14,brendanreser,NAV & ENV sensors are being received and transmitted
10/06/2014,12:44:23,Scott France,Expected bottom time 1339 UTC (0939 EDT)
10/06/2014,12:44:41,Scott France,Copy that Brendan!
10/06/2014,12:45:34,susanschnur,And as a reminder, we will need to leave bottom by around 1430 in order to conduct midwater transects on the way up.
10/06/2014,12:47:46,michaelford,SAL
10/06/2014,12:47:53,okexnav,DEPTH ::  304.0626 m,TEMP :: 10.83670 C
10/06/2014,12:48:17,michaelford,disc - check that
10/06/2014,12:48:58,michaelford,SAL
10/06/2014,12:49:54,michaelford,SAL
10/06/2014,12:51:01,michaelford,check S. fusiformis on last SAL
10/06/2014,12:52:07,michaelford,FSH
10/06/2014,12:52:48,michaelford,SAL
10/06/2014,12:53:06,Scott France,FSH hatchetfish
10/06/2014,12:53:12,okexnav,DEPTH ::  470.6987 m,TEMP ::  7.54636 C
10/06/2014,12:55:17,michaelford,CTE
10/06/2014,12:55:51,Scott France,Could that have been a leptocephalus-like larva?
10/06/2014,12:56:03,Scott France,tumbling...
10/06/2014,12:57:22,michaelford,SAL chains
10/06/2014,12:58:12,michaelford,good SAL near arm
10/06/2014,12:58:19,okexnav,DEPTH ::  627.6250 m,TEMP ::  5.53194 C
10/06/2014,12:59:30,michaelford,nice SAL chains Sierios
10/06/2014,13:03:25,okexnav,DEPTH ::  785.3499 m,TEMP ::  4.88600 C
10/06/2014,13:03:32,michaelford,nice red medusa
10/06/2014,13:03:35,Scott France,Nice SCY med
10/06/2014,13:03:53,Scott France,Had long oral arms
10/06/2014,13:04:59,michaelford,that was the cool part - 
10/06/2014,13:05:11,michaelford,SAL chain
10/06/2014,13:07:20,michaelford,nice medusa
10/06/2014,13:08:31,okexnav,DEPTH ::  944.4167 m,TEMP ::  4.51516 C
10/06/2014,13:08:55,Scott France,31 min to bottom.
10/06/2014,13:12:52,susanschnur,Target depth is 1875 m.
10/06/2014,13:13:38,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1106.1473 m,TEMP ::  4.28605 C
10/06/2014,13:17:20,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1214.5048 m,TEMP ::  4.17132 C
10/06/2014,13:18:56,Scott France,SQD in Seirios
10/06/2014,13:19:05,Scott France,Long arms
10/06/2014,13:19:13,Scott France,pale color
10/06/2014,13:22:24,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1377.1679 m,TEMP ::  4.08133 C
10/06/2014,13:22:45,kaseycantwell,FSH
10/06/2014,13:23:04,peterauster,FSH looked like a barracudina 
10/06/2014,13:25:44,peterauster,FSH ... and another barracudina
10/06/2014,13:27:18,Scott France,11 min to bottom
10/06/2014,13:27:29,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1540.2586 m,TEMP ::  3.94394 C
10/06/2014,13:30:05,susanschnur,Is everyone excited to see bottom for our last dive? Hoping for some hard rock surfaces...
10/06/2014,13:30:17,Scott France,I know I am!
10/06/2014,13:30:26,kaseycantwell,yes!!
10/06/2014,13:31:02,susanschnur,We were told that there's always something spectacular to see on the last dive of a cruise.
10/06/2014,13:31:29,susanschnur,We're hoping to find the kraken.
10/06/2014,13:31:52,Scott France,And Metallogorgia!
10/06/2014,13:32:02,Scott France,Admittedly not as exciting as a Kraken.
10/06/2014,13:32:12,Scott France,But of great interest!
10/06/2014,13:32:35,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1701.9175 m,TEMP ::  3.82799 C
10/06/2014,13:32:37,Scott France,Would be farthest north sighting of Metallogorgia on continental slope
10/06/2014,13:32:54,Scott France,Also farthest north sighting of a kraken if we see one.
10/06/2014,13:33:09,susanschnur,Our latitude is about  39°46'22.08"N
10/06/2014,13:33:25,susanschnur,perhaps only sighting of a Kraken?
10/06/2014,13:33:46,Scott France,We'll have to check with Roland.
10/06/2014,13:34:10,Scott France,125 m from expected bottom.
10/06/2014,13:34:19,Scott France,No altitude lock yet.
10/06/2014,13:34:22,Brendan Reser,Would it be helpful to include the lat / lon in the eventlog okexnav updates?
10/06/2014,13:34:35,Scott France,SIP in Seirios
10/06/2014,13:34:45,Scott France,Brendan: I don't think so
10/06/2014,13:34:55,Scott France,It doesn't change that quickly...
10/06/2014,13:35:21,Brendan Reser,Ok
10/06/2014,13:35:21,Scott France,and we can get it from the navdata screnn you set up where necessary.
10/06/2014,13:35:22,Scott France,My opinion anyway.
10/06/2014,13:35:24,susanschnur,Altitude lock!
10/06/2014,13:35:33,jasonchaytor,I would love lat/long, but every 10 minutes or so
10/06/2014,13:36:04,susanschnur,OK, I wonder if brendan can put that into a separate little script.
10/06/2014,13:36:12,susanschnur,Let me see
10/06/2014,13:37:40,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1823.5127 m,TEMP ::  3.70531 C
10/06/2014,13:42:46,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1829.4316 m,TEMP ::  3.68956 C
10/06/2014,13:44:48,Scott France,25 m off bottom
10/06/2014,13:46:59,susanschnur,Bottom sighted
10/06/2014,13:47:01,Emily Duwan,FSH halosaur
10/06/2014,13:47:25,Scott France,OPH
10/06/2014,13:47:51,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1869.0788 m,TEMP ::  3.67873 C
10/06/2014,13:48:06,Taylor Heyl,plastic bags?
10/06/2014,13:48:08,jasonchaytor,Debris
10/06/2014,13:48:26,jasonchaytor,Chalky, the walls here are likely chalky
10/06/2014,13:48:58,Scott France,Still getting stable and vehicles in position
10/06/2014,13:49:10,Taylor Heyl,on bottom, moving over soft sediment with scattered OPHS, few BUR
10/06/2014,13:49:12,Taylor Heyl,outcrot
10/06/2014,13:49:14,Taylor Heyl,outcrop
10/06/2014,13:49:36,Tara Harmer Luke,OPH
10/06/2014,13:49:36,Tara Harmer Luke,OPHs lots
10/06/2014,13:49:52,Taylor Heyl,JFH
10/06/2014,13:50:08,Taylor Heyl,COR 
10/06/2014,13:50:32,Taylor Heyl,COR Anthomastus
10/06/2014,13:50:35,Taylor Heyl,Sargassum
10/06/2014,13:50:36,Scott France,URC
10/06/2014,13:50:38,Taylor Heyl,SPO
10/06/2014,13:50:42,Taylor Heyl,CER
10/06/2014,13:50:49,jasonchaytor,Close to a lithologic transition here...a hundred meters deeper and you would probably have been in Pleistocene mudstones
10/06/2014,13:50:51,Scott France,SPO green
10/06/2014,13:51:10,Taylor Heyl,zoom on URC
10/06/2014,13:51:54,Taylor Heyl,CRI 
10/06/2014,13:51:54,susanschnur,too bad, would have been nice to see some different rocks.
10/06/2014,13:52:26,Taylor Heyl,zoom on Anthomastus
10/06/2014,13:52:43,Taylor Heyl,recent recruit
10/06/2014,13:52:55,jasonchaytor,You neve know what you will see at the wall
10/06/2014,13:52:57,Taylor Heyl,COR Paramuricea
10/06/2014,13:53:00,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1871.8172 m,TEMP ::  3.70503 C
10/06/2014,13:53:11,Taylor Heyl,URC pancake on right?
10/06/2014,13:53:19,jasonchaytor,These look less chalky that what was we came down on
10/06/2014,13:53:58,briankinlan,CORO Paramuricea?
10/06/2014,13:53:59,susanschnur,actually, isn't the chalk Eocene? so why would the underlying mudstone be so much younger?
10/06/2014,13:54:02,Taylor Heyl,zoom on CORO - paramuricea?
10/06/2014,13:54:11,Taylor Heyl,APH associate?
10/06/2014,13:54:21,susanschnur,The chalks in Ryan canyon also seemed less chalky.
10/06/2014,13:54:24,Amy Baco-Taylor,Acanthogorgia?
10/06/2014,13:54:29,jasonchaytor,I would almost consider these to just be heavily bioeroded mudstones...probably a some amount of carbonate in it, but no way to tell
10/06/2014,13:54:41,susanschnur,OK
10/06/2014,13:55:26,Taylor Heyl,SER on ROC
10/06/2014,13:55:38,Taylor Heyl,red POL on this CORO too
10/06/2014,13:55:45,jasonchaytor,The mudstones below are younger because of magic...seriously though, there is a base of slope sediment wedge that starts are the marked change in gradient that was deposited in the Pliocene to recent
10/06/2014,13:56:02,briankinlan,*CORO from 09:53:57 unidentified - could have been Paramuricea, Acanthogorgia, or other
10/06/2014,13:56:02,Scott France,Amy: could be Acanthogorgia.
10/06/2014,13:56:09,Taylor Heyl,CPEN in distance?
10/06/2014,13:56:14,Scott France,For now that is better guess than Paramurticea
10/06/2014,13:56:26,susanschnur,ah ok, but not part of the cliff stratigraphy. Deposited afterwards.
10/06/2014,13:56:39,briankinlan,OPH
10/06/2014,13:56:49,Taylor Heyl,ECN proboscis 
10/06/2014,13:57:13,Taylor Heyl,OPH Ophiocanthid-like
10/06/2014,13:57:21,Taylor Heyl,SHI transparent mysid 
10/06/2014,13:57:26,jasonchaytor,Deposited afterwards, but they still form the walls of the canyons at depth
10/06/2014,13:57:27,Taylor Heyl,SER on ROC
10/06/2014,13:58:00,Taylor Heyl,APH
10/06/2014,13:58:03,Taylor Heyl,ACN
10/06/2014,13:58:06,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1871.8895 m,TEMP ::  3.69006 C
10/06/2014,13:59:05,Scott France,CPEN ?Distichoptilum in background
10/06/2014,13:59:12,Amy Baco-Taylor,On the acanthogorgia, I agree with you it was missing the characteristic sclerites so maybe something else
10/06/2014,13:59:20,Taylor Heyl,zoom on OPH on SPO
10/06/2014,13:59:21,Amy Baco-Taylor,that's an awesome echiurna shot
10/06/2014,14:00:46,Taylor Heyl,CPEN
10/06/2014,14:02:15,Taylor Heyl,SPO
10/06/2014,14:02:20,briankinlan,SPO on SED woth OPHs
10/06/2014,14:02:28,Taylor Heyl,OPH at base and small COR polyp
10/06/2014,14:02:30,briankinlan,CORO single polyp
10/06/2014,14:02:53,Scott France,CORO single cornulariid?
10/06/2014,14:03:11,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1871.8384 m,TEMP ::  3.68989 C
10/06/2014,14:04:37,Taylor Heyl,stalked CRI
10/06/2014,14:04:44,Taylor Heyl,URC
10/06/2014,14:05:05,Taylor Heyl,COR CUP
10/06/2014,14:05:13,Taylor Heyl,small CORO Anthomastus near COR CUP
10/06/2014,14:05:21,Taylor Heyl,many OPHs 
10/06/2014,14:05:29,Taylor Heyl,small CORP to left?
10/06/2014,14:05:33,jasonchaytor,Base of wall debris apron/talus slope
10/06/2014,14:05:38,Taylor Heyl,CRI 
10/06/2014,14:05:48,Taylor Heyl,zoom on CORO Anthomastus
10/06/2014,14:06:01,Taylor Heyl,APH
10/06/2014,14:06:17,Taylor Heyl,OPH on SPO
10/06/2014,14:06:21,Taylor Heyl,zoom on stalked CRI
10/06/2014,14:06:21,briankinlan,CRI stalked
10/06/2014,14:06:27,Taylor Heyl,PTE shells on floor
10/06/2014,14:06:52,Taylor Heyl,FEC 
10/06/2014,14:07:02,Taylor Heyl,zoom on stalked CRI
10/06/2014,14:08:16,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1869.4971 m,TEMP ::  3.68393 C
10/06/2014,14:10:12,briankinlan,CORO Anthomastus
10/06/2014,14:10:41,briankinlan,another of the same unidentified CORO Acanthogrogia?
10/06/2014,14:11:10,Taylor Heyl,APH
10/06/2014,14:11:26,Taylor Heyl,APH associate at top of CORO
10/06/2014,14:11:38,Scott France,CPEN on left in mud
10/06/2014,14:13:21,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1868.2976 m,TEMP ::  3.69039 C
10/06/2014,14:13:24,Taylor Heyl,OPH underneath URC
10/06/2014,14:16:05,Scott France,URC Hygrosoma mostly white
10/06/2014,14:16:27,Taylor Heyl,ANT in distance?
10/06/2014,14:17:04,Taylor Heyl,CORO 
10/06/2014,14:17:05,briankinlan,CPEN Umbellula
10/06/2014,14:18:20,Taylor Heyl,SPO 
10/06/2014,14:18:22,Taylor Heyl,URC
10/06/2014,14:18:28,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1869.7778 m,TEMP ::  3.69387 C
10/06/2014,14:18:28,Taylor Heyl,SQA? white on left
10/06/2014,14:20:56,Amy Baco-Taylor,yes they are dimorphic, I checked
10/06/2014,14:22:33,Scott France,Thanks Amy!
10/06/2014,14:22:36,Scott France,Fact checkers! ;-)
10/06/2014,14:23:33,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1869.7352 m,TEMP ::  3.67857 C
10/06/2014,14:24:51,Scott France,PYC
10/06/2014,14:25:17,Taylor Heyl,CPEN below PYC
10/06/2014,14:25:25,Taylor Heyl,OPH almost completely buried in SED
10/06/2014,14:25:30,Taylor Heyl,zoom on PYC
10/06/2014,14:25:35,Amy Baco-Taylor,I interpreted it that way from Ewann's paper…
10/06/2014,14:25:38,Taylor Heyl,PTE shells still here in SED
10/06/2014,14:26:53,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid 
10/06/2014,14:28:02,briankinlan,ACN cerianthid
10/06/2014,14:28:38,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1867.2739 m,TEMP ::  3.67636 C
10/06/2014,14:28:41,Scott France,SPO
10/06/2014,14:28:49,briankinlan,SPO hex
10/06/2014,14:29:50,Scott France,w/ many OPH
10/06/2014,14:29:50,briankinlan,OPH's on SPO
10/06/2014,14:30:55,briankinlan,D2 position?  I see the depth and temp, but not position in the log...
10/06/2014,14:31:19,Scott France,POsition is in the navdata screen Brain
10/06/2014,14:31:34,Scott France,Join group chat navdata
10/06/2014,14:31:53,Scott France,ROV watch change
10/06/2014,14:33:10,briankinlan,CORP with OPH
10/06/2014,14:33:25,briankinlan,many OPH on sediment too
10/06/2014,14:33:42,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1866.1811 m,TEMP ::  3.68498 C
10/06/2014,14:34:15,susanschnur,By the way Jason, you had mentioned earlier it would be nice to get Lat-Lon every 10 min. That info is in the navdata chatroom.
10/06/2014,14:34:19,briankinlan,@Scott: roger that, thanks
10/06/2014,14:34:22,jasonchaytor,Angular fractures
10/06/2014,14:35:43,Scott France,CORO Paramuricea w/ OPH
10/06/2014,14:35:44,Amy Baco-Taylor,I was wondering that, but the polyps seem thicker on this…
10/06/2014,14:35:57,Scott France,Hard to say without closer inspection
10/06/2014,14:36:06,Amy Baco-Taylor,Need collections :)
10/06/2014,14:36:48,randalsinger,black FSH
10/06/2014,14:36:54,briankinlan,CORP with OPH
10/06/2014,14:37:52,briankinlan,URC and OPHS on CORO skeleton
10/06/2014,14:38:47,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1862.2685 m,TEMP ::  3.69559 C
10/06/2014,14:38:57,Scott France,URC with juvenile cusk eel
10/06/2014,14:39:03,Tim Shank,URC with FSH associate- cusk eel
10/06/2014,14:41:33,randalsinger,they dont have teeth in their mouth
10/06/2014,14:41:34,randalsinger,haha
10/06/2014,14:41:37,randalsinger,it was his barbels
10/06/2014,14:41:58,peterauster,looks like fish poo in the digestive tract
10/06/2014,14:42:01,Tim Shank,Zoom on juv cusk eel
10/06/2014,14:42:10,randalsinger,ya peter I think he's ready to blow
10/06/2014,14:42:52,peterauster,I just wanted to write "fish poo" and know it will end up in the National Archives
10/06/2014,14:43:06,randalsinger,mission accomplished
10/06/2014,14:44:06,briankinlan,CPEN Funiculina quadrangularis
10/06/2014,14:44:06,briankinlan,with OPH associate
10/06/2014,14:44:06,Tim Shank,CPEN Funiculina (quandrangularis) with OPH associate
10/06/2014,14:44:07,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1860.9343 m,TEMP ::  3.68498 C
10/06/2014,14:44:43,briankinlan,CORP
10/06/2014,14:44:44,Tim Shank,Yes- this is a different OPH.  Should also expect to see APH and SHI associated with those CPENs
10/06/2014,14:44:59,briankinlan,OPHs on SED
10/06/2014,14:45:05,Tim Shank,transiting over bottom with many OPHs - ophiomusium type
10/06/2014,14:45:08,Tim Shank,video dropping out
10/06/2014,14:45:18,Tim Shank,I2 video down
10/06/2014,14:45:27,Emily Duwan,lost video feed
10/06/2014,14:46:06,Tim Shank,Saw Funiculina CPEN last year on EX ROV leg 1 in the canyons….
10/06/2014,14:46:11,michaelvecchione,I1 down also
10/06/2014,14:46:47,Tim Shank,video way down.
10/06/2014,14:47:22,briankinlan,lost video and I can't hear conference call either
10/06/2014,14:47:31,Catalina Martinez,I2 signal lost at URI as well.  Coming in this way
10/06/2014,14:47:37,Tim Shank,Nope- all comms down
10/06/2014,14:48:16,Catalina Martinez,Can we confirm video is leaving the ship properly
10/06/2014,14:50:50,Tim Shank,Still down
10/06/2014,14:50:59,Tim Shank,anyone got a feed?
10/06/2014,14:51:06,kaseycantwell,I think everyone is out 
10/06/2014,14:51:17,Emily Duwan,still out on I1 and I2 
10/06/2014,14:51:39,kaseycantwell,We have asked the ship to check on the issue, hopefully it will be restored soon 
10/06/2014,14:52:18,briankinlan,I1 video back up
10/06/2014,14:52:26,Catalina Martinez,I2 coming back. . .in spurts
10/06/2014,14:52:31,kaseycantwell,video should be back , but still a little glitchy 
10/06/2014,14:52:34,briankinlan,saw a CORP go just out of screen when it first came back up
10/06/2014,14:53:02,Scott France,I'm back.
10/06/2014,14:53:07,Tim Shank,All back
10/06/2014,14:53:25,Catalina Martinez,All back up
10/06/2014,14:53:27,Tara Harmer Luke,back here too
10/06/2014,14:53:28,Tim Shank,OPH white ZOOM- large circular disc
10/06/2014,14:53:34,susanschnur,finally back
10/06/2014,14:53:42,Tim Shank,CPEN small red next to hole...
10/06/2014,14:53:57,Tim Shank,URC white
10/06/2014,14:53:58,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1847.1364 m,TEMP ::  3.68161 C
10/06/2014,14:54:01,briankinlan,fyi, "okexnav" left the navdata chatroom so we're not getting nav data either
10/06/2014,14:54:05,Tim Shank,FSH
10/06/2014,14:54:12,briankinlan,oops!  just came back up
10/06/2014,14:54:33,Tim Shank,FSH FELO?
10/06/2014,14:54:41,Emily Duwan,FSH synaph
10/06/2014,14:54:54,Tim Shank,ANT bottle green
10/06/2014,14:54:59,susanschnur,Burrow and/or small collapse pits in sediment.
10/06/2014,14:55:03,Tim Shank,RCH upside down
10/06/2014,14:55:16,Tim Shank,another OPH dark on URC Hygrosoma
10/06/2014,14:56:05,Tim Shank,Zoom on OPH on URC- light colored OPH on darker surface of URC
10/06/2014,14:56:49,Tim Shank,OPH in same position on dark purple surface….second observation
10/06/2014,14:57:36,Tim Shank,OPH smooth disc with ophiocanthid-like arms
10/06/2014,14:58:04,jasonchaytor,BUR multiple
10/06/2014,14:58:27,Tim Shank,transiting east norh-east
10/06/2014,14:58:37,Tim Shank, over SED with OPHs and few URC
10/06/2014,14:58:55,jasonchaytor,Boulders...debris possibly
10/06/2014,14:59:03,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1843.7028 m,TEMP ::  3.68525 C
10/06/2014,14:59:13,Emily Duwan,FSH halosauropsis 
10/06/2014,14:59:16,Emily Duwan,different halosaur
10/06/2014,14:59:17,michaelvecchione,halosaur
10/06/2014,14:59:33,Tim Shank,small CPENs?  many?
10/06/2014,14:59:54,Scott France,I saw two Tim. Bright red
10/06/2014,15:00:01,Scott France,Likely small Distichoptilum
10/06/2014,15:00:10,Tim Shank,agree
10/06/2014,15:01:03,Tim Shank,URC purple Hygrosoma? - small
10/06/2014,15:01:17,Tim Shank,5-6 cm diameter
10/06/2014,15:02:16,Scott France,Yellow ?turbellarian
10/06/2014,15:02:18,Tim Shank,never seen an oph on small purple Hygrosoma….
10/06/2014,15:03:00,susanschnur,Thinking about remaining dive time - would we like to move along more quickly to get to the wall?
10/06/2014,15:03:31,randalsinger,I go to help a student for one second and I miss a halosaur
10/06/2014,15:03:45,briankinlan,I would vote for moving along more quickly to reach WP2
10/06/2014,15:03:50,Tim Shank,another small URC
10/06/2014,15:04:03,susanschnur,more debris.
10/06/2014,15:04:08,randalsinger,the black halosaur was halosauropsis (from FB image)
10/06/2014,15:05:20,Tim Shank,white angular rock material
10/06/2014,15:05:20,Scott France,CPEN ?Halipteris
10/06/2014,15:05:20,susanschnur,Will call this carbonate. But likely high siliciclastic content. Burrowed
10/06/2014,15:05:20,randalsinger,oh I see emily's ID now!
10/06/2014,15:05:20,briankinlan,I also have a suggestion for a dogleg in the dive plan after we hit WP2 to explore an area of higher slope.  The WP1-2-3 of the current dive plan misses the highest slope part of this feature by about 150m to the south, by my estimation
10/06/2014,15:05:20,Tim Shank,HOL with trail
10/06/2014,15:05:20,briankinlan,I would like to propose transiting from WP2 to a new waypoitn 2.5
10/06/2014,15:05:27,Scott France,HOL
10/06/2014,15:05:49,briankinlan,-69.934179°  39.774208° -1735.05
10/06/2014,15:05:50,Tim Shank,HYD solitary on carbonate
10/06/2014,15:05:59,susanschnur,poop pellets
10/06/2014,15:06:48,briankinlan,WP2.5 is approximately 150m on a bearing of 333 degrees (ie northwest) from WP2
10/06/2014,15:06:56,michaelvecchione,mysid 
10/06/2014,15:06:57,Tim Shank,SHI mysid
10/06/2014,15:07:08,susanschnur,let me talk to nav about getting to steepest point. Do you have a lat long for your proposed WP2.5?
10/06/2014,15:07:10,Tim Shank,SPO green
10/06/2014,15:07:49,Tim Shank,Susan, how much bottom time do you think we have left?  Moving forward is fine with me to get to the wall
10/06/2014,15:07:52,susanschnur,We tried to hit the steepest slope on our Fledermaus view (gridded to 25 m I believe)
10/06/2014,15:07:58,susanschnur,We have until about 1430
10/06/2014,15:08:11,Tim Shank,Thank you
10/06/2014,15:08:27,briankinlan,from WP2.5 you could then proceed toward WP1 for rest of dive
10/06/2014,15:08:33,Tim Shank,ZOOM on HYD
10/06/2014,15:09:01,Scott France,Another issue about the wall is that the ROV guys would rather approach it slowly
10/06/2014,15:09:09,briankinlan,WP2.5  -69.934179°  39.774208° -1735.05
10/06/2014,15:09:29,Scott France,It is relatively stepp, but we'll see how quick we can get there.
10/06/2014,15:09:43,briankinlan,susan, this would basically have us move along the wall exploring the feature at a constatnt depth contour before ascending it at the steepest part
10/06/2014,15:10:01,Tim Shank,URC white echinus on carbonate
10/06/2014,15:10:14,Tim Shank,50m from wall 
10/06/2014,15:10:17,susanschnur,ok, we're checking on it. Again the ROV team doesn't like to move laterally along contours, so we'd have to go diagonally up.
10/06/2014,15:10:52,Scott France,Sorry - not able to follow the diuscussion in eventlog while doing narration, so may have missed some important stuff...
10/06/2014,15:11:11,Scott France,But ROV guys don't favor traveling horizontal laomng contour on wall
10/06/2014,15:11:28,Scott France,PYC
10/06/2014,15:12:13,Tim Shank,CPEN- Funiculina sp.  with OPH
10/06/2014,15:12:20,Scott France,CPEN Funiculina
10/06/2014,15:12:40,Tim Shank,Zoom on OPH
10/06/2014,15:12:51,Scott France,and many CPEN Distichoptilum  - little red sticks
10/06/2014,15:13:39,briankinlan,I will send you a screenshot.  It would be fine to traverse diagonally too.  The point is that our current trajectory will miss the "best" part of the feature.
10/06/2014,15:13:47,Tim Shank,OPH associate Asteronyx on CPEN Funiculina
10/06/2014,15:13:55,Tim Shank,SHI red at based of CPEN
10/06/2014,15:13:56,susanschnur,Brian, we're getting Nav to plot that point 2.5 on Hypack so we can see where it is.
10/06/2014,15:14:02,Tim Shank,SHI mysid as well
10/06/2014,15:14:07,briankinlan,Screenshot here: ftp://ftpnos.woc.noaa.gov/outgoing/capture.jpg
10/06/2014,15:14:12,susanschnur,They're getting ready to aquire the wall, so they'll plot that up once we're in a stable position.
10/06/2014,15:14:25,Tim Shank,GREAT OPH VIDEO - thank you
10/06/2014,15:15:04,Tim Shank,likely Asteronyx loveni but will check
10/06/2014,15:15:09,jasonchaytor,The texture is actually looking more chalky
10/06/2014,15:15:19,Tim Shank,ISO on SED in background
10/06/2014,15:15:48,Tim Shank,Zoom on ISO
10/06/2014,15:16:08,susanschnur,Ok, I see what you mean, although I wonder if part of that is a gridding difference. I gave your WP2.5 coords to Nav. He'll plot it up in a bit and we'll see if we can alter our path.
10/06/2014,15:18:01,Scott France,HOL swimming
10/06/2014,15:18:02,briankinlan,The gridding would have to be off by a lot... 6-8 pixels.  That would be unusual in my experience.  The version I am working with is gridded directly from the master EX database.  We have used it extensively in dives in this area and I have never found slope errors of more then +/- 1 pixel.
10/06/2014,15:18:05,Scott France,URC
10/06/2014,15:18:33,susanschnur,OK, and scott says we had originally planned to move up that steepest part. Not sure why our waypoints are a bit offset.
10/06/2014,15:18:49,Tim Shank,WHOI video 3 started
10/06/2014,15:18:52,jasonchaytor,The first outcrop that the rov came to may have been and exposure of older material (below the whiter, chalky? material)
10/06/2014,15:19:17,Tim Shank,URC large white Hygrosoma
10/06/2014,15:19:24,Tim Shank,OPHs on sed- Ophiomusium
10/06/2014,15:19:38,Tim Shank,CORP? yellow small several
10/06/2014,15:19:40,briankinlan,Yes, susan replying to your previous comment one option would be to simply re-route straight to WP2.5 once we acqire the wall, before reaching WP2.  That would take us diagonally across contours to WP2.5   Then we could go straight up the nose from there (basically, toward WP3)
10/06/2014,15:20:06,Tim Shank,OPHs associated with small bits of hard bottom/structure
10/06/2014,15:20:24,Tara Harmer Luke,CPEN
10/06/2014,15:20:32,Scott France,CPEN Funiculina
10/06/2014,15:20:40,Tara Harmer Luke,OPH
10/06/2014,15:20:41,Tim Shank,OPHs with discs off bottom
10/06/2014,15:20:55,susanschnur,Jason - I have to look back at the video. I wasn't seeing a major change in the debris lithology coming up.
10/06/2014,15:21:23,Scott France,CPEN Distichoptilum x2
10/06/2014,15:21:24,susanschnur,I guess I've been looking for that scratched chalky texture I was seeing on cliff walls elsewhere.
10/06/2014,15:22:20,susanschnur,Wall is just a few m ahead of us. 30 m off in Seirios view.
10/06/2014,15:22:22,Tim Shank,CPEN Funiculina with OPH Asteronyx associate
10/06/2014,15:22:29,Tim Shank,ZOOM on CPEN and OPH
10/06/2014,15:22:51,kaseycantwell,is that an unusually large sea pen?
10/06/2014,15:22:58,Scott France,ISOpod munid?
10/06/2014,15:22:59,Tim Shank,ISO in background - different than the last one imaged
10/06/2014,15:23:14,Scott France,Yes Kasey: sea pen
10/06/2014,15:23:23,Scott France,Funiculina quadrangularis
10/06/2014,15:23:38,kaseycantwell,thanks Scott 
10/06/2014,15:24:09,Tara Harmer Luke,HI All.  I'm here today one last time with my Deep Sea Biology class at Stockton College.  
10/06/2014,15:25:18,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1828.0232 m,TEMP ::  3.69973 C
10/06/2014,15:25:30,Tim Shank,The ophiuroid’s elevated position probably enhances access to food particles from the passing water current. It may also benefit from clean-
10/06/2014,ing mucus off the surface of the sea pen. This feeding strategy possibly keeps the coral clean and healthy, just as the snake star, Astrobrachion constrictum,
10/06/2014,does for the antipatharian black coral, Antipathes fiordensis.
10/06/2014,
10/06/2014,15:25:37,Emily Duwan,FSH blue hake
10/06/2014,15:25:57,Emily Duwan,Antimora
10/06/2014,15:26:32,susanschnur,The hake has a sediment lump over its mouth
10/06/2014,15:26:49,Tim Shank,The Funiculina and Asteronyx partnership is a specific one- see it off Scotland and in Norwegian Fjords
10/06/2014,15:28:10,Scott France,ACN
10/06/2014,15:28:22,briankinlan,ACN flytrap
10/06/2014,15:29:32,Scott France,SPO on wall
10/06/2014,15:29:34,briankinlan,WAL
10/06/2014,15:29:41,Scott France,CRI stalked
10/06/2014,15:29:53,Tara Harmer Luke,Stalked CRI
10/06/2014,15:30:01,Tim Shank,OPH white on WAL
10/06/2014,15:30:09,Tim Shank,Zoom on base of WAL
10/06/2014,15:30:18,Scott France,POL tubes
10/06/2014,15:30:20,Tara Harmer Luke,URC
10/06/2014,15:30:21,susanschnur,Jason - Pleistocene mudstones?
10/06/2014,15:30:22,Scott France,Small URC'
10/06/2014,15:30:23,Tim Shank,SER POL tubes
10/06/2014,15:30:39,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1823.9903 m,TEMP ::  3.71531 C
10/06/2014,15:30:43,Scott France,Serpulids with fans extended
10/06/2014,15:30:47,jasonchaytor,Don't think so.  FeMn ox coating makes it difficult to see texture
10/06/2014,15:31:00,Tim Shank,URC white echinus on wall base
10/06/2014,15:31:22,Tim Shank,APHs on stalk
10/06/2014,15:31:24,Tim Shank,SPO yellow
10/06/2014,15:31:45,jasonchaytor,Need a fresher exposure to provide a better guess
10/06/2014,15:31:45,Tim Shank,looks like BIV single
10/06/2014,15:32:09,Tim Shank,CRI stalked
10/06/2014,15:32:12,Tim Shank,x3
10/06/2014,15:32:50,jasonchaytor,Contact above
10/06/2014,15:34:29,Tim Shank,CORO paramuricea x2 
10/06/2014,15:34:29,Andrea Quattrini,CORP
10/06/2014,15:34:42,Tim Shank,CORO paramuricea x3
10/06/2014,15:34:42,briankinlan,we just passed by some CORP or CORO Acanthogorgia , yes?
10/06/2014,15:34:42,Tim Shank,test
10/06/2014,15:34:47,Tara Harmer Luke,URC>
10/06/2014,15:34:47,briankinlan,test
10/06/2014,15:34:47,Andrea Quattrini,CRI stalked common
10/06/2014,15:34:47,michaelvecchione,CRI
10/06/2014,15:34:47,briankinlan,yes CORP
10/06/2014,15:34:47,jasonchaytor,Lot of sediment/debris draping the outcrop
10/06/2014,15:34:47,Tim Shank,test
10/06/2014,15:34:47,jasonchaytor,Highly unstable
10/06/2014,15:35:26,briankinlan,CORP
10/06/2014,15:35:29,Tim Shank,OPHs associated with CORP, but not seeing them imaged yet.
10/06/2014,15:35:30,Tara Harmer Luke,CORP
10/06/2014,15:35:37,Tim Shank,not all of the CORPs have them...
10/06/2014,15:36:11,Tim Shank,PYC red
10/06/2014,15:36:21,briankinlan,CORP
10/06/2014,15:36:24,Tara Harmer Luke,PYC
10/06/2014,15:36:58,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1815.7065 m,TEMP ::  3.71851 C
10/06/2014,15:37:04,susanschnur,I'm looking for a contact. Have you seen one? Lots of carbonate debris here. But outcrop looks like sandstone.
10/06/2014,15:37:10,jasonchaytor,The canyons cut into different formations at depth, so the morphology response to that.  The width of Nantuck at this depth is somewhat similar to Atlantis and adjacent canyons
10/06/2014,15:37:19,Tara Harmer Luke,something on arm of PYC
10/06/2014,15:37:23,Tim Shank,ISOpod holding on to PYC
10/06/2014,15:37:46,Tim Shank,Never seen that before
10/06/2014,15:37:59,Scott France,SPO yellowEgg case brown? Brachipods?
10/06/2014,15:38:10,susanschnur,sharp angular fractures on debris blocks.
10/06/2014,15:38:15,Tim Shank,Didn't see that Scott
10/06/2014,15:38:51,Tara Harmer Luke,ACN
10/06/2014,15:39:02,Tara Harmer Luke,sounds like a good plan
10/06/2014,15:39:04,jasonchaytor,The sandstone texture was likely a result of the FeMn encrustation...certainly seeing a chalky texture here, but there is a lot of debris
10/06/2014,15:39:05,susanschnur,lighter collored sediment slide to left
10/06/2014,15:39:34,Scott France,Tim: those observations came from before we lost eventlog, i.e. base of wall
10/06/2014,15:39:46,Tara Harmer Luke,Salp?
10/06/2014,15:40:30,jasonchaytor,Chalks are present across the margin over a pretty thick interval separated by intervening layers of siliciclastic and mixed lithologies
10/06/2014,15:40:32,michaelvecchione,mucus structure of some sort. 
10/06/2014,15:40:50,michaelvecchione,discarded larv best bet.
10/06/2014,15:41:10,susanschnur,I need to step out to eat lunch. Jason - looks like some interesting geology coming up.
10/06/2014,15:41:17,briankinlan,CORP
10/06/2014,15:41:21,Tim Shank,seeing OPHs on SED and ROC on the way up this "hard rock" slope
10/06/2014,15:41:23,jasonchaytor,Layering, differential erosion
10/06/2014,15:41:28,Tara Harmer Luke,COR sea faln
10/06/2014,15:41:32,Tim Shank,Have we zoomed in on CORP OPH yet?
10/06/2014,15:41:37,Tim Shank,Hard to image I know
10/06/2014,15:41:44,Scott France,I'll go to lunch Susan can make geo obs
10/06/2014,15:41:51,Tim Shank,ring ACN on CORP?
10/06/2014,15:42:05,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1811.0106 m,TEMP ::  3.78514 C
10/06/2014,15:42:11,Tim Shank,CORPs seem to be facing perpendicular to the ROV 
10/06/2014,15:42:28,Tara Harmer Luke,URC and OPH near CORP
10/06/2014,15:42:33,Tim Shank,Yes, ACN on corp- sooming in
10/06/2014,15:42:39,Tim Shank,Zooming
10/06/2014,15:42:46,Tim Shank,URC white echinus
10/06/2014,15:42:55,Tim Shank,OPH Asteroschema like
10/06/2014,15:43:27,Tim Shank,CORPs with 5 to 8 branches 
10/06/2014,15:43:29,Tim Shank,withOPH
10/06/2014,15:43:47,Tim Shank,Zoom on OPH - seeing oral disc
10/06/2014,15:43:55,Tim Shank,and arm segments
10/06/2014,15:44:01,susanschnur,So I'm still here, Scott has stepped out for lunch so I don't have to miss the geology here
10/06/2014,15:44:06,Tim Shank,Asteroschema
10/06/2014,15:44:17,Tim Shank,great shot.  Thank you
10/06/2014,15:44:52,Tim Shank,Not seeing many CORPs with ACN, but saw it there
10/06/2014,15:45:00,Tim Shank,fractures in vertical wall
10/06/2014,15:45:05,Tim Shank,SPO yellow
10/06/2014,15:45:08,jasonchaytor,Joints
10/06/2014,15:45:16,Tim Shank,wall here not highly colonized 
10/06/2014,15:45:37,Tim Shank,dominated by white OPHs and CORPs
10/06/2014,15:45:49,Tim Shank,CORO anthamastus here too
10/06/2014,15:46:20,jasonchaytor,Mostly rockfalls
10/06/2014,15:46:40,Tim Shank,some small CORO Anthomastus with small polyps; singular polyps- several of them ZOOM
10/06/2014,15:46:46,briankinlan,CORO several larger colonies with much smaller polyps nearby
10/06/2014,15:46:50,Tara Harmer Luke,new colonization of CORO
10/06/2014,15:46:51,Tim Shank,Great shot. OKay, on with the geology!
10/06/2014,15:47:11,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1805.6668 m,TEMP ::  3.77338 C
10/06/2014,15:47:17,Tim Shank,CPEN tall
10/06/2014,15:47:19,briankinlan,CPEN
10/06/2014,15:47:20,Andrea Quattrini,CPEN
10/06/2014,15:47:31,Tara Harmer Luke,CORW
10/06/2014,15:47:42,Andrea Quattrini,CORP
10/06/2014,15:47:46,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77273,LON :: -69.93208,DEPTH :: 1801.6836 m,TEMP ::  3.77581 C
10/06/2014,15:47:47,Andrea Quattrini,X2
10/06/2014,15:47:53,Tim Shank,Have to step out for a few minutes- continuing to see CORPs
10/06/2014,15:48:22,Tara Harmer Luke,CRI
10/06/2014,15:48:24,Tim Shank,ASR brisingid sea star
10/06/2014,15:48:25,Andrea Quattrini,ASR Brisingid
10/06/2014,15:48:34,Tara Harmer Luke,ASR
10/06/2014,15:48:34,Tim Shank,Novodinia type brisingid
10/06/2014,15:48:36,Andrea Quattrini,CRI stalked
10/06/2014,15:48:54,jasonchaytor,Layering visible
10/06/2014,15:49:14,Tim Shank,hard to step away…
10/06/2014,15:49:31,susanschnur,20-30 cm diameter if stretched out, seems large
10/06/2014,15:49:49,Tara Harmer Luke,still OPHs
10/06/2014,15:50:19,SteveAuscavitch,COR cup
10/06/2014,15:51:00,Tara Harmer Luke,stalked CRI
10/06/2014,15:51:13,Andrea Quattrini,ASR brisingid
10/06/2014,15:51:25,jasonchaytor,Rockfall headwalls
10/06/2014,15:51:28,peterauster,Nice pile of boulders on the shelf right above D2  ... from Sierious view
10/06/2014,15:51:30,Andrea Quattrini,CORO anthomastus
10/06/2014,15:51:35,Andrea Quattrini,CORP X2
10/06/2014,15:51:48,Tara Harmer Luke,COR with OPH
10/06/2014,15:52:40,Andrea Quattrini,tiny pink polyp in background
10/06/2014,15:53:16,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1795.7434 m,TEMP ::  3.78150 C
10/06/2014,15:53:24,Tara Harmer Luke,SRI
10/06/2014,15:53:34,Tara Harmer Luke,oops SHI
10/06/2014,15:53:58,susanschnur,haha, i was madly looking for that abbreviation in my list!
10/06/2014,15:54:05,michaelvecchione,SHI was mysid
10/06/2014,15:54:13,Tara Harmer Luke,sorry!…I mistyped it!
10/06/2014,15:54:51,susanschnur,white bulbs on end of anemone? What are these?
10/06/2014,15:54:52,Andrea Quattrini,yes,  possible corallimorph
10/06/2014,15:55:07,Andrea Quattrini,not anemone
10/06/2014,15:55:28,Andrea Quattrini,but i am not sure if that has been confirmed!
10/06/2014,15:58:17,Tara Harmer Luke,OPHs waving arms 
10/06/2014,15:58:33,Andrea Quattrini,CORP
10/06/2014,15:58:46,Andrea Quattrini,1 with OPH
10/06/2014,15:58:52,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77270,LON :: -69.93215,DEPTH :: 1794.4744 m,TEMP ::  3.77912 C
10/06/2014,15:59:28,jasonchaytor,Those layers look folded
10/06/2014,16:00:05,Tara Harmer Luke,HOL swimming?
10/06/2014,16:00:55,jasonchaytor,Could have been soft-sediment deformation
10/06/2014,16:02:17,SteveAuscavitch,CORA Bathypathes
10/06/2014,16:02:41,michaelvecchione,cobwebs
10/06/2014,16:02:57,Tara Harmer Luke,SPO glass
10/06/2014,16:02:57,Andrea Quattrini,SPO Hex
10/06/2014,16:02:58,Scott France,SPO Euplectella like
10/06/2014,16:03:39,Andrea Quattrini,asteroschema?
10/06/2014,16:04:28,Scott France,CORP x3
10/06/2014,16:04:32,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1785.9707 m,TEMP ::  3.78795 C
10/06/2014,16:04:41,Tara Harmer Luke,not much sediment…and not many OPH
10/06/2014,16:04:50,Scott France,ASR brisingids x2
10/06/2014,16:05:04,Scott France,CRI
10/06/2014,16:05:33,susanschnur,Im going to step out for lunch.
10/06/2014,16:06:11,jasonchaytor,Tightly spaced fractures/joints
10/06/2014,16:06:34,Scott France,What has the wll been like so far?
10/06/2014,16:06:38,SteveAuscavitch,COR Cup
10/06/2014,16:06:52,Tara Harmer Luke,tiny COR cup
10/06/2014,16:07:10,Scott France,We are about halfway to WP2
10/06/2014,16:07:27,Andrea Quattrini,first CORO bamboo
10/06/2014,16:07:34,Tara Harmer Luke,CORO bamboo
10/06/2014,16:07:39,Tara Harmer Luke,ASR brisingids
10/06/2014,16:07:48,Tara Harmer Luke,SPO
10/06/2014,16:09:47,briankinlan,ASR brisingif
10/06/2014,16:10:08,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77269,LON :: -69.93229,DEPTH :: 1779.4576 m,TEMP ::  3.81752 C
10/06/2014,16:10:32,Tara Harmer Luke,HOL swiming in the distance
10/06/2014,16:12:12,Tara Harmer Luke,ASRs
10/06/2014,16:12:25,Tara Harmer Luke,SPO hex
10/06/2014,16:12:27,briankinlan,COR cups
10/06/2014,16:13:16,Tara Harmer Luke,ASRs brisingids
10/06/2014,16:13:17,briankinlan,ASR brisingids on overhan
10/06/2014,16:13:37,briankinlan,CORP with OPH
10/06/2014,16:13:41,briankinlan,COR cup
10/06/2014,16:15:02,briankinlan,zoom on CORP
10/06/2014,16:15:19,briankinlan,APH caprellid very long
10/06/2014,16:15:32,Tara Harmer Luke,CORP with ASR
10/06/2014,16:15:39,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1775.3625 m,TEMP ::  3.78591 C
10/06/2014,16:15:42,peterauster,Moby caprellid?
10/06/2014,16:16:40,briankinlan,COR cups in overhang
10/06/2014,16:16:42,Scott France,Several cup coral clumps in upper right background on smooth face
10/06/2014,16:17:16,Tara Harmer Luke,still not much sediment cover and also not many of the typical OPHs found with sediment
10/06/2014,16:17:25,briankinlan,more COR cups
10/06/2014,16:17:39,briankinlan,denser COR cips
10/06/2014,16:17:47,briankinlan,CORO bamboo branched several large
10/06/2014,16:17:55,briankinlan,large ASR brisingids
10/06/2014,16:18:14,briankinlan,many small COR cup recruits visible
10/06/2014,16:18:25,briankinlan,SPO hex with OPHs
10/06/2014,16:18:29,Tara Harmer Luke,SPO with small OPHs
10/06/2014,16:18:50,briankinlan,CORO anthomastus recruits?
10/06/2014,16:18:54,Tara Harmer Luke,SPO yellow?
10/06/2014,16:19:05,Andrea Quattrini,anthmastus recruits
10/06/2014,16:19:12,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Anthomastus
10/06/2014,16:19:25,Tara Harmer Luke,We've seen a lot more new recruits this dive, it seems.
10/06/2014,16:20:39,michaelvecchione,there are multiple types of aplacophorans
10/06/2014,16:20:48,randalsinger,off to lunch. ill be back in a few
10/06/2014,16:21:12,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77268,LON :: -69.93230,DEPTH :: 1773.6677 m,TEMP ::  3.79076 C
10/06/2014,16:21:22,Tara Harmer Luke,FSH
10/06/2014,16:21:39,briankinlan,zoom on CPORO bamboo branched
10/06/2014,16:21:49,briankinlan,*CORO bamboo
10/06/2014,16:22:03,Andrea Quattrini,possible Guttigadus 
10/06/2014,16:22:18,Tara Harmer Luke,COR cup near FSH codling
10/06/2014,16:22:19,Emily Duwan,FSH codling
10/06/2014,16:22:32,briankinlan,nice high density spot - cup corals, brisingids, bamboo corals
10/06/2014,16:23:19,elizabethlobecker,Is it correct to assume that cup corals prefer to be underneath overhangs? If so, do we know why?
10/06/2014,16:23:40,Tara Harmer Luke,What's the yellowish area on the rock?
10/06/2014,16:24:06,briankinlan,meme- yes, in this system (canyons) that tends to be what we see.  One hypothesis is that they are protected from sediment moving down the slope from above
10/06/2014,16:24:44,michaelvecchione,smooth aplacophans are called Caudofoveata. May not actaully be related to Solenogastres.
10/06/2014,16:24:50,elizabethlobecker,but there is still enough food to feed on
10/06/2014,16:24:52,elizabethlobecker,thanks Brian!
10/06/2014,16:25:02,Scott France,Tellow mat = colonial zoanthid mat
10/06/2014,16:25:28,briankinlan,CORP colonies on top of otucrop feature with OPHs
10/06/2014,16:25:32,briankinlan,SPO hex
10/06/2014,16:25:38,briankinlan,with OPHs
10/06/2014,16:25:43,briankinlan,CORO anthomastus
10/06/2014,16:26:00,Scott France,Tellow = yellow! hard to see in dark, even with lit keyboard!
10/06/2014,16:26:45,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1772.1392 m,TEMP ::  3.79363 C
10/06/2014,16:29:23,Tara Harmer Luke,lots of COR cup and ASR brisingids
10/06/2014,16:29:23,Andrea Quattrini,no solenosmillia yet either….
10/06/2014,16:29:23,Tara Harmer Luke,acn blue
10/06/2014,16:29:23,Scott France,ACN Actinerus
10/06/2014,16:29:33,Tara Harmer Luke,ACNs yellow with spots
10/06/2014,16:29:35,briankinlan,CORO bamboo unbranched
10/06/2014,16:29:38,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77279,LON :: -69.93237,DEPTH :: 1772.5560 m,TEMP ::  3.80726 C
10/06/2014,16:29:44,briankinlan,very very high density COR cups
10/06/2014,16:30:07,briankinlan,ACN cerianthis burrowing in wall
10/06/2014,16:30:36,Scott France,CORO bamboo whip
10/06/2014,16:30:52,Scott France,ACN Hormathiidae x3
10/06/2014,16:31:15,Scott France,ACN Actinerus
10/06/2014,16:32:48,briankinlan,CORO bamboo Acanella with one OPH
10/06/2014,16:34:43,Emily Duwan,same codling looks like
10/06/2014,16:34:44,Scott France,FSH codling?
10/06/2014,16:35:09,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1772.3640 m,TEMP ::  3.78663 C
10/06/2014,16:35:39,briankinlan,nice overview of the area we have been exploring
10/06/2014,16:35:57,Scott France,Someone mic on shore is not muted
10/06/2014,16:37:11,jasonchaytor,Radial fracture patterns
10/06/2014,16:37:32,briankinlan,ASR brisingids
10/06/2014,16:37:41,briankinlan,COR cups
10/06/2014,16:38:08,briankinlan,SPO hex
10/06/2014,16:38:22,briankinlan,CORA Perantipathes
10/06/2014,16:38:31,briankinlan,SPO hex vase
10/06/2014,16:39:17,susanschnur,Jason - anything really striking in geology while I was gone? Seems we're on a much steeper part of the wall here.
10/06/2014,16:40:20,Scott France,CORA Parantipathes had no chirostylids
10/06/2014,16:40:45,Scott France,ON shore: we will follow this wall ridge to WP2 as long as it is operationally safe to do so
10/06/2014,16:40:45,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77278,LON :: -69.93233,DEPTH :: 1770.0241 m,TEMP ::  3.77245 C
10/06/2014,16:41:17,Scott France,If at some point anyone thinks it is better to move "up" please chime in.
10/06/2014,16:41:32,Scott France,"UP" may mean no more wall but a more gradual inclined slope
10/06/2014,16:42:31,briankinlan,Scott, did you mean to say "we will follow this wall ridge to WP 2.5"?
10/06/2014,16:42:47,briankinlan,CORP on top of feature
10/06/2014,16:42:55,briankinlan,CORO calvularia purple
10/06/2014,16:43:16,briankinlan,*CORO Clavularia (sorry misspelled before)
10/06/2014,16:44:15,Scott France,Yes Brian. Sorry - follow to WP2.5 - your added point
10/06/2014,16:45:04,michaelvecchione,lots of ASR brisingids
10/06/2014,16:45:15,briankinlan,Yes, sounds good to me.  And then up when we get there or in last 15-30 min of dive, whichever comes first
10/06/2014,16:45:37,briankinlan,continue to see abundance ASR brisingids
10/06/2014,16:45:52,Scott France,Agree Brian
10/06/2014,16:46:00,briankinlan,CORO bamboo Acanella 
10/06/2014,16:46:44,briankinlan,POL on Acanella?  and CRI
10/06/2014,16:46:44,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1769.9235 m,TEMP ::  3.78326 C
10/06/2014,16:46:55,briankinlan,CORP with OPH
10/06/2014,16:47:05,briankinlan,CPEN Pennatula
10/06/2014,16:47:10,briankinlan,with FSH
10/06/2014,16:47:24,Andrea Quattrini,FSH moridae
10/06/2014,16:47:37,michaelvecchione,mysid
10/06/2014,16:47:55,Emily Duwan,FSH codling moridae
10/06/2014,16:50:10,Emily Duwan,FSH blue hake
10/06/2014,16:50:16,briankinlan,CORP
10/06/2014,16:52:17,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77288,LON :: -69.93255,DEPTH :: 1766.6363 m,TEMP ::  3.79937 C
10/06/2014,16:53:17,jasonchaytor,Possible drop stone
10/06/2014,16:57:54,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1767.6311 m,TEMP ::  3.78668 C
10/06/2014,16:59:01,jasonchaytor,Drop stone
10/06/2014,16:59:06,jasonchaytor,Or cannon ball
10/06/2014,17:00:16,jasonchaytor,They can move around
10/06/2014,17:00:24,susanschnur,cannon balls?
10/06/2014,17:00:24,jasonchaytor,Iam never serious
10/06/2014,17:00:43,briankinlan,SPo with OPHs
10/06/2014,17:00:55,susanschnur,haha, we mentioned the cannon ball on air. I'm sure somebody will post it to their website and it will go viral.
10/06/2014,17:02:29,kaseycantwell,I think we lost the ship from the conference call 
10/06/2014,17:02:44,susanschnur,for how long?
10/06/2014,17:02:55,kaseycantwell,a few minutes if that 
10/06/2014,17:03:06,susanschnur,ok ill report it. Still cut off?
10/06/2014,17:03:07,kaseycantwell,i can hear Scott on EXWL 
10/06/2014,17:03:11,kaseycantwell,but no tthe call 
10/06/2014,17:03:11,briankinlan,can't hear the ship on the conference call
10/06/2014,17:03:19,briankinlan,only in the embedded audio over I1
10/06/2014,17:03:30,briankinlan,for maybe the last 5 min
10/06/2014,17:03:46,briankinlan,CORP
10/06/2014,17:03:48,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77316,LON :: -69.93278,DEPTH :: 1757.2695 m,TEMP ::  3.78718 C
10/06/2014,17:03:54,susanschnur,ok Video is on it
10/06/2014,17:04:22,briankinlan,CRI stalked
10/06/2014,17:05:20,susanschnur,Looking at possible dropstone
10/06/2014,17:05:39,briankinlan,ROC dropstone?
10/06/2014,17:06:02,briankinlan,corallimorph and tiny URC
10/06/2014,17:06:17,Scott France,Corallimorph on rock
10/06/2014,17:06:19,Scott France,Transparent with white tipped tentacles
10/06/2014,17:06:42,susanschnur,Think I'm seeing granite texture!
10/06/2014,17:08:09,jasonchaytor,It's granite
10/06/2014,17:08:12,jasonchaytor,Drop stone
10/06/2014,17:08:31,susanschnur,that may be the first actual igneous texture I have seen this entire trip (sadly)
10/06/2014,17:08:37,briankinlan,CPEN ?Distichoptilum
10/06/2014,17:08:48,briankinlan,ACN
10/06/2014,17:08:58,Scott France,Several colonies of CPEN Distichoptilum
10/06/2014,17:09:42,briankinlan,URC hygrosoma
10/06/2014,17:09:50,briankinlan,sediment mixed with outcrops/eroded wall
10/06/2014,17:09:52,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1752.3808 m,TEMP ::  3.79187 C
10/06/2014,17:12:22,jasonchaytor,Everytime Ihave been out working on the canyons, we have had to avoid fishing operations...more often toward the head of the canyons
10/06/2014,17:12:51,susanschnur,is OKEX working for everyone again?
10/06/2014,17:12:53,briankinlan,the ship isn't connected to the conf call,
10/06/2014,17:12:55,peterauster,We are deeper than most fishing operations
10/06/2014,17:12:57,Scott France,Right - I'm referring to fishing around the deep walls
10/06/2014,17:13:01,briankinlan,but I'd like to point out that the canyons ARE hotspots for fishing
10/06/2014,17:13:16,briankinlan,it is focused in the canyon head areas from 100 to 500m depth or so
10/06/2014,17:13:29,briankinlan,hundreds of vessels often active at a time using many different gear types
10/06/2014,17:13:57,briankinlan,trawling occurs all around canyons and in canyons, to the extent they can avaoid rocky hangups
10/06/2014,17:14:15,Scott France,We can hear someone furiously typing on their keyboard
10/06/2014,17:14:52,peterauster,traps and bottom longlines produce the most impacts in this kind of steep terrain
10/06/2014,17:15:25,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77331,LON :: -69.93312,DEPTH :: 1748.7983 m,TEMP ::  3.82678 C
10/06/2014,17:18:03,Scott France,POL polynoid
10/06/2014,17:20:33,briankinlan,CORO Chrysogorgia
10/06/2014,17:20:54,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1746.8434 m,TEMP ::  3.80251 C
10/06/2014,17:20:55,briankinlan,SHI
10/06/2014,17:20:57,briankinlan,CRI
10/06/2014,17:21:06,michaelvecchione,mysid
10/06/2014,17:24:05,Emily Duwan,FSH grenadier
10/06/2014,17:24:12,briankinlan,SPO hex
10/06/2014,17:24:27,briankinlan,SPO encrusting
10/06/2014,17:24:34,Shirley Pomponi,SPO DEMO
10/06/2014,17:24:53,briankinlan,SPO hex plate
10/06/2014,17:24:57,briankinlan,CORO bamboo
10/06/2014,17:25:00,Shirley Pomponi,Looks like sponge to me, too.
10/06/2014,17:25:03,briankinlan,branched
10/06/2014,17:25:12,Shirley Pomponi,Yeah, I've been on all morning….
10/06/2014,17:25:47,Shirley Pomponi,That  other white object may be a rock, not a sponge.
10/06/2014,17:25:48,Scott France,CORO Eknomisis?
10/06/2014,17:25:52,Shirley Pomponi,Yes, I agree, Susan.
10/06/2014,17:26:26,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77350,LON :: -69.93322,DEPTH :: 1745.3709 m,TEMP ::  3.81288 C
10/06/2014,17:26:45,Shirley Pomponi,Yes, I agree, Susan.
10/06/2014,17:26:54,briankinlan,*correction "SPO plate" was a rock
10/06/2014,17:27:22,Shirley Pomponi,What about the platey object to the right — at about 4:00.
10/06/2014,17:27:22,briankinlan,with some small SPO's behind it
10/06/2014,17:28:04,susanschnur,there was another sponge-looking rock back there
10/06/2014,17:29:00,Scott France,ACN
10/06/2014,17:29:04,Scott France,URC
10/06/2014,17:29:19,Scott France,URC Hygrosoma
10/06/2014,17:30:35,Scott France,URC with juvenile fish
10/06/2014,17:31:57,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1746.0372 m,TEMP ::  3.80764 C
10/06/2014,17:32:30,peterauster,Admitting that it's not a fish is the first step to recovery
10/06/2014,17:32:46,peterauster,believe me ... I know!!
10/06/2014,17:33:09,peterauster,tough audience ....
10/06/2014,17:33:09,Scott France,Right! So URC with polynoid POL, NOT juvenile cusk eel.
10/06/2014,17:33:21,Scott France,That is why it is good to wait for the close-ups!
10/06/2014,17:33:30,Scott France,I laughed Peter.
10/06/2014,17:33:35,peterauster,thanks ..
10/06/2014,17:34:31,michaelvecchione,Hol swimming
10/06/2014,17:36:40,Scott France,URC Hygrosoma
10/06/2014,17:37:03,briankinlan,CORO anthomastus
10/06/2014,17:37:14,Scott France,CORO probably Anthomastus
10/06/2014,17:37:23,Scott France,CORP
10/06/2014,17:37:24,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77369,LON :: -69.93346,DEPTH :: 1745.4877 m,TEMP ::  3.83196 C
10/06/2014,17:37:39,Scott France,OPH ophiomusium abundant on this ledge
10/06/2014,17:40:13,Shirley Pomponi,That's very cool.   I'll have to look at the frame-grab.   It could be a demosponge called Spongosorites!
10/06/2014,17:41:31,Shirley Pomponi,If so, it would be a new depth record—we've  never observed that genus at that depth!
10/06/2014,17:41:31,Scott France,CORA Bathypathes
10/06/2014,17:41:43,Shirley Pomponi,SPO HEX
10/06/2014,17:42:49,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1744.1095 m,TEMP ::  3.87567 C
10/06/2014,17:44:11,briankinlan,moving along wall with little colonization
10/06/2014,17:44:25,briankinlan,CPEN Pennatula
10/06/2014,17:44:28,briankinlan,CORP
10/06/2014,17:47:15,briankinlan,CORO anthomastus recruits?
10/06/2014,17:48:35,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77386,LON :: -69.93355,DEPTH :: 1743.6007 m,TEMP ::  3.82215 C
10/06/2014,17:48:41,briankinlan,CORO swiftia?
10/06/2014,17:49:03,Scott France,That is what I'm thinking Brian
10/06/2014,17:49:10,Scott France,we'll get a zoom in a second
10/06/2014,17:49:30,briankinlan,also doesn't it look like a lot of colonization right wround that bend?
10/06/2014,17:50:32,briankinlan,CORO Swiftia several colonies
10/06/2014,17:50:37,Scott France,CORO Swiftia
10/06/2014,17:50:48,Scott France,x3
10/06/2014,17:50:56,Scott France,CORP x2
10/06/2014,17:51:45,Scott France,CORP several along flat part of ledge
10/06/2014,17:52:32,briankinlan,CORP on top of boulder
10/06/2014,17:52:45,briankinlan,COR cups on side of bouldeer
10/06/2014,17:52:49,briankinlan,ASR brisingid
10/06/2014,17:52:57,briankinlan,URC Hygrosoma
10/06/2014,17:53:00,briankinlan,SPO yellow
10/06/2014,17:53:10,briankinlan,PYC
10/06/2014,17:53:14,Shirley Pomponi,Oh, wow….how cool!  Thx.
10/06/2014,17:53:45,Shirley Pomponi,The yellow SPO is likely a Demospongiae.
10/06/2014,17:54:08,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1739.2165 m,TEMP ::  3.81785 C
10/06/2014,17:54:18,Shirley Pomponi,SPO HEX
10/06/2014,17:55:31,briankinlan,APH caprellid - gravid
10/06/2014,17:55:42,Scott France,APH caprellid with oostegites
10/06/2014,17:56:15,briankinlan,CORO Chrysogorgia - bifurcating
10/06/2014,17:56:22,briankinlan,CORO Acanella 
10/06/2014,17:56:45,briankinlan,CORA Bathypathes
10/06/2014,17:56:53,briankinlan,with OPH
10/06/2014,17:57:13,briankinlan,CPEN Distichoptilum
10/06/2014,17:57:36,briankinlan,HOL swimming
10/06/2014,17:58:13,michaelvecchione,?
10/06/2014,17:58:14,Scott France,ACN flytrap
10/06/2014,17:58:23,Scott France,SPO hexact
10/06/2014,17:58:27,Shirley Pomponi,SPO HEX
10/06/2014,17:58:30,Scott France,ASR brisingid
10/06/2014,17:58:30,briankinlan,it would be nice if we could get to 1690 if possible
10/06/2014,17:58:47,Scott France,CORO bamboo small whip
10/06/2014,17:59:05,briankinlan,that would be about a 90m run horizontally...maybe too far
10/06/2014,17:59:32,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77385,LON :: -69.93362,DEPTH :: 1735.6600 m,TEMP ::  3.81421 C
10/06/2014,18:00:25,briankinlan,CORO anthomastus
10/06/2014,18:00:28,briankinlan,CORP
10/06/2014,18:00:45,briankinlan,CORP
10/06/2014,18:01:34,briankinlan,WAL
10/06/2014,18:02:26,briankinlan,sparsely colonized wall
10/06/2014,18:02:32,briankinlan,CORA bathyp[athes
10/06/2014,18:02:34,briankinlan,CORP
10/06/2014,18:02:41,briankinlan,ASR brisingid
10/06/2014,18:03:13,briankinlan,CORO bamboo branched
10/06/2014,18:03:37,Scott France,CORP
10/06/2014,18:04:17,briankinlan,COR cups under overhang
10/06/2014,18:04:58,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1718.8490 m,TEMP ::  3.84795 C
10/06/2014,18:05:00,briankinlan,ACN larg pink
10/06/2014,18:05:08,briankinlan,with COR cups higher density clumps
10/06/2014,18:05:58,briankinlan,ROC is chalky
10/06/2014,18:06:08,briankinlan,CORA
10/06/2014,18:06:18,briankinlan,CORO Chrysogorgia?
10/06/2014,18:06:24,briankinlan,SPO hex yellow large
10/06/2014,18:06:27,Shirley Pomponi,SPO HEX yellow
10/06/2014,18:06:28,Scott France,Pilot is talking to nav so isn't hearcing my requests for zoom - sorry
10/06/2014,18:06:41,Shirley Pomponi,That sponge is a Hexactinellid
10/06/2014,18:06:55,briankinlan,much higher densities of cup corals COR
10/06/2014,18:06:58,briankinlan,CRI
10/06/2014,18:07:05,briankinlan,ASR brisingids
10/06/2014,18:07:34,Shirley Pomponi,We've observed fields of yellow hexactinellids—like sombreros—in the Bahamas!
10/06/2014,18:07:40,briankinlan,POL on SPO
10/06/2014,18:08:05,briankinlan,ACN flytrap
10/06/2014,18:08:15,briankinlan,CORO bamboo
10/06/2014,18:08:23,briankinlan,CORO bamboo branched
10/06/2014,18:08:44,susanschnur,Distinct 20 cm light dark bands higlighted by sed deposition
10/06/2014,18:09:18,briankinlan,CORA perantipathes
10/06/2014,18:09:20,susanschnur,mabye 15 cm, not 20
10/06/2014,18:09:25,briankinlan,lots of COR cup
10/06/2014,18:09:27,briankinlan,lots of ASR brisingids
10/06/2014,18:09:39,briankinlan,CORO bamboo
10/06/2014,18:09:57,briankinlan,a few large branched CORO bamboo
10/06/2014,18:10:36,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77379,LON :: -69.93379,DEPTH :: 1704.8971 m,TEMP ::  3.85952 C
10/06/2014,18:10:48,susanschnur,white laterally-continuous band of more eroded, less-sedimented carbonate cliff
10/06/2014,18:10:49,briankinlan,CORO acanella? 
10/06/2014,18:10:59,briankinlan,*correction CORO chrysogorgia
10/06/2014,18:11:04,briankinlan,with SHI associate
10/06/2014,18:11:52,Tim Shank,Thought there might have been an egg in that CORO chrysogorgia
10/06/2014,18:11:57,Tim Shank,great brow
10/06/2014,18:12:01,briankinlan,CORO bamboo
10/06/2014,18:12:04,briankinlan,CORA peantipathes
10/06/2014,18:12:08,Tim Shank,CORA parantipathes
10/06/2014,18:12:16,Tim Shank,FSH FELO
10/06/2014,18:12:25,Emily Duwan,FSH synaph
10/06/2014,18:12:33,briankinlan,more colonized rock face with CORO bamboo, CORP, CORA
10/06/2014,18:12:38,Tim Shank,ASR brisingids
10/06/2014,18:12:46,Tim Shank,at least 10 CORP 
10/06/2014,18:12:58,Tim Shank,Also seeing Telopathes CORA
10/06/2014,18:13:19,Tim Shank,CORA Parantipathes
10/06/2014,18:13:37,briankinlan,CPENs in chute
10/06/2014,18:13:40,Tim Shank,OPH white on SED in "water fall" channel
10/06/2014,18:13:50,briankinlan,FELO
10/06/2014,18:15:57,peterauster,paleo-water park slide ...
10/06/2014,18:16:07,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77384,LON :: -69.93393,DEPTH :: 1691.3857 m,TEMP ::  3.87137 C
10/06/2014,18:16:53,Tim Shank,end of chute- smooth and rounded
10/06/2014,18:17:03,Tim Shank,SPO white (vase)
10/06/2014,18:17:20,Tim Shank,COR chysogorgia? 
10/06/2014,18:17:35,briankinlan,CORA
10/06/2014,18:17:54,briankinlan,CORP
10/06/2014,18:18:00,briankinlan,CORA
10/06/2014,18:18:25,briankinlan,preparing to leave bottom for midwater transect series
10/06/2014,18:18:42,Tim Shank,will be conducting water column transects on the ascent- stopping at different depth horizons 
10/06/2014,18:19:17,Tim Shank,Similar surveys were conducted like this in the Gulf of Mexico in 2012.
10/06/2014,18:19:29,Emily Duwan,another FSH blue hake
10/06/2014,18:19:46,Tim Shank,FSH blue hake
10/06/2014,18:21:09,kaseycantwell,HOL
10/06/2014,18:21:14,briankinlan,NOAA imaging
10/06/2014,18:21:35,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1701.6388 m,TEMP ::  3.86250 C
10/06/2014,18:24:59,briankinlan,good shots of COROs sticking out from wall
10/06/2014,18:27:06,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77369,LON :: -69.93381,DEPTH :: 1694.0436 m,TEMP ::  3.86536 C
10/06/2014,18:28:27,briankinlan,signing off.  great dive and first to document corals in Nantucket!
10/06/2014,18:28:49,Tim Shank,Be well Brian.  Talk to you soon.
10/06/2014,18:31:53,randalsinger,midwater!
10/06/2014,18:32:37,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1684.2382 m,TEMP ::  3.88167 C
10/06/2014,18:34:22,michaelford,Since these midwater observations will be the last major operation for the expedition, I wanted to say thanks for everything - fantastic time.  Excited to have all these observations and I look forward to writing this up.  
10/06/2014,18:35:11,randalsinger,Thanks for the wonderful narration Susan and Scott!
10/06/2014,18:36:21,Shirley Pomponi,Scott and Susan, you've done a fantastic job coordinating all the scientific input and leading some really interesting dives!
10/06/2014,18:38:07,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77373,LON :: -69.93372,DEPTH :: 1683.9815 m,TEMP ::  3.86916 C
10/06/2014,18:39:28,michaelford,where can I get the poster of the Seirios view now?
10/06/2014,18:39:48,susanschnur,I keep waiting for D2 to come out into the Seirios view, then I realize the Seirios view is from D2!
10/06/2014,18:40:01,michaelvecchione,Mike F -- Are you at teh SS Command Center?
10/06/2014,18:40:12,michaelford,yes - for a little longer.  
10/06/2014,18:40:40,michaelvecchione,good
10/06/2014,18:41:13,michaelvecchione,After I typed it, I realized that SS Command Center doesn't sound so good.
10/06/2014,18:41:22,Scott France,lol
10/06/2014,18:42:15,randalsinger,here here!
10/06/2014,18:43:36,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1692.0225 m,TEMP ::  3.87418 C
10/06/2014,18:46:00,randalsinger,midwater fishes too!
10/06/2014,18:46:03,randalsinger,dont foret
10/06/2014,18:46:07,randalsinger,*forget
10/06/2014,18:49:08,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77377,LON :: -69.93374,DEPTH :: 1699.3296 m,TEMP ::  3.86679 C
10/06/2014,18:49:39,Scott France,FYI, we do plan to have a summary phone call this afternoon - close to 1600 EDT, but that detail will be sen tlater. See the email I sent out last night.
10/06/2014,18:50:58,michaelvecchione,SHI
10/06/2014,18:53:39,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77376,LON :: -69.93362,DEPTH :: 1695.6809 m,TEMP ::  3.86828 C
10/06/2014,18:58:33,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1551.6802 m,TEMP ::  3.94339 C
10/06/2014,18:59:53,randalsinger,zoom on anthing with a tail :)
10/06/2014,19:00:05,michaelvecchione,or tentacles
10/06/2014,19:00:40,randalsinger,exactly@!
10/06/2014,19:03:18,susanschnur,wonder if we'll see any more canon balls falling through the water column?
10/06/2014,19:04:07,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77379,LON :: -69.93319,DEPTH :: 1387.4446 m,TEMP ::  4.03578 C
10/06/2014,19:04:32,susanschnur,Now I wish we had picked up that black rock during the dive - I'll be left wondering if it really was a cannon ball...
10/06/2014,19:05:20,michaelvecchione,BTW, The reason I asked for 800-1200 m is becuase those are the depths at which sperm whales and beaked whales hunt in the canyons.
10/06/2014,19:05:44,Scott France,Okay - lets see one each of them as well!
10/06/2014,19:06:02,michaelvecchione,FSH
10/06/2014,19:06:10,michaelford,JFH
10/06/2014,19:06:12,michaelford,medusa
10/06/2014,19:06:25,michaelvecchione,JFH
10/06/2014,19:06:58,michaelvecchione,SIPH?
10/06/2014,19:07:40,randalsinger,800-1200m is also is a hotspot for whale fishes, dragonsishes and angler fishes
10/06/2014,19:07:48,randalsinger,*dragonfishes
10/06/2014,19:08:16,randalsinger,whalefish have like...2-3 videos total of them total
10/06/2014,19:08:46,randalsinger,ill call in
10/06/2014,19:09:32,Scott France,When you call, introduce yourself and where you are from so they can use it in video clips
10/06/2014,19:09:38,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1223.9903 m,TEMP ::  4.15772 C
10/06/2014,19:12:47,michaelvecchione,chaetognath
10/06/2014,19:13:29,michaelvecchione,JFH
10/06/2014,19:13:39,michaelford,JFH - Halicreas sp.?
10/06/2014,19:14:05,michaelford,perhaps trachymedusa
10/06/2014,19:15:12,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77391,LON :: -69.93239,DEPTH :: 1198.5293 m,TEMP ::  4.16946 C
10/06/2014,19:15:34,michaelvecchione,SIPH
10/06/2014,19:15:59,michaelvecchione,JFH
10/06/2014,19:16:39,michaelford,see the lures behind that SIP
10/06/2014,19:16:56,michaelford,so cool
10/06/2014,19:17:20,michaelvecchione,JFH in Serios
10/06/2014,19:17:26,michaelvecchione,JFH
10/06/2014,19:17:33,Scott France,Poalia?
10/06/2014,19:17:34,michaelford,JFH 
10/06/2014,19:17:52,Scott France,**Poralia
10/06/2014,19:17:52,michaelvecchione,I think it is Poralia
10/06/2014,19:18:45,michaelford,so still - no pulsing on the SCY
10/06/2014,19:18:46,michaelvecchione,Very nice zoom
10/06/2014,19:19:50,Tara Harmer Luke,SIP
10/06/2014,19:19:57,Tara Harmer Luke,FSH
10/06/2014,19:20:09,michaelvecchione,FSH
10/06/2014,19:20:16,randalsinger,cyclothone
10/06/2014,19:20:25,Scott France,SAL
10/06/2014,19:20:43,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1196.8457 m,TEMP ::  4.16452 C
10/06/2014,19:20:54,michaelvecchione,no its a siphonophore with tentacles retracted
10/06/2014,19:21:17,Scott France,Copy that Mike
10/06/2014,19:22:25,michaelvecchione,FSH
10/06/2014,19:22:39,randalsinger,ya I saw that blast my terrible internet connection. it stuttered
10/06/2014,19:23:58,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77395,LON :: -69.93199,DEPTH :: 1219.7393 m,TEMP ::  4.16935 C
10/06/2014,19:24:24,michaelvecchione,SHI
10/06/2014,19:24:40,kaseycantwell,CTE - from Mike F
10/06/2014,19:24:44,michaelvecchione,CTE
10/06/2014,19:25:52,michaelvecchione,something
10/06/2014,19:26:38,randalsinger,FSH
10/06/2014,19:26:38,michaelvecchione,FSH
10/06/2014,19:26:42,randalsinger,cyclothone again
10/06/2014,19:26:55,randalsinger,the stutter actually froze him in front my my screen this time
10/06/2014,19:29:20,michaelvecchione,CTE
10/06/2014,19:29:21,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1170.6189 m,TEMP ::  4.20581 C
10/06/2014,19:29:23,michaelvecchione,Siph
10/06/2014,19:29:30,randalsinger,ya body for body more cyclothone than all other vertebrates on the planet
10/06/2014,19:29:32,michaelvecchione,copepod?
10/06/2014,19:29:35,randalsinger,put together
10/06/2014,19:29:53,michaelvecchione,JFH on Seirios
10/06/2014,19:30:44,michaelvecchione,SIPH
10/06/2014,19:31:51,randalsinger,FSH
10/06/2014,19:32:08,michaelvecchione,CTE
10/06/2014,19:32:16,michaelvecchione,lobate
10/06/2014,19:32:18,Tara Harmer Luke,CTE
10/06/2014,19:32:45,michaelvecchione,Bathocyroe
10/06/2014,19:32:59,michaelvecchione,= bloodbelly ctenophore
10/06/2014,19:33:56,michaelvecchione,SIPH young colony
10/06/2014,19:34:47,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77411,LON :: -69.93133,DEPTH :: 1098.3617 m,TEMP ::  4.34131 C
10/06/2014,19:34:56,randalsinger,not a fish
10/06/2014,19:35:03,randalsinger,cetognath
10/06/2014,19:35:05,michaelvecchione,Chaetognath
10/06/2014,19:35:14,randalsinger,convergent evolution
10/06/2014,19:35:23,michaelvecchione,=arrow worm
10/06/2014,19:35:32,randalsinger,crazy predators
10/06/2014,19:35:36,michaelvecchione,they swim like a fish
10/06/2014,19:35:42,randalsinger,hugh (for thier siz) jaws
10/06/2014,19:36:53,michaelvecchione,CTE
10/06/2014,19:38:07,michaelvecchione,larvacean
10/06/2014,19:39:23,randalsinger,fish
10/06/2014,19:39:38,randalsinger,might have been something awesome. was red colored by it swam below camera
10/06/2014,19:40:10,okexnav,DEPTH :: 1059.1972 m,TEMP ::  4.38740 C
10/06/2014,19:40:25,Scott France,It is ALWAYS the stuff you miss that is most awesome!
10/06/2014,19:40:39,Scott France,The power of the imagination!
10/06/2014,19:41:04,randalsinger,the troubles of studying non-sessile organisms
10/06/2014,19:41:14,michaelvecchione,FSH
10/06/2014,19:41:46,randalsinger,"stuff" = marine snow
10/06/2014,19:41:57,randalsinger,scales...dead orgnaisms....plankton
10/06/2014,19:42:06,randalsinger,inorganic mater
10/06/2014,19:42:23,randalsinger,the life-blood of the midwater
10/06/2014,19:42:35,Scott France,1000 meter transect
10/06/2014,19:42:35,michaelvecchione,and of the deep benthos
10/06/2014,19:42:49,michaelvecchione,JFH in Seirios
10/06/2014,19:43:03,michaelvecchione,larvacean
10/06/2014,19:43:30,michaelvecchione,something
10/06/2014,19:44:28,michaelvecchione,JFH
10/06/2014,19:44:39,randalsinger,UWO= unidentified swimming organism
10/06/2014,19:45:02,randalsinger,*USO
10/06/2014,19:45:15,michaelvecchione,chaetognath?
10/06/2014,19:45:33,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77418,LON :: -69.93074,DEPTH ::  996.9001 m,TEMP ::  4.50070 C
10/06/2014,19:46:09,michaelvecchione,mucus
10/06/2014,19:47:17,randalsinger,if only we had a red light
10/06/2014,19:47:22,randalsinger,nothing would run
10/06/2014,19:48:10,peterauster,Fair winds for the trip in ... need to run to a meeting and will miss the call.  Cheers to all
10/06/2014,19:48:18,randalsinger,cheer peter
10/06/2014,19:48:21,randalsinger,*cheers
10/06/2014,19:48:22,Scott France,Cheers Peter.
10/06/2014,19:48:28,Scott France,Thanks for all the help
10/06/2014,19:49:01,Scott France,HYD medusa
10/06/2014,19:49:27,michaelvecchione,unfortunately I have ot leave very soon to catch a shuttle bus.
10/06/2014,19:49:38,michaelvecchione,nice zoom on JFH
10/06/2014,19:50:26,Scott France,We'll finish it for you Mike!
10/06/2014,19:50:32,Scott France,Thanks for participating.
10/06/2014,19:50:37,michaelvecchione,Please tell the team that the midwater obs are great.  I'll be watching by cell phone.\
10/06/2014,19:50:38,randalsinger,ya I cleared my calendar for this part
10/06/2014,19:50:59,okexnav,DEPTH ::  956.6317 m,TEMP ::  4.53075 C
10/06/2014,19:51:10,Scott France,Randy: I typed earlier but it got lost in the ether…
10/06/2014,19:52:07,Scott France,It isn't just that stuff is running but that we are moving and the limited focal length plus light pool plus insanely small size of much of this stuff mkaes it hard to get to in time. But I know you know that!
10/06/2014,19:52:29,randalsinger,I do indeed. Just seeing anything is great
10/06/2014,19:53:36,randalsinger,FSH I think
10/06/2014,19:53:41,Scott France,900 m transect start
10/06/2014,19:55:22,Scott France,CTE lobate
10/06/2014,19:55:29,Scott France,JFH
10/06/2014,19:56:25,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77419,LON :: -69.93046,DEPTH ::  895.4014 m,TEMP ::  4.68189 C
10/06/2014,19:56:55,Scott France,SQD
10/06/2014,19:56:58,Scott France,SIP
10/06/2014,19:57:11,Scott France,Mastigoteuthis?
10/06/2014,19:57:48,randalsinger,He's on the FB group if someone takes a screen cap
10/06/2014,20:00:05,Scott France,Mucus sheet with bright white ball in center and possible APH?
10/06/2014,20:01:52,okexnav,DEPTH ::  899.7857 m,TEMP ::  4.69919 C
10/06/2014,20:02:20,Scott France,End 900 transect
10/06/2014,20:06:04,Scott France,Start 800 m transect
10/06/2014,20:06:47,susanschnur,SAL
10/06/2014,20:08:01,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77421,LON :: -69.92993,DEPTH ::  799.1108 m,TEMP ::  4.96588 C
10/06/2014,20:08:21,randalsinger,FSH
10/06/2014,20:10:30,randalsinger,Stomias boa
10/06/2014,20:10:44,randalsinger,with chin barbel in hunting behavior
10/06/2014,20:11:00,Scott France,JFH Periphylla?
10/06/2014,20:11:01,randalsinger,with associated copapod (?) epidparasite on pelvic fin
10/06/2014,20:11:54,randalsinger,Scott im not an expert but ive seen that morphology described as Periphylla before
10/06/2014,20:12:00,randalsinger,for the jelly
10/06/2014,20:13:23,Scott France,SIP
10/06/2014,20:13:30,randalsinger,sorry!
10/06/2014,20:13:52,okexnav,DEPTH ::  797.3827 m,TEMP ::  4.96664 C
10/06/2014,20:15:19,Scott France,JFH Periphylla like
10/06/2014,20:17:52,randalsinger,Chaetognath
10/06/2014,20:19:10,randalsinger,FSH
10/06/2014,20:19:10,randalsinger,in distance maybe
10/06/2014,20:19:10,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77426,LON :: -69.92942,DEPTH ::  797.5051 m,TEMP ::  4.96821 C
10/06/2014,20:19:36,randalsinger,amazing dives guys
10/06/2014,20:19:37,randalsinger,well done all
10/06/2014,20:19:56,craigrussell,Thank you and congratulations all!
10/06/2014,20:20:13,susanschnur,Thank you everyone
10/06/2014,20:20:21,Scott France,Thanks all.
10/06/2014,20:20:26,randalsinger,saves travels home!
10/06/2014,20:20:36,randalsinger,looking forward ot the future
10/06/2014,20:20:39,thomasritter,great expedition, thank you all!
10/06/2014,20:20:41,Scott France,Conference call at 1635 EDT
10/06/2014,20:20:48,susanschnur,I learned a lot. Thank you all for being patient with a geology PhD student trying to learn about marine biology!
10/06/2014,20:21:14,randalsinger,I learned alot of invertebrate biology and geology from you two
10/06/2014,20:21:28,randalsinger,nice to know what my fishes are swimming with and around
10/06/2014,20:21:31,Scott France,And I the fish!
10/06/2014,20:22:05,Scott France,Pleasure having all this intellectual capacity and knowledge at my call!
10/06/2014,20:22:07,Scott France,;-)
10/06/2014,20:23:05,Scott France,I meant your knowledge if that didn't come out right!!
10/06/2014,20:23:11,Scott France,:-0
10/06/2014,20:23:51,randalsinger,it was a pleasure to help out when I could!
10/06/2014,20:23:57,randalsinger,looking forward to future dives/trips
10/06/2014,20:24:57,okexnav,DEPTH ::  685.3380 m,TEMP ::  5.36762 C
10/06/2014,20:26:34,randalsinger,cheers guys!
10/06/2014,20:30:26,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77417,LON :: -69.93086,DEPTH ::  508.5043 m,TEMP ::  7.04773 C
10/06/2014,20:34:17,okexnav,LAT :: 39.77400,LON :: -69.93193,DEPTH ::  391.7717 m,TEMP ::  9.05796 C
10/06/2014,20:39:45,okexnav,DEPTH ::  226.7504 m,TEMP :: 13.43507 C
10/06/2014,20:49:29,okexnav,DEPTH ::   56.9053 m,TEMP :: 21.53890 C