04/12/2015,09:49:04,briankennedy,  Good Morning Everyone  
04/12/2015,09:49:30,briankennedy,Apologies for this last minute change, but we changed our dive site for today to Pichincho. We will discuss whether to dive Guineo at a later date after we acquire higher resolution maps.
04/12/2015,09:52:36,briankennedy,There was submarine cable in close proxcimity to our porposed dive at El Guineo so we changed site overnight to give us more time to assess the  hazards at that site
04/12/2015,09:53:01,briankennedy,Todays dive will target a deeper portion of an active fishing ground known  locally as Pichincho. We will be diving from ~600 to 300 m depth.  This  dive will hopefully provide important information on deepwater snappers  and habitats. The Caribbean Fishery Management Council is also highly  interested in the benthic fauna and habitats in this area. Launch time is still 0630 with an on bottom time of 0700.
04/12/2015,10:00:47,Tim Shank,Good morning All.
04/12/2015,10:03:50,Andrea Quattrini,morning Tim
04/12/2015,10:13:09,mikeford,Good Morning Everyone
04/12/2015,10:13:20,Andrea Quattrini,Good morning Mike
04/12/2015,10:28:41,Andrea Quattrini,15 min to ROV launch
04/12/2015,10:30:49,Tim Shank,Good morning Andrea.  All set here.
04/12/2015,10:31:22,Andrea Quattrini,great. just about to go into control room...
04/12/2015,10:46:01,Andrea Quattrini,We are currently 33 mil W of Rincon Puerto Rico in the Pichincho area. This dive will survey a deeper area of an active fishing ground for deepwater snapper. We will move from W to E at ~600 m and then head up a gradual slope. We will characterize habitats and benthic fauna in the area. Should be a great dive! 
04/12/2015,10:46:26,amandademopoulos,morning EX
04/12/2015,10:46:42,Andrea Quattrini,good morning Amanda
04/12/2015,10:47:11,amandademopoulos,how are you, Andrea?
04/12/2015,10:47:29,Andrea Quattrini,Really good today. Although would have loved to finish my coffee before stepping in the control room :)
04/12/2015,10:47:46,mikecheadle,Good Morning All
04/12/2015,10:48:07,Andrea Quattrini,D2 is in the water
04/12/2015,10:50:45,michellescharer,buenos dias
04/12/2015,10:51:38,mikecheadle,buenos dias Michelle
04/12/2015,10:54:05,michellescharer,looks a little wavy out there, how are the winds?
04/12/2015,10:54:24,mikecheadle,All's pretty good
04/12/2015,10:55:46,Andrea Quattrini,Seirios in water
04/12/2015,10:56:31,Andrea Quattrini,15 m per min descent
04/12/2015,10:58:02,Andrea Quattrini,0.5 to 1 knot surface current to the south
04/12/2015,10:58:41,amandademopoulos,can we switch stream 3 to the quad pretty please
04/12/2015,10:58:49,amandademopoulos,thanks
04/12/2015,10:58:56,Andrea Quattrini,sure
04/12/2015,10:59:08,Andrea Quattrini,i think he is doing it now
04/12/2015,10:59:34,amandademopoulos,i see it :)
04/12/2015,10:59:37,Andrea Quattrini,kk
04/12/2015,10:59:51,Andrea Quattrini,Holding at 50 m
04/12/2015,11:00:09,Andrea Quattrini,wind speed looks to be 10 kts
04/12/2015,11:01:05,Andrea Quattrini,Heading down
04/12/2015,11:01:21,okexnav,LAT :18.37859, LON : -67.78044, DEPTH :  58.2398m, TEMP : 26.31221C, SAL : 36.36386 PSU, DO :  6.35841 mg/L
04/12/2015,11:02:05,Andrea Quattrini,now we are heading down!
04/12/2015,11:02:33,amandademopoulos,whoohoo
04/12/2015,11:03:00,Andrea Quattrini,17 min to bottom
04/12/2015,11:05:12,amandademopoulos,are you guys starting the conference line? 
04/12/2015,11:05:30,Andrea Quattrini,yes
04/12/2015,11:05:41,amandademopoulos,ok thanks, sorry didn't hear you on the line 
04/12/2015,11:06:13,Andrea Quattrini,no?
04/12/2015,11:06:22,okexnav,LAT :18.37840, LON : -67.78004, DEPTH : 125.4003m, TEMP : 25.15528C, SAL : 36.99383 PSU, DO :  6.21489 mg/L
04/12/2015,11:07:51,Catalina Martinez,Happy Sunday everyone. 
04/12/2015,11:08:33,Andrea Quattrini,Hello Catalina!
04/12/2015,11:08:59,Andrea Quattrini,Michelle-can you look at hypack screen
04/12/2015,11:09:22,michellescharer,yes
04/12/2015,11:09:42,Andrea Quattrini,so, do you see wheter the WPTss are now
04/12/2015,11:10:06,Andrea Quattrini,We should we be closer to the countours correct?
04/12/2015,11:11:22,michellescharer,I guess if we want to check the different habitats as we go up it would be good
04/12/2015,11:11:22,okexnav,LAT :18.37851, LON : -67.77999, DEPTH : 269.3277m, TEMP : 18.37877C, SAL : 36.52713 PSU, DO :  5.26390 mg/L
04/12/2015,11:12:08,Andrea Quattrini,OK. So we will start in the flatter area and then head towards the contours, move SE, before we head up slope. Good?
04/12/2015,11:12:26,mikeford,D2 image seems more washed out than earlier.  Earlier, the particle field appeared clearer on a darker background.  
04/12/2015,11:13:00,michellescharer,Fantastico!
04/12/2015,11:16:22,okexnav,LAT :18.37814, LON : -67.77973, DEPTH : 435.2064m, TEMP : 14.31092C, SAL : 35.91177 PSU, DO :  4.75724 mg/L
04/12/2015,11:17:18,Andrea Quattrini,I like the OKEXNAV feed with the CTD and lat/lon data. 
04/12/2015,11:17:20,mikeford,Can the camera, its angle, or lighting be adjusted to better see the particle field moving by?  thanks
04/12/2015,11:17:33,amandademopoulos,me too andrea, very nice addition
04/12/2015,11:17:49,Tim Shank,Yes, I do too.  The 5 minute rate is a good one.
04/12/2015,11:18:00,mikeford,navdata is really great
04/12/2015,11:18:24,Andrea Quattrini,its useful to have it all in one place~
04/12/2015,11:18:37,Andrea Quattrini,100 m off bottom
04/12/2015,11:19:17,Andrea Quattrini,seirios view has better view of midwater
04/12/2015,11:20:30,mikeford,thanks - D2 is nice now
04/12/2015,11:20:42,Andrea Quattrini,SHI 
04/12/2015,11:21:22,okexnav,LAT :18.37805, LON : -67.77968, DEPTH : 555.8970m, TEMP : 13.71444C, SAL : 35.81213 PSU, DO :  4.62644 mg/L
04/12/2015,11:21:50,amandademopoulos,fair amount of particulate material in the water column
04/12/2015,11:22:47,Andrea Quattrini,bottom in sight
04/12/2015,11:22:56,Andrea Quattrini,FSH
04/12/2015,11:23:00,michellescharer,FSH
04/12/2015,11:23:23,Tim Shank,sandy bottom
04/12/2015,11:23:31,Tim Shank,some rippling
04/12/2015,11:23:37,Tim Shank,DET
04/12/2015,11:23:41,michellescharer,twhat is jumping on the bottom?
04/12/2015,11:23:58,amandademopoulos,andrea isn't coming over the conference line
04/12/2015,11:23:59,Tim Shank,andrea, is the conference on for you in the van?
04/12/2015,11:24:09,Andrea Quattrini,i dont hear you...
04/12/2015,11:24:40,Andrea Quattrini,several FSH in water column
04/12/2015,11:24:51,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Synagrops??
04/12/2015,11:25:06,amandademopoulos,i'm on the con line and can hear graciella but not andrea
04/12/2015,11:25:27,Tim Shank,ANT something white- disc
04/12/2015,11:25:29,Andrea Quattrini,ok…I cannot hear anyone
04/12/2015,11:26:12,Tim Shank,ROV setting up
04/12/2015,11:26:22,okexnav,LAT :18.37782, LON : -67.77940, DEPTH : 608.0184m, TEMP : 13.63623C, SAL : 35.79843 PSU, DO :  4.59113 mg/L
04/12/2015,11:26:26,amandademopoulos,ANT bottle
04/12/2015,11:26:29,Tim Shank,Fish several
04/12/2015,11:26:37,mikeford,JFH
04/12/2015,11:26:51,Andrea Quattrini,ANT
04/12/2015,11:27:21,Tim Shank,ACN - Actinaria (anemone)\nAPH - Amphipod\nART - Arthropod\nASR - Asteroid\nBAR - Barnacle\nBIO - Biology (Unspecified)\nBIV - Bivalve\nBRA - Brachiopod\nBRY - Bryozoan\nCHI - Chiton\nCLA - Clams\nCNI - Cnidarian\nCOP - Copepods\nCOR - Coral\nCORA - Antipatharian\nCORL - Lophelia\nCORM - Madrepora\nCORO - Octocoral\nCORP - Paramuricea\nCORS - Stylasterid\nCPEN - Pennatulacean\nCORW - Whip coral\nCRA - Crab\nCRAKC - King crab (family Lithodidae)\nCRARED - Red Deep Sea Crab (Chaceon quinquedens)\nCRASPI - Spider crabs (family Majoidea)\nCRI - Crinoid\nCRIHYO - Hyocrinida\nCRIBAT - Bathycrinidae\nCRIBOU - Bourgeuticrinidae\nCRIANT - Antedonidae\nCRIZEN - Zenometridae\nCRIPNT - Pentametrocinidae\nCRIATE - Atelecrinidae\nCRITHA - Thalassometridae\nCTE - Ctenophore\nDAN - Dandelion\nECN - Echiuran\nEGG - Egg (case)\nFEC - Fecal (matter)\nFSH - Fish\nFCHN - Chondrichthyes\nFCOD - Codlets\nFREF - Reeffish (grouper, tilefish, AJs, snapper)\nFANT - Anthiins (fancy bass)\n   FELO - Elongate (eels, brotulids) \n   FOVO - Ovoid (roughys, boarfish, dories)\n   FLAT – Flatfish\nFOR - Foraminiferan\nGAS - Gastropods (not limpets)\nGRO - Gromiid\nHOL - Holutharian\nHYD - Hydroid\nISO - Isopod\nJFH - Jellyfish\nLAR - Larvacean house\nLIM - Limpets\nLOB - Lobster\nMAT - Bacterial (Mat)\nMUC - Unidentified mucus structure\nMOL - Mollusk\nMUS - Mussels\nNUD - Nudibranch\nOCT - Octopus\nOPH - Ophiuroid\nPAG - Pagurid (hermit)\nPOL - Polychaete\nPTE -  Pteropod\nPYC - Pycnogonid\nRIF - Riftia\nSAL - Salp\nSCA - Scale (worm)\nSER - Serpulid worm\nSHI - Shrimp\nSIP- Siphonphores\nSPA - Spaghetti Worms\nSPO - Sponge\nSQA - Squat Lobster\nSQD - Squid\nSTR - mucus string\nTUB - Tubeworms (not Riftia)\nTUN - Tunicate\nURC - Urchin\nUSO - Unidentified Sessile Object\nWOD - Wood\nWOR - Worm\nXEN - Xenophyophoran\nZOA - Zoanthid\n \nGeology\nBUR - Burrow\nCOB - Cobble\nMUD - Mud\nROC - Rock\nRUB - Rubble\nSAD - Sand\nSED - Sediment\nWAL - Wall\n \nLava Morphology\nTAL - Talus\nPIL - Pillow\nENT - Entrail\nLOB - Lobate\nSHE - Sheet\nFOL - Folded\nJUM - Jumbled\nHAC - Hackly\n \nSediment Cover\nLIG - Light\nPOC - Partial/Pockets\nHEA - Heavy/Coalescent\nBLA - Blanket\n \nFeature\nASG - Axial Summit Graben\nAVR - Axial Volcanic Ridge\nCAR - Carbonate\nCLI - Cliff\nCOL - Collapse\nCON - Contact\nFAU - Fault\nFIS - Fissure\nHAY - Haystack\nHYX - Hydrothermal\nPIL - Pillar\nSCP - Scarp\nSEP - Seep\n \nOther\nANT - Anthropogenic object (trash, traps lines, etc.)
04/12/2015,11:28:10,Andrea Quattrini,midwater fish
04/12/2015,11:28:12,amandademopoulos,did u guys here us: tim and amanda
04/12/2015,11:28:34,michellescharer,some stalked organisms to left
04/12/2015,11:29:39,Tim Shank,Don't see any obvious features in the ROV sonar
04/12/2015,11:30:55,Tim Shank,not noting a current here
04/12/2015,11:31:22,okexnav,LAT :18.37778, LON : -67.77927, DEPTH : 608.6974m, TEMP : 13.63604C, SAL : 35.79767 PSU, DO :  4.59159 mg/L
04/12/2015,11:32:29,mikeford,VPR and transmissometer stream would be great on dives like this - a small technical hurdle to get them to play with D2 at all depths, buta nice possible payoff for exploring the microscopic
04/12/2015,11:34:11,Andrea Quattrini,video look blurry to you at all?
04/12/2015,11:34:19,Andrea Quattrini,better now...
04/12/2015,11:34:31,Tim Shank,yes.  not in focus
04/12/2015,11:35:09,michellescharer,I'm sorry I dropped out, will connect again
04/12/2015,11:35:25,Andrea Quattrini,oh great...
04/12/2015,11:36:22,okexnav,LAT :18.37776, LON : -67.77924, DEPTH : 608.8103m, TEMP : 13.64193C, SAL : 35.79899 PSU, DO :  4.59989 mg/L
04/12/2015,11:37:58,mikecheadle,moving towards slope
04/12/2015,11:38:31,amandademopoulos,ANT can
04/12/2015,11:38:49,mikecheadle,coarse gravel & shell debris
04/12/2015,11:39:12,Tim Shank,608m
04/12/2015,11:39:15,mikeford,the particles are really interesting - they seem fairly large
04/12/2015,11:41:23,okexnav,LAT :18.37800, LON : -67.77927, DEPTH : 609.1704m, TEMP : 13.63233C, SAL : 35.79671 PSU, DO :  4.61554 mg/L
04/12/2015,11:41:27,Tim Shank,ROC rubble
04/12/2015,11:41:31,michellescharer,sponges
04/12/2015,11:41:37,Tim Shank,old SPO material
04/12/2015,11:41:43,Tim Shank,some shell fragments
04/12/2015,11:41:44,amandademopoulos,can we reach out and try to poke it :)
04/12/2015,11:41:57,amandademopoulos,BIV shells
04/12/2015,11:42:01,Andrea Quattrini,we can...
04/12/2015,11:42:31,Andrea Quattrini,muddy bottom
04/12/2015,11:42:33,okexnav,LAT :18.37799, LON : -67.77928, DEPTH : 609.1762m, TEMP : 13.64549C, SAL : 35.79651 PSU, DO :  4.60034 mg/L
04/12/2015,11:43:36,Tim Shank,scattered DET
04/12/2015,11:44:11,amandademopoulos,FSH under the white 
04/12/2015,11:44:31,Tim Shank,FSH under SPO material?
04/12/2015,11:44:45,michellescharer,juvenile?
04/12/2015,11:44:46,amandademopoulos,FSH cusk eel ? 
04/12/2015,11:44:53,Tim Shank,old sponges here
04/12/2015,11:44:55,okexnav,LAT :18.37802, LON : -67.77922, DEPTH : 607.9611m, TEMP : 13.63000C, SAL : 35.79740 PSU, DO :  4.59098 mg/L
04/12/2015,11:45:03,amandademopoulos,DET seagrass, syringodium
04/12/2015,11:45:09,Andrea Quattrini,OPhidiidae?
04/12/2015,11:45:24,Andrea Quattrini,not a JUV
04/12/2015,11:45:29,Andrea Quattrini,cool…I have not seen this
04/12/2015,11:45:54,amandademopoulos,DET thalassia 
04/12/2015,11:47:37,Tim Shank,been imaging FSH under SPO
04/12/2015,11:49:55,okexnav,LAT :18.37802, LON : -67.77917, DEPTH : 608.1521m, TEMP : 13.64820C, SAL : 35.79408 PSU, DO :  4.60448 mg/L
04/12/2015,11:50:01,Tim Shank,We have moved about 20-30m NE since landing.
04/12/2015,11:50:14,Tim Shank,Setting up on SPO covering FSH - cusk eel
04/12/2015,11:51:01,Andrea Quattrini,interesting coloration on that FSH
04/12/2015,11:51:25,Tim Shank,large white SPOs on this "ROC"
04/12/2015,11:51:39,Tim Shank,3-4 SPO types
04/12/2015,11:52:17,Tim Shank,can see bedding in the ROC
04/12/2015,11:53:08,Tim Shank,looks like carbonate
04/12/2015,11:53:11,Tim Shank,pilot change
04/12/2015,11:54:37,Tim Shank,starting to get mysid SHI?
04/12/2015,11:54:46,Tim Shank,they have found the lights
04/12/2015,11:54:56,okexnav,LAT :18.37812, LON : -67.77923, DEPTH : 605.8374m, TEMP : 13.64820C, SAL : 35.79984 PSU, DO :  4.60682 mg/L
04/12/2015,11:55:35,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,11:55:46,Tim Shank,ASR white mid way up ROC
04/12/2015,11:56:03,Andrea Quattrini,ASR
04/12/2015,11:56:48,michellescharer,SPO
04/12/2015,11:57:05,Andrea Quattrini,glass SPO
04/12/2015,11:57:19,michellescharer,SHI
04/12/2015,11:57:41,Andrea Quattrini,mysids
04/12/2015,11:58:34,Tim Shank,perhaps either ASR small Neomorphaster or Henricia
04/12/2015,11:58:54,amandademopoulos,ASR on the move
04/12/2015,11:59:23,Andrea Quattrini,OPH
04/12/2015,11:59:26,Andrea Quattrini,PICH-01 Target
04/12/2015,11:59:32,amandademopoulos,OPH
04/12/2015,11:59:56,okexnav,LAT :18.37814, LON : -67.77921, DEPTH : 606.8871m, TEMP : 13.67427C, SAL : 35.80181 PSU, DO :  4.61461 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:01:57,Tim Shank,COR cup
04/12/2015,12:02:07,Tim Shank,perhaps Javania- need to see septa
04/12/2015,12:02:19,Tim Shank,calcareous stalk
04/12/2015,12:02:20,mikecheadle,Weakly bedded ~ m scale carbonate boulders.  likely diving on the carbonate platform
04/12/2015,12:02:27,michellescharer,Do we know if there is any bottom current?
04/12/2015,12:02:57,Tim Shank,expect mysids to increase in abundance 
04/12/2015,12:03:18,amandademopoulos,interesting to see the tentacles retract-maybe with mysid activity
04/12/2015,12:03:32,mikecheadle,Carbonate shows extensive pock marking-  burrows?
04/12/2015,12:03:34,Andrea Quattrini,Javania? long tentacles
04/12/2015,12:03:44,mikecheadle,or dissolution phenomenon
04/12/2015,12:04:17,mikecheadle,If burrows, ~ 1 cm diameter
04/12/2015,12:04:57,okexnav,LAT :18.37813, LON : -67.77922, DEPTH : 606.9635m, TEMP : 13.65323C, SAL : 35.80154 PSU, DO :  4.60246 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:04:59,Andrea Quattrini,SPO demo
04/12/2015,12:04:59,michellescharer,barnacle?
04/12/2015,12:05:03,Tim Shank,non-stalked BAR barnacles
04/12/2015,12:05:10,Tim Shank,at least 5 of them.  
04/12/2015,12:05:13,michellescharer,embedded in SPO?
04/12/2015,12:07:12,amandademopoulos,SHI and ZOA? on SPO
04/12/2015,12:07:55,Tim Shank,SHI cu on mysid on the underside of SPO
04/12/2015,12:08:24,Tim Shank,non-stalked BAR cu
04/12/2015,12:08:33,Tim Shank,do not look alive, but embedded in SPO
04/12/2015,12:09:49,Tim Shank,CRA decorator
04/12/2015,12:09:58,okexnav,LAT :18.37812, LON : -67.77924, DEPTH : 606.9248m, TEMP : 13.72559C, SAL : 35.77906 PSU, DO :  4.60392 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:09:59,Tim Shank,SPO on back
04/12/2015,12:10:06,Tim Shank,lots of SPOs here
04/12/2015,12:10:17,Andrea Quattrini,CRA with SPO
04/12/2015,12:10:19,Tim Shank,SHI top left of screen
04/12/2015,12:10:21,Andrea Quattrini,SPO diversity!! 
04/12/2015,12:10:35,Tim Shank,HYD
04/12/2015,12:11:34,okexnav,LAT :18.37813, LON : -67.77922, DEPTH : 606.9608m, TEMP : 13.68068C, SAL : 35.80405 PSU, DO :  4.59845 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:12:32,Tim Shank,Interesting to see decerator crab that uses visual camo to avoid predators…perhaps shallower depth affect
04/12/2015,12:12:34,amandademopoulos,SQA
04/12/2015,12:13:01,Tim Shank,seeing the ASR white again
04/12/2015,12:13:36,michaelvecchione,SAL
04/12/2015,12:14:01,Tim Shank,SQA might have been a Munida
04/12/2015,12:14:18,okexnav,LAT :18.37813, LON : -67.77921, DEPTH : 606.9025m, TEMP : 13.64867C, SAL : 35.83220 PSU, DO :  4.61163 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:15:32,amandademopoulos,nice view of bio trace in seirios cam
04/12/2015,12:16:21,Tim Shank,SHI lower left- caridean on the SED
04/12/2015,12:16:25,jasonchaytor,and the rocks
04/12/2015,12:16:27,Tim Shank,maybe banded SHI
04/12/2015,12:16:45,Tim Shank,zooming in on "Javania" like COR
04/12/2015,12:17:28,Andrea Quattrini,great image of cup coral
04/12/2015,12:17:34,Tim Shank,SPO yellow - at least 7 SPO morphs here
04/12/2015,12:17:59,Andrea Quattrini,SHI in cup cor
04/12/2015,12:18:31,Tim Shank,D2 accessory to predation…..
04/12/2015,12:18:42,Andrea Quattrini,ha
04/12/2015,12:19:19,okexnav,LAT :18.37809, LON : -67.77922, DEPTH : 607.0854m, TEMP : 13.65357C, SAL : 35.80804 PSU, DO :  4.60583 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:20:10,amandademopoulos,COR Cup caught another mysid
04/12/2015,12:20:38,michaelvecchione,Thanks for adding DO to the updates. We may not see any OMZ, but if there is it is important.
04/12/2015,12:21:24,Andrea Quattrini,SQA
04/12/2015,12:21:36,Andrea Quattrini,Munida
04/12/2015,12:21:48,Andrea Quattrini,?
04/12/2015,12:23:58,michaelvecchione,:)
04/12/2015,12:24:09,Andrea Quattrini,;)
04/12/2015,12:24:19,okexnav,LAT :18.37811, LON : -67.77921, DEPTH : 607.0646m, TEMP : 13.69099C, SAL : 35.79784 PSU, DO :  4.61515 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:24:50,amandademopoulos,another view of SPO with BAR and ZOA
04/12/2015,12:26:19,Andrea Quattrini,SPO glass different
04/12/2015,12:28:08,Andrea Quattrini,moving to next carbonate ROC
04/12/2015,12:28:22,jasonchaytor,looks like a detached block of carbonate, lots of bioerosion/dissolution 
04/12/2015,12:28:40,Andrea Quattrini,hello jason
04/12/2015,12:28:46,jasonchaytor,hi andrea
04/12/2015,12:29:14,amandademopoulos,SPO witches hat?
04/12/2015,12:29:19,okexnav,LAT :18.37811, LON : -67.77915, DEPTH : 606.4756m, TEMP : 13.65675C, SAL : 35.80190 PSU, DO :  4.61620 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:29:38,Tim Shank,See what looks like a beehive
04/12/2015,12:30:14,jasonchaytor,looks to be differential sediment accumulation from one side of the roc to the other
04/12/2015,12:31:54,amandademopoulos,BIV on sediment
04/12/2015,12:31:55,Andrea Quattrini,BIV
04/12/2015,12:32:05,Andrea Quattrini,APH red
04/12/2015,12:32:11,Andrea Quattrini,?
04/12/2015,12:32:40,jasonchaytor,carbonate pieces, pteropod shells and sponge fragments on sediment
04/12/2015,12:32:51,Tim Shank,HYD and PTE shells here too
04/12/2015,12:33:00,mikeford,Thanks everyone.  Midwater guy signing off. See you tomorrow.
04/12/2015,12:33:38,Andrea Quattrini,thanks Mike…tomorrow we should do midwater transects
04/12/2015,12:34:20,okexnav,LAT :18.37811, LON : -67.77917, DEPTH : 606.1193m, TEMP : 13.66435C, SAL : 35.80248 PSU, DO :  4.61685 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:34:24,Tim Shank,there is a witch's hat sponge on the ROC wall- in place
04/12/2015,12:34:52,Andrea Quattrini,the dead one?
04/12/2015,12:35:04,Tim Shank,yes
04/12/2015,12:35:26,Tim Shank,Just above this zoom in on another SPO
04/12/2015,12:36:15,mikecheadle,Clearly bedded carbonate..  
04/12/2015,12:36:26,mikecheadle,clearly big boulders
04/12/2015,12:36:32,amandademopoulos,SPO styrofoamcup-like
04/12/2015,12:36:47,mikecheadle,honeycomb weathered or burrowed????
04/12/2015,12:36:52,Andrea Quattrini,SPO with associate
04/12/2015,12:37:12,Tim Shank,can't tell
04/12/2015,12:37:17,Tim Shank,what the associate is
04/12/2015,12:38:06,amandademopoulos,stoping WHOI ECC video
04/12/2015,12:38:38,jasonchaytor,boring/burrowing by sponges and other critters is a likely, at least to some extent
04/12/2015,12:38:51,amandademopoulos,starting WHOI ECC video-3
04/12/2015,12:38:55,mikecheadle,thanks Jason & tim
04/12/2015,12:39:15,amandademopoulos,FSH
04/12/2015,12:39:15,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Polymixia nobilis beardfish
04/12/2015,12:39:20,okexnav,LAT :18.37813, LON : -67.77914, DEPTH : 605.9091m, TEMP : 13.67461C, SAL : 35.79920 PSU, DO :  4.61573 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:39:34,jasonchaytor,at this water depth the waters are not too carbonate corrosive, unless there is a source of undersaturated water
04/12/2015,12:40:02,jasonchaytor,and these weren't above sealevel...always possible in a tectonically active area at these water depths
04/12/2015,12:40:22,mikecheadle,Ok.. but were the "holes" created at more shallow deopth?
04/12/2015,12:42:10,jasonchaytor,no idea...but carbonate rocks almost always have holes and other surface and shallow sub-surface ornamentation such as this when they have been exposed at the seafloor for some time
04/12/2015,12:42:41,jasonchaytor,"recent" exposures of fresher material tend to not have the same level or borings
04/12/2015,12:42:48,amandademopoulos,DO concentration lower here than yesterday-different area of course
04/12/2015,12:42:51,okexnav,LAT :18.37812, LON : -67.77914, DEPTH : 605.8926m, TEMP : 13.65879C, SAL : 35.80228 PSU, DO :  4.60003 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:43:27,Tim Shank,SHI red benthic….
04/12/2015,12:44:05,amandademopoulos,"jellyfish" right of SPO
04/12/2015,12:44:36,Tim Shank,Zoom in on syrofoam cup SPO 
04/12/2015,12:44:49,Tim Shank,seeing transparent limpet on SPO
04/12/2015,12:45:00,michaelvecchione,Mike Ford is going to be unhappy that he left early
04/12/2015,12:45:03,okexnav,LAT :18.37812, LON : -67.77912, DEPTH : 605.8503m, TEMP : 13.66568C, SAL : 35.80550 PSU, DO :  4.59916 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:45:08,amandademopoulos,JFH on roc 
04/12/2015,12:45:36,amandademopoulos,FSH
04/12/2015,12:45:43,Andrea Quattrini,red
04/12/2015,12:45:49,michellescharer,SHI
04/12/2015,12:46:06,Tim Shank,OPH at bottom right…. 
04/12/2015,12:46:13,Andrea Quattrini,Scorpaenidae
04/12/2015,12:46:28,Andrea Quattrini,need zoom of dorsal spines
04/12/2015,12:46:44,Tim Shank,SHI Nematocarcind 
04/12/2015,12:46:58,Tim Shank,Nematocarcinid like
04/12/2015,12:47:15,amandademopoulos,FSH Scorpaenidae
04/12/2015,12:47:19,Tim Shank,white segments on SHI legs
04/12/2015,12:47:45,Tim Shank,COR RUB
04/12/2015,12:47:53,michellescharer,NOPE
04/12/2015,12:48:23,amandademopoulos,nice zoom on scorpaenidae
04/12/2015,12:48:46,amandademopoulos,can we get a better focus
04/12/2015,12:49:21,amandademopoulos,DET syringodium
04/12/2015,12:51:47,okexnav,LAT :18.37813, LON : -67.77915, DEPTH : 605.9362m, TEMP : 13.66905C, SAL : 35.80747 PSU, DO :  4.61683 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:52:00,amandademopoulos,SHI
04/12/2015,12:52:08,amandademopoulos,or BRY
04/12/2015,12:52:13,Tim Shank,SHI Nematos - several
04/12/2015,12:52:23,amandademopoulos,wow-really tiny COR primnoa
04/12/2015,12:52:26,Tim Shank,COR primnoa
04/12/2015,12:53:19,Tim Shank,yes, bi-serial arrangement of polyps on the branch
04/12/2015,12:54:34,amandademopoulos,Focus isn't as tight as possible-not sure why exactly-sorry noticing that
04/12/2015,12:54:47,amandademopoulos,COR cup dead
04/12/2015,12:54:54,okexnav,LAT :18.37813, LON : -67.77913, DEPTH : 605.8626m, TEMP : 13.66706C, SAL : 35.80738 PSU, DO :  4.61193 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:55:02,amandademopoulos,dead cup coral with ZOA\n
04/12/2015,12:56:21,amandademopoulos,yellow SPO encrusting
04/12/2015,12:56:42,okexnav,LAT :18.37813, LON : -67.77917, DEPTH : 605.9322m, TEMP : 13.67047C, SAL : 35.79757 PSU, DO :  4.60103 mg/L
04/12/2015,12:58:55,amandademopoulos,SHI mysids swimming around
04/12/2015,13:00:12,michellescharer,ROC
04/12/2015,13:00:30,okexnav,LAT :18.37814, LON : -67.77910, DEPTH : 604.4763m, TEMP : 13.66839C, SAL : 35.65012 PSU, DO :  4.61876 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:01:07,michellescharer,TUBE WORM?
04/12/2015,13:01:11,Tim Shank,POL SER
04/12/2015,13:01:14,Tim Shank,on ROC
04/12/2015,13:02:06,Tim Shank,don't think it is a SER serpulid
04/12/2015,13:02:16,Tim Shank,didn't see a cap when it retracted
04/12/2015,13:02:31,michellescharer,tunicase
04/12/2015,13:02:38,michellescharer,tunicate 
04/12/2015,13:02:52,okexnav,LAT :18.37805, LON : -67.77902, DEPTH : 606.4085m, TEMP : 13.66520C, SAL : 35.80057 PSU, DO :  4.60098 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:03:29,amandademopoulos,HOL
04/12/2015,13:03:33,amandademopoulos,FSH
04/12/2015,13:03:47,Tim Shank,FSH green eye
04/12/2015,13:04:23,amandademopoulos,FSH Chlorophthalmus
04/12/2015,13:04:51,Andrea Quattrini,agassizi
04/12/2015,13:05:30,amandademopoulos,sorry wasn't looking at the chat
04/12/2015,13:05:31,michellescharer,lasers?
04/12/2015,13:05:36,Tim Shank,Great cu or FSH   also saw HOL purple nearby
04/12/2015,13:06:38,amandademopoulos,ANT bottle
04/12/2015,13:07:39,okexnav,LAT :18.37807, LON : -67.77897, DEPTH : 603.4423m, TEMP : 13.65979C, SAL : 35.80268 PSU, DO :  4.61108 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:07:49,amandademopoulos,is all the SPO debris possible consequence of the fishing?
04/12/2015,13:10:13,Tim Shank,another SER POL
04/12/2015,13:10:29,Tim Shank,OPH ophiacantha morph
04/12/2015,13:11:00,okexnav,LAT :18.37808, LON : -67.77882, DEPTH : 601.4998m, TEMP : 13.65423C, SAL : 35.80042 PSU, DO :  4.59874 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:11:54,Tim Shank,SPO branching many here
04/12/2015,13:12:11,Tim Shank,yellow and white encrusting SPOs
04/12/2015,13:12:53,michellescharer,more sediment load
04/12/2015,13:13:27,Tim Shank,stalked SPO with a transparent SHI associate
04/12/2015,13:15:29,Tim Shank,602m
04/12/2015,13:15:39,Tim Shank,target is PICH-02
04/12/2015,13:15:56,Tim Shank,LAT :: 18.37806,LON :: -67.77884,HEADING :: 65.0,DEPTH ::  601.4607 m,ALT :: 1.2 m,TEMP :: 13.64920 C,SAL :: 35.80038 PSU,DO ::  4.60513 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:17:13,okexnav,LAT :18.37806, LON : -67.77881, DEPTH : 601.5442m, TEMP : 13.64782C, SAL : 35.80196 PSU, DO :  4.60514 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:18:18,okexnav,LAT :18.37805, LON : -67.77882, DEPTH : 602.4636m, TEMP : 13.65086C, SAL : 35.80112 PSU, DO :  4.59627 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:18:18,Tim Shank,CRI barnacle crinoid - observed retracting
04/12/2015,13:18:30,Amy Baco-Taylor,I have not seen that before, pretty cool!
04/12/2015,13:19:16,michaelvecchione,Now I have learned something new.
04/12/2015,13:20:19,michellescharer,Tunicates?
04/12/2015,13:20:26,amandademopoulos,SPO-green
04/12/2015,13:21:22,okexnav,LAT :18.37806, LON : -67.77878, DEPTH : 602.3893m, TEMP : 13.72948C, SAL : 35.74445 PSU, DO :  4.59596 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:22:07,Tim Shank,zoom on encrusting sponges SPO and diversity -
04/12/2015,13:22:21,michellescharer,SHI
04/12/2015,13:22:55,Tim Shank,several SHI on around flat SPO
04/12/2015,13:23:05,Andrea Quattrini,great shot SPO and SHI
04/12/2015,13:23:26,Tim Shank,Nematocarcinid like morph, with shorter legs
04/12/2015,13:23:38,Tim Shank,white leg segments again
04/12/2015,13:25:18,amandademopoulos,Chris Mah said the retracting crinoid was Holopus
04/12/2015,13:25:23,mikecheadle,Back in!:)...  likely carbonate beneath mud covering
04/12/2015,13:25:38,Andrea Quattrini,yea-i just saw the video of C. Messing talking about crinoids...
04/12/2015,13:25:47,Andrea Quattrini,nicely done~
04/12/2015,13:25:58,amandademopoulos,mike-we can hear u yawning :)
04/12/2015,13:26:20,mikecheadle,Sorry!!! late Nit!!
04/12/2015,13:26:22,michellescharer,coffe break time?
04/12/2015,13:26:22,okexnav,LAT :18.37801, LON : -67.77876, DEPTH : 601.8847m, TEMP : 13.65390C, SAL : 35.80097 PSU, DO :  4.61780 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:26:46,amandademopoulos,someone get mike some coffee
04/12/2015,13:27:26,mikecheadle,Clearly carbonate boulder to left
04/12/2015,13:28:02,michellescharer,no eyes
04/12/2015,13:28:25,Amy Baco-Taylor,nemertean or flat worm?
04/12/2015,13:28:38,amandademopoulos,ANT plastic
04/12/2015,13:29:35,Amy Baco-Taylor,I think nemertean
04/12/2015,13:30:18,amandademopoulos,Likely nemertean not flatworm
04/12/2015,13:30:22,Amy Baco-Taylor,Antarctic ones get bigger
04/12/2015,13:30:29,amandademopoulos,but amy has seen more of these
04/12/2015,13:31:22,okexnav,LAT :18.37797, LON : -67.77876, DEPTH : 602.4245m, TEMP : 13.65138C, SAL : 35.80204 PSU, DO :  4.61523 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:32:13,michaelvecchione,nemertean?
04/12/2015,13:32:28,Tim Shank,zoom on SPO
04/12/2015,13:32:29,amandademopoulos,think it was a nemerten mike
04/12/2015,13:32:41,Tim Shank,OPH on margin of SPO - ophiocantha like
04/12/2015,13:33:04,mikecheadle,Carbonate substrate
04/12/2015,13:34:45,michellescharer,Does anyone know the current speed and direction?
04/12/2015,13:34:51,Andrea Quattrini,not yet...
04/12/2015,13:35:24,Amy Baco-Taylor,another nemertean?
04/12/2015,13:35:49,Andrea Quattrini,second one? same one?
04/12/2015,13:36:00,Amy Baco-Taylor,I can't tell how far you moved
04/12/2015,13:36:07,Andrea Quattrini,we really didnt 
04/12/2015,13:36:22,okexnav,LAT :18.37798, LON : -67.77870, DEPTH : 602.1354m, TEMP : 13.48735C, SAL : 35.77157 PSU, DO :  4.57691 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:37:07,michellescharer,I'm on mute
04/12/2015,13:37:28,mikecheadle,large shetet with carbonate lummps
04/12/2015,13:37:49,Andrea Quattrini,oh ok…thought  that was you
04/12/2015,13:38:39,amandademopoulos,COr Cup
04/12/2015,13:39:15,Amy Baco-Taylor,I did a quick google to see if the giant nemerteans were unique to antarctica and found a  video of a 14-ft one off Palm beach, FL, so I guess they are not that uncommon..
04/12/2015,13:39:20,mikecheadle,Carbonate I think
04/12/2015,13:39:46,Andrea Quattrini,14 ft!!
04/12/2015,13:39:54,amandademopoulos,whoa 14ft nemertean, wouldn't want to come across that
04/12/2015,13:39:57,Amy Baco-Taylor,That what I said
04/12/2015,13:40:04,Tim Shank,That's amazing
04/12/2015,13:40:05,amandademopoulos,COR Cup javania ?
04/12/2015,13:40:20,Tim Shank,Nice image of Javania COR
04/12/2015,13:41:01,amandademopoulos,CRI 
04/12/2015,13:41:23,okexnav,LAT :18.37798, LON : -67.77866, DEPTH : 601.6438m, TEMP : 13.50582C, SAL : 35.77540 PSU, DO :  4.58319 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:41:55,mikecheadle,My bess guess is we are seein variations in the clastic component to the carbonates.. i.e. all carbonates, but some more sandy rich...  plus variations in the amount if mud & biology coating
04/12/2015,13:43:44,amandademopoulos,Stop WHOI ECC
04/12/2015,13:43:53,michellescharer,FSH
04/12/2015,13:43:57,amandademopoulos,stop whoi ecc video
04/12/2015,13:44:12,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Epigonus?
04/12/2015,13:44:15,michellescharer,lasers pls
04/12/2015,13:44:26,amandademopoulos,start whoi ecc video 4
04/12/2015,13:44:39,michellescharer,cardinalfish
04/12/2015,13:44:54,Andrea Quattrini,Epigonus with black flag first dorsal 
04/12/2015,13:46:24,okexnav,LAT :18.37800, LON : -67.77862, DEPTH : 600.5367m, TEMP : 13.50063C, SAL : 35.77350 PSU, DO :  4.56687 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:47:00,amandademopoulos,CORA?
04/12/2015,13:47:12,Andrea Quattrini,live tissue?
04/12/2015,13:47:39,Tim Shank,looked like it had live polyps on a few branches
04/12/2015,13:48:12,michaelvecchione,There is a deep-sea sponge called a "witches hat" that is cone shaped with a very small base.
04/12/2015,13:48:49,michaelvecchione,Whe you see them broken off they look like a hat.
04/12/2015,13:50:20,Andrea Quattrini,i got lost in my narration of fish behavior to ROV lights...
04/12/2015,13:50:52,amandademopoulos,that was a nice narration
04/12/2015,13:51:25,okexnav,LAT :18.37800, LON : -67.77865, DEPTH : 600.1264m, TEMP : 13.45772C, SAL : 35.76412 PSU, DO :  4.57717 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:51:48,Tim Shank,Perhaps pressure waves from the vehicle are more important than lights for impacting fish behavior
04/12/2015,13:52:12,Tim Shank,OPH walking over sediment to ROC
04/12/2015,13:52:35,michaelvecchione,Noise from the vehicle causes avoidance too.
04/12/2015,13:56:25,okexnav,LAT :18.37800, LON : -67.77865, DEPTH : 600.1445m, TEMP : 13.46039C, SAL : 35.76916 PSU, DO :  4.57163 mg/L
04/12/2015,13:58:35,Tim Shank,pilot change
04/12/2015,14:01:26,okexnav,LAT :18.37793, LON : -67.77859, DEPTH : 597.0697m, TEMP : 13.44186C, SAL : 35.76560 PSU, DO :  4.55649 mg/L
04/12/2015,14:01:40,amandademopoulos,FSH\n
04/12/2015,14:01:57,mikecheadle,leaving rock boulders- following contiur...  muddy slope
04/12/2015,14:02:00,amandademopoulos,can we zoom on fish
04/12/2015,14:02:46,amandademopoulos,ANT plate
04/12/2015,14:03:07,amandademopoulos,FSH
04/12/2015,14:03:17,mikecheadle,sediment fan
04/12/2015,14:04:02,michaelvecchione,The public site, which I have to use because of bandwidth issues  is almost a full minute behind when things are reports on teh caht log.
04/12/2015,14:04:13,michaelvecchione,the chat log
04/12/2015,14:04:45,amandademopoulos,FSH Polymixia?
04/12/2015,14:05:12,michaelvecchione,beardfish
04/12/2015,14:05:15,michaelvecchione,Polymixia
04/12/2015,14:05:25,Andrea Quattrini,P. nobilis
04/12/2015,14:06:26,okexnav,LAT :18.37777, LON : -67.77838, DEPTH : 591.1153m, TEMP : 13.43776C, SAL : 35.76608 PSU, DO :  4.56153 mg/L
04/12/2015,14:07:00,mikecheadle,Sediment covered slabs
04/12/2015,14:08:03,amandademopoulos,Drift test?
04/12/2015,14:08:16,Andrea Quattrini,drift test
04/12/2015,14:08:47,Andrea Quattrini,not much current here....
04/12/2015,14:08:52,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,14:09:29,amandademopoulos,ASR maybe pythonaster
04/12/2015,14:10:20,amandademopoulos,sorry ASR maybe ceraster
04/12/2015,14:10:22,Tim Shank,There are many that look like this- ceraster
04/12/2015,14:10:26,Tim Shank,ceramaster
04/12/2015,14:10:31,amandademopoulos,we got it 
04/12/2015,14:10:37,Andrea Quattrini,Ceramaster. got it
04/12/2015,14:10:40,mikecheadle,595m so moved up 10 metres since start... likely on the foot of he fault scarp..  big slabs, heavily sedimentes
04/12/2015,14:11:26,okexnav,LAT :18.37781, LON : -67.77825, DEPTH : 593.2827m, TEMP : 13.42151C, SAL : 35.76318 PSU, DO :  4.57274 mg/L
04/12/2015,14:12:34,Andrea Quattrini,OPH on SPO lower left
04/12/2015,14:13:00,Andrea Quattrini,SQA 
04/12/2015,14:13:02,Andrea Quattrini,Munida
04/12/2015,14:13:11,amandademopoulos,CRI Holopus
04/12/2015,14:13:19,Tim Shank,a couple of CRI barnacle Holopus
04/12/2015,14:13:21,Tim Shank,arrr
04/12/2015,14:13:41,Tim Shank,SQA colorful
04/12/2015,14:13:44,Andrea Quattrini,As in a pirate or you want another view?
04/12/2015,14:14:21,amandademopoulos,I beat Tim, hence ARR
04/12/2015,14:14:27,mikecheadle,Slabs parallel fault
04/12/2015,14:14:34,Tim Shank,SHI
04/12/2015,14:15:30,mikecheadle,Slabs dip perpendicular to fault strike
04/12/2015,14:15:42,Tim Shank,SHI banded with well developed rostrum- prominent teeth on upper and lower
04/12/2015,14:16:27,okexnav,LAT :18.37781, LON : -67.77825, DEPTH : 591.6369m, TEMP : 13.47930C, SAL : 35.77206 PSU, DO :  4.57813 mg/L
04/12/2015,14:18:05,Andrea Quattrini,great view of habitat
04/12/2015,14:20:34,amandademopoulos,SPO white
04/12/2015,14:20:35,Andrea Quattrini,SPO?
04/12/2015,14:20:42,Andrea Quattrini,different shape
04/12/2015,14:21:29,okexnav,LAT :18.37781, LON : -67.77831, DEPTH : 594.9623m, TEMP : 13.48973C, SAL : 35.77297 PSU, DO :  4.58393 mg/L
04/12/2015,14:22:19,Andrea Quattrini,turquoise SPO again
04/12/2015,14:22:46,amandademopoulos,SHI
04/12/2015,14:23:00,Andrea Quattrini,PAG
04/12/2015,14:23:11,mikecheadle,Sub-horizontal crack.. in slab  id's slabs as carbonate
04/12/2015,14:23:43,Tim Shank,CRI barnacle
04/12/2015,14:23:50,Tim Shank,fresh carbonate face
04/12/2015,14:23:54,mikecheadle,massive vey nice carbonate
04/12/2015,14:26:30,okexnav,LAT :18.37779, LON : -67.77823, DEPTH : 587.7237m, TEMP : 13.53028C, SAL : 35.78004 PSU, DO :  4.58030 mg/L
04/12/2015,14:26:49,Tim Shank,Neomorphaster? ASR
04/12/2015,14:26:57,Andrea Quattrini,ASR feeding on SPO
04/12/2015,14:29:01,Andrea Quattrini,witch's hat?
04/12/2015,14:29:04,Andrea Quattrini,OPH on SPO
04/12/2015,14:29:07,amandademopoulos,holes in SPO like  cookie cutter
04/12/2015,14:29:13,Tim Shank,SPO with OPH ophiacantha like
04/12/2015,14:30:48,mikecheadle,sediment coverered slabs
04/12/2015,14:31:31,okexnav,LAT :18.37776, LON : -67.77815, DEPTH : 585.8009m, TEMP : 13.55888C, SAL : 35.78577 PSU, DO :  4.57656 mg/L
04/12/2015,14:31:43,amandademopoulos,lots of SPO different types
04/12/2015,14:32:40,amandademopoulos,SQA
04/12/2015,14:34:29,okexnav,LAT :18.37776, LON : -67.77814, DEPTH : 589.3333m, TEMP : 13.55112C, SAL : 35.78329 PSU, DO :  4.56254 mg/L
04/12/2015,14:34:32,amandademopoulos,the ASR earlier, maybe Henricia? from Mah
04/12/2015,14:37:27,Andrea Quattrini,plan is in place!
04/12/2015,14:37:32,amandademopoulos,ASR "Ceramaster" really Plinthaster dentatus (C. Mah)
04/12/2015,14:39:30,okexnav,LAT :18.37783, LON : -67.77794, DEPTH : 576.0433m, TEMP : 13.58171C, SAL : 35.79113 PSU, DO :  4.59904 mg/L
04/12/2015,14:41:44,Tim Shank,good plan
04/12/2015,14:43:31,amandademopoulos,Cor cup javania
04/12/2015,14:44:31,okexnav,LAT :18.37767, LON : -67.77787, DEPTH : 582.8953m, TEMP : 13.56658C, SAL : 35.78697 PSU, DO :  4.57983 mg/L
04/12/2015,14:47:19,amandademopoulos,ROC fresh carbonate
04/12/2015,14:47:48,Andrea Quattrini,white sticks??
04/12/2015,14:47:58,Andrea Quattrini,URC spines?
04/12/2015,14:48:03,Tim Shank,look like spines
04/12/2015,14:48:29,Tim Shank,urchin spines 
04/12/2015,14:48:45,Tim Shank,a couple of piles of spines
04/12/2015,14:48:46,mikecheadle,Back in..   broken blocks showing freah carbonate
04/12/2015,14:48:49,Tim Shank,FSH predation?
04/12/2015,14:48:55,Andrea Quattrini,ouch
04/12/2015,14:49:32,okexnav,LAT :18.37765, LON : -67.77778, DEPTH : 581.7346m, TEMP : 13.58993C, SAL : 35.79074 PSU, DO :  4.58695 mg/L
04/12/2015,14:49:43,amandademopoulos,SPO with SHI
04/12/2015,14:50:04,Taylor Heyl,zoom on SHI in SPO vase
04/12/2015,14:50:33,Andrea Quattrini,Heterocarpus? SHI
04/12/2015,14:50:53,Tim Shank,yes, perhaps.  Pandalid
04/12/2015,14:51:17,Taylor Heyl,OPH on SPO
04/12/2015,14:51:40,Tim Shank,OPH ophiocanthid-like
04/12/2015,14:51:56,Tim Shank,great shot cu OPH
04/12/2015,14:52:11,mikecheadle,Rock scarp at 567m above.. likely the  source for all the slabs/blocks we are seeing
04/12/2015,14:53:08,Tim Shank,**very nice image of OPH
04/12/2015,14:53:18,Tim Shank,speckled disc
04/12/2015,14:53:33,Tim Shank,will ID using that
04/12/2015,14:54:25,mikecheadle,more carbonate
04/12/2015,14:54:32,okexnav,LAT :18.37771, LON : -67.77767, DEPTH : 573.7002m, TEMP : 13.59887C, SAL : 35.79153 PSU, DO :  4.59965 mg/L
04/12/2015,14:56:54,Taylor Heyl,D2 approaching rock face encrusted with SPO
04/12/2015,14:56:55,mikecheadle,Outcrop-  bedded  definitely the carbonate sequence
04/12/2015,14:57:33,Taylor Heyl,debris at the base of rock 
04/12/2015,14:57:48,Taylor Heyl,WHOI video change
04/12/2015,14:58:29,mikecheadle,At least 30m thick..
04/12/2015,14:59:09,amandademopoulos,nice seirios view
04/12/2015,14:59:14,Taylor Heyl,many SPO on this rock face and under overhangs
04/12/2015,14:59:33,okexnav,LAT :18.37801, LON : -67.77768, DEPTH : 539.0901m, TEMP : 13.79412C, SAL : 35.82514 PSU, DO :  4.61552 mg/L
04/12/2015,14:59:41,Taylor Heyl,FSH
04/12/2015,14:59:49,michellescharer,FSH
04/12/2015,15:00:03,Andrea Quattrini,Epigonus 
04/12/2015,15:00:06,Taylor Heyl,ASR
04/12/2015,15:00:09,Tim Shank,ASR
04/12/2015,15:00:23,Andrea Quattrini,FSH X2
04/12/2015,15:00:58,Taylor Heyl,ASR yellow 
04/12/2015,15:01:13,Taylor Heyl,URC
04/12/2015,15:01:19,Andrea Quattrini,ROV looking N
04/12/2015,15:01:25,Andrea Quattrini,found the URC!
04/12/2015,15:01:32,Andrea Quattrini,Cidaris sp.
04/12/2015,15:01:40,Taylor Heyl,moving up rock covered with SPO
04/12/2015,15:01:48,Tim Shank,CU on URC
04/12/2015,15:02:38,Taylor Heyl,beautiful image
04/12/2015,15:02:47,Tim Shank,cidaris-like URC *great cu
04/12/2015,15:02:59,kaseycantwell,is they normally that white?
04/12/2015,15:03:04,kaseycantwell,*are they
04/12/2015,15:03:15,Andrea Quattrini,spines? depends on the spp...
04/12/2015,15:03:16,Tim Shank,yes
04/12/2015,15:03:25,kaseycantwell,thanks Tim!
04/12/2015,15:03:59,mikecheadle,Still worried these are clastic layers
04/12/2015,15:04:24,amandademopoulos,worried?
04/12/2015,15:04:33,okexnav,LAT :18.37792, LON : -67.77769, DEPTH : 551.1856m, TEMP : 13.79782C, SAL : 35.82501 PSU, DO :  4.63055 mg/L
04/12/2015,15:05:38,Andrea Quattrini,PICH-3 Target
04/12/2015,15:05:38,Tim Shank,target PICH-3
04/12/2015,15:06:10,mikecheadle,nice bedded carbonate
04/12/2015,15:06:25,mikecheadle,some sed cover
04/12/2015,15:06:48,Tim Shank,great ledge with SPO underneath
04/12/2015,15:07:05,Taylor Heyl,many SPO on rock face
04/12/2015,15:07:30,jasonchaytor,nice outcrop, some detached blocks
04/12/2015,15:07:30,mikecheadle,Great view in the serios view
04/12/2015,15:08:07,amandademopoulos,FSH"
04/12/2015,15:08:26,Tim Shank,I think there are two
04/12/2015,15:08:36,Andrea Quattrini,Epigonus
04/12/2015,15:09:02,Andrea Quattrini,X2
04/12/2015,15:09:03,amandademopoulos,SQ
04/12/2015,15:09:06,amandademopoulos,SQA
04/12/2015,15:09:17,Tim Shank,ASR white
04/12/2015,15:09:33,okexnav,LAT :18.37806, LON : -67.77768, DEPTH : 528.8104m, TEMP : 13.96655C, SAL : 35.85178 PSU, DO :  4.64465 mg/L
04/12/2015,15:10:37,Tim Shank,CRI BAR barnacle
04/12/2015,15:10:56,mikecheadle,sed covered rock face
04/12/2015,15:11:53,mikecheadle,Beding clearly visible
04/12/2015,15:12:10,Andrea Quattrini,SPO density and diversity on ROC face
04/12/2015,15:12:22,Tim Shank,CRI barnacle
04/12/2015,15:12:29,mikecheadle,Bedding 20 - 30cm thick
04/12/2015,15:13:14,Tim Shank,URC
04/12/2015,15:13:56,Andrea Quattrini,Same Spp or different?
04/12/2015,15:14:02,Taylor Heyl,OPH on URC spines
04/12/2015,15:14:17,Taylor Heyl,OPH in SPO also?
04/12/2015,15:14:33,okexnav,LAT :18.37800, LON : -67.77761, DEPTH : 527.3118m, TEMP : 13.99038C, SAL : 35.85674 PSU, DO :  4.65482 mg/L
04/12/2015,15:15:31,Andrea Quattrini,STY?
04/12/2015,15:15:41,Taylor Heyl,multiple STY on rock edge
04/12/2015,15:15:45,Andrea Quattrini,COR Stylasterid?
04/12/2015,15:16:50,Chris Kelley,could be Caenopedina
04/12/2015,15:16:51,Taylor Heyl,URC with yellow spines, 2 OPHs associated 
04/12/2015,15:18:13,Taylor Heyl,COR CUP
04/12/2015,15:18:36,Andrea Quattrini,what is Canopedina?
04/12/2015,15:18:37,Tim Shank,STY  look like Stylasterids
04/12/2015,15:18:42,Andrea Quattrini,agree
04/12/2015,15:18:57,Taylor Heyl,Stylasterids = CORS
04/12/2015,15:19:18,Taylor Heyl,nice cu of CORS and COR CUP
04/12/2015,15:19:26,Taylor Heyl,CORA behind?
04/12/2015,15:19:33,okexnav,LAT :18.37802, LON : -67.77760, DEPTH : 527.7958m, TEMP : 13.89828C, SAL : 35.84216 PSU, DO :  4.63914 mg/L
04/12/2015,15:21:24,Tim Shank,The urchin was possibly "Stylocidaris" (Mah)
04/12/2015,15:21:34,Andrea Quattrini,hole in SPO predation
04/12/2015,15:21:49,Andrea Quattrini,what could have caused that?
04/12/2015,15:21:58,Chris Kelley,Yes a Stylocidaris was my second choice, maybe should have been first
04/12/2015,15:23:56,Andrea Quattrini,I think that is a HYD...
04/12/2015,15:24:04,Tim Shank,oksy, yrsh
04/12/2015,15:24:08,Tim Shank,CRI barnacle
04/12/2015,15:24:14,Andrea Quattrini,oksy?
04/12/2015,15:24:21,Taylor Heyl,SHI
04/12/2015,15:24:24,Tim Shank,"okay yeah"
04/12/2015,15:24:27,mikecheadle,The variability of the weathering of the layers tells us this is very much a dead fault...  
04/12/2015,15:24:34,okexnav,LAT :18.37801, LON : -67.77759, DEPTH : 530.4001m, TEMP : 14.07862C, SAL : 35.87085 PSU, DO :  4.67331 mg/L
04/12/2015,15:24:34,amandademopoulos,COR cup
04/12/2015,15:24:40,amandademopoulos,CORS cup
04/12/2015,15:24:43,Taylor Heyl,OPH hanging on ledge
04/12/2015,15:25:01,mikecheadle,i.e. it's had time to erode-   we have n't seen any actual fault rocks coz they've long been removed
04/12/2015,15:25:10,Andrea Quattrini,i like oksy ysy
04/12/2015,15:27:32,Andrea Quattrini,pilot change
04/12/2015,15:27:33,jasonchaytor,well.....we don't know that there faults are inactive.  The extension that occurs between Hispaniola and Puerto Rico is still very much an active process and some of these faults are accommodating that movement
04/12/2015,15:28:07,mikecheadle,Sure....  but this one has n't moved recently.. which was all I'm saying
04/12/2015,15:29:35,okexnav,LAT :18.37800, LON : -67.77757, DEPTH : 528.0333m, TEMP : 14.04849C, SAL : 35.86552 PSU, DO :  4.67891 mg/L
04/12/2015,15:30:11,Taylor Heyl,ANT
04/12/2015,15:30:12,Tim Shank,ANT can
04/12/2015,15:30:14,Andrea Quattrini,ANT Fanta
04/12/2015,15:30:19,Tim Shank,Fanta
04/12/2015,15:30:30,Taylor Heyl,I love Fanta :-)
04/12/2015,15:30:31,Tim Shank,another black coral NOT
04/12/2015,15:31:47,Taylor Heyl,ASR
04/12/2015,15:31:58,Taylor Heyl,Neomorphaster?
04/12/2015,15:32:50,amandademopoulos,intersting coloration on the ASR
04/12/2015,15:33:03,mikecheadle,So jason... lithologies...???? interbedded carbonates and more sandy carbonate or sandstone layers?
04/12/2015,15:34:17,Tim Shank,ASR or Pythonaster?  Will see what Chris Mah thinks.
04/12/2015,15:34:36,okexnav,LAT :18.37795, LON : -67.77751, DEPTH : 528.4986m, TEMP : 13.96504C, SAL : 35.85193 PSU, DO :  4.65631 mg/L
04/12/2015,15:34:55,Chris Kelley,Asteriidae?
04/12/2015,15:35:50,amandademopoulos,cracks in the ROC
04/12/2015,15:36:13,jasonchaytor,I haven't been watching enough to make even a reasonably close guess.  When I have checked in, it has always appeared to be carbonates of one type or another.  THese rocks are near the top of the platform sequence
04/12/2015,15:37:29,Andrea Quattrini,Henricia 
04/12/2015,15:37:37,Andrea Quattrini,Left depth range of Neomorphaster-
04/12/2015,15:38:06,mikecheadle,Thanks Jason....   That was my best guess
04/12/2015,15:38:38,mikecheadle,Nice bedded carbonates
04/12/2015,15:39:36,okexnav,LAT :18.37785, LON : -67.77733, DEPTH : 527.5455m, TEMP : 13.91409C, SAL : 35.84400 PSU, DO :  4.64677 mg/L
04/12/2015,15:40:28,Andrea Quattrini,finished ship move-thinking we go length of tether and then jog up to 500 m
04/12/2015,15:40:50,Taylor Heyl,FSH
04/12/2015,15:41:14,mikecheadle,Subtle variations in lithology... likely more and less clastic content in the carbonates
04/12/2015,15:41:54,mikecheadle,and/or variation in cementation
04/12/2015,15:42:33,amandademopoulos,what is the fish again?
04/12/2015,15:42:55,Andrea Quattrini,Epigonis
04/12/2015,15:43:01,Andrea Quattrini,Epigonus 
04/12/2015,15:44:36,okexnav,LAT :18.37773, LON : -67.77719, DEPTH : 532.7252m, TEMP : 13.84587C, SAL : 35.82942 PSU, DO :  4.63230 mg/L
04/12/2015,15:44:57,jasonchaytor,differential failure/erosion
04/12/2015,15:47:42,Andrea Quattrini,30 m ship move up 
04/12/2015,15:47:46,jasonchaytor,minor failure
04/12/2015,15:49:28,Andrea Quattrini,taking a 10 min lunch break
04/12/2015,15:49:36,okexnav,LAT :18.37773, LON : -67.77719, DEPTH : 534.4363m, TEMP : 13.81981C, SAL : 35.83132 PSU, DO :  4.62378 mg/L
04/12/2015,15:49:55,Taylor Heyl,SPO many large under ledge 
04/12/2015,15:50:22,amandademopoulos,are we having a watch change?
04/12/2015,15:51:06,Taylor Heyl,CRI barnacle and COR cup (dead)
04/12/2015,15:51:08,Taylor Heyl,SHI
04/12/2015,15:51:17,Taylor Heyl,yellow SPO on this wall 
04/12/2015,15:51:56,Taylor Heyl,FSH
04/12/2015,15:52:13,amandademopoulos,FSH Epigonus
04/12/2015,15:52:26,Chris Kelley,Sorry, not sure what the sponges are
04/12/2015,15:52:55,amandademopoulos,CRI
04/12/2015,15:53:00,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,15:54:29,Tim Shank,My guess is that this is Ceramaster
04/12/2015,15:54:35,Tim Shank,see tube feet
04/12/2015,15:54:36,okexnav,LAT :18.37777, LON : -67.77718, DEPTH : 524.7691m, TEMP : 13.94428C, SAL : 35.85390 PSU, DO :  4.64802 mg/L
04/12/2015,15:54:38,amandademopoulos,ASR on a SPO
04/12/2015,15:54:51,Tim Shank,Not correcting…."guessing" :-)
04/12/2015,15:55:20,Chris Kelley,Its a good guess
04/12/2015,15:57:08,amandademopoulos,ASR Chris Mah Plinthaster dentatus - feeding on a SPO
04/12/2015,15:57:51,jasonchaytor,scattered debris/talus
04/12/2015,15:58:42,Chris Kelley,Hmm, thought the arms were more defined to be Plinthaster, maybe it was just the angle
04/12/2015,15:59:36,okexnav,LAT :18.37783, LON : -67.77721, DEPTH : 517.1755m, TEMP : 14.05563C, SAL : 35.86748 PSU, DO :  4.67411 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:01:40,mikecheadle,Steep scarp... carbonate
04/12/2015,16:02:27,Tim Shank,Traversing up to 500m
04/12/2015,16:02:45,Taylor Heyl,moving over slabs and rock debris 
04/12/2015,16:02:47,Taylor Heyl,FSH
04/12/2015,16:02:58,Tim Shank,heading has been around 030-050 on the way up
04/12/2015,16:03:17,amandademopoulos,FSH Epigonus
04/12/2015,16:04:14,Taylor Heyl,CORO
04/12/2015,16:04:19,Taylor Heyl,cu
04/12/2015,16:04:20,Tim Shank,COR pimnoa
04/12/2015,16:04:27,Tim Shank,alternating polyps
04/12/2015,16:04:32,Tim Shank,COR primnoa
04/12/2015,16:04:37,okexnav,LAT :18.37797, LON : -67.77705, DEPTH : 502.2760m, TEMP : 14.10779C, SAL : 35.87315 PSU, DO :  4.68131 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:05:08,Tim Shank,bi-serial polyps
04/12/2015,16:06:50,Taylor Heyl,CORO primnoa with no associates
04/12/2015,16:08:15,Taylor Heyl,FSH
04/12/2015,16:08:49,Taylor Heyl,multiple FSH
04/12/2015,16:09:38,okexnav,LAT :18.37797, LON : -67.77706, DEPTH : 499.4388m, TEMP : 14.11576C, SAL : 35.87650 PSU, DO :  4.68453 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:10:48,michellescharer,FSH
04/12/2015,16:13:59,Taylor Heyl,COR who
04/12/2015,16:14:01,Taylor Heyl,whip
04/12/2015,16:14:25,Taylor Heyl,CORW
04/12/2015,16:14:39,okexnav,LAT :18.37793, LON : -67.77697, DEPTH : 497.9711m, TEMP : 14.12968C, SAL : 35.87520 PSU, DO :  4.68229 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:15:19,Taylor Heyl,Black coral whip with no associates
04/12/2015,16:15:29,okexnav,LAT :18.37793, LON : -67.77696, DEPTH : 497.8199m, TEMP : 14.12091C, SAL : 35.87790 PSU, DO :  4.66676 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:17:31,Andrea Quattrini,I missed a CORO too :(
04/12/2015,16:17:41,amandademopoulos,i'm sure we will see another
04/12/2015,16:17:47,amandademopoulos,it was like the primnoa from earlier
04/12/2015,16:18:33,okexnav,LAT :18.37790, LON : -67.77699, DEPTH : 497.1704m, TEMP : 14.10118C, SAL : 35.87692 PSU, DO :  4.66861 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:18:46,Chris Kelley,Looks like Stichopathes
04/12/2015,16:19:00,Andrea Quattrini,it sure does
04/12/2015,16:19:24,Andrea Quattrini,Primnoid earlier was likely Plumarella…with the biserial polyps
04/12/2015,16:19:53,amandademopoulos,pile of small debris
04/12/2015,16:20:18,Taylor Heyl,shell fragments 
04/12/2015,16:20:37,Andrea Quattrini,0.5-1 cm base on CORA
04/12/2015,16:23:28,amandademopoulos,lots of SHI mysids
04/12/2015,16:23:33,okexnav,LAT :18.37789, LON : -67.77687, DEPTH : 496.7520m, TEMP : 14.10491C, SAL : 35.87671 PSU, DO :  4.67623 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:23:36,Andrea Quattrini,SPO branching
04/12/2015,16:23:53,Taylor Heyl,tiny OPH in there
04/12/2015,16:24:27,Taylor Heyl,GAS 
04/12/2015,16:24:40,Andrea Quattrini,FSH?
04/12/2015,16:25:14,Taylor Heyl,yellow encrusting SPO on GAS shell 
04/12/2015,16:26:16,Taylor Heyl,SHI
04/12/2015,16:26:19,Taylor Heyl,under ledge
04/12/2015,16:26:54,amandademopoulos,FSH on ledge
04/12/2015,16:26:59,Chris Kelley,Got to go pretty soon but just a note.  If you are looking for Eteline snappers, you'll never see them looking straight at the bottom.  Need a see a bit more off the bottom perhaps by running tangential to the slope.  Also would be better to spot lost anchor lines before you run into them, since we've seen a lot out here in Hawaii when surveying our deep water snapper fishery grounds.
04/12/2015,16:28:12,Taylor Heyl,crinoid down below?
04/12/2015,16:28:33,okexnav,LAT :18.37784, LON : -67.77683, DEPTH : 497.3109m, TEMP : 14.05563C, SAL : 35.86703 PSU, DO :  4.67577 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:28:52,michaelvecchione,GAS slit snail
04/12/2015,16:29:33,Taylor Heyl,ASR on sediment
04/12/2015,16:29:38,Taylor Heyl,FSH shark 
04/12/2015,16:29:51,michaelvecchione,I am about a full minute behind you guys
04/12/2015,16:29:58,Andrea Quattrini,FSH shark C. asper
04/12/2015,16:30:13,Andrea Quattrini,NO Squalus cubensis
04/12/2015,16:30:31,Taylor Heyl,COR whip
04/12/2015,16:30:41,Andrea Quattrini,Sharl 0.5 m
04/12/2015,16:30:48,Andrea Quattrini,Shark 0.5 m
04/12/2015,16:31:35,Taylor Heyl,URC
04/12/2015,16:31:49,Taylor Heyl,FSH
04/12/2015,16:33:20,Taylor Heyl,ZOA
04/12/2015,16:33:30,Taylor Heyl,?
04/12/2015,16:33:34,okexnav,LAT :18.37776, LON : -67.77668, DEPTH : 492.7483m, TEMP : 14.08079C, SAL : 35.87502 PSU, DO :  4.67430 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:33:36,Andrea Quattrini,Gold Coral ZOA
04/12/2015,16:36:39,Taylor Heyl,URC
04/12/2015,16:37:42,Taylor Heyl,nice close up of URC
04/12/2015,16:37:43,Andrea Quattrini,feeding on SPO?
04/12/2015,16:38:15,Taylor Heyl,SHI mysid 
04/12/2015,16:38:23,mikecheadle,Nice serios vwiw of D2 on ledge.. showing "staircase" topograhy
04/12/2015,16:38:34,okexnav,LAT :18.37778, LON : -67.77664, DEPTH : 490.6135m, TEMP : 13.98348C, SAL : 35.85733 PSU, DO :  4.64364 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:38:57,Taylor Heyl,SER on URC spine
04/12/2015,16:40:19,Taylor Heyl,COR whip
04/12/2015,16:40:29,Taylor Heyl,no visible associates
04/12/2015,16:41:19,Taylor Heyl,polyps all around COR whip
04/12/2015,16:42:02,Tim Shank,491m imaged whip coral - CORA 
04/12/2015,16:43:03,Tim Shank,OPH on COR
04/12/2015,16:43:19,Taylor Heyl,Depth 490m
04/12/2015,16:43:35,okexnav,LAT :18.37769, LON : -67.77656, DEPTH : 490.6654m, TEMP : 14.08367C, SAL : 35.86880 PSU, DO :  4.67247 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:43:43,Tim Shank,There is another coral (purple) below the one we are imaging
04/12/2015,16:44:10,Taylor Heyl,CU of OPH on COR whip
04/12/2015,16:44:15,Andrea Quattrini,Asteronyx brittle star possible
04/12/2015,16:45:45,Taylor Heyl,FSH
04/12/2015,16:48:19,Andrea Quattrini,HYD?
04/12/2015,16:48:34,Taylor Heyl,CRA chyrostylid
04/12/2015,16:48:36,okexnav,LAT :18.37776, LON : -67.77654, DEPTH : 490.3205m, TEMP : 14.07022C, SAL : 35.86732 PSU, DO :  4.67598 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:48:44,Tim Shank,Positioning to look at what may be a HYD
04/12/2015,16:49:08,Tim Shank,Would guess COR given seeing to Chyrostylid associates… :-)
04/12/2015,16:49:36,Taylor Heyl,SHI
04/12/2015,16:49:38,Tim Shank,SHI associate(s) mysids
04/12/2015,16:50:15,Andrea Quattrini,Primnoid CORO
04/12/2015,16:50:22,Andrea Quattrini,CORO no clue. Anyone?
04/12/2015,16:50:35,Tim Shank,491m seeing lots of COR here
04/12/2015,16:51:17,Tim Shank,WHITE Chyrostylid on COR 
04/12/2015,16:52:22,michellescharer,lasers
04/12/2015,16:54:03,okexnav,LAT :18.37770, LON : -67.77657, DEPTH : 491.0165m, TEMP : 14.06578C, SAL : 35.87010 PSU, DO :  4.67935 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:55:30,amandademopoulos,SQA "chyristylid" looks very different
04/12/2015,16:55:46,amandademopoulos,Could this CORO be a chrisogorgid?
04/12/2015,16:55:58,okexnav,LAT :18.37770, LON : -67.77654, DEPTH : 491.0155m, TEMP : 14.07442C, SAL : 35.87101 PSU, DO :  4.66936 mg/L
04/12/2015,16:56:27,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Chrysogorgiiid like. Not Chrysogorgia
04/12/2015,17:00:59,okexnav,LAT :18.37769, LON : -67.77652, DEPTH : 491.0742m, TEMP : 14.10491C, SAL : 35.87458 PSU, DO :  4.67306 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:01:34,okexnav,LAT :18.37770, LON : -67.77653, DEPTH : 491.0263m, TEMP : 14.10727C, SAL : 35.87411 PSU, DO :  4.67422 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:05:29,okexnav,LAT :18.37770, LON : -67.77655, DEPTH : 491.2626m, TEMP : 14.12326C, SAL : 35.88010 PSU, DO :  4.67590 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:06:03,amandademopoulos,CORA maybe parantipathes with POL associate
04/12/2015,17:06:19,amandademopoulos,very nice zooms!
04/12/2015,17:07:11,Andrea Quattrini,just scanning for fish a bit...
04/12/2015,17:07:19,amandademopoulos,water column seems more turbid
04/12/2015,17:07:26,mikecheadle,Staircase ourceop... vertical faces with gently dipping sed covered slopes in between
04/12/2015,17:08:25,amandademopoulos,don't chat and drive jason
04/12/2015,17:09:18,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,17:09:20,Andrea Quattrini,ASR
04/12/2015,17:09:36,Tim Shank,white ASR cu
04/12/2015,17:09:36,Andrea Quattrini,different again??
04/12/2015,17:09:39,Andrea Quattrini,cool
04/12/2015,17:10:10,amandademopoulos,CORS cup ?
04/12/2015,17:10:30,okexnav,LAT :18.37748, LON : -67.77629, DEPTH : 495.2083m, TEMP : 14.16118C, SAL : 35.88450 PSU, DO :  4.69201 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:10:48,michellescharer,does anyone know how much we have covered laterally?
04/12/2015,17:13:02,michellescharer,thx
04/12/2015,17:14:11,mikecheadle,Moved SE 315m and 110m up slope
04/12/2015,17:14:46,amandademopoulos,ASR Nymphaster arenatus from Chris Mah
04/12/2015,17:15:31,okexnav,LAT :18.37750, LON : -67.77625, DEPTH : 491.2966m, TEMP : 14.21435C, SAL : 35.89620 PSU, DO :  4.69554 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:16:32,mikecheadle,Vertical face-  Bedded carbonates.. traversing along slope
04/12/2015,17:16:54,amandademopoulos,stop WHOI ECC video
04/12/2015,17:17:16,amandademopoulos,Start WHOI ECC video
04/12/2015,17:17:40,michellescharer,can we do a current speed check?
04/12/2015,17:18:26,Andrea Quattrini,D2 picked up no measurable current …but we can try again if you like.
04/12/2015,17:19:11,michellescharer,no thats great, just wondering if shallower has more current as we reach top
04/12/2015,17:20:32,okexnav,LAT :18.37755, LON : -67.77628, DEPTH : 487.4448m, TEMP : 14.25731C, SAL : 35.90036 PSU, DO :  4.71014 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:21:11,amandademopoulos,ZOA
04/12/2015,17:21:14,Tim Shank,This area does look familiar but don't think we were at 487m shallow before
04/12/2015,17:21:22,Tim Shank,carbonate debris
04/12/2015,17:22:17,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,17:22:53,amandademopoulos,was that ASR a Plinthaster again?
04/12/2015,17:22:59,michellescharer,CRA
04/12/2015,17:23:02,Andrea Quattrini,i think so....
04/12/2015,17:23:52,amandademopoulos,FSH Epigonid
04/12/2015,17:25:06,amandademopoulos,SPO encrusting on the ROC
04/12/2015,17:25:32,okexnav,LAT :18.37755, LON : -67.77623, DEPTH : 489.2158m, TEMP : 14.25797C, SAL : 35.89883 PSU, DO :  4.69918 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:25:50,amandademopoulos,ASR 5 cm
04/12/2015,17:26:36,okexnav,LAT :18.37753, LON : -67.77621, DEPTH : 487.6497m, TEMP : 14.29704C, SAL : 35.89943 PSU, DO :  4.70760 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:27:43,michellescharer,SHALLOWER
04/12/2015,17:28:18,michellescharer,400 is great!
04/12/2015,17:28:34,okexnav,LAT :18.37735, LON : -67.77599, DEPTH : 489.1679m, TEMP : 14.26508C, SAL : 35.90170 PSU, DO :  4.70019 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:29:16,michellescharer,ANT
04/12/2015,17:29:27,Tim Shank,ANT bag or balloon
04/12/2015,17:29:37,Tim Shank,with strings attached
04/12/2015,17:29:45,Tim Shank,wrapped around sponge
04/12/2015,17:30:30,amandademopoulos,ASR was a goniasterid-either Peltaster or Sphaeriodiscus (C. Mah)
04/12/2015,17:31:17,amandademopoulos,FSH 
04/12/2015,17:32:43,amandademopoulos,ZOA
04/12/2015,17:33:18,amandademopoulos,COR
04/12/2015,17:33:35,okexnav,LAT :18.37741, LON : -67.77596, DEPTH : 480.3986m, TEMP : 14.30805C, SAL : 35.90759 PSU, DO :  4.71455 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:33:47,Tim Shank,SPOs on edge and below ledge - 481m
04/12/2015,17:33:51,Tim Shank,FSH
04/12/2015,17:33:56,Tim Shank,whip COR
04/12/2015,17:34:32,Tim Shank,ASR goniasterid
04/12/2015,17:34:42,Tim Shank,many fans here- whispy
04/12/2015,17:35:05,Tim Shank,URC cidaris
04/12/2015,17:35:40,Tim Shank,traversing along margin of ledge
04/12/2015,17:35:41,amandademopoulos,SPO 
04/12/2015,17:35:53,Tim Shank,COR (whip) with Asteronyx again
04/12/2015,17:36:02,Tim Shank,ASR white hanging on to ledge
04/12/2015,17:36:13,amandademopoulos,FSH
04/12/2015,17:36:27,Tim Shank,Stylasterid
04/12/2015,17:37:24,Tim Shank,ASR just imaged one on the ledge edge
04/12/2015,17:37:40,amandademopoulos,FSH Epigonus
04/12/2015,17:38:04,michellescharer,reverse swimming
04/12/2015,17:38:36,okexnav,LAT :18.37747, LON : -67.77594, DEPTH : 474.9753m, TEMP : 14.29501C, SAL : 35.90583 PSU, DO :  4.70116 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:38:47,Tim Shank,imaging STY at 475m
04/12/2015,17:39:46,Andrea Quattrini,these STY appear different to me…I guess that is what we saw yesterday deeper as well…
04/12/2015,17:41:21,amandademopoulos,ANT bottle
04/12/2015,17:41:58,amandademopoulos,CORO primnoid
04/12/2015,17:41:58,Tim Shank,COR primnoid
04/12/2015,17:42:00,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Primnoid Plumarella?
04/12/2015,17:42:58,michellescharer,Heineken ANT
04/12/2015,17:43:34,Tim Shank,SQA colorful
04/12/2015,17:43:37,okexnav,LAT :18.37749, LON : -67.77586, DEPTH : 473.9051m, TEMP : 14.35941C, SAL : 35.92743 PSU, DO :  4.73928 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:43:41,Tim Shank,next to bottle
04/12/2015,17:43:48,Tim Shank,APH on bottle
04/12/2015,17:43:55,Tim Shank,perhaps a tube inside the bottle
04/12/2015,17:44:09,Andrea Quattrini,ANT Green bottle
04/12/2015,17:44:14,Andrea Quattrini,TUB worm
04/12/2015,17:44:16,Andrea Quattrini,?
04/12/2015,17:44:25,Andrea Quattrini,INteresting SQA
04/12/2015,17:44:30,Andrea Quattrini,Great Image
04/12/2015,17:44:49,amandademopoulos,CORO primnoid next to bottle
04/12/2015,17:45:14,Tim Shank,GAS on bottle
04/12/2015,17:48:12,amandademopoulos,FSH epigonid
04/12/2015,17:48:13,Tim Shank,exposed white carbonate
04/12/2015,17:48:36,Tim Shank,URC on ledge
04/12/2015,17:48:37,okexnav,LAT :18.37773, LON : -67.77581, DEPTH : 461.6948m, TEMP : 14.56475C, SAL : 35.94824 PSU, DO :  4.76475 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:49:05,mikecheadle,More gentle slope-   slabby , mud covered outcrop... visible cabonate beneath ledges
04/12/2015,17:50:32,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,17:50:43,amandademopoulos,ZOA
04/12/2015,17:50:44,okexnav,LAT :18.37778, LON : -67.77582, DEPTH : 459.8325m, TEMP : 14.58579C, SAL : 35.95379 PSU, DO :  4.76371 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:50:56,Andrea Quattrini,COR Gold
04/12/2015,17:51:02,Andrea Quattrini,CRI Barnacle
04/12/2015,17:51:07,Andrea Quattrini,Holpus
04/12/2015,17:51:21,Tim Shank,CRI barnable
04/12/2015,17:51:36,Tim Shank,HOlopus
04/12/2015,17:51:49,Tim Shank,CRI barnacle Holopus
04/12/2015,17:52:41,okexnav,LAT :18.37778, LON : -67.77571, DEPTH : 454.3555m, TEMP : 14.57628C, SAL : 35.95214 PSU, DO :  4.76438 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:53:01,amandademopoulos,URC 
04/12/2015,17:53:14,amandademopoulos,FSH Chaunax
04/12/2015,17:53:44,amandademopoulos,nice zoom on this Chaunax
04/12/2015,17:53:53,Andrea Quattrini,Chaunax pictus
04/12/2015,17:54:27,Tim Shank,FSH Chaunax pictus
04/12/2015,17:55:38,okexnav,LAT :18.37782, LON : -67.77567, DEPTH : 453.9903m, TEMP : 14.59427C, SAL : 35.95656 PSU, DO :  4.78962 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:55:50,amandademopoulos,Chaunax seems to be listing
04/12/2015,17:57:57,amandademopoulos,looked like the FSH changed color
04/12/2015,17:58:38,okexnav,LAT :18.37781, LON : -67.77570, DEPTH : 453.2844m, TEMP : 14.59371C, SAL : 35.95560 PSU, DO :  4.77328 mg/L
04/12/2015,17:58:39,amandademopoulos,FSH epigonid
04/12/2015,17:58:58,Tim Shank,ASR x2
04/12/2015,17:59:02,Andrea Quattrini,it did look like it got more yellow
04/12/2015,17:59:46,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,17:59:55,Tim Shank,ASR white
04/12/2015,18:00:14,amandademopoulos,2 ASR on ROC
04/12/2015,18:00:45,amandademopoulos,SPO
04/12/2015,18:00:53,amandademopoulos,clean white fresh carbonate ROC
04/12/2015,18:01:12,amandademopoulos,Lots of small ASR on ROC
04/12/2015,18:01:19,amandademopoulos,FSH Epigonid
04/12/2015,18:01:26,michellescharer,FSH
04/12/2015,18:02:00,Tim Shank,abundant small SPOs and also seeing more white ASRs
04/12/2015,18:02:11,Tim Shank,436m
04/12/2015,18:02:47,Tim Shank,SPOs more abundant along edges and margins of the ROC
04/12/2015,18:03:07,Tim Shank,larger sponges SPOs under ledges
04/12/2015,18:03:39,okexnav,LAT :18.37807, LON : -67.77550, DEPTH : 433.0729m, TEMP : 14.72039C, SAL : 35.97595 PSU, DO :  4.80544 mg/L
04/12/2015,18:04:16,Tim Shank,SPOs avoiding sedimentation by pointing downward
04/12/2015,18:07:21,amandademopoulos,URC on edge of ROC\n
04/12/2015,18:07:26,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,18:08:40,okexnav,LAT :18.37811, LON : -67.77544, DEPTH : 426.3332m, TEMP : 14.73830C, SAL : 35.97997 PSU, DO :  4.80113 mg/L
04/12/2015,18:08:53,Andrea Quattrini,great seirios view
04/12/2015,18:09:18,Andrea Quattrini,ASR
04/12/2015,18:11:33,Tim Shank,ANT green bottle
04/12/2015,18:13:40,okexnav,LAT :18.37821, LON : -67.77535, DEPTH : 418.1776m, TEMP : 14.97086C, SAL : 36.01737 PSU, DO :  4.85985 mg/L
04/12/2015,18:13:40,Andrea Quattrini,Michelle-since this is an active fishing ground, is it fished all year? is it heavily fished? are there seasonal closures for the area or just for certain spp?
04/12/2015,18:13:52,Tim Shank,ASR white
04/12/2015,18:13:56,mikecheadle,Fallen blocks peeling off from the scarp
04/12/2015,18:14:37,amandademopoulos,FSH epigonid
04/12/2015,18:14:48,mikecheadle,Carbonate layer at the bottom of a massive more clastic rock
04/12/2015,18:17:07,Tim Shank,URC white
04/12/2015,18:17:11,Tim Shank,cidaris
04/12/2015,18:18:22,michellescharer,Are these uplifted like Mona an Monito were 15 million yrs ago?
04/12/2015,18:18:31,amandademopoulos,yellow encrusting SPO
04/12/2015,18:18:40,okexnav,LAT :18.37830, LON : -67.77541, DEPTH : 414.3803m, TEMP : 14.80443C, SAL : 35.99240 PSU, DO :  4.81953 mg/L
04/12/2015,18:21:20,amandademopoulos,i'm not seeing fish in the seirios view
04/12/2015,18:21:27,Andrea Quattrini,nope...
04/12/2015,18:21:49,mikecheadle,Carbonate scarps  , and ledges, mostly sediment covered and fauna encrusted.. with occasional rock failures revealing fresh carbonate
04/12/2015,18:22:06,amandademopoulos,not many mysids now either
04/12/2015,18:22:29,amandademopoulos,URC cidarid
04/12/2015,18:22:34,Andrea Quattrini,URC Stylocidaris
04/12/2015,18:23:26,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,18:23:40,okexnav,LAT :18.37840, LON : -67.77521, DEPTH : 405.2279m, TEMP : 15.23891C, SAL : 36.06050 PSU, DO :  4.93727 mg/L
04/12/2015,18:24:27,Tim Shank,406m
04/12/2015,18:24:41,Tim Shank,heading N NE
04/12/2015,18:25:35,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,18:25:47,amandademopoulos,SPO multiple
04/12/2015,18:27:53,amandademopoulos,are those linear failures in the seirios view? 
04/12/2015,18:28:40,amandademopoulos,URC Cidarid
04/12/2015,18:28:40,mikecheadle,Bedded later in slope
04/12/2015,18:28:41,okexnav,LAT :18.37839, LON : -67.77512, DEPTH : 402.6799m, TEMP : 15.25956C, SAL : 36.06423 PSU, DO :  4.92005 mg/L
04/12/2015,18:30:21,amandademopoulos,Sediment drape on the ROC ledge
04/12/2015,18:30:37,amandademopoulos,SPO 
04/12/2015,18:31:11,mikecheadle,lots of overhands
04/12/2015,18:31:18,Tim Shank,larger amounts of SED below ledges here than we have seen before, I think
04/12/2015,18:31:24,mikecheadle,overhangs even
04/12/2015,18:31:43,amandademopoulos,encrusting SPO
04/12/2015,18:31:50,Tim Shank,Imaging SPO s on margin wall
04/12/2015,18:31:57,Tim Shank,ASR white on wall
04/12/2015,18:32:18,amandademopoulos,mysid SHI lots
04/12/2015,18:33:16,amandademopoulos,CRI holopus
04/12/2015,18:33:35,amandademopoulos,stopping WHOI ECC video
04/12/2015,18:33:41,okexnav,LAT :18.37834, LON : -67.77507, DEPTH : 405.9816m, TEMP : 15.28694C, SAL : 36.06937 PSU, DO :  4.93532 mg/L
04/12/2015,18:34:09,amandademopoulos,starting WHOI ECC video 7
04/12/2015,18:34:30,amandademopoulos,FSH
04/12/2015,18:34:39,Andrea Quattrini,Ostichthys trachypoma
04/12/2015,18:35:00,Tim Shank,ASR  5 arm white
04/12/2015,18:35:25,Tim Shank,cu on Soldier FSH
04/12/2015,18:35:52,amandademopoulos,i haven't been seeing any ectoparasites on the fishes today
04/12/2015,18:36:50,Tim Shank,SPO likely dead- like a basketball
04/12/2015,18:37:17,Tim Shank,can see SED patches where sed falling off of ledges and shoots
04/12/2015,18:37:50,mikecheadle,Yes Tim... starting to see ripples, I think
04/12/2015,18:38:31,Tim Shank,SPOs along margin- sponges pointing down…avoiding being filled with sediment
04/12/2015,18:38:41,okexnav,LAT :18.37828, LON : -67.77494, DEPTH : 399.4252m, TEMP : 15.30623C, SAL : 36.07233 PSU, DO :  4.94469 mg/L
04/12/2015,18:39:15,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,18:39:20,mikecheadle,Clearly differential erosion..  Why?   
04/12/2015,18:39:44,mikecheadle,Just variation in lithology????  or because resistint crusts are forming?
04/12/2015,18:40:24,mikecheadle,Spectacular free standing layers?  crust????
04/12/2015,18:42:01,amandademopoulos,lots of substrate for corals, but maybe too warm for CWC?
04/12/2015,18:42:29,mikecheadle,Lots of rounded scalloped embayments of the outcrops
04/12/2015,18:42:44,Tim Shank,debris field with exposed carbonate
04/12/2015,18:42:51,Andrea Quattrini,maybe a weird transition between CWC and mesophotic corals?
04/12/2015,18:43:33,Tim Shank,yeah, getting a bit toasty for cold water corals.  don't expect to see much until we get shallower.
04/12/2015,18:43:41,okexnav,LAT :18.37835, LON : -67.77479, DEPTH : 388.9399m, TEMP : 15.33002C, SAL : 36.07443 PSU, DO :  4.94820 mg/L
04/12/2015,18:43:42,amandademopoulos,wondering if we will start seeing more at 200 or so, but will we get that shallow?
04/12/2015,18:43:43,michellescharer,350 pls
04/12/2015,18:43:49,Tim Shank,lots of small SPOs on the margin on the vertical face of the wall here
04/12/2015,18:43:55,mikecheadle,I wonder if the sediment can get cemented bu carbonate rich fluids & then forms these crusts
04/12/2015,18:44:09,mikecheadle,on top of the rock outcrop
04/12/2015,18:46:36,amandademopoulos,lots of white SPO and CORS cup
04/12/2015,18:47:19,Tim Shank,ASR 5 arm white
04/12/2015,18:48:42,okexnav,LAT :18.37842, LON : -67.77480, DEPTH : 387.4227m, TEMP : 15.32784C, SAL : 36.07464 PSU, DO :  4.92829 mg/L
04/12/2015,18:50:21,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,18:51:02,amandademopoulos,did u guys drop the conference line?
04/12/2015,18:51:07,amandademopoulos,we can't hear EX\n
04/12/2015,18:51:08,Tim Shank,can you check and see if you lost your conference line?
04/12/2015,18:51:27,amandademopoulos,not thru the conference line
04/12/2015,18:51:28,Tim Shank,not on the conference line
04/12/2015,18:51:41,Tim Shank,hear you through video feed only
04/12/2015,18:51:56,mikecheadle,we're working on it  thanks
04/12/2015,18:52:55,amandademopoulos,i think you guys lost the conference line
04/12/2015,18:53:00,amandademopoulos,on the EX 
04/12/2015,18:53:13,amandademopoulos,graciella and WHOI can only hear you thru the video feed
04/12/2015,18:53:20,mikecheadle,Thanks Amanda.. that's our thought...
04/12/2015,18:53:21,Andrea Quattrini,we did 
04/12/2015,18:53:33,mikecheadle,We lost Graciella too
04/12/2015,18:53:43,okexnav,LAT :18.37853, LON : -67.77478, DEPTH : 378.4145m, TEMP : 15.37321C, SAL : 36.08195 PSU, DO :  4.94789 mg/L
04/12/2015,18:53:52,amandademopoulos,thanks video
04/12/2015,18:54:15,amandademopoulos,nice view on Seirios
04/12/2015,18:55:10,Andrea Quattrini,keep trucking up hill? or move lateraly some?
04/12/2015,18:55:15,amandademopoulos,keep trucking
04/12/2015,18:55:22,Andrea Quattrini,we have 3 hours left
04/12/2015,18:56:53,amandademopoulos,FSH
04/12/2015,18:57:30,michellescharer,lasers
04/12/2015,18:57:42,Andrea Quattrini,Synphysanodon berryi
04/12/2015,18:57:43,Tim Shank,FSH slope bass
04/12/2015,18:58:08,amandademopoulos,lasers are on
04/12/2015,18:58:18,Andrea Quattrini,maybe berryi….maybe another species
04/12/2015,18:58:44,okexnav,LAT :18.37861, LON : -67.77477, DEPTH : 375.4056m, TEMP : 15.44971C, SAL : 36.09323 PSU, DO :  4.97608 mg/L
04/12/2015,18:59:37,mikecheadle,Slightly steeper slope on the bathy
04/12/2015,19:00:09,amandademopoulos,URC cidarid
04/12/2015,19:00:15,amandademopoulos,SPO multiple
04/12/2015,19:00:46,amandademopoulos,collapsed ledges on seirios view
04/12/2015,19:01:07,Tim Shank,intact.  not so much mass wasting
04/12/2015,19:01:21,Tim Shank,pilot change
04/12/2015,19:01:23,mikecheadle,2-3m vertical walls & blocky slopes 
04/12/2015,19:02:19,amandademopoulos,GAS slit shell
04/12/2015,19:02:45,michaelvecchione,slit shells very valuble to collectors.
04/12/2015,19:02:47,Tim Shank,cu on slit shell
04/12/2015,19:02:54,Tim Shank,slit visible- nice
04/12/2015,19:03:44,okexnav,LAT :18.37865, LON : -67.77462, DEPTH : 363.4041m, TEMP : 15.48756C, SAL : 36.10927 PSU, DO :  5.00013 mg/L
04/12/2015,19:03:52,Chris Kelley,SPO looks like a demosponge.  Don't know this group very well.
04/12/2015,19:07:25,Chris Kelley,These flatten plate like demosponges look like Poecilastra sp
04/12/2015,19:07:49,Tim Shank,ASR many white 5 arms
04/12/2015,19:08:06,Tim Shank,small FSH center screen
04/12/2015,19:08:45,okexnav,LAT :18.37877, LON : -67.77450, DEPTH : 354.0334m, TEMP : 15.52580C, SAL : 36.10784 PSU, DO :  4.99290 mg/L
04/12/2015,19:09:19,Tim Shank,FSH red stripes
04/12/2015,19:09:39,Tim Shank,black tail spot
04/12/2015,19:10:22,Chris Kelley,FSH looks like its swimming with its pectoral fins suggesting its a labrid
04/12/2015,19:11:20,Chris Kelley,Gorgeous fish
04/12/2015,19:12:10,Andrea Quattrini,no clue…will send to Ross Robertson
04/12/2015,19:13:40,amandademopoulos,URC
04/12/2015,19:13:46,okexnav,LAT :18.37877, LON : -67.77447, DEPTH : 349.9391m, TEMP : 15.48858C, SAL : 36.10262 PSU, DO :  5.00193 mg/L
04/12/2015,19:13:49,amandademopoulos,URC cidarid
04/12/2015,19:14:00,mikecheadle,Still going up slope
04/12/2015,19:14:18,Tim Shank,URC cidarid
04/12/2015,19:14:45,amandademopoulos,SPO many
04/12/2015,19:15:08,Tim Shank,SPO red
04/12/2015,19:15:20,Tim Shank,ASR white 5 arm
04/12/2015,19:15:26,Andrea Quattrini,sorry i got crossed with all my channels…i think i got too excited! 
04/12/2015,19:15:38,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,19:16:35,amandademopoulos,dark spot maybe SPO
04/12/2015,19:18:46,okexnav,LAT :18.37881, LON : -67.77439, DEPTH : 345.2814m, TEMP : 15.48261C, SAL : 36.09979 PSU, DO :  4.99468 mg/L
04/12/2015,19:19:09,mikecheadle,Clints and grikes...
04/12/2015,19:19:39,Chris Kelley,I am almost certain that fish was a Labridae (Wrasse).  Based on the body form, I also think it may have been a species of Suezichtys, but couldn't find anything comparable on google that looked like it.  May be a new species 
04/12/2015,19:20:22,amandademopoulos,thanks Chris K
04/12/2015,19:20:46,amandademopoulos,encrusting orange SPO
04/12/2015,19:21:47,Andrea Quattrini,hmm…not sue labridae, but trying to get a screen shot 
04/12/2015,19:22:03,mikecheadle,Weak bedding... almost karstic terrain
04/12/2015,19:22:28,amandademopoulos,CRI barnacle 
04/12/2015,19:22:31,Tim Shank,CRI barnalce
04/12/2015,19:22:44,Chris Kelley,Groupers are tail swimmers and this guy  wasn't using his tail.  That's why I thought it could be a labrid.
04/12/2015,19:23:35,Andrea Quattrini,CORO plexauridae
04/12/2015,19:23:36,Tim Shank,CORO
04/12/2015,19:23:46,okexnav,LAT :18.37887, LON : -67.77429, DEPTH : 335.8430m, TEMP : 15.56583C, SAL : 36.11447 PSU, DO :  5.01307 mg/L
04/12/2015,19:23:50,Tim Shank,plexaurid?
04/12/2015,19:23:52,Chris Kelley,ditto from me, plexauridae
04/12/2015,19:26:48,Tim Shank,no associates on CORO
04/12/2015,19:27:07,Chris Kelley,Looks like you can also see the sclerites all over the stem
04/12/2015,19:27:30,mikecheadle,traversing up 1m high high scarp
04/12/2015,19:27:49,Tim Shank,URC cidarid
04/12/2015,19:28:17,Tim Shank,coming up to a wall that has a well defined collapse margin
04/12/2015,19:28:19,Andrea Quattrini,300 m is our shallow point
04/12/2015,19:28:41,Tim Shank,field of small SPOs covering the ROC surface
04/12/2015,19:28:46,okexnav,LAT :18.37906, LON : -67.77430, DEPTH : 315.2345m, TEMP : 18.02203C, SAL : 36.47628 PSU, DO :  5.21699 mg/L
04/12/2015,19:28:53,amandademopoulos,are we not able to go shallower?
04/12/2015,19:29:32,Andrea Quattrini,no, we are pushing our shallow depth limits now
04/12/2015,19:29:37,amandademopoulos,got it
04/12/2015,19:29:42,Chris Kelley,Sponge city, great terrain
04/12/2015,19:29:52,amandademopoulos,can see nice excavations in the seirios view
04/12/2015,19:31:10,Andrea Quattrini,actually, nice that we got to come up this shallow...
04/12/2015,19:32:19,Andrea Quattrini,Stylasterid?
04/12/2015,19:32:29,Andrea Quattrini,Bryozoan?
04/12/2015,19:33:01,Tim Shank,yes, you can see the collapse pits with well defined collapse margins.  Can see a saddle between two pits.
04/12/2015,19:33:36,mikecheadle,Yes, a very karstic terrrain
04/12/2015,19:33:46,okexnav,LAT :18.37908, LON : -67.77424, DEPTH : 314.3893m, TEMP : 18.00637C, SAL : 36.47549 PSU, DO :  5.24570 mg/L
04/12/2015,19:34:47,Andrea Quattrini,maybe a branched bryozoan. I really didnt see any polyps…thoughts?
04/12/2015,19:37:35,amandademopoulos,stop WHOI ECC video
04/12/2015,19:38:24,amandademopoulos,starting WHOI ECC video 8
04/12/2015,19:38:46,okexnav,LAT :18.37905, LON : -67.77417, DEPTH : 312.8793m, TEMP : 18.01378C, SAL : 36.47804 PSU, DO :  5.24518 mg/L
04/12/2015,19:39:46,Andrea Quattrini,FSH
04/12/2015,19:40:29,mikecheadle,More fissile-  bigger clay component to the lmst?
04/12/2015,19:41:02,amandademopoulos,fissile?
04/12/2015,19:41:55,amandademopoulos,Stylasterid
04/12/2015,19:42:27,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,19:42:37,mikecheadle,Sorry...   Made of sheets-  sooo looking more shaley if you like.. Fissile just means "able to break along thin planes"
04/12/2015,19:42:37,amandademopoulos,SPO abundant
04/12/2015,19:42:43,Tim Shank,ASR white 5 arm
04/12/2015,19:42:51,Andrea Quattrini,so…SPO or STY still?
04/12/2015,19:43:47,okexnav,LAT :18.37914, LON : -67.77422, DEPTH : 307.3570m, TEMP : 18.02721C, SAL : 36.47889 PSU, DO :  5.24246 mg/L
04/12/2015,19:43:50,amandademopoulos,planar SPO 
04/12/2015,19:44:28,amandademopoulos,URC Echinus-like
04/12/2015,19:44:46,Tim Shank,8 cm wide URC echinus like
04/12/2015,19:46:07,Tim Shank,ASR white 5 arm another
04/12/2015,19:47:25,amandademopoulos,ASR "corn cob" Tamaria halperni (Chris Mah)
04/12/2015,19:47:26,mikecheadle,Irregularly oriented slabs of carbonate
04/12/2015,19:47:55,Andrea Quattrini,FSH Gymnothorax maderensis
04/12/2015,19:47:57,michellescharer,FSH
04/12/2015,19:48:12,amandademopoulos,whoo hoo, we saw this on Dog Seamount
04/12/2015,19:48:47,okexnav,LAT :18.37916, LON : -67.77425, DEPTH : 307.1128m, TEMP : 18.00945C, SAL : 36.47659 PSU, DO :  5.24348 mg/L
04/12/2015,19:49:34,amandademopoulos,White COR with orange polyps
04/12/2015,19:50:13,Tim Shank,ASR white 5 arm
04/12/2015,19:51:40,Andrea Quattrini,STY? orange polyps white speckling
04/12/2015,19:53:48,okexnav,LAT :18.37918, LON : -67.77423, DEPTH : 304.3915m, TEMP : 18.03738C, SAL : 36.47953 PSU, DO :  5.25119 mg/L
04/12/2015,19:54:16,Tim Shank,ASR white 5 arm
04/12/2015,19:54:32,Andrea Quattrini,2 ASR
04/12/2015,19:54:46,amandademopoulos,what is that white patch in the middle?
04/12/2015,19:58:39,amandademopoulos,large crack in rock ledge-possible future failure site
04/12/2015,19:58:44,amandademopoulos,lots of SPO
04/12/2015,19:58:49,okexnav,LAT :18.37900, LON : -67.77399, DEPTH : 303.6808m, TEMP : 18.27789C, SAL : 36.51920 PSU, DO :  5.27606 mg/L
04/12/2015,19:59:15,amandademopoulos,ASR white-Tamaria halperni
04/12/2015,20:00:37,mikecheadle,Following a crack in the carbonate... mini example of future slope failiure
04/12/2015,20:03:49,okexnav,LAT :18.37886, LON : -67.77388, DEPTH : 307.6526m, TEMP : 18.13237C, SAL : 36.49747 PSU, DO :  5.28763 mg/L
04/12/2015,20:04:02,mikecheadle,Differential erosion...  resistant upper layer... more erodable layer below
04/12/2015,20:04:54,Chris Kelley,amazing video work nice job guys!
04/12/2015,20:05:04,amandademopoulos,CRI holopus
04/12/2015,20:05:28,amandademopoulos,is the COR madrepora?
04/12/2015,20:06:19,amandademopoulos,multiple COR colonies maybe CORS
04/12/2015,20:06:24,amandademopoulos,URC
04/12/2015,20:07:31,Chris Kelley,Not sure if its Madrepora, could be, but it sure looks like its either that or a dendrophylliid
04/12/2015,20:08:26,Andrea Quattrini,i think Madrepora
04/12/2015,20:08:34,Andrea Quattrini,zig zag coral, right?
04/12/2015,20:08:50,okexnav,LAT :18.37888, LON : -67.77387, DEPTH : 308.7036m, TEMP : 18.09797C, SAL : 36.49614 PSU, DO :  5.27740 mg/L
04/12/2015,20:08:55,Chris Kelley,yes, I agree, looks more like Madrepora
04/12/2015,20:08:56,amandademopoulos,yes that is my best guess
04/12/2015,20:08:59,Tim Shank,ASR white 5 arm = Tamaria halperni
04/12/2015,20:10:50,Tim Shank,white CORS resembles madrepora - zig zag and planar…for the most part
04/12/2015,20:12:48,amandademopoulos,CORS cup
04/12/2015,20:13:06,amandademopoulos,more zoom on COR yellow 
04/12/2015,20:13:16,michellescharer,Does anyone think we may want to increase lights to see larger, farther away fish?
04/12/2015,20:13:18,mikecheadle,Last few shots in dissolution cave in the carbonate
04/12/2015,20:13:27,Tim Shank,CRI barnacle x 2
04/12/2015,20:13:50,okexnav,LAT :18.37888, LON : -67.77386, DEPTH : 307.9393m, TEMP : 18.03515C, SAL : 36.47847 PSU, DO :  5.29024 mg/L
04/12/2015,20:14:00,Tim Shank,URC cidarid
04/12/2015,20:15:17,michellescharer,great thanks!
04/12/2015,20:15:21,Tim Shank,SPO red on CORO
04/12/2015,20:16:07,Amy Baco-Taylor,What are the white corals?
04/12/2015,20:16:20,Tim Shank,A ROC wave
04/12/2015,20:16:32,Tim Shank,Not sure Amy.  What do you think?
04/12/2015,20:16:33,mikecheadle,More karstic terran-  traversing to SE
04/12/2015,20:16:49,Amy Baco-Taylor,I had stepped away for a few minutes so missed the zoom
04/12/2015,20:17:05,Andrea Quattrini,we were thinking the ones underside were Madrepora. Stylasterids on the top
04/12/2015,20:17:10,mikecheadle,Sinkholes, Clints & grikes
04/12/2015,20:17:14,Andrea Quattrini,not sure about the ones with the yellow polyps
04/12/2015,20:17:23,Andrea Quattrini,could have been zoanthids even
04/12/2015,20:17:48,Tim Shank,branched like a Stylasterid, looks to have holes aligned as to where polyps would be, ….but also saw what looked to be sponge spicules radiating in a line down the side of the branches
04/12/2015,20:17:58,Amy Baco-Taylor,interesting
04/12/2015,20:18:21,Tim Shank,You know, ANDREA, it may be worth zooming in on a "STY" and taking another look.
04/12/2015,20:18:31,Tim Shank,These are very abundant at this depth…
04/12/2015,20:18:45,Andrea Quattrini,roger
04/12/2015,20:18:51,okexnav,LAT :18.37882, LON : -67.77376, DEPTH : 306.1662m, TEMP : 18.02462C, SAL : 36.48506 PSU, DO :  5.27528 mg/L
04/12/2015,20:19:25,Andrea Quattrini,Corallimorph?
04/12/2015,20:19:41,Tim Shank,URC white cidarid
04/12/2015,20:21:01,Tim Shank,ASR Tamaria halperni = white corn cob ASR
04/12/2015,20:22:02,amandademopoulos,FSH 
04/12/2015,20:22:34,Andrea Quattrini,Cookeolus japonicus
04/12/2015,20:23:02,Tim Shank,FSH Cookeolus japonicus
04/12/2015,20:23:52,okexnav,LAT :18.37876, LON : -67.77372, DEPTH : 306.0158m, TEMP : 17.95914C, SAL : 36.47438 PSU, DO :  5.25979 mg/L
04/12/2015,20:25:48,mikecheadle,randomly oriented carb blocks falling away from the rock face
04/12/2015,20:27:43,Tim Shank,ASR Tamaria halperni 
04/12/2015,20:28:22,michellescharer,Do you think we could do soe traveling along looking up and try to encounter some more cool fishees?
04/12/2015,20:28:26,Tim Shank,zoom in on blue purple SPO
04/12/2015,20:28:46,Chris Kelley,Still trying to figure out that anemone a while back.  Isopheliids and exocoelactiids both have bulbous tips, as well as probably some others so I don't think you can default to corallimorpharians on that basis.
04/12/2015,20:28:51,Tim Shank,I think so Michelle….
04/12/2015,20:28:52,amandademopoulos,Michelle-do you want to go lateral more?
04/12/2015,20:28:53,okexnav,LAT :18.37874, LON : -67.77366, DEPTH : 306.5252m, TEMP : 17.87134C, SAL : 36.46252 PSU, DO :  5.28652 mg/L
04/12/2015,20:29:31,Tim Shank,Ha. I was looking it up too Chris, and just got frustrated and wanted to watch the dive….
04/12/2015,20:30:18,Tim Shank,ASR Tamaria halperni 
04/12/2015,20:30:34,Chris Kelley,Freakin frustrating anemones!!
04/12/2015,20:30:44,Tim Shank,Yep….
04/12/2015,20:31:17,Chris Kelley,Gotta go.  Have a great rest of your dive.
04/12/2015,20:31:53,michellescharer,along the ledge further along would be great, looking up a bit
04/12/2015,20:32:15,Andrea Quattrini,we are at the end of the tether now…we will get there. slow going in this habiat
04/12/2015,20:33:53,okexnav,LAT :18.37863, LON : -67.77358, DEPTH : 308.0057m, TEMP : 17.90397C, SAL : 36.45858 PSU, DO :  5.26131 mg/L
04/12/2015,20:35:37,mikecheadle,spectacular overhang
04/12/2015,20:38:54,okexnav,LAT :18.37857, LON : -67.77341, DEPTH : 307.6673m, TEMP : 17.93958C, SAL : 36.46993 PSU, DO :  5.27705 mg/L
04/12/2015,20:39:46,Amy Baco-Taylor,neat
04/12/2015,20:39:58,Andrea Quattrini,Pile of coral rubble 
04/12/2015,20:39:58,Tim Shank,Great look at a debris pit - COR RUB, few URC spines, "STY" extensively thick layer…
04/12/2015,20:40:05,Tim Shank,Must be more stuff upslope
04/12/2015,20:40:17,Tim Shank,COR cup in there too
04/12/2015,20:40:25,Tim Shank,rubble mosh pit
04/12/2015,20:40:34,kaseycantwell,WOW!
04/12/2015,20:41:07,Tim Shank,SED shoot coming up?
04/12/2015,20:41:18,Tim Shank,ASR Tamaria halperni 
04/12/2015,20:42:01,Tim Shank,ASR Tamaria halperni 
04/12/2015,20:42:13,amandademopoulos,URC cidarid
04/12/2015,20:43:09,amandademopoulos,GAS slit shell
04/12/2015,20:43:12,Tim Shank,SPO continue to be distributed on the ROC surface in abundance
04/12/2015,20:43:45,Tim Shank,SQA in the rubble mosh pit - the colorful morph
04/12/2015,20:43:47,Andrea Quattrini,SQA
04/12/2015,20:43:54,okexnav,LAT :18.37845, LON : -67.77325, DEPTH : 307.6381m, TEMP : 17.78370C, SAL : 36.45080 PSU, DO :  5.26015 mg/L
04/12/2015,20:45:03,amandademopoulos,2 GAS slit shells
04/12/2015,20:46:55,amandademopoulos,CORA parantipathes?
04/12/2015,20:47:18,amandademopoulos,SPO yellow encrusting
04/12/2015,20:47:58,Amy Baco-Taylor,there's a stylasterid under the sponge
04/12/2015,20:48:55,okexnav,LAT :18.37845, LON : -67.77322, DEPTH : 307.6694m, TEMP : 17.83851C, SAL : 36.44850 PSU, DO :  5.27298 mg/L
04/12/2015,20:49:42,Andrea Quattrini,different from Parantipathes? 
04/12/2015,20:49:57,Tim Shank,CORA parantapathes like - associates- SHI, chyro smaller, Chyro largrer 
04/12/2015,20:50:02,iscwatch,Is there a common name for this coral?
04/12/2015,20:50:35,Andrea Quattrini,black coral
04/12/2015,20:50:39,mikecheadle,black coral?
04/12/2015,20:50:48,iscwatch,thank you
04/12/2015,20:50:48,Tim Shank,Yes, I think it is a little different - the matrix of material/branches around the central axis is different. Polyps seems larger "than normal" too
04/12/2015,20:50:54,Tim Shank,Very interesting
04/12/2015,20:53:36,briankennedy,Shirely P would like some zooms on the lithistid demosponges
04/12/2015,20:53:56,okexnav,LAT :18.37849, LON : -67.77323, DEPTH : 307.8632m, TEMP : 17.79256C, SAL : 36.45341 PSU, DO :  5.25575 mg/L
04/12/2015,20:54:06,Andrea Quattrini,ok
04/12/2015,20:54:21,Tim Shank,Thank you!  
04/12/2015,20:54:48,amandademopoulos,white SPO
04/12/2015,20:54:49,Tim Shank,SQA red banded arms
04/12/2015,20:55:41,Andrea Quattrini,upper swing arm busted
04/12/2015,20:55:49,Andrea Quattrini,on stbd of ROV
04/12/2015,20:56:18,briankennedy,Shirely says she sees some yellow SPO in the back ground
04/12/2015,20:56:27,briankennedy,can you get a zoom
04/12/2015,20:57:40,amandademopoulos,CU of yellow SPO
04/12/2015,20:58:57,okexnav,LAT :18.37846, LON : -67.77320, DEPTH : 308.0992m, TEMP : 17.75289C, SAL : 36.44731 PSU, DO :  5.26764 mg/L
04/12/2015,20:59:13,amandademopoulos,CORA possibly
04/12/2015,20:59:55,briankennedy,Shirely: Yellow sponge may be Spongosorites sp.
04/12/2015,21:00:46,amandademopoulos,thanks Shirley
04/12/2015,21:00:50,Tim Shank,Thank you.  Hello Shirley
04/12/2015,21:01:52,Andrea Quattrini,pilot change 
04/12/2015,21:03:08,amandademopoulos,URC cidaris
04/12/2015,21:03:57,Andrea Quattrini,and…we will have to stay at this depth until the last 20 min of the dive, so the last ship move will be 30 m or so up slope….hoping to get to 250 m
04/12/2015,21:03:57,okexnav,LAT :18.37844, LON : -67.77324, DEPTH : 307.7030m, TEMP : 17.74774C, SAL : 36.44897 PSU, DO :  5.26713 mg/L
04/12/2015,21:04:12,amandademopoulos,thanks Andrea
04/12/2015,21:05:15,amandademopoulos,GAS slit shell
04/12/2015,21:05:21,Andrea Quattrini,different spo to right
04/12/2015,21:05:58,Tim Shank,Several "parantapathes"  here.  
04/12/2015,21:06:11,Tim Shank,ASR Tamaria halperni 
04/12/2015,21:06:23,Andrea Quattrini,Callionymidae
04/12/2015,21:06:33,Andrea Quattrini,?
04/12/2015,21:06:36,Andrea Quattrini,not sure yet...
04/12/2015,21:07:00,Andrea Quattrini,CORO Plexauridae
04/12/2015,21:07:32,amandademopoulos,CORO with HYD
04/12/2015,21:08:42,amandademopoulos,SPO abundant
04/12/2015,21:08:57,okexnav,LAT :18.37837, LON : -67.77317, DEPTH : 308.4125m, TEMP : 17.77246C, SAL : 36.45265 PSU, DO :  5.25855 mg/L
04/12/2015,21:10:14,mikecheadle,steep carbonate close
04/12/2015,21:12:50,amandademopoulos,SPO abundant on the top of rock ledge
04/12/2015,21:13:57,okexnav,LAT :18.37835, LON : -67.77306, DEPTH : 309.6201m, TEMP : 17.74703C, SAL : 36.45027 PSU, DO :  5.28010 mg/L
04/12/2015,21:18:57,okexnav,LAT :18.37829, LON : -67.77302, DEPTH : 315.7825m, TEMP : 17.72866C, SAL : 36.44884 PSU, DO :  5.28208 mg/L
04/12/2015,21:19:15,amandademopoulos,ASR
04/12/2015,21:19:48,Tim Shank,ASR Tamaria halperni 
04/12/2015,21:20:00,amandademopoulos,yellow ASR and GAS slit shell
04/12/2015,21:20:48,amandademopoulos,burgandy corallimorph (same as before)
04/12/2015,21:21:29,amandademopoulos,URC cidaris
04/12/2015,21:21:33,Tim Shank,ASR Tamaria halperni 
04/12/2015,21:21:46,Tim Shank,ASR Tamaria halperni 
04/12/2015,21:21:50,amandademopoulos,SPO 
04/12/2015,21:22:58,Tim Shank,ASR Tamaria halperni 
04/12/2015,21:23:12,Tim Shank,ASR Tamaria halperni  x2
04/12/2015,21:23:58,okexnav,LAT :18.37833, LON : -67.77282, DEPTH : 305.7145m, TEMP : 17.69084C, SAL : 36.44624 PSU, DO :  5.27689 mg/L
04/12/2015,21:24:57,amandademopoulos,COR yellow/orange
04/12/2015,21:25:21,Andrea Quattrini,Corallistidae sponges abundant SPO
04/12/2015,21:25:46,Tim Shank,Andrea, if not too complicated, can you put Shirley's information in the eventlog? 
04/12/2015,21:27:00,Andrea Quattrini,yes.
04/12/2015,21:27:07,Andrea Quattrini,shed did not know what last SPO was
04/12/2015,21:27:07,amandademopoulos,Lol
04/12/2015,21:27:24,Andrea Quattrini,issue with ROV…not moving
04/12/2015,21:27:29,Andrea Quattrini,?
04/12/2015,21:27:36,Andrea Quattrini,pilot lost some control
04/12/2015,21:27:44,Tim Shank,Sorry, didn't see your entry "Corallistidae sponges abundant SPO"
04/12/2015,21:28:12,amandademopoulos,strong current 
04/12/2015,21:28:21,Andrea Quattrini,1 knot
04/12/2015,21:28:31,michellescharer,that is what we would expect
04/12/2015,21:28:32,Andrea Quattrini,possible current
04/12/2015,21:28:47,michellescharer,stong currents but could be tide/current?
04/12/2015,21:28:54,Andrea Quattrini,just going to ask that of you!
04/12/2015,21:28:59,okexnav,LAT :18.37807, LON : -67.77275, DEPTH : 314.3487m, TEMP : 17.71244C, SAL : 36.45087 PSU, DO :  5.28010 mg/L
04/12/2015,21:29:01,michellescharer,can you go with? the current
04/12/2015,21:29:44,Andrea Quattrini,no then there is less control
04/12/2015,21:29:56,Andrea Quattrini,SAL
04/12/2015,21:30:30,amandademopoulos,water column survey
04/12/2015,21:30:36,amandademopoulos,look for fish
04/12/2015,21:30:42,Tim Shank,go with the current and look for fish?
04/12/2015,21:30:57,Tim Shank,although fish will be zooming by in the current….
04/12/2015,21:31:08,Andrea Quattrini,moving away from wall
04/12/2015,21:31:15,michaelvecchione,and squids
04/12/2015,21:31:33,amandademopoulos,Stop WHOI ECC video
04/12/2015,21:32:10,Andrea Quattrini,moving away from wall but pilots are still trying to figure it out
04/12/2015,21:32:23,amandademopoulos,start whoi ecc video 10
04/12/2015,21:33:59,okexnav,LAT :18.37768, LON : -67.77312, DEPTH : 295.9869m, TEMP : 19.24634C, SAL : 36.68168 PSU, DO :  5.37491 mg/L
04/12/2015,21:35:38,Andrea Quattrini,does that make sense?
04/12/2015,21:38:59,okexnav,LAT :18.37776, LON : -67.77319, DEPTH : 301.4905m, TEMP : 19.32095C, SAL : 36.69734 PSU, DO :  5.38426 mg/L
04/12/2015,21:44:00,okexnav,LAT :18.37755, LON : -67.77286, DEPTH : 296.7675m, TEMP : 19.94696C, SAL : 36.77149 PSU, DO :  5.38237 mg/L
04/12/2015,21:46:39,okexnav,LAT :18.37748, LON : -67.77272, DEPTH : 297.1908m, TEMP : 20.10465C, SAL : 36.79604 PSU, DO :  5.37751 mg/L
04/12/2015,21:48:51,Tim Shank,in water column 80mab SAL chain
04/12/2015,21:50:10,okexnav,LAT :18.37754, LON : -67.77259, DEPTH : 312.0540m, TEMP : 19.81168C, SAL : 36.75596 PSU, DO :  5.37792 mg/L
04/12/2015,21:50:15,Tim Shank,60mab descending
04/12/2015,21:50:32,Tim Shank,back to bottom to come upslope for the last 20 min
04/12/2015,21:51:39,Andrea Quattrini,Game of thrones starts tonight at 9. Permission to take a break to watch it?
04/12/2015,21:51:54,amandademopoulos,permission granted
04/12/2015,21:52:01,michaelvecchione,Do you get HBO on that ship?
04/12/2015,21:52:21,Tim Shank,Ha. Definitely.  Permission Granted.
04/12/2015,21:52:27,Andrea Quattrini,I guess so! They are watching it in the forward lounge and the library
04/12/2015,21:52:50,amandademopoulos,go for it-u don't have anything else to do
04/12/2015,21:52:53,Andrea Quattrini,although I have two dive summaries to write….
04/12/2015,21:52:58,Tim Shank,Still at 60mab.  Don't think there will be much time on bottom....
04/12/2015,21:53:16,Tim Shank,write them now! :-)
04/12/2015,21:53:16,michaelvecchione,Some of the NOAA Fisheries ships get HBO and others do not.
04/12/2015,21:53:59,Andrea Quattrini,!!
04/12/2015,21:54:13,Andrea Quattrini,I think current is too strong. 
04/12/2015,21:54:15,amandademopoulos,do you want to call it? 
04/12/2015,21:54:21,Tim Shank,Sounds like it
04/12/2015,21:54:23,Andrea Quattrini,i think so...
04/12/2015,21:54:26,amandademopoulos,seems like we won't get anything done a
04/12/2015,21:54:45,amandademopoulos,call the ball :)
04/12/2015,21:54:45,Tim Shank,"untenable".  ouch.   Call the dog in....
04/12/2015,21:55:06,Andrea Quattrini,standby
04/12/2015,21:55:11,okexnav,LAT :18.37750, LON : -67.77247, DEPTH : 317.0191m, TEMP : 19.13605C, SAL : 36.67181 PSU, DO :  5.43959 mg/L
04/12/2015,21:55:18,amandademopoulos,back seat drivers here at whoi
04/12/2015,21:56:50,Andrea Quattrini,off bottom
04/12/2015,21:56:56,Andrea Quattrini,ending dive
04/12/2015,21:56:58,amandademopoulos,thanks folks!
04/12/2015,21:57:01,amandademopoulos,nice work out there
04/12/2015,21:57:07,Tim Shank,Thank you all
04/12/2015,21:57:11,Tim Shank,good going today
04/12/2015,21:59:27,Andrea Quattrini,Telecon 2 min
04/12/2015,22:00:11,okexnav,LAT :18.37735, LON : -67.77261, DEPTH : 302.5850m, TEMP : 19.22213C, SAL : 36.68372 PSU, DO :  5.41390 mg/L
04/12/2015,22:01:20,kaseycantwell,dive call staring now - 866-617-5860; 1233796
04/12/2015,22:05:12,okexnav,LAT :18.37749, LON : -67.77245, DEPTH : 173.1401m, TEMP : 20.59065C, SAL : 36.86325 PSU, DO :  5.39067 mg/L
04/12/2015,22:10:13,okexnav,LAT :18.37768, LON : -67.77221, DEPTH :  49.0991m, TEMP : 26.34049C, SAL : 36.34622 PSU, DO :  6.38513 mg/L
04/12/2015,22:15:14,okexnav,LAT :18.37779, LON : -67.77182, DEPTH :  50.2437m, TEMP : 26.39853C, SAL : 36.32107 PSU, DO :  6.37860 mg/L
04/12/2015,22:20:14,okexnav,LAT :18.37769, LON : -67.77165, DEPTH :  50.5705m, TEMP : 26.16786C, SAL : 36.58329 PSU, DO :  6.40502 mg/L
04/12/2015,22:25:15,okexnav,LAT :18.37758, LON : -67.77116, DEPTH :  50.7091m, TEMP : 26.12870C, SAL : 36.62531 PSU, DO :  6.40951 mg/L
04/12/2015,23:22:43,mikecheadle,test