08/02/2015,06:21:31,Brendan Reser,welcome aboard
08/02/2015,17:45:01,christopherkelley,testing chat connection
08/02/2015,18:01:54,kelleyelliott,Hi All - we are currently preparing to deploy the ROV for the dive  on time today. We plan to start deployment at 0815 and should arrive on  the seafloor about 0930 HST. We'll have a pre-dive briefing at 0900.   Please join us for the dive by using the teleconference line below and  viewing the live video feeds online:\n- Teleconference Line: 1-866-617-5860, passcode: 1233796  \n-  High resolution versions of the feeds with lower latecy for science  use:  http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream-full-res.html
08/02/2015,18:07:12,okeanosexplorer,test
08/02/2015,18:07:52,okeanosexplorer,Daniel Wagner and Chris Kelley here, chatting under the Okeanos Explorer label
08/02/2015,18:20:39,okeanosexplorer,ROV is in the water
08/02/2015,18:29:12,briankennedy,good morning all
08/02/2015,18:29:38,briankennedy,We are still chasing down a couple technical bugs so the video is in and out right now. sorry
08/02/2015,18:31:09,okexnav,LAT :23.22198, LON : -163.52068, DEPTH :  25.1650m, TEMP : 26.88650C, SAL : 35.30956 PSU, DO :  7.25133 mg/L
08/02/2015,18:42:27,Santiago Herrera,good morning everyone
08/02/2015,18:42:41,Santiago Herrera,having trouble getting the feeds, they keep dropping
08/02/2015,18:42:49,Santiago Herrera,anybody else having problems?
08/02/2015,18:43:27,okexnav,LAT :23.22187, LON : -163.51886, DEPTH : 259.7155m, TEMP : 13.10362C, SAL : 34.35448 PSU, DO :  7.03852 mg/L
08/02/2015,18:45:14,kelleyelliott,Hi folks - we're having trouble with the satellite dish tracking the satellite and are working on it.
08/02/2015,18:47:06,Santiago Herrera,roger
08/02/2015,18:47:17,kelleyelliott,We're working on getting a telecon line off the ship currently, and instant messaging is a better mode of communication in the interim. Our apologies - we have a team troubleshooting the connection currently.
08/02/2015,18:47:56,Santiago Herrera,video seems more stable in the full-res stream than in the youtube stream
08/02/2015,18:52:59,Jared Drewniak,Good morning all! I'm on the ship and part of the Telepresence team. Our VSAT dish is having some trouble tracking the satellite. Our Chief ET, Telepresence Team, and VSAT service provider are working on a solution.
08/02/2015,18:53:07,okexnav,LAT :23.22228, LON : -163.51844, DEPTH : 567.4908m, TEMP :  6.35053C, SAL : 34.11206 PSU, DO :  2.66727 mg/L
08/02/2015,18:54:59,kelleyelliott,And our apologies for the frustration everyone. If you are able to follow-along and share your expertise in the eventlog - please continue to do so.
08/02/2015,19:00:19,Brendan Reser,Good morning everyone.  The eventlog server is going to be reset to push out the buddy master list to those who just joined.  It will be back up within a few seconds.
08/02/2015,19:00:45,okexnav,LAT :23.22236, LON : -163.51774, DEPTH : 778.5904m, TEMP :  4.54838C, SAL : 34.30708 PSU, DO :  1.11470 mg/L
08/02/2015,19:05:40,okexnav,LAT :23.22251, LON : -163.51740, DEPTH : 950.9280m, TEMP :  3.71833C, SAL : 34.46520 PSU, DO :  1.38071 mg/L
08/02/2015,19:09:20,okexnav,LAT :23.22252, LON : -163.51717, DEPTH :1061.1585m, TEMP :  3.46310C, SAL : 34.49570 PSU, DO :  1.57767 mg/L
08/02/2015,19:09:22,Brendan Reser,yeah brian i'm giving up on the injection
08/02/2015,19:09:27,Brendan Reser,we're too unstable here
08/02/2015,19:09:34,Brendan Reser,it's dropping every couple of minutes
08/02/2015,19:09:42,okexnav,LAT :23.22250, LON : -163.51715, DEPTH :1071.7275m, TEMP :  3.40862C, SAL : 34.50265 PSU, DO :  1.63400 mg/L
08/02/2015,19:10:06,Brendan Reser,I'm having andy look at it to figure out a better way of implementing it or at least error correcting.  I won't have a chance for a couple of days
08/02/2015,19:10:11,okexnav,LAT :23.22249, LON : -163.51713, DEPTH :1088.0948m, TEMP :  3.37959C, SAL : 34.50661 PSU, DO :  1.67027 mg/L
08/02/2015,19:11:02,Scott France,Hi Chris, Daniel. Just testing eventlog.
08/02/2015,19:13:06,okeanosexplorer,We are back online Scott
08/02/2015,19:13:28,Scott France,I see you. Who is typing on "okeanosexplorer" handle?
08/02/2015,19:14:03,okeanosexplorer,Daniel Wagner
08/02/2015,19:14:17,Scott France,Hi Daniel. Good luck on dive 1!
08/02/2015,19:14:18,okexnav,LAT :23.22239, LON : -163.51700, DEPTH :1217.9601m, TEMP :  3.03741C, SAL : 34.54083 PSU, DO :  1.87738 mg/L
08/02/2015,19:14:37,okeanosexplorer,Thanks, and thanks for joining us
08/02/2015,19:15:33,Scott France,I just disconnected from conference line - have to charge my cell! Will join in on line as necessary but will definitely be following as much as I can.
08/02/2015,19:24:01,Scott France,I'm guessing there is a satellite feed issue right now as I see no one from the vessel in the eventlog and no video being transmitted…
08/02/2015,19:24:26,okeanosexplorer,We can see you Scott
08/02/2015,19:24:50,Scott France,You just this minute popped up in the eventlog...
08/02/2015,19:25:11,Scott France,No video though - just a black screen.
08/02/2015,19:25:28,Scott France,on http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream-full-res.html
08/02/2015,19:26:09,okeanosexplorer,cam you hear us?
08/02/2015,19:26:25,Santiago Herrera,no video here either
08/02/2015,19:26:32,Scott France,No - audio comes with the video. I can call back in though to troubleshoot if you want.
08/02/2015,19:27:20,okeanosexplorer,Yes, go ahead and test the audio through the call
08/02/2015,19:27:28,Scott France,OKay.
08/02/2015,19:31:24,Scott France,Just passing 1750 m. Working on getting video back online.
08/02/2015,19:31:46,okeanosexplorer,\nThanks Scott
08/02/2015,19:32:06,Scott France,Andrea and Amy- can you see video?
08/02/2015,19:32:17,Andrea Quattrini,HI all-No I cannot see video
08/02/2015,19:32:38,amybaco-taylor,Hi Everyone.  WE just finally got the chat to work here at HBOI
08/02/2015,19:32:49,Santiago Herrera,it was working intermittently until about 15min ago
08/02/2015,19:33:02,Santiago Herrera,now it doesn't work at all
08/02/2015,19:33:13,Andrea Quattrini,do you have comms with the ship still scott?
08/02/2015,19:33:14,amybaco-taylor,No video here o
08/02/2015,19:33:18,Scott France,That is my experience. Lost about 15 or so min ago.
08/02/2015,19:33:49,Scott France,I've checked both the public feed and the full-res. Both offline. Ship is working on it.
08/02/2015,19:33:52,amybaco-taylor,Can't get adium to work on any of our computers, using HBOI pc with pidgin does seem to work though
08/02/2015,19:34:26,Santiago Herrera,Hi Amy, I'm using Adium on my macbook 
08/02/2015,19:34:31,Andrea Quattrini,me too~
08/02/2015,19:34:38,Santiago Herrera,maybe a firewall issue?
08/02/2015,19:34:44,amybaco-taylor,it worked in my hotel, but not here for some reason
08/02/2015,19:34:46,Scott France,I'm also using Adium.
08/02/2015,19:40:02,briankennedy,Amy it must be a firewall issue at HBOI. 
08/02/2015,19:42:24,amybaco-taylor,I think it must
08/02/2015,19:42:46,Andrea Quattrini,Well, since I cannot see video, I will check in later! Hope it comes back soon~
08/02/2015,19:42:46,amybaco-taylor,It's okay because ther are a couple HBOI PCs we can work from for today..
08/02/2015,19:44:04,Santiago Herrera,video is back!
08/02/2015,19:44:59,Santiago Herrera,jellyfish
08/02/2015,19:46:02,Santiago Herrera,have there been any updates to the taxa codes for this expedition?
08/02/2015,19:46:23,okeanosexplorer,yes Santiago. the updated codes are on the website
08/02/2015,19:46:35,okeanosexplorer,http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/collaboration-tools/im-eventlog/dive-codes.html
08/02/2015,19:47:11,Santiago Herrera,thanks Daniel, copy pasting here now
08/02/2015,19:47:16,Santiago Herrera,Taxa\nACN - 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\nCORAC - Acanthogorgiidae\nCORC - Coralliidae\nCORCH - Chrysogorgiidae\nCORI - Isididae\nCORL - Lophelia\nCORM - Madrepora\nCORO - Octocoral\nCORP - Paramuricea\nCORPA - Paragorgiidae\nCORPL - Plexauridae\nCORPR - Primnoidae\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\nSPOP - Pheronematidae\nSPOE - Euplectellidae\nSPOR - Rossellidae\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.)
08/02/2015,19:55:36,Scott France,Lost video stream again… I think. Or else very little going on in water column!
08/02/2015,19:56:09,tinamolodtsova,the same at public connection
08/02/2015,19:57:54,Scott France,Looks like the ship is having connection issues still. Lots of disconnections from chatroom, no video, no audio (I'm not on conference line right now).
08/02/2015,19:58:33,okeanosexplorer,RUB
08/02/2015,19:59:19,Scott France,FYI Daniel - there is no video streaming.
08/02/2015,20:00:09,okeanosexplorer,Thanks Scott, they are still having trouble here
08/02/2015,20:01:00,okeanosexplorer,We are also getting kicked out of the chat room
08/02/2015,20:01:48,Scott France,Yes - I can see when you get disconnected.
08/02/2015,20:02:10,Scott France,I just wanted to be sure you knew we could not see or hear you (I'm not presently on conference line)
08/02/2015,20:02:32,okeanosexplorer,roget that scott
08/02/2015,20:03:32,briankennedy,When we can hear the ship the science audio levels are still very low
08/02/2015,20:03:44,briankennedy,in the conference call
08/02/2015,20:04:47,okeanosexplorer,we are currently having some problems with ROV camerabut will hopefully be on our way soon
08/02/2015,20:08:21,okeanosexplorer,current from west to east
08/02/2015,20:08:36,okeanosexplorer,currently doing float test to get estimate on current
08/02/2015,20:10:59,okeanosexplorer,~0.5knot at 030
08/02/2015,20:11:33,okeanosexplorer,PIL
08/02/2015,20:12:39,okeanosexplorer,thin SED
08/02/2015,20:12:59,Santiago Herrera,what depth is the ROV at?
08/02/2015,20:13:26,okeanosexplorer,2198m
08/02/2015,20:14:33,Scott France,I have to leave for a couple of hours. Hopefully the video issues will be resolved when I returned. Good luck for the dive!
08/02/2015,20:15:06,Santiago Herrera,video has returned 
08/02/2015,20:15:28,okeanosexplorer,COR
08/02/2015,20:15:32,Scott France,Yup - seeing video and hearing audio now.
08/02/2015,20:15:43,Scott France,Breaking up though...
08/02/2015,20:15:47,Santiago Herrera,yes
08/02/2015,20:16:06,okeanosexplorer,dead SPO
08/02/2015,20:17:32,Diva Amon,is that bone on the right?
08/02/2015,20:20:09,okeanosexplorer,not sure
08/02/2015,20:21:14,okexnav,LAT :23.22169, LON : -163.51762, DEPTH :2215.0080m, TEMP :  1.82935C, SAL : 34.63974 PSU, DO :  3.13836 mg/L
08/02/2015,20:21:54,okeanosexplorer,looking for rock to sample
08/02/2015,20:26:04,jonathantree,the lava flow morphology that we are observing right now are low angle pillow structures suggesting that we could be relatively close to the vent
08/02/2015,20:26:28,okeanosexplorer,PIL
08/02/2015,20:26:51,okeanosexplorer,rocks appear to be cemented and hard to sample
08/02/2015,20:29:36,okeanosexplorer,we will move on and see if we can find somewhere farther along
08/02/2015,20:35:04,okeanosexplorer,we are moving
08/02/2015,20:35:19,okeanosexplorer,shrimp
08/02/2015,20:35:31,okeanosexplorer,SHI
08/02/2015,20:36:50,okeanosexplorer,FSC  
08/02/2015,20:37:40,okeanosexplorer,2194 m
08/02/2015,20:37:51,jonathantree,very large pillow lobe just ahead
08/02/2015,20:38:10,tinamolodtsova,oph
08/02/2015,20:38:38,okeanosexplorer,SHI
08/02/2015,20:39:00,okeanosexplorer,Nematocorsinus
08/02/2015,20:39:07,amybaco-taylor,Hard to tell from here, is teh white on the rocks a layer of sediment?  Or just reflection?
08/02/2015,20:39:26,Diva Amon,nematocarcinus?
08/02/2015,20:40:12,okeanosexplorer,nematocarcinus
08/02/2015,20:42:06,okeanosexplorer,Bathypathes alternata
08/02/2015,20:42:47,tinamolodtsova,Bathypathes
08/02/2015,20:42:59,tinamolodtsova,not alternata
08/02/2015,20:43:48,tinamolodtsova,Daniel, are ou going to sample?
08/02/2015,20:44:13,okeanosexplorer,not this one, but we will be sampling black corals onthis trip
08/02/2015,20:44:38,okeanosexplorer,we alread have samples of this morphotype 
08/02/2015,20:44:41,tinamolodtsova,perhaps conferta or close to
08/02/2015,20:44:59,okeanosexplorer,CORCH - Chrysogorgiidae
08/02/2015,20:45:10,Santiago Herrera,Chrysogorgia
08/02/2015,20:45:12,okeanosexplorer,thanks Tina
08/02/2015,20:45:42,okeanosexplorer,SHI
08/02/2015,20:46:25,tinamolodtsova,primnoid?
08/02/2015,20:46:38,tinamolodtsova,isidiidae
08/02/2015,20:47:14,okeanosexplorer,Caliptrophora angularis
08/02/2015,20:47:22,amybaco-taylor,Can you zoom more?
08/02/2015,20:47:24,tinamolodtsova,primnoid
08/02/2015,20:48:02,tinamolodtsova,polyps in verticils
08/02/2015,20:48:33,amybaco-taylor,looks like 4 per
08/02/2015,20:49:06,tinamolodtsova,primnoella or something
08/02/2015,20:49:06,okeanosexplorer,PIL
08/02/2015,20:49:43,tinamolodtsova,Steve would be happy
08/02/2015,20:49:49,okeanosexplorer,CORCH - Chrysogorgiidae
08/02/2015,20:49:56,okeanosexplorer,geniculata
08/02/2015,20:50:07,okeanosexplorer,2182m
08/02/2015,20:52:07,okeanosexplorer,HOL - Holutharian
08/02/2015,20:54:07,nicolemorgan,SHI
08/02/2015,20:54:16,okeanosexplorer,Synallactidae
08/02/2015,20:55:13,amybaco-taylor,We collected an unbranched primnoid in 2003 that Cairns ID'd as CAndidella gigantea
08/02/2015,20:55:24,Diva Amon,SPO
08/02/2015,20:55:32,okeanosexplorer,stalked sponge
08/02/2015,20:55:45,Diva Amon,I would have said Caulophacus too. 
08/02/2015,20:56:15,okexnav,LAT :23.22189, LON : -163.51738, DEPTH :2184.2187m, TEMP :  1.83954C, SAL : 34.63946 PSU, DO :  3.11049 mg/L
08/02/2015,20:57:15,amybaco-taylor,On this seamount
08/02/2015,20:57:25,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom&
08/02/2015,20:57:56,amybaco-taylor,No worries
08/02/2015,20:58:06,okeanosexplorer,Candidella gigantea
08/02/2015,20:58:11,kelleyelliott,Hi Folks - how is the video and audio coming across on shore? Has it been pretty consistent the past 20 minutes or so? Please notate significant drops (more than a few seconds) in the eventlog so we can track it please. No need to continue to highlight it on the telecon.
08/02/2015,20:58:39,okeanosexplorer,PL
08/02/2015,20:59:48,Santiago Herrera,On my end video and audio are working, although not smoothly, freezing frequently every few seconds
08/02/2015,21:00:18,nicolemorgan,lost video
08/02/2015,21:00:27,nicolemorgan,back
08/02/2015,21:01:31,tinamolodtsova,lost
08/02/2015,21:02:08,Santiago Herrera,same here
08/02/2015,21:02:51,okexnav,LAT :23.22207, LON : -163.51726, DEPTH :2180.0281m, TEMP :  1.83453C, SAL : 34.63984 PSU, DO :  3.13806 mg/L
08/02/2015,21:03:52,tinamolodtsova,back
08/02/2015,21:04:14,okeanosexplorer,  dead sponge overgrown by cnidarian – Ferrea sp near occa erecta  
08/02/2015,21:04:29,okeanosexplorer,ACN
08/02/2015,21:04:50,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom&
08/02/2015,21:05:53,Santiago Herrera,ACN
08/02/2015,21:06:55,okeanosexplorer,ACN - Exocoelactis sp
08/02/2015,21:08:31,Astrid Leitner,Is there any way we could do a few more current speed and direction estimates along the way up to get a better picture of how the currents are interacting with the ridge and the biology?
08/02/2015,21:09:11,tinamolodtsova,not Corimorphus?
08/02/2015,21:10:59,michaelgarcia,This volcano should be 10 to 12 million years old. The lack of sediment on the lavas is remarkable unless the currents are very strong or the lavas are actually much younger and from the rejuvneation stage. It would be great to get a rock to test this hypothesis
08/02/2015,21:11:13,tinamolodtsova,oph
08/02/2015,21:11:42,michaelgarcia,The bumpy texture on the rocks indicates a thin Manganese coating
08/02/2015,21:11:58,michaelgarcia,Thick coating, sorry.
08/02/2015,21:12:16,okeanosexplorer,  looking to collect rock
08/02/2015,21:12:58,okeanosexplorer,Michael, do you still want to sample?
08/02/2015,21:13:26,michaelgarcia,I am not sure what this is but no, this would be of lower priority
08/02/2015,21:13:32,jonathantree,if that sample is not in place it would be a good sample
08/02/2015,21:15:28,briankennedy,EX I think you dropped out of the telecon
08/02/2015,21:15:56,michaelgarcia,A rock is always a good thing to have if you can get one
08/02/2015,21:16:09,jonathantree,the platy and agular texture of the rocks that we are looking at could pottenitally indicate a texture that is typical of highly viscous post-shield lavas, might good good for dating
08/02/2015,21:16:32,okeanosexplorer,Brian, can you see us on the video
08/02/2015,21:16:39,briankennedy,yes video is good
08/02/2015,21:17:37,okeanosexplorer,there working on getting the line back up
08/02/2015,21:17:56,okeanosexplorer,2162m
08/02/2015,21:17:59,okexnav,LAT :23.22229, LON : -163.51715, DEPTH :2176.5003m, TEMP :  1.81291C, SAL : 34.64254 PSU, DO :  3.16223 mg/L
08/02/2015,21:19:24,michaelgarcia,The flat top to this outcrop makes it look like a sedimentary rock, not a lava.
08/02/2015,21:19:58,briankennedy,got you back in the telecon
08/02/2015,21:19:59,okeanosexplorer,michael, stil lsample?
08/02/2015,21:20:35,jonathantree,the flat dipping structure definately looks sedimentary
08/02/2015,21:20:45,michaelgarcia,If we are only going to get two rocks, the obvious pillow lavas are much more important. Roger the picking up a rock
08/02/2015,21:21:24,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom these tubes down?
08/02/2015,21:22:00,okeanosexplorer,after we collect
08/02/2015,21:23:24,okeanosexplorer,rock fragile, aborting collection
08/02/2015,21:26:00,okeanosexplorer,whip corals
08/02/2015,21:26:15,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/02/2015,21:26:15,Astrid Leitner,ophidiid
08/02/2015,21:26:51,okeanosexplorer,CORCH - Chrysogorgiidae
08/02/2015,21:26:56,okeanosexplorer,stellata
08/02/2015,21:27:12,okexnav,LAT :23.22245, LON : -163.51697, DEPTH :2171.3675m, TEMP :  1.81245C, SAL : 34.64196 PSU, DO :  3.13869 mg/L
08/02/2015,21:27:41,okeanosexplorer,current from West to East 
08/02/2015,21:28:30,tinamolodtsova,I have  flashbacks in public video all the time
08/02/2015,21:28:37,okeanosexplorer,PIL
08/02/2015,21:30:01,okeanosexplorer,SED on PIL
08/02/2015,21:30:38,tinamolodtsova,lost
08/02/2015,21:31:52,jonathantree,lost video for the moment
08/02/2015,21:32:21,okeanosexplorer,FSH - eel 
08/02/2015,21:32:54,tinamolodtsova,I am leaving for an hour
08/02/2015,21:35:11,okeanosexplorer,PIL
08/02/2015,21:35:49,nicolemorgan,SPO
08/02/2015,21:36:48,michaelgarcia,This is a remarkable landscape of intact pillow lavas
08/02/2015,21:38:03,amybaco-taylor,nice shot
08/02/2015,21:40:54,okeanosexplorer,dead stalked SPO
08/02/2015,21:42:15,briankennedy,EX would you switch feed 2 to camera HD2. We think it might give the geologist  a different view
08/02/2015,21:44:20,briankennedy,Actually the manip cam is better thanks
08/02/2015,21:44:42,okeanosexplorer,yes the quality is a lot better
08/02/2015,21:45:41,okexnav,LAT :23.22270, LON : -163.51680, DEPTH :2154.2438m, TEMP :  1.82793C, SAL : 34.63911 PSU, DO :  3.12563 mg/L
08/02/2015,21:47:16,okeanosexplorer,SPO
08/02/2015,21:48:33,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Poliopogon
08/02/2015,21:50:28,okexnav,LAT :23.22283, LON : -163.51671, DEPTH :2149.4848m, TEMP :  1.83561C, SAL : 34.63958 PSU, DO :  3.14574 mg/L
08/02/2015,21:52:19,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Poliopogon
08/02/2015,21:52:33,kelleyelliott,Hi folks - we  increased the signal strength feeding the teleconference on the ship a few minutes ago. How do audio levels sound on shore? 
08/02/2015,21:53:00,nicolemorgan,SPO - Farreidae
08/02/2015,21:53:56,okeanosexplorer,SHI
08/02/2015,21:56:39,okexnav,LAT :23.22269, LON : -163.51663, DEPTH :2142.0424m, TEMP :  1.84045C, SAL : 34.64167 PSU, DO :  3.11977 mg/L
08/02/2015,21:57:45,Astrid Leitner,FSH
08/02/2015,21:57:50,okeanosexplorer,SPO - 
08/02/2015,21:58:05,Astrid Leitner,maybe another ophidiid but we passed too quickly to tell
08/02/2015,21:59:33,Astrid Leitner,did anyone else get a good look at that fish  before?
08/02/2015,22:00:15,okeanosexplorer,2130m
08/02/2015,22:04:52,okeanosexplorer,CORO
08/02/2015,22:04:55,nicolemorgan,video frozen
08/02/2015,22:05:29,okeanosexplorer, FSH
08/02/2015,22:05:52,nicolemorgan,video back
08/02/2015,22:06:32,okeanosexplorer,FSH ophidiid
08/02/2015,22:06:41,Astrid Leitner,can we try to get a more horizontal view
08/02/2015,22:07:21,Astrid Leitner,can we get the scaling lasers on?
08/02/2015,22:08:47,michaelgarcia,Can a rock be picked up here?
08/02/2015,22:08:50,jonathantree,looks like there might be some loose rock samples located around this larger coral
08/02/2015,22:09:29,okeanosexplorer,CORI - Isididae
08/02/2015,22:09:52,nicolemorgan,SQA
08/02/2015,22:10:00,okeanosexplorer,Isidella trichotoma
08/02/2015,22:10:14,Santiago Herrera,nice shot
08/02/2015,22:10:42,Santiago Herrera,POL
08/02/2015,22:10:58,Santiago Herrera,HYD
08/02/2015,22:11:02,Santiago Herrera,BAR
08/02/2015,22:11:17,Diva Amon,Munidid on coral
08/02/2015,22:12:00,Diva Amon,polynoid crawling down coral
08/02/2015,22:12:08,Santiago Herrera,lasers 10cm appart?
08/02/2015,22:12:21,Diva Amon,yes it is. 
08/02/2015,22:12:35,okeanosexplorer,Yes 10cm apart
08/02/2015,22:12:40,Santiago Herrera,ACN
08/02/2015,22:12:42,Santiago Herrera,thanks
08/02/2015,22:13:19,amybaco-taylor,POL
08/02/2015,22:17:05,jonathantree,possible rubble pile to sample from just ahead?
08/02/2015,22:19:35,jonathantree,two completely different views of the surface coming from both cameras
08/02/2015,22:20:19,jonathantree,that rubble pile looked looses until the Cam2 should the surface and it looked very cemented
08/02/2015,22:20:37,Astrid Leitner,by the way I agree with Chris on the luciobrotula ID - either bartschi or lineata purely from the reported distributions 
08/02/2015,22:22:18,okeanosexplorer,2120m
08/02/2015,22:22:59,nicolemorgan,video frozen
08/02/2015,22:23:08,okeanosexplorer,dead stalked SPO
08/02/2015,22:23:59,nicolemorgan,video back
08/02/2015,22:24:23,michaelgarcia,This looks like a talus debris field
08/02/2015,22:26:16,amybaco-taylor,is that a snail behind?
08/02/2015,22:26:18,Astrid Leitner,gastropod
08/02/2015,22:26:34,Astrid Leitner,how big is that
08/02/2015,22:27:02,okexnav,LAT :23.22334, LON : -163.51623, DEPTH :2146.6078m, TEMP :  1.81871C, SAL : 34.64288 PSU, DO :  3.12276 mg/L
08/02/2015,22:28:00,okeanosexplorer,lloks like th stalk was about 40cm
08/02/2015,22:29:26,nicolemorgan,SPO
08/02/2015,22:30:33,okeanosexplorer,currently doing change in ROV team watch
08/02/2015,22:31:30,okeanosexplorer,preparing to sample rock
08/02/2015,22:34:00,okexnav,LAT :23.22340, LON : -163.51619, DEPTH :2146.6568m, TEMP :  1.81541C, SAL : 34.64333 PSU, DO :  3.18112 mg/L
08/02/2015,22:36:18,jonathantree,Lava sample number one possibly sourced from a debris flow given the roundedness of this sample and the others surrounding it that has come from the flanks of this volcano
08/02/2015,22:41:41,jonathantree,The lava sample that was just collected will be analyzed for its geochemical composition answering questions such as how old is this rock and this volcano? how does it fit in with the rest of the geochemical analyses of lavas that we have previously analyzed?
08/02/2015,22:43:19,jonathantree,this particular seamount "Keoea" is poorly sampled and this new sample will help piece together more information as to the origin of this volcano
08/02/2015,22:44:35,Astrid Leitner,clear jelly? 
08/02/2015,22:47:43,okeanosexplorer,ASR
08/02/2015,22:48:26,amybaco-taylor,cool
08/02/2015,22:48:34,amybaco-taylor,slime star?
08/02/2015,22:49:00,Scott France,Looks like it.
08/02/2015,22:50:03,tinamolodtsova,looks like Pterasteridae
08/02/2015,22:50:25,okeanosexplorer,ASR- Hymenaster pentagonalis
08/02/2015,22:53:03,Scott France,SPO stalk
08/02/2015,22:54:21,okeanosexplorer,SHI
08/02/2015,22:55:38,Scott France,CORO Anthomastus?
08/02/2015,22:56:07,tinamolodtsova,can we zoom?
08/02/2015,22:57:15,okeanosexplorer,SPO
08/02/2015,22:57:17,tinamolodtsova,out of connections
08/02/2015,22:57:34,Scott France,Video still freezing up intermittantly
08/02/2015,22:57:55,amybaco-taylor,interesting that there's 2 together
08/02/2015,22:58:10,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Regadrella sp.
08/02/2015,22:58:35,Scott France,Looks like there was a third as well - just skeleton left.
08/02/2015,22:59:12,Scott France,CORI ?
08/02/2015,22:59:31,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Farrea
08/02/2015,23:00:00,Scott France,CORI
08/02/2015,23:01:13,Diva Amon,is that a barnacle on it? BAR
08/02/2015,23:02:09,Scott France,Yes, a lepadid barnacle
08/02/2015,23:02:21,Diva Amon, three barnacles at least on that sponge
08/02/2015,23:02:39,tinamolodtsova,and hydroid
08/02/2015,23:02:53,Scott France,Have you already had a close look at some of these bamboo coral whips yopu've been passing?
08/02/2015,23:02:58,okexnav,LAT :23.22391, LON : -163.51615, DEPTH :2129.8554m, TEMP :  1.76444C, SAL : 34.64653 PSU, DO :  3.21707 mg/L
08/02/2015,23:03:59,amybaco-taylor,Scott we think they are primnoids so far
08/02/2015,23:04:04,amybaco-taylor,Candidella gigantea
08/02/2015,23:04:31,Scott France,Copy that Amy. Then I guess you've had a close look! :-)
08/02/2015,23:04:55,amybaco-taylor,We collected some here in 2003 shallower
08/02/2015,23:05:16,Scott France,On the last one the polyps looked volcano shaped, too big for a primnoid. But it wasn't a close look.
08/02/2015,23:05:32,Scott France,CORA
08/02/2015,23:05:37,Scott France,Bathypathes
08/02/2015,23:05:40,amybaco-taylor,The polyps are very big, with 4 per whorl
08/02/2015,23:05:55,amybaco-taylor,I don't have the id paper here w me at HBOI to check
08/02/2015,23:06:12,Scott France,No worries - I've collected them before in the Bahamas.
08/02/2015,23:06:14,tinamolodtsova,Bathypathes, same with alternation pinnules
08/02/2015,23:06:44,tinamolodtsova,the last whip may be isidiid
08/02/2015,23:06:58,Diva Amon,CRA
08/02/2015,23:07:09,Scott France,SQA
08/02/2015,23:07:13,tinamolodtsova,galatheid?
08/02/2015,23:07:17,Astrid Leitner,I would like to actually do some more current estimates on the way if we have some time
08/02/2015,23:08:04,amybaco-taylor,there was just a brisingid off to the right
08/02/2015,23:10:15,okeanosexplorer,SPO 
08/02/2015,23:11:27,okeanosexplorer,ASR
08/02/2015,23:11:57,Scott France,Brisingid?
08/02/2015,23:12:29,okexnav,LAT :23.22413, LON : -163.51625, DEPTH :2110.9425m, TEMP :  1.80010C, SAL : 34.64372 PSU, DO :  3.17246 mg/L
08/02/2015,23:12:45,tinamolodtsova,yes sort of Brisingid
08/02/2015,23:12:56,Scott France,Hi Tina!
08/02/2015,23:12:58,okeanosexplorer,ASR - Hymenodiscus
08/02/2015,23:14:23,Scott France,CORI skeletons
08/02/2015,23:14:26,okeanosexplorer,2112m
08/02/2015,23:14:51,Scott France,CORO primnoid
08/02/2015,23:15:12,amybaco-taylor,polyps are horizontal not down
08/02/2015,23:15:23,okeanosexplorer,CORPR
08/02/2015,23:15:32,tinamolodtsova,no worms?
08/02/2015,23:15:41,Scott France,Amy - isn't that always the case when they are alive?
08/02/2015,23:15:52,Scott France,When they retract they point down…?
08/02/2015,23:15:53,amybaco-taylor,no I don't think so
08/02/2015,23:16:06,amybaco-taylor,I think Narella point down when live
08/02/2015,23:16:10,Scott France,I'll have to look back at in situ photos.
08/02/2015,23:16:41,amybaco-taylor,But you could be right, most of the id papers are from preserved ones, so...
08/02/2015,23:17:46,Diva Amon,ASR
08/02/2015,23:18:04,okeanosexplorer,ASR - Hymenodiscus
08/02/2015,23:18:18,okeanosexplorer,ASR - Hymenodiscus
08/02/2015,23:18:55,okeanosexplorer,ASR - Hymenodiscus
08/02/2015,23:19:22,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Farrea occa erecta
08/02/2015,23:19:22,Astrid Leitner,SPO
08/02/2015,23:19:29,tinamolodtsova,can we look at whips?
08/02/2015,23:19:54,Astrid Leitner,once we get to the wall or the top of the wall can we get a current speed estimate?
08/02/2015,23:20:05,Astrid Leitner,FSH
08/02/2015,23:20:08,okeanosexplorer,SPO
08/02/2015,23:22:01,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/02/2015,23:22:03,Astrid Leitner,brevidorsalis
08/02/2015,23:22:23,okexnav,LAT :23.22450, LON : -163.51651, DEPTH :2083.0294m, TEMP :  1.82372C, SAL : 34.64058 PSU, DO :  3.16183 mg/L
08/02/2015,23:23:23,okeanosexplorer,CORA Bathypathes
08/02/2015,23:25:03,okeanosexplorer,SPO
08/02/2015,23:25:36,okeanosexplorer,ASR
08/02/2015,23:25:43,amybaco-taylor,Digging through a couple of Cairns papers, it looks like Candidella has polyps perpendicular to axis
08/02/2015,23:26:02,okeanosexplorer,CORW
08/02/2015,23:26:10,Scott France,CORI
08/02/2015,23:26:39,Scott France,Chris - it would really help to get a close-up of one of these isidid whips
08/02/2015,23:26:56,okeanosexplorer,ASR
08/02/2015,23:27:47,okexnav,LAT :23.22470, LON : -163.51660, DEPTH :2069.2159m, TEMP :  1.84170C, SAL : 34.63958 PSU, DO :  3.10870 mg/L
08/02/2015,23:28:49,okeanosexplorer,CORPR
08/02/2015,23:29:40,Diva Amon,OPH
08/02/2015,23:29:42,okeanosexplorer,CORO - Anthomastus
08/02/2015,23:29:48,okexnav,LAT :23.22472, LON : -163.51664, DEPTH :2067.8100m, TEMP :  1.84597C, SAL : 34.63945 PSU, DO :  3.07711 mg/L
08/02/2015,23:30:06,tinamolodtsova,фТЕРЩЬФЫЕГЫ,
08/02/2015,23:30:10,tinamolodtsova,SORRY
08/02/2015,23:30:19,tinamolodtsova,Anthomastus
08/02/2015,23:30:23,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/02/2015,23:31:38,amybaco-taylor,Bathypathes
08/02/2015,23:32:01,amybaco-taylor,Another bathypathes
08/02/2015,23:32:09,michaelgarcia,Nice pillow lobes
08/02/2015,23:32:14,okeanosexplorer,PIL
08/02/2015,23:32:30,okeanosexplorer,SPO
08/02/2015,23:33:34,tinamolodtsova,Rissolidae&
08/02/2015,23:34:50,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Poliopogon sp.
08/02/2015,23:35:26,Astrid Leitner,seems like the density of organisms is really picking up
08/02/2015,23:35:30,okexnav,LAT :23.22490, LON : -163.51663, DEPTH :2051.6066m, TEMP :  1.85758C, SAL : 34.63859 PSU, DO :  3.04743 mg/L
08/02/2015,23:36:13,Scott France,I think there was also a branched bamboo in there CORI
08/02/2015,23:36:19,Diva Amon,stalk with brisingids and ophiuroids on it
08/02/2015,23:36:27,Astrid Leitner,Brisingids
08/02/2015,23:36:33,Diva Amon,ASR OPH
08/02/2015,23:37:05,Scott France,Current must be left to right based on polyp orientation
08/02/2015,23:37:19,Scott France,Where is a second node
08/02/2015,23:37:21,okeanosexplorer,Yes current from West 
08/02/2015,23:37:50,Scott France,I see only one node in frame so that suggests "long bones"
08/02/2015,23:38:10,amybaco-taylor,there were 2 near base
08/02/2015,23:38:16,Scott France,Yes - could eye. I'd say long bones.
08/02/2015,23:38:32,Scott France,You can see some scattered sclerites, but not many.
08/02/2015,23:38:41,Scott France,The genus has not yet been publisshed
08/02/2015,23:38:47,okexnav,LAT :23.22496, LON : -163.51669, DEPTH :2042.4161m, TEMP :  1.90017C, SAL : 34.63586 PSU, DO :  3.00236 mg/L
08/02/2015,23:38:50,Scott France,But Les' student has a name for it
08/02/2015,23:38:58,Scott France,Abby Lapointe...
08/02/2015,23:39:11,Scott France,Also no sclerites visible in coenenchyme…
08/02/2015,23:39:19,Scott France,the tissue between polyps
08/02/2015,23:39:33,Scott France,So this is excellent imaging that we can use to get a good ID.
08/02/2015,23:39:36,Scott France,Nicely done.
08/02/2015,23:40:18,Diva Amon,ASR
08/02/2015,23:40:21,Diva Amon,SPo
08/02/2015,23:40:26,Diva Amon,SPO
08/02/2015,23:41:31,michaelgarcia,Another nice pillow channel was just passed
08/02/2015,23:41:32,okeanosexplorer,PIL
08/02/2015,23:42:13,amybaco-taylor,spo-farrea
08/02/2015,23:42:24,Diva Amon,Lots of SPO and COR
08/02/2015,23:42:47,amybaco-taylor,SPO- also poliopogon
08/02/2015,23:42:53,amybaco-taylor,SPO - walteria
08/02/2015,23:43:44,okexnav,LAT :23.22510, LON : -163.51685, DEPTH :2031.1897m, TEMP :  1.92216C, SAL : 34.63402 PSU, DO :  2.93608 mg/L
08/02/2015,23:43:45,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Walteri flemmingi
08/02/2015,23:43:51,Scott France,CORI bamboo branching right at the base
08/02/2015,23:44:07,Scott France,...Looks like two whips togther
08/02/2015,23:44:44,okeanosexplorer,CORO - Anthomastus
08/02/2015,23:47:06,tinamolodtsova,CORI + OPh
08/02/2015,23:49:27,Astrid Leitner,it would be neat to get a current estimate
08/02/2015,23:53:56,okexnav,LAT :23.22503, LON : -163.51692, DEPTH :2034.1048m, TEMP :  1.93535C, SAL : 34.63146 PSU, DO :  2.92386 mg/L
08/02/2015,23:57:42,okeanosexplorer,dead SPO stalks