08/13/2015,00:00:17,Steve Auscavitch,SPO
08/13/2015,00:01:31,tinamolodtsova,CORC
08/13/2015,00:01:45,Nicole Morgan,CORPA with ZOA
08/13/2015,00:01:55,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Chryso
08/13/2015,00:02:35,tinamolodtsova,more CORCH
08/13/2015,00:03:07,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/13/2015,00:03:32,tinamolodtsova,CORA Trissopathes... probably
08/13/2015,00:04:15,Scott France,I would like to propose a collection target if no other more valuable one is seen...
08/13/2015,00:04:31,okeanosexplorer,go ahead scott
08/13/2015,00:04:33,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/13/2015,00:05:07,tinamolodtsova,Scott, lets wait 10-15 more minutes
08/13/2015,00:05:49,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/13/2015,00:06:16,Amy Baco-Taylor,zoom
08/13/2015,00:06:41,Amy Baco-Taylor,Is that the other Walteria?  with 2 OPH
08/13/2015,00:06:55,Amy Baco-Taylor,no need to zoom
08/13/2015,00:07:15,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/13/2015,00:07:37,Scott France,Jasonisis is so far known only by a single described species from off Tasmania. Les and I believe the genus to be widespread with several undescribed species. Or, that there is a similar genus, Orstomisis, known also only by a single species, from New Caledonia, and that Les believes he has collected from shallower in Hawaii. So a collection of the fan we are here referring to as Jasonisis would be valuable. It is common here (and on some other dives), and it is possibly a new species, in one of two genera. It would also help us determine the difference between Jasonisis and Orstomisis in the video.
08/13/2015,00:08:18,Scott France,Of course, we have to see it again!
08/13/2015,00:08:43,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORC behind
08/13/2015,00:09:11,leswatling,Judging by what is in this area, that could be a problem.... but I think one should be collected...
08/13/2015,00:10:06,Scott France,CORPA
08/13/2015,00:11:53,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO grammophone several
08/13/2015,00:14:22,Amy Baco-Taylor,I think thats a primnoid Chris
08/13/2015,00:14:41,Scott France,Agree: CORPR
08/13/2015,00:14:57,Amy Baco-Taylor,zoom on rock to see if same small sponges?
08/13/2015,00:15:38,Steve Auscavitch,SQA
08/13/2015,00:16:01,Amy Baco-Taylor,neat
08/13/2015,00:16:01,tinamolodtsova,nice set of SPOs
08/13/2015,00:16:10,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO with SQA and anameones
08/13/2015,00:16:28,Amy Baco-Taylor,Chris says possibly Lephroyella (no idea how to spell)
08/13/2015,00:17:03,Amy Baco-Taylor,would be hard to sample 
08/13/2015,00:17:18,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO farrea to left
08/13/2015,00:17:49,Amy Baco-Taylor,I haven't seen any high priorirty corals
08/13/2015,00:18:18,Amy Baco-Taylor,Barnacles on rock
08/13/2015,00:19:05,leswatling,this pattern on the rock is really bizarre, forming a stripe like that. 
08/13/2015,00:19:26,tinamolodtsova,some alive
08/13/2015,00:20:12,Scott France,I think those are small sponges making those stripes on rock
08/13/2015,00:20:43,Amy Baco-Taylor,anything at -80?
08/13/2015,00:21:24,okeanosexplorer,i don't think there is a -80 reezer on board
08/13/2015,00:22:33,Scott France,Well defined "hypostomes" on these polyps
08/13/2015,00:22:40,leswatling,can we have same zoom on rock?
08/13/2015,00:22:47,okeanosexplorer,but we do have a -20
08/13/2015,00:22:57,tinamolodtsova,we did these are barnacles
08/13/2015,00:23:20,Amy Baco-Taylor,-20 not cold enough
08/13/2015,00:23:38,leswatling,modern acorn barnacles or something else?
08/13/2015,00:23:46,leswatling,I couldn't tell
08/13/2015,00:25:04,okexnav,LAT :27.12867, LON : -175.57086, DEPTH :2111.9297m, TEMP :  1.80511C, SAL : 34.63902 PSU, DO :  2.97284 mg/L
08/13/2015,00:25:31,leswatling,weren't these "anemones" collected the other day?
08/13/2015,00:25:56,tinamolodtsova,in another sponge thy looked a bit different
08/13/2015,00:26:50,tinamolodtsova,those we anemobes, here, I would not be 100% sure
08/13/2015,00:27:09,leswatling,you broke it you bought it!
08/13/2015,00:28:10,Amy Baco-Taylor,cool you can see how the polyps are connected inside the sponge
08/13/2015,00:29:17,tinamolodtsova,perhaps ZOA
08/13/2015,00:29:19,Scott France,If the polyps are connected, then I don't think they are anemones. More likely zoanthids in that case…
08/13/2015,00:29:22,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORPA
08/13/2015,00:29:58,tinamolodtsova,alcohol may be OK for ZOA
08/13/2015,00:30:17,tinamolodtsova,nobody cut them any more
08/13/2015,00:30:35,tinamolodtsova,cupcorals??
08/13/2015,00:31:17,Scott France,Have a close look when you get them on deck, if you can
08/13/2015,00:31:38,Scott France,or be sure to preserve a chuck of sponge with multiple polyps, but preserved for the polyps
08/13/2015,00:32:20,okeanosexplorer,we will. Some will go in EtOH and some in buffered formalin
08/13/2015,00:34:01,Scott France,Right. I just meant be sure not to only pluck polyps from the sponge for preservation - keep some in sponge. But you knew that!
08/13/2015,00:35:04,okeanosexplorer,absolutely, we did not even want to try to separate them.
08/13/2015,00:35:07,okexnav,LAT :27.12865, LON : -175.57073, DEPTH :2112.3317m, TEMP :  1.82810C, SAL : 34.63202 PSU, DO :  2.94933 mg/L
08/13/2015,00:35:50,Scott France,@Daniel: sorry for then stating the obvious!
08/13/2015,00:36:06,okeanosexplorer,collcted SPEC04BIO, Euretiniae sp., 2112m, -175.57073, 27.12873
08/13/2015,00:36:41,okeanosexplorer,not worries scott, please do remind us as we are workng with very little sleep
08/13/2015,00:36:42,Amy Baco-Taylor,zoom on primnoid?
08/13/2015,00:37:50,Amy Baco-Taylor,on boudler behind
08/13/2015,00:37:53,Amy Baco-Taylor,SPO collected
08/13/2015,00:37:58,okeanosexplorer,where is it?
08/13/2015,00:38:03,Amy Baco-Taylor,there
08/13/2015,00:38:25,tinamolodtsova,over the injured sponge
08/13/2015,00:38:47,Amy Baco-Taylor,yes, thanks
08/13/2015,00:38:48,okeanosexplorer,thaks
08/13/2015,00:39:04,tinamolodtsova,and check for cupcorals on the way
08/13/2015,00:40:11,okeanosexplorer,where are the cupcorals?
08/13/2015,00:40:17,tinamolodtsova,down
08/13/2015,00:40:22,Amy Baco-Taylor,looks like same species we've seen a few times
08/13/2015,00:40:23,Scott France,Another Narella
08/13/2015,00:40:53,Scott France,Primnoid diversity lower today than some other dives
08/13/2015,00:40:54,Amy Baco-Taylor,I don't think we've collected any primnoids on cruise yet, perhaps we can get one on one of next dives, just to have verifications of species to this depth
08/13/2015,00:41:09,okeanosexplorer,absolutely amy
08/13/2015,00:41:14,Amy Baco-Taylor,CORPR with OPH and amphipods
08/13/2015,00:41:23,brucemundy,We just had a brief visit by aides to Senator Brian Schatz, as part of a tour that they were given of the Inouye Research Center. They enjoyed seeing the video, with the finish to the sponge collection effort. Congratulations.
08/13/2015,00:41:33,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/13/2015,00:42:10,tinamolodtsova,Amphipods on Primnoid
08/13/2015,00:42:10,Scott France,Sponge base or new sponge growth?
08/13/2015,00:42:29,Scott France,Wow! Recruits for sure
08/13/2015,00:42:34,leswatling,nice babies
08/13/2015,00:42:37,Scott France,Stylasterid and…
08/13/2015,00:42:55,Amy Baco-Taylor,Anthomastus maybe or coralliid?
08/13/2015,00:43:38,tinamolodtsova,oh... can we collect stylasterid)))??
08/13/2015,00:43:43,Amy Baco-Taylor,back in a bit
08/13/2015,00:44:14,tinamolodtsova,negative for Anthomastus
08/13/2015,00:45:11,okexnav,LAT :27.12848, LON : -175.57082, DEPTH :2107.2856m, TEMP :  1.80448C, SAL : 34.63380 PSU, DO :  3.00160 mg/L
08/13/2015,00:46:08,Scott France,We already collected a stylasterid today, Tina
08/13/2015,00:46:45,okeanosexplorer,we cannot collect anything else today, but can take requests for future days
08/13/2015,00:47:24,Scott France,SQA
08/13/2015,00:47:47,Scott France,SPO has the measles
08/13/2015,00:48:00,leswatling,same sponge with the same polyps
08/13/2015,00:48:13,leswatling,my thoughts exactly Scott
08/13/2015,00:49:37,leswatling,these are more dense and maybe a little larger. this is amazing
08/13/2015,00:50:09,leswatling,there might be as much polyp biomass there as sponge biomass
08/13/2015,00:50:10,Scott France,I'm beginning to think my quip was not so funny. How the heck does any water flow with particulates get to the sponge?
08/13/2015,00:50:20,Scott France,Answer: sponge uses much smaller particles
08/13/2015,00:50:40,leswatling,yep
08/13/2015,00:52:19,Steve Auscavitch,lots of HYD
08/13/2015,00:52:35,tinamolodtsova,half-bamboo
08/13/2015,00:52:51,Scott France,CORI Jasonisis like
08/13/2015,00:53:38,leswatling,but it branches internodes, so neither Jasonisis or Orstomisis
08/13/2015,00:54:28,tinamolodtsova,Ampipods on HYd on CORI
08/13/2015,00:54:50,tinamolodtsova,SQA
08/13/2015,00:55:03,leswatling,I think it is related to Eknomisis... don't see needles between tentacles
08/13/2015,00:55:04,okexnav,LAT :27.12846, LON : -175.57075, DEPTH :2104.0427m, TEMP :  1.80476C, SAL : 34.63579 PSU, DO :  2.95077 mg/L
08/13/2015,00:55:36,Scott France,Predation!
08/13/2015,00:55:40,brucemundy,Synaphobranchid with prey
08/13/2015,00:55:57,Steve Auscavitch,CORA bathypathes
08/13/2015,00:56:02,Scott France,Did he have a cnidarian?
08/13/2015,00:56:05,tinamolodtsova,feeling good and fed, this fish
08/13/2015,00:56:07,Scott France,I mean "it"
08/13/2015,00:56:12,leswatling,but what is the prey?
08/13/2015,00:56:14,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/13/2015,00:56:28,brucemundy,Not sure about the prey. Could it have been tumors? Doesn't seem likely that it would survive long with those.
08/13/2015,00:56:33,Scott France,Wow. Hope the vidoe replay can capture a good frame grab of that
08/13/2015,00:56:50,Scott France,Looked like it was holding an anthomastus!
08/13/2015,00:56:53,leswatling,It did look cnidarian like
08/13/2015,00:57:00,Scott France,But since I haven't seen any I figure anemone
08/13/2015,00:57:09,Scott France,And what fish would eat a sponge
08/13/2015,00:57:11,tinamolodtsova,too white for anthomastus
08/13/2015,00:57:51,leswatling,very nice to see something actually eating something....
08/13/2015,00:58:00,tinamolodtsova,SPO 3 spp in line
08/13/2015,00:58:04,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Trissopathes
08/13/2015,00:58:19,Astrid Leitner,very cool
08/13/2015,00:58:23,tinamolodtsova,SQA on SPO
08/13/2015,00:58:36,Astrid Leitner,the dorsal fin origin was really far forward on that eel
08/13/2015,00:58:51,tinamolodtsova,CORPA + OPH
08/13/2015,01:00:17,okeanosexplorer,~15min left on ve
08/13/2015,01:01:02,tinamolodtsova,FSH
08/13/2015,01:01:27,Steve Auscavitch,CRI
08/13/2015,01:01:29,Scott France,OK, now THIS CORI is a Jasonisis… ;-)
08/13/2015,01:01:37,tinamolodtsova,CRI on CORI
08/13/2015,01:01:43,brucemundy,Same round-nosed Macrouridae. I decline to use the slash.
08/13/2015,01:01:45,Scott France,Thanks Fish!
08/13/2015,01:01:58,tinamolodtsova,OPH on CORI
08/13/2015,01:02:29,Astrid Leitner,macrouridae 
08/13/2015,01:02:37,tinamolodtsova,CORA.. Trisso I guess
08/13/2015,01:02:38,Astrid Leitner,but I don't know beyond family 
08/13/2015,01:03:29,Scott France,Chris is taking you to task...
08/13/2015,01:03:41,Scott France,Don't make ME ID that fish!
08/13/2015,01:04:09,leswatling,I'm going to sign off... a major thunderstorm about to start here, so might get dumped off anyway. Thanks for another interesting dive....
08/13/2015,01:04:16,Scott France,That wa a challenge to fish folks, not a response to you Chris!
08/13/2015,01:04:24,Scott France,Ciao Les.
08/13/2015,01:04:27,tinamolodtsova,lost video and audio..
08/13/2015,01:04:29,Scott France,Copy Chris
08/13/2015,01:04:53,brucemundy,It looked like the same thing that we thought might be either a Malacocephalus or Trachonurus. (When I was a journal editor, I asked authors to reserve the slash for mathematical expressions, and refrain from using it in text.)
08/13/2015,01:05:09,okexnav,LAT :27.12808, LON : -175.57069, DEPTH :2094.6820m, TEMP :  1.82355C, SAL : 34.63133 PSU, DO :  2.92581 mg/L
08/13/2015,01:05:57,Scott France,I've really enjoyed todays dive. Lots of interesting variety.
08/13/2015,01:06:17,Scott France,Chris is beginning to hallucinate.
08/13/2015,01:06:36,Scott France,Someone get him a cot, STAT.
08/13/2015,01:06:46,Scott France,CORI Isidella
08/13/2015,01:08:14,Scott France,CORPR x2 perhaps 2 different spp
08/13/2015,01:10:15,tinamolodtsova,CORCH
08/13/2015,01:11:01,Scott France,Hmmm… not sure what that whip on the right was.
08/13/2015,01:11:06,Scott France,Perhaps SPO
08/13/2015,01:11:36,tinamolodtsova,CORC, CORPR
08/13/2015,01:11:40,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/13/2015,01:11:54,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Chryso
08/13/2015,01:13:19,tinamolodtsova,ASR
08/13/2015,01:14:15,Scott France,Good time to stop for me. Just finished making Cincinnati Chili and am ready to eat! :-)
08/13/2015,01:14:22,Scott France,Deep sea diving in the kitchen.
08/13/2015,01:14:37,tinamolodtsova,CORCH Irido
08/13/2015,01:15:03,tinamolodtsova,never tried Cincinnati Chili
08/13/2015,01:15:07,okexnav,LAT :27.12828, LON : -175.57056, DEPTH :2102.6809m, TEMP :  1.82981C, SAL : 34.63122 PSU, DO :  2.92793 mg/L
08/13/2015,01:15:25,tinamolodtsova,CORC
08/13/2015,01:15:29,tinamolodtsova,CORPR
08/13/2015,01:15:48,tinamolodtsova,cipcoral close to CORC?
08/13/2015,01:16:27,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
08/13/2015,01:19:24,tinamolodtsova,FSH
08/13/2015,01:19:58,Scott France,Talk to you soon.
08/13/2015,01:20:14,Scott France,Did you say on the half hour, or 35 min
08/13/2015,01:20:30,Scott France,3:30 or 3:35?
08/13/2015,01:20:41,tinamolodtsova,thanks to pilots and to the team
08/13/2015,01:25:07,okexnav,LAT :27.12859, LON : -175.57086, DEPTH :1931.5274m, TEMP :  1.97857C, SAL : 34.61534 PSU, DO :  2.57191 mg/L
08/13/2015,01:35:08,okexnav,LAT :27.12855, LON : -175.57090, DEPTH :1595.1561m, TEMP :  2.31287C, SAL : 34.57544 PSU, DO :  2.08047 mg/L
08/13/2015,01:45:07,okexnav,LAT :27.12822, LON : -175.57057, DEPTH :1271.9777m, TEMP :  2.91900C, SAL : 34.49269 PSU, DO :  1.30567 mg/L
08/13/2015,01:55:07,okexnav,LAT :27.12756, LON : -175.56959, DEPTH : 937.7147m, TEMP :  3.78936C, SAL : 34.32899 PSU, DO :  0.91665 mg/L
08/13/2015,02:05:07,okexnav,LAT :27.12687, LON : -175.56847, DEPTH : 607.9743m, TEMP :  6.54483C, SAL : 34.05351 PSU, DO :  3.59773 mg/L
08/13/2015,02:15:12,okexnav,LAT :27.12616, LON : -175.56719, DEPTH : 273.1780m, TEMP : 13.97889C, SAL : 34.43078 PSU, DO :  6.48284 mg/L
08/13/2015,02:25:07,okexnav,LAT :27.12569, LON : -175.56553, DEPTH :  44.7302m, TEMP : 23.25370C, SAL : 35.39002 PSU, DO :  7.56252 mg/L
08/13/2015,02:35:07,okexnav,LAT :27.12608, LON : -175.56337, DEPTH :m, TEMP : C, SAL :  PSU, DO :  mg/L
08/13/2015,18:12:54,kelleyelliott,Hi All - NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer is currently on station and deploying the ROV for Dive 12 along the western edge of a rift zone extending southeast from Pearl & Hermes Atoll. The vehicle should arrive on bottom at 2800m around 1000-1015. Following completion of the seafloor component of today's dive, water column transects will be conducted en route to the surface, from 1200-800m.
08/13/2015,18:13:38,kelleyelliott,Note that currently the live video feeds are down - there is a problem with the I2 connection in Steel Valley that is affecting many, many more clients than us. We hope the feeds will be resored sometime this morning.
08/13/2015,18:14:06,kelleyelliott,We should still have telecon and IM capability'
08/13/2015,18:20:20,Scott France,Hope that gets solved. Deep-sea exploration by radio sounds old timey, but less interesting…
08/13/2015,18:21:07,ircecc,FSH
08/13/2015,18:22:34,okeanosexplorer,Hi folks - who all is able to see the live video? The stream is mking it to shore but may be down at some locations
08/13/2015,18:23:57,Scott France,Oh… I'm actually getting it (on I1). Guess I should have checked before making quips.
08/13/2015,18:24:18,okeanosexplorer,Excellent
08/13/2015,18:24:39,ircecc,Here at IRC we are seeing live video on camera 2 and camera 1 with a lot of breakups
08/13/2015,18:24:44,Scott France,As a test, can you say something on the audio...
08/13/2015,18:25:16,okeanosexplorer,Hang on, Scott. We're dialing into the telecon right now
08/13/2015,18:25:29,Scott France,Okay - I heard "Check"
08/13/2015,18:25:42,Scott France,I'm not on telecon...
08/13/2015,18:25:49,Scott France,Thanks Roland. Heard that test
08/13/2015,18:25:56,okeanosexplorer,How's the audio?
08/13/2015,18:26:05,Scott France,Thumbs up on audio
08/13/2015,18:26:14,okeanosexplorer,Great
08/13/2015,18:26:30,Scott France,I find camera 1 is streaming well now but camera 2 is black, although with audio
08/13/2015,18:26:48,Scott France,Oh I see - it is just dark!
08/13/2015,18:27:02,Scott France,There is so little in water column it is hard to tell if it is live!
08/13/2015,18:27:10,Scott France,I mean, live streaming
08/13/2015,18:27:35,Scott France,I'll go set up telecon to test...
08/13/2015,18:33:17,Steve Auscavitch,audio is a little broken
08/13/2015,18:36:57,ircecc,FSH
08/13/2015,18:53:13,okeanosexplorer,we will be shutting down the system completely for the next hour, but hope that it will be back up and running by the time we land on the bottom at ~1015HST
08/13/2015,18:58:53,Scott France,Copy that.
08/13/2015,19:50:29,ircecc,no video at IRCECC
08/13/2015,19:50:44,Jonathan Tree,no video at UH ECC either
08/13/2015,19:52:35,okeanosexplorer,do you have audio?
08/13/2015,19:53:06,Jonathan Tree,telecon is out 
08/13/2015,19:53:17,ircecc,Audi just dropped out
08/13/2015,19:53:24,ircecc,*Audio
08/13/2015,19:53:45,okeanosexplorer,we just lost the conferece line but are working to get it back
08/13/2015,19:56:34,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Caulophacus
08/13/2015,19:56:41,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Bolosoma
08/13/2015,19:56:48,Scott France,Whoa! Guess you are on the bottom!
08/13/2015,19:57:27,brucemundy,Arggggh! What does the fish look like
08/13/2015,19:57:54,okeanosexplorer,he is too far away
08/13/2015,19:58:09,Jonathan Tree,still no video but excited to see these "bulbous" PIL
08/13/2015,20:01:03,Scott France,What depth did you touch down on?
08/13/2015,20:01:09,okeanosexplorer,2790m
08/13/2015,20:07:53,Scott France,I think that coral is new. ;-)
08/13/2015,20:10:21,Scott France,Balanoid would be the correct term, Chris
08/13/2015,20:10:57,okeanosexplorer,thanks scott
08/13/2015,20:13:21,Jonathan Tree,the geology sounds neat feom your great descriptions, looking forward to when the video comes back
08/13/2015,20:13:31,Jonathan Tree,from*
08/13/2015,20:14:28,Scott France,Would you mind typing the tentative IDs of the close-up observations so that later the eventlog can be used to find and interpret the images and video on the ftp site?
08/13/2015,20:14:39,okeanosexplorer,CORPR
08/13/2015,20:14:41,Scott France,Thanks - I realize your hands are full in control room
08/13/2015,20:14:48,okeanosexplorer,BAR - Scalpellidae
08/13/2015,20:14:58,Scott France,but without others making notations it will be up to you!
08/13/2015,20:15:16,okeanosexplorer,SQA - Munidopsis
08/13/2015,20:15:29,okeanosexplorer,BAR - Balanoid
08/13/2015,20:15:42,okeanosexplorer,BAR - ALcockianum alcockianum
08/13/2015,20:16:21,Scott France,Thanks Daniel. Appreciate your efforts!
08/13/2015,20:16:47,okeanosexplorer,we appreciate yours
08/13/2015,20:17:17,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Caulophacus (Oxydiscus) sp.
08/13/2015,20:18:08,okeanosexplorer,HYD - solitary hydroid
08/13/2015,20:18:29,okeanosexplorer,ACN
08/13/2015,20:19:22,okeanosexplorer,PIL
08/13/2015,20:22:55,Scott France,Hey! I'm hearing some audio trying to penetrate the video stream…
08/13/2015,20:23:03,Scott France,Hopefully a good sign.
08/13/2015,20:24:13,okeanosexplorer,CORPR - Calytrophora? sp.
08/13/2015,20:24:23,Scott France,Just as a note of interest following up on Chris comment about similarities to yesterday… based on a quick calculation in Google Earth we appear to be only about 28 nautical miles from where we dove yesterday and on a ridge that is more-or-less descending toward the ridge we were on yesterday. But we are several hundred meters deeper.
08/13/2015,20:26:32,Scott France,VIDEO!!
08/13/2015,20:26:41,Scott France,I can see! I can see!
08/13/2015,20:26:50,Scott France,Somewhat pixelated.
08/13/2015,20:27:04,Scott France,And not in widescreen format
08/13/2015,20:27:22,Scott France,Now frozen.
08/13/2015,20:27:25,okeanosexplorer,dead stalked SPO
08/13/2015,20:27:33,Scott France,But still images are better than no images.
08/13/2015,20:28:31,kelleyelliott,Please keep us informed here on any changes in video that you are seeing on shore
08/13/2015,20:28:36,Scott France,Acknowledged Daniel. I'm providing feedback in case it is useful to troubleshooting.
08/13/2015,20:28:45,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Bolosoma sp.
08/13/2015,20:28:45,Scott France,Copy that Kelley.
08/13/2015,20:29:01,kelleyelliott,Is it still frozen, Scott - or coming through albeit pixelated? We are having signal strength challenges...
08/13/2015,20:29:27,Scott France,Frozen right now
08/13/2015,20:29:37,Scott France,Still on same image as I noted above
08/13/2015,20:30:13,Scott France,i.e. after a very brief bit of video streaming, it has been frozen since
08/13/2015,20:30:22,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Caulophacus
08/13/2015,20:30:26,kelleyelliott,Is anyone at UH seeing the I2 feed?
08/13/2015,20:30:28,okeanosexplorer,BAR 
08/13/2015,20:30:47,Jonathan Tree,no video feed here at UH
08/13/2015,20:31:39,okeanosexplorer,CORCH -Chrysogorgia geniculata
08/13/2015,20:32:16,Jonathan Tree,conference call is in and out as well
08/13/2015,20:32:47,okeanosexplorer,CORO - Anthomastus
08/13/2015,20:32:49,Scott France,Yes, several brief interruptions in the telecon, but not too bad.
08/13/2015,20:34:22,brucemundy,Telecon good here at IRC, but we still do not have video.
08/13/2015,20:34:32,okeanosexplorer,BAR - Alcockianum alcockianum X5
08/13/2015,20:35:56,Scott France,Is there a long stalk below lyre, or is the "ltre" close to the bottom?
08/13/2015,20:36:04,Scott France,"lyre"
08/13/2015,20:36:21,okeanosexplorer,CORPR - lyrate close to bottom
08/13/2015,20:36:25,Scott France,Calyptrophora
08/13/2015,20:36:29,Scott France,perhaps
08/13/2015,20:37:56,okeanosexplorer,CORC - Corallium kishinouyi
08/13/2015,20:38:46,okeanosexplorer,HYD - solitary hydroid
08/13/2015,20:38:50,okeanosexplorer,BAR
08/13/2015,20:39:53,Scott France,Your commentary is nicely done. Thanks.
08/13/2015,20:40:18,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Caulophacus
08/13/2015,20:40:21,Nick Pawlenko,unfroze for a few seconds at IRC
08/13/2015,20:40:27,brucemundy,We've had a brief moment of video at IRC
08/13/2015,20:40:28,Scott France,Video returning very choppy, basically in stuttering still images
08/13/2015,20:40:33,Scott France,There we go!
08/13/2015,20:40:51,Scott France,Video streami nicely now.
08/13/2015,20:40:53,brucemundy,Video coming back at IRC, intermittently
08/13/2015,20:41:28,Scott France,I should perhaps temper my enthusiasm for "nicely" until it streams for more than 20 seconds!
08/13/2015,20:41:31,Scott France,Frozen again
08/13/2015,20:42:46,Jonathan Tree,thanks for keeping an eye out for a good samples
08/13/2015,20:43:09,Jonathan Tree,I will have to review the video to take a look at it later
08/13/2015,20:46:29,Scott France,How are sponge stalks aged?
08/13/2015,20:47:22,Scott France,Can't see video but it froze on a still of that large SPO stalk lying across bottom.
08/13/2015,20:47:46,Scott France,So, the stalk is an aggregation of elongate sponge spicules, right?
08/13/2015,20:48:09,Scott France,Or one spicule that grows larger with time?
08/13/2015,20:48:18,Scott France,I know the later is true of some stalked hexacts
08/13/2015,20:49:27,Scott France,If one spicule that thickens then it is an issue similar to coral skeletons, but if a mass of spicules it may be related to the number of  spicules.
08/13/2015,20:49:59,Scott France,Video is trseaming again.
08/13/2015,20:50:05,Scott France,Canb see you cutting sponge
08/13/2015,20:50:11,iscwatch,No video or coms at ISC
08/13/2015,20:50:21,Scott France,Obviously I can't type though
08/13/2015,20:50:29,Scott France,Too excited to see video
08/13/2015,20:51:02,Scott France,Ship telecon is dropped I think
08/13/2015,20:51:15,Scott France,Bruce says Tina will be available in 5 min
08/13/2015,20:51:39,Scott France,Looks like ship lost from eventlog as well…
08/13/2015,20:54:09,brucemundy,Had the telecon for a few moments at IRC, then lost it again.
08/13/2015,20:54:18,Scott France,Same here Bruce
08/13/2015,20:55:33,Scott France,We have a new participant in eventlog today: Asako Matsumoto, an octocoral specialist from japan.
08/13/2015,20:55:57,Jonathan Tree,frozen still image is coming through but some of those more angular sample look great, not sure if you have sampled yet 
08/13/2015,20:56:30,Jonathan Tree,lost the conference call as well
08/13/2015,20:56:44,Scott France,Yes, very quiet from ship
08/13/2015,20:58:10,brucemundy,@Chris, @Dan - Tia Brown is here now and can take your questions, if we can re-establish telecon or eventlog contact at IRC. Let us know
08/13/2015,21:02:24,okeanosexplorer,thans bruce
08/13/2015,21:02:57,okeanosexplorer,tia, we are wondering if we can take a sample of this dead sponge
08/13/2015,21:04:15,Asako K. Matsumoto,Thank you Scott for introducing me for everyone.
08/13/2015,21:04:39,okeanosexplorer,welcome asako, and tahnks for joining us!
08/13/2015,21:05:21,leswatling,I have had no video since trying to get on over the last half hour. Is that a common problem?
08/13/2015,21:05:22,Asako K. Matsumoto,Thank you! glad to join Today!
08/13/2015,21:05:58,okeanosexplorer,yes, les. video is a problem for everyone
08/13/2015,21:06:20,leswatling,ok, I'll hang in there.
08/13/2015,21:06:32,kelleyelliott,Do folks currently have not video, or frozen/choppy video?
08/13/2015,21:07:10,Scott France,No video
08/13/2015,21:07:22,Jonathan Tree,no video here at UH
08/13/2015,21:07:23,Scott France,Telecon good
08/13/2015,21:07:23,iscwatch,No video
08/13/2015,21:07:45,Jonathan Tree,can hear Daniel well on the conference call
08/13/2015,21:09:55,brucemundy,We hear the telecon at IRC now, but still no video.
08/13/2015,21:10:13,okeanosexplorer,thanks bruce
08/13/2015,21:16:13,okeanosexplorer,collected dead sponge stalk, SPEC01BIO, 2793m
08/13/2015,21:16:53,Jonathan Tree,conference call is breaking up but did you guys get a luck inside of the sample that broke to see if it was all just Mn coating or did there apear to be altered basalt in the interior
08/13/2015,21:17:03,Jonathan Tree,look inside**
08/13/2015,21:18:36,okeanosexplorer,it did look like there was basalt in the interior, but very thin
08/13/2015,21:19:43,Jonathan Tree,thanks, hopefullly any of the others your are trying are better
08/13/2015,21:19:45,okeanosexplorer,collected rock, SPEC02GEO, 2793m
08/13/2015,21:21:32,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/13/2015,21:21:40,Jonathan Tree,thanks for taking another sample
08/13/2015,21:22:15,okeanosexplorer,Synapobranchid
08/13/2015,21:23:21,okeanosexplorer,CORCH - Chrysogorgia geniculata
08/13/2015,21:24:28,Astrid Leitner,I still have no video :( there was a fish?
08/13/2015,21:24:55,Astrid Leitner,-ff
08/13/2015,21:25:17,Astrid Leitner,I am just using the public stream btw
08/13/2015,21:25:48,Scott France,@Astrid: so far no video today (except for a few very short bursts)
08/13/2015,21:26:11,Astrid Leitner,okay I thought it was maybe just the public stream
08/13/2015,21:26:14,Astrid Leitner,thanks scott
08/13/2015,21:29:06,Scott France,Lepidisis
08/13/2015,21:29:13,okeanosexplorer,thyanks
08/13/2015,21:29:21,Scott France,at least under current taxonomy
08/13/2015,21:29:40,Scott France,BUT, there are in reality unbranched forms in several genera
08/13/2015,21:30:11,Scott France,Hard to distinguish on video, and even harder on "radio!" ;-)
08/13/2015,21:31:07,okeanosexplorer,comatulid CRI
08/13/2015,21:31:13,okeanosexplorer,ACN - Actinoschyphia
08/13/2015,21:39:09,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Stauropathes staurocrada? 
08/13/2015,21:39:14,Jonathan Tree,larger PIL = higher effusion rates during the eruption
08/13/2015,21:39:25,Scott France,No video yet…
08/13/2015,21:39:28,brucemundy,No video at IRC
08/13/2015,21:46:50,tinamolodtsova,still no?
08/13/2015,21:48:01,iscwatch,None at ISC
08/13/2015,21:48:10,Scott France,No video here
08/13/2015,21:49:39,Jonathan Tree,no video at UH ECC but the conference call has seemed to more stable
08/13/2015,21:51:13,tinamolodtsova,will be back in an hour
08/13/2015,21:52:49,brucemundy,This is cruel. You are taunting us, Chris.
08/13/2015,22:00:04,okeanosexplorer,Narella
08/13/2015,22:00:37,Scott France,Chris - your volume went down some...
08/13/2015,22:01:51,Scott France,I', ready!
08/13/2015,22:01:57,Scott France,I'm
08/13/2015,22:02:18,Scott France,Probably internodal branching, I predict...
08/13/2015,22:02:35,Scott France,Keratoisis sp.
08/13/2015,22:02:46,Scott France,Me neither! ;-)
08/13/2015,22:02:56,Scott France,(I haven't seen it)
08/13/2015,22:03:48,Scott France,Reddish color not unusual in Keratoisis D clade
08/13/2015,22:06:58,Scott France,Naturally I would be happy to see an isidid collected!
08/13/2015,22:07:43,okeanosexplorer,roger that, scott
08/13/2015,22:09:50,Scott France,This is the equivalent of someone saying to me "You'll never guess what I got for your birthday. Just you wait." And then I have to wait!
08/13/2015,22:10:24,okeanosexplorer,the important thing is that IT IS YOUR BIRTHDAY!
08/13/2015,22:11:14,Scott France,haha
08/13/2015,22:16:31,iscwatch,Watch change at ISC - Derek in mission control now
08/13/2015,22:16:46,iscwatch,If you're getting multicast video please let me know
08/13/2015,22:16:51,okeanosexplorer,welcome derek
08/13/2015,22:17:40,Scott France,Just realized my earlier suggestion of sending screen grab was ill-conceived because of course YOU are not streaming the video to the computer in control room. Sorry about that!
08/13/2015,22:18:15,okeanosexplorer,collected  SPEC03BIO, Keratoisis? sp. 2775m, -175.46051, 27.51735
08/13/2015,22:20:00,Scott France,Chrysos to the left of me, chrysos to the right, here I am, stuck in the middle with you…
08/13/2015,22:20:14,Scott France,Gotta do something when there is no video stream...
08/13/2015,22:21:53,Scott France,Thx
08/13/2015,22:22:02,Scott France,Little Steely Dan there
08/13/2015,22:26:02,Jonathan Tree,It is really neat that you guys are looking at the perfect combination of the physical factors that affect the hapes and morphologies of pillow flows to make them as remarkably round as you are describing (i.e. effusion rate, viscosity and composition, the slope surface the flow erupted on to, cooling rates, etc.)
08/13/2015,22:28:42,okeanosexplorer,HOL
08/13/2015,22:31:29,okeanosexplorer,SHI - Nematocarcinus tenuirostris
08/13/2015,22:32:25,brucemundy,@Scott - The consensus from the Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center is Stealers Wheel, not Steely Dan?  But its not fish, so we are not sure.
08/13/2015,22:32:55,okeanosexplorer,glad that you guys are discussing the important things :)
08/13/2015,22:33:18,brucemundy,Until the video comes back ....
08/13/2015,22:34:57,Scott France,@Bruce: you are right! Completely forgot that.
08/13/2015,22:35:12,Scott France,Glad you don't check my coral IDs! ;-)
08/13/2015,22:35:26,brucemundy,I just received a message from Bob Moffitt about the swimming gastropod that he and Frank Parrish saw during a HURL dive off the Kona Coast. Bob writes "We did collect a specimen. The gastropod is a trochid, Gaza daedala. I still have the specimen."
08/13/2015,22:35:44,Scott France,Greta to get that IDed.
08/13/2015,22:35:47,Scott France,Great
08/13/2015,22:38:25,okeanosexplorer,thamks bruce
08/13/2015,22:38:35,Amy Baco-Taylor,Do we have an eta on when there will be video?
08/13/2015,22:38:47,okeanosexplorer,no, sorry amy
08/13/2015,22:39:04,Amy Baco-Taylor,Nice community there?
08/13/2015,22:39:27,okeanosexplorer,not really, very few animals and even fewer corals
08/13/2015,22:39:51,Amy Baco-Taylor,Same or different species from what we been seeing?
08/13/2015,22:40:03,okeanosexplorer,different species
08/13/2015,22:40:08,Amy Baco-Taylor,Neat
08/13/2015,22:40:11,okeanosexplorer,except for the sponges
08/13/2015,22:41:09,okeanosexplorer,we have been seeing Caulophacus and Bolosoma that look almost identical to what we saw on previous dies 
08/13/2015,22:41:22,okeanosexplorer,a lot more barnacles here
08/13/2015,22:41:27,Amy Baco-Taylor,Interesting there is a changeover of corals but not sponges
08/13/2015,22:41:30,okeanosexplorer,live ones
08/13/2015,22:41:44,Amy Baco-Taylor,enough to make those fields of dead ones?
08/13/2015,22:41:54,okeanosexplorer,no
08/13/2015,22:43:05,Amy Baco-Taylor,I'm still hoping to see that field of live ones
08/13/2015,22:44:02,okeanosexplorer,MOL - Aplacophoran
08/13/2015,22:44:23,brucemundy,Logging off. I'll check later this afternoon with the hope that the video comes back for the midwater transects.  Bruce
08/13/2015,22:45:43,Amy Baco-Taylor,Same here, but I'll keep checking back like I've been doing..
08/13/2015,22:45:53,ircecc,Bruce here - Get frame grabs!
08/13/2015,22:51:16,Scott France,You should plug legs 3 & 4 as well…
08/13/2015,22:51:35,kelleyelliott,I'll be sure to send an e-mail around once the feeds are back up and consistently running
08/13/2015,22:52:02,kelleyelliott,Our Electronics Technician just want back into the VSAT satellite dome to work on more adjustments
08/13/2015,22:53:06,okeanosexplorer,CORCH - Chrysogorgia geniculata
08/13/2015,22:57:35,okeanosexplorer,ASR - Brisingid
08/13/2015,22:57:43,okeanosexplorer,canyon?
08/13/2015,22:57:57,okeanosexplorer,BAR - Alcokianum alcockianum
08/13/2015,22:58:57,Jonathan Tree,what orientation do the canyon walls have in relation the the ridge line? just wondering if the canyon formed due to ersion or if it might be a fault
08/13/2015,22:59:35,Jonathan Tree,if the canyon walls are perpidicular to the ridge line I would guess that it formed from erosive processes
08/13/2015,23:01:49,okeanosexplorer,CORO - Anthomastus
08/13/2015,23:02:38,okeanosexplorer,ASR
08/13/2015,23:02:46,okeanosexplorer,dropped con line
08/13/2015,23:03:52,okeanosexplorer,ASR - Pteraster reticulatus
08/13/2015,23:04:28,tinamolodtsova,still no video?
08/13/2015,23:04:53,okeanosexplorer,CORC - Corallium sp.
08/13/2015,23:05:02,Scott France,Still nio video Tina.
08/13/2015,23:05:08,Scott France,Cross yopur fingers, maybe soon.
08/13/2015,23:05:14,Scott France,They are working hard!
08/13/2015,23:05:45,tinamolodtsova,I trust you completely!
08/13/2015,23:05:58,Scott France,I'm just a bystander like you!
08/13/2015,23:06:07,tinamolodtsova,Daniel? No black corals?? 
08/13/2015,23:06:31,tinamolodtsova,Scott, at least we can read about them and pretend that they are)
08/13/2015,23:08:00,okeanosexplorer,only 2 colonies of Stauropathes, tina
08/13/2015,23:08:13,tinamolodtsova,Thank you Daniel!
08/13/2015,23:08:51,Scott France,I think telecon connection is lost
08/13/2015,23:09:16,okeanosexplorer,roger that, scott
08/13/2015,23:09:23,okeanosexplorer,working to reconnect
08/13/2015,23:13:33,okeanosexplorer,ACN - Exocoelactis
08/13/2015,23:14:31,okeanosexplorer,FSH - Synaptobranchid
08/13/2015,23:17:53,okeanosexplorer,ACN - Hormethiidae
08/13/2015,23:18:14,okeanosexplorer,CORC - Corallium
08/13/2015,23:25:33,okeanosexplorer,ACN - Actinostolidae
08/13/2015,23:25:39,okeanosexplorer,SQA
08/13/2015,23:27:07,okeanosexplorer,working to get onference line back
08/13/2015,23:27:57,Scott France,Copy that.
08/13/2015,23:28:59,okeanosexplorer,Calytrophora?
08/13/2015,23:30:21,okeanosexplorer,CORPR - Narella?
08/13/2015,23:35:00,okeanosexplorer,CORI - unbranched - Lepidisis?
08/13/2015,23:40:21,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Bathypathes
08/13/2015,23:41:18,Amy Baco-Taylor,Does the coralliid look like the same one we have been seeing?
08/13/2015,23:42:08,okeanosexplorer,we seen 2, one white and one pink
08/13/2015,23:42:19,Amy Baco-Taylor,Collect the white one?
08/13/2015,23:42:30,Amy Baco-Taylor,is it kishinouyei type?
08/13/2015,23:43:05,okeanosexplorer,the whiteone looked like kichinouyi
08/13/2015,23:43:25,okeanosexplorer,we unfortunately passed the white one long time ago
08/13/2015,23:43:36,okeanosexplorer,and neighter are very dense at all
08/13/2015,23:43:37,Amy Baco-Taylor,Be great to collect either one if you see again and haven't gotten the 2 bio for the dive already
08/13/2015,23:44:26,okeanosexplorer,got it amy
08/13/2015,23:45:10,Amy Baco-Taylor,Thanks :^)
08/13/2015,23:46:21,Scott France,Secondary pinnulation…
08/13/2015,23:46:51,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Stauropathes
08/13/2015,23:51:30,Scott France,Is it worth noting for the audience that barnacles are crustaceans, so closely related to the crabs and shrimp. They have reverted to a benthic existence by essentially gluing their heads to the substrate and kicking their legs (cirri) in the water to capture prey
08/13/2015,23:52:10,Scott France,couldn't type fast enough so you are no doubt no longer looking at barnacles
08/13/2015,23:52:27,Scott France,of course, neither is the general audience since we have no video! :-)
08/13/2015,23:53:35,Scott France,May have lost telecon again…