08/19/2015,00:00:13,tinamolodtsova,Great
08/19/2015,00:00:29,Scott, Gammarid APH as well
08/19/2015,00:01:19,Allen, Caprellidae
08/19/2015,00:01:31,Scott, Note: there are "skeleton shrimp" those are the caprellid amphipods we are focusing on, like little praying mantis
08/19/2015,00:01:43,Scott, and there are also fewer numbers of gammarid amphipods
08/19/2015,00:01:55,Allen, athecate HYD
08/19/2015,00:02:05,tinamolodtsova,I was told that only males are good to tell the species. I mean Caprellidae
08/19/2015,00:02:06,Scott, Hey Allen Collins! Welcome!
08/19/2015,00:02:11,Allen, Hi Scott
08/19/2015,00:02:32,Roland, Ships Phone system is down Ships ET is investigating the isssue.
08/19/2015,00:03:03,Scott, Tnanks Roland
08/19/2015,00:03:04,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/19/2015,00:04:36,tinamolodtsova,CRI, have to leave
08/19/2015,00:05:34,jonathantree,can we get a third rock sample from here?
08/19/2015,00:07:35,okeanosexplorer,do you need it from here?
08/19/2015,00:08:10,okeanosexplorer,or can we hold off with collections until we reach the summit?
08/19/2015,00:08:39,Allen, Same HYD
08/19/2015,00:09:02,Scott, Mary W. has just asked us to pass on that the odd looking "creature" you guys were wondering about (back on the Irido skeleton) was a dorsal view of a very "pregnant" caprellid amphipod. Amphipods are peracraids and brood their young in a marsupium below the abdomen. She said "it is the most pregnant female caprellid she has ever seen!"
08/19/2015,00:09:08,jonathantree,thats perfectly fine, I have to leave in a few. 
08/19/2015,00:09:28,okeanosexplorer,excellent
08/19/2015,00:10:04,jonathantree,thanks for the great job today keeping an eye out for samples while the telecon is down
08/19/2015,00:11:26,okeanosexplorer,no worries jon
08/19/2015,00:11:27,jonathantree,do you have an ETA for the summit?
08/19/2015,00:11:36,okeanosexplorer,~1hr
08/19/2015,00:11:45,Scott, Again, Chris is much quieter than Daniel and hard to hear.
08/19/2015,00:12:04,jonathantree,great I can probably make it back down here at the video wall by then
08/19/2015,00:12:15,okeanosexplorer,excellent
08/19/2015,00:14:03,Scott, I'm starting to get embarrassed watching this…
08/19/2015,00:19:23,Scott, CORPA w/ZOA
08/19/2015,00:19:23,Amy, ZOA
08/19/2015,00:19:24,Roland, Ships phone system troubleshooting continues.  No Fix action yet.
08/19/2015,00:19:32,Amy, almost looks like no CORPA left
08/19/2015,00:20:02,Amy, tehre's some CORPA
08/19/2015,00:20:09,Amy, Bullagummizoanthus
08/19/2015,00:20:51,Scott, Note how thick the ZOA walls are compared to that earlier one
08/19/2015,00:20:53,Amy, That's the most overgroan I've seen one of those, guess its not mutulaistic
08/19/2015,00:21:19,Scott, Speaking of comments: one more try: Chris is MUCH quieter than Daniel, and much quieter than he was earlier.
08/19/2015,00:21:20,Amy, overgrown
08/19/2015,00:25:07,okexnav,LAT :25.88576, LON : -167.78053, DEPTH :2023.0526m, TEMP :  1.88561C, SAL : 34.63052 PSU, DO :  2.96220 mg/L
08/19/2015,00:25:48,Amy, zoom please
08/19/2015,00:26:17,okeanosexplorer,CORC
08/19/2015,00:26:30,Scott, We've seen many of the Acanella "weberi" today
08/19/2015,00:26:35,Amy, prominent siphonozoids
08/19/2015,00:27:06,Amy, sample?
08/19/2015,00:28:06,Scott, I'm no help - don't know this group like Amy does
08/19/2015,00:30:14,Amy, could be, but most of the Hemicorallium we've seen this cruise all seem to be one species, this seems different from that species
08/19/2015,00:30:31,Scott, If you and Amy don't recognize it, it is a good candidate for collection
08/19/2015,00:31:34,Amy, It'll take a minute to call in, I wrote above though
08/19/2015,00:32:17,Amy, Cool, thanks!
08/19/2015,00:32:20,Scott, Telecon is down Amy, so don't bother
08/19/2015,00:32:34,Scott, Ship phone system is on the fritz
08/19/2015,00:33:45,Amy, I'm ok with leaving a portion
08/19/2015,00:34:11,Amy, DOn't need whole for taxonomy
08/19/2015,00:35:09,okexnav,LAT :25.88582, LON : -167.78039, DEPTH :2022.1879m, TEMP :  1.88266C, SAL : 34.63075 PSU, DO :  2.94563 mg/L
08/19/2015,00:39:18,Amy, the one ducale I collected before I seem to recall had some color variation where the polyps were a different color from the main skeleton
08/19/2015,00:39:37,Amy, Scott has collected a few ducale as I recall..
08/19/2015,00:40:08,okeanosexplorer,collected Hemiscorallium sp., SPEC04BIO, 2022m, -167.78036, 25.88589
08/19/2015,00:40:29,jonathantree,does anyone have audio on the video feed?
08/19/2015,00:40:55,Amy, yes I have audio on the full res feed
08/19/2015,00:40:55,okeanosexplorer,conference line down
08/19/2015,00:40:55,jonathantree,nvmd it came back
08/19/2015,00:42:02,Amy, back in a few
08/19/2015,00:45:09,okexnav,LAT :25.88615, LON : -167.78037, DEPTH :2012.5914m, TEMP :  1.89283C, SAL : 34.62914 PSU, DO :  2.94151 mg/L
08/19/2015,00:45:51,Scott, CPEN
08/19/2015,00:46:09,Scott, not sure if it was Halipteris, but possibly
08/19/2015,00:47:02,Scott, Video/audio freezing
08/19/2015,00:48:03,Scott, There is enough seds that I see another CPEN here!
08/19/2015,00:48:10,Scott, in center?
08/19/2015,00:48:32,okeanosexplorer,yup
08/19/2015,00:51:06,Scott, SQA in CORI whip
08/19/2015,00:52:05,Scott, SQA / galatheid
08/19/2015,00:52:23,Scott, BAR on CORI
08/19/2015,00:53:09,Scott, Another CORI whip w/ SQA on right
08/19/2015,00:53:14,Scott, CORPA
08/19/2015,00:53:28,Scott, Yes, the CORPA w/ZOA had OPHs with them
08/19/2015,00:53:46,Scott, It was one of the ways we could tell it was a CORPA as we approached
08/19/2015,00:54:55,Scott, At the least likely an Acanella
08/19/2015,00:55:04,Scott, don't know about the weberi part...
08/19/2015,00:55:08,okexnav,LAT :25.88627, LON : -167.78045, DEPTH :2010.0395m, TEMP :  1.89471C, SAL : 34.63017 PSU, DO :  2.93226 mg/L
08/19/2015,00:55:14,Scott, but only because I don't know the sp ecies well
08/19/2015,00:56:20,Scott, This Anthomastus has a much lighter base
08/19/2015,00:56:42,Scott, and LOTS of polyps
08/19/2015,00:57:08,Scott, This looks like "bugle" SPO we collected in Aleutians
08/19/2015,00:57:40,Scott, The one I described earlier in leg that had all the amphipods in it
08/19/2015,00:57:50,Scott, Toppled CORI fan
08/19/2015,00:59:17,Scott, CORPA w/ZOA overgrowth
08/19/2015,01:00:02,Scott, The question is whether these are the same CORPA species...
08/19/2015,01:00:21,Scott, There is some evidence in the N Atl that ZOA are specific to certain species
08/19/2015,01:00:47,Scott, We see the ZOA overgrowing some Paragorgia, but NEVER on others
08/19/2015,01:00:52,asakomatsumoto,Why always overgrowth on Paragorgia...
08/19/2015,01:01:02,Roland, call is back
08/19/2015,01:01:56,Scott, @Asako: because there are no sponges here! ;-)
08/19/2015,01:02:17,Scott, @Asako: seriously though, it is a mutualism it seems
08/19/2015,01:02:29,asakomatsumoto,@Tina: what do you mean!
08/19/2015,01:03:42,jonathantree,cool display on Cam2, thanks
08/19/2015,01:04:26,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: you are right. could be ZOA adopted to especially on Paragorgia.
08/19/2015,01:05:09,okexnav,LAT :25.88651, LON : -167.78016, DEPTH :2003.5837m, TEMP :  1.89721C, SAL : 34.62894 PSU, DO :  2.92520 mg/L
08/19/2015,01:06:12,okeanosexplorer,Iidogorgia
08/19/2015,01:06:19,tinamolodtsova,CORO Anthomastus
08/19/2015,01:06:31,okeanosexplorer,Chrysogorgia
08/19/2015,01:06:39,tinamolodtsova,CORA Srauro
08/19/2015,01:06:40,okeanosexplorer,CORC
08/19/2015,01:07:03,Roland, Quad split on stream 2 can mix any sources.  If different source is better let me know.
08/19/2015,01:07:23,tinamolodtsova,I have feeze just now
08/19/2015,01:08:02,Scott, @Asako: check out Bullagummizoanthus in http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0052607
08/19/2015,01:08:33,asakomatsumoto,@Scott: Thank you for the link.
08/19/2015,01:09:10,Amy,  CORI
08/19/2015,01:09:51,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip forked
08/19/2015,01:15:08,okexnav,LAT :25.88671, LON : -167.78029, DEPTH :1999.3701m, TEMP :  1.89977C, SAL : 34.62853 PSU, DO :  2.92121 mg/L
08/19/2015,01:15:55,ircecc,Bruce Mundy here - Another Synaphobranchus
08/19/2015,01:16:16,tinamolodtsova,CORA Stauro. zoom requested
08/19/2015,01:17:13,ircecc,I agree - Not S. brevidorsalis. I need to do some research to figure out what it was.
08/19/2015,01:17:31,asakomatsumoto,video frozen
08/19/2015,01:17:34,okeanosexplorer,we are just on the move again, sorry tina
08/19/2015,01:18:00,tinamolodtsova,it is ok, just strange growth form
08/19/2015,01:18:54,Amy, video breaking up, what is that pink thing?
08/19/2015,01:18:55,tinamolodtsova,freeze again
08/19/2015,01:19:15,Scott, My video is frozen
08/19/2015,01:19:20,Scott, so can't tell you
08/19/2015,01:19:34,tinamolodtsova,daniel can
08/19/2015,01:19:52,tinamolodtsova,can  you do a shot?
08/19/2015,01:19:54,Amy, looks like many skeleton SPO
08/19/2015,01:20:06,tinamolodtsova,A. tahinodus again?
08/19/2015,01:20:19,okeanosexplorer,looked like it
08/19/2015,01:20:53,tinamolodtsova,ACN
08/19/2015,01:21:09,tinamolodtsova,and other SPO
08/19/2015,01:21:12,brucemundy,The eel that we just saw was probably a Synaphobranchus affinis, the slightly shallower-dwelling species that we talked about earlie. Known from 290–2334 meters but most\nabundant at 500–1500 meters.
08/19/2015,01:22:25,Allen, No feed for me
08/19/2015,01:22:43,Scott, Lost video and telecon
08/19/2015,01:23:24,tinamolodtsova,just freeze. 
08/19/2015,01:23:59,tinamolodtsova,I mean the only sound I have is from video...
08/19/2015,01:24:23,tinamolodtsova,t leas I have a nice frozen picture
08/19/2015,01:25:03,Scott, telecon back but not video
08/19/2015,01:25:25,tinamolodtsova,I would prefer video back
08/19/2015,01:25:29,Scott, haha
08/19/2015,01:25:31,asakomatsumoto,still images of orders of sponges
08/19/2015,01:27:21,asakomatsumoto,video back!
08/19/2015,01:27:51,tinamolodtsova,can we get a stone with anthomastus then? it can go to geology box, they never fall
08/19/2015,01:28:58,tinamolodtsova,and the rock will be labled///
08/19/2015,01:29:03,okeanosexplorer,we will look tina
08/19/2015,01:29:04,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/19/2015,01:29:24,tinamolodtsova,CORA Trauro & Bathy
08/19/2015,01:30:07,tinamolodtsova,CRI and frozen video
08/19/2015,01:30:21,Scott, Looks like headlights on the CORI fabn in right background
08/19/2015,01:31:03,Scott, Just missing lots of tissue?
08/19/2015,01:32:14,tinamolodtsova,CORA
08/19/2015,01:32:50,Scott, The anthomastus will likely dislodge more easily than, say, an anemone…
08/19/2015,01:32:58,Amy, CORC
08/19/2015,01:33:02,Amy, CORO anthomastus
08/19/2015,01:33:05,Scott, so might be grab-able by manip…
08/19/2015,01:34:13,Scott, Right, Chris. The stalk is "durable," more like a Paragorgia stem than an anemone column
08/19/2015,01:34:24,tinamolodtsova,zoom at CoRA
08/19/2015,01:34:41,Scott, @Tina: can you hear the questions Chris and Daniel are asking you?
08/19/2015,01:34:49,Scott, about what Anthomastus to collect?
08/19/2015,01:34:59,Scott, Does it matter what species or morph?
08/19/2015,01:35:07,okexnav,LAT :25.88752, LON : -167.78034, DEPTH :1980.2253m, TEMP :  1.91790C, SAL : 34.62761 PSU, DO :  2.85515 mg/L
08/19/2015,01:35:21,tinamolodtsova,no, I have no audio\in my sense, it will be a half
08/19/2015,01:35:29,okeanosexplorer,tina, interested in a sample of this?
08/19/2015,01:35:34,Scott, Do you like this Anthomastus for collection?
08/19/2015,01:35:44,okeanosexplorer,we would collect the whole things
08/19/2015,01:35:48,tinamolodtsova,good zoom first
08/19/2015,01:36:04,okeanosexplorer,zoomed in now
08/19/2015,01:36:25,Roland, do you not have audio from your video available?
08/19/2015,01:36:40,Scott, Yes, there is audio with video...
08/19/2015,01:36:47,Scott, but Tina is evidently not playing it
08/19/2015,01:36:51,tinamolodtsova,this one is apprently Pseudoanthomastus, I am not sure about species, but it has to be a polycheat underneath
08/19/2015,01:37:06,Amy, Would be great to have sample for DNA for that genus
08/19/2015,01:37:06,okeanosexplorer,do you want it collected?
08/19/2015,01:37:14,Scott, Is it sufficiently unknown to collect?
08/19/2015,01:37:24,tinamolodtsova,we can try,  byt this one is most probably fisheri
08/19/2015,01:37:57,Amy, Is there an anthomastus you've seen this dive you'd rather have?
08/19/2015,01:38:41,Allen, That was a good argument for SPO collection
08/19/2015,01:38:53,Scott, haha
08/19/2015,01:38:57,tinamolodtsova,actually fisheri is usually known for shallower depth. the problem that it will be only part of Anthomastus most probably
08/19/2015,01:39:22,Scott, @Tina: they are going to try to scrape if from bottom
08/19/2015,01:39:50,tinamolodtsova,but I am not 100% sure. Pseudoanthomastus. Fisheri is usually 500 m max
08/19/2015,01:40:15,Amy, Sounds like a colector then
08/19/2015,01:40:15,Scott, Well, you may be seeing it later so you can make a decision
08/19/2015,01:40:28,tinamolodtsova,lets do it
08/19/2015,01:40:37,Scott, Oh, it is on!
08/19/2015,01:40:43,okeanosexplorer,thanks tina
08/19/2015,01:41:21,Roland, hows quad split
08/19/2015,01:41:30,tinamolodtsova,but... they are nit easy to take without stone...
08/19/2015,01:41:59,Scott, When they go for Anthomastus, can you suggest they try to nudge it to dislodge from the substrate rather than clamping down on it like that sponge?
08/19/2015,01:42:21,jonathantree,Roland, I think that the quad split is neat. also the other split screen display with NAV and sonar was a great display
08/19/2015,01:42:24,tinamolodtsova,yes... I was thinking how to say it
08/19/2015,01:42:56,Roland, k
08/19/2015,01:43:04,Scott, @Roland: feed looks good
08/19/2015,01:43:24,brucemundy,Roland - I also like the quad split. We see it well at IRC. It gives a nice perspective on the scene.
08/19/2015,01:43:48,Scott, @Roland: but I would only want to view it during collections.
08/19/2015,01:45:08,okexnav,LAT :25.88747, LON : -167.78038, DEPTH :1980.2874m, TEMP :  1.91455C, SAL : 34.62719 PSU, DO :  2.86544 mg/L
08/19/2015,01:45:10,okeanosexplorer,collected sponge, SPEC05BIO, 1982m
08/19/2015,01:45:49,tinamolodtsova,I would try at pilots' place ... not to try to tear it of...substrate.. I never picked Anthomastus befor, and I alredy have seen a half picked up with manipulator
08/19/2015,01:46:52,tinamolodtsova,yes,  lower part against the very base
08/19/2015,01:47:21,Scott, Perfect!!
08/19/2015,01:47:42,Scott, Lets see if it can be picked up now!
08/19/2015,01:47:52,asakomatsumoto,cross fingers!
08/19/2015,01:48:14,tinamolodtsova,increadible machine
08/19/2015,01:49:08,tinamolodtsova,do not squeeze it...
08/19/2015,01:49:11,Amy, can you scoop it?
08/19/2015,01:49:48,Amy, gettin out of here before you try to collect him next!
08/19/2015,01:50:14,tinamolodtsova,photobomb?
08/19/2015,01:50:17,Allen, Nice
08/19/2015,01:50:23,Scott, A matter of some delicacy! Well done Jeff!! Bravo!
08/19/2015,01:50:56,Scott, See? Collecting Anthomastus is easy. ;-)
08/19/2015,01:50:57,asakomatsumoto,excellent! very impressed.
08/19/2015,01:51:08,okeanosexplorer,collected Pseudoanthomastus, SPEC06BIO, 1980m, -167.78036, 25.88749
08/19/2015,01:51:12,Scott, Outstanding
08/19/2015,01:51:12,tinamolodtsova,Increadible
08/19/2015,01:51:14,Amy, nice!
08/19/2015,01:51:49,tinamolodtsova,and can we zoom back at that creature?
08/19/2015,01:52:41,Jared, The drylab applauds. Well done!
08/19/2015,01:53:44,Scott, Pagurid with anemone
08/19/2015,01:54:02,tinamolodtsova,IScott, have you ever collected Anthomastus before?
08/19/2015,01:54:11,Scott, Not like that!!
08/19/2015,01:54:32,tinamolodtsova,CORA Bathy
08/19/2015,01:54:33,Scott, When w eget them it is as you said - on a rock or on a stalk
08/19/2015,01:54:52,okeanosexplorer,tina, how would you like the specimen preserved? 
08/19/2015,01:54:53,Amy, I have collected them with Pisces with the claw, but it is a different type of claw
08/19/2015,01:55:00,Amy, some for DNA
08/19/2015,01:55:08,okexnav,LAT :25.88750, LON : -167.78030, DEPTH :1979.0893m, TEMP :  1.95528C, SAL : 34.62119 PSU, DO :  2.84953 mg/L
08/19/2015,01:55:30,okeanosexplorer,we will preserved some for DNA
08/19/2015,01:55:39,Amy, tnx :)
08/19/2015,01:55:46,okeanosexplorer,but the rest? Formalin? EtOH?
08/19/2015,01:56:01,tinamolodtsova,Take an autozooid, it is easier
08/19/2015,01:56:15,tinamolodtsova,EtOH
08/19/2015,01:56:47,Scott, Just a note to Amy, others: ALL samples are having snippets preserved for DNA. Those snippets will go to OGL where DNA extracts can be requested as a loan, like from a museum
08/19/2015,01:57:08,Amy, Any DNa samples to Smtihsonian
08/19/2015,01:57:12,Amy, ?
08/19/2015,01:57:19,Amy, CORI many
08/19/2015,01:57:20,Scott, No. Vouchers to SI
08/19/2015,01:57:27,Amy, Vouchers in…?
08/19/2015,01:57:46,Scott, But most vouchers are in EtOH, so...
08/19/2015,01:58:01,okeanosexplorer,EtOH, unless other requests
08/19/2015,01:58:03,tinamolodtsova,hermit crab with ACN
08/19/2015,01:58:04,Amy, contact person at OGL?
08/19/2015,01:58:37,Scott, I'll dig it out.
08/19/2015,01:59:14,Allen, Dan Distel?
08/19/2015,01:59:35,Scott, Dan is ythe main guy, but Charlotte Said may be the contact.
08/19/2015,02:00:05,kelleyelliott,I can corall Meme and Karl
08/19/2015,02:00:41,Allen, HYD on edge of SPO
08/19/2015,02:00:56,Scott, Check out this site: http://www.northeastern.edu/cos/marinescience/ogl/
08/19/2015,02:01:29,tinamolodtsova,no dive tomorrow?
08/19/2015,02:01:42,Scott, No dive tomorrow
08/19/2015,02:01:58,Scott, I mean: correct - no dive tomorrow
08/19/2015,02:02:15,tinamolodtsova,thank Scott!
08/19/2015,02:02:51,asakomatsumoto,Oh! forgot that there is time difference between here in Japan and Hawaii. for me, it is thursday tomorrow. Thank you Scott!
08/19/2015,02:03:07,Scott, haha! Glad you caught that Asako!
08/19/2015,02:03:08,tinamolodtsova,It was INCREADIBLE experience with Pseudoanthomastus. Daniel, check the worm, it has to be a polychaete
08/19/2015,02:04:13,asakomatsumoto,you are right Scott :)
08/19/2015,02:04:21,Amy, can hear conf call on the video feed
08/19/2015,02:04:28,tinamolodtsova,Ok, Asako! Have a good // do not tease me, it is only Wendsday
08/19/2015,02:04:49,Scott, Oh geez!
08/19/2015,02:05:10,okexnav,LAT :25.88727, LON : -167.78114, DEPTH :1917.4044m, TEMP :  2.12657C, SAL : 34.60838 PSU, DO :  2.57928 mg/L
08/19/2015,02:08:15,asakomatsumoto,at least, I know no dive tomorrow now! :) Thank you all. I really impressed today's dive.
08/19/2015,02:08:31,jonathantree,the other bank west of W. Nihoa is called Westpac Bank
08/19/2015,02:11:37,Allen, Hi Mike V
08/19/2015,02:15:24,okexnav,LAT :25.88735, LON : -167.78111, DEPTH :1629.6607m, TEMP :  2.53695C, SAL : 34.57715 PSU, DO :  2.20442 mg/L
08/19/2015,02:15:37,michaelvecchione,Hi Allen. If you click on a name in the left screen you can chat with an individual.
08/19/2015,02:15:53,michaelvecchione,correction -- right screen
08/19/2015,02:16:01,michaelvecchione,dyslexia
08/19/2015,02:25:09,okexnav,LAT :25.88788, LON : -167.78021, DEPTH :1336.8877m, TEMP :  3.03819C, SAL : 34.52997 PSU, DO :  1.79339 mg/L
08/19/2015,02:29:55,Roland, Multiview on Stream 2 = Top Left Seirios,  Top Right = EK60,  Bottom Left ROVHD,  Bottom Right = ROVPilot GUI
08/19/2015,02:30:28,okeanosexplorer,arrived at 1200m
08/19/2015,02:30:49,okeanosexplorer,oce we are stabilized we will start our first 10min survey
08/19/2015,02:33:58,brucemundy,JFH
08/19/2015,02:34:24,Allen, Lost it.
08/19/2015,02:34:28,kelleyelliott,Reminder for those joining us for the first time, you can join the teleconference line by dialing: 1-866-617-5860, passcode: 1233796  
08/19/2015,02:34:30,brucemundy,SHI
08/19/2015,02:34:35,okeanosexplorer,start first transect
08/19/2015,02:34:43,okeanosexplorer,1200m
08/19/2015,02:35:07,okexnav,LAT :25.88836, LON : -167.77850, DEPTH :1198.6233m, TEMP :  3.37925C, SAL : 34.49416 PSU, DO :  1.49504 mg/L
08/19/2015,02:35:20,okeanosexplorer,MUC
08/19/2015,02:35:37,michaelvecchione,larvacean
08/19/2015,02:36:04,brucemundy,TUN  ?
08/19/2015,02:36:14,brucemundy,or SIP ?
08/19/2015,02:36:14,michaelvecchione,siph
08/19/2015,02:36:29,kelleyelliott,Chris - you're talking over the Tel1 one line but not OKEX. Please toggle OKEX on as well please.
08/19/2015,02:37:22,Allen, Definitely Calycophoran
08/19/2015,02:37:49,brucemundy,Copepod
08/19/2015,02:39:50,michaelvecchione,chaet
08/19/2015,02:40:27,brucemundy,SHI
08/19/2015,02:41:12,Allen, Lost video
08/19/2015,02:41:23,michaelvecchione,me too
08/19/2015,02:41:45,michaelvecchione,video back again
08/19/2015,02:42:54,brucemundy,CTE  ?
08/19/2015,02:43:09,okeanosexplorer,LAR - Larvacean house?
08/19/2015,02:43:22,michaelvecchione,no video
08/19/2015,02:43:30,brucemundy,Yes, LAR. Not CTE.
08/19/2015,02:44:12,michaelvecchione,muc
08/19/2015,02:44:31,okeanosexplorer,end 1200m transect
08/19/2015,02:44:38,michaelvecchione,could be ink
08/19/2015,02:45:08,okexnav,LAT :25.88858, LON : -167.77774, DEPTH :1199.6534m, TEMP :  3.37420C, SAL : 34.49512 PSU, DO :  1.50932 mg/L
08/19/2015,02:46:00,michaelvecchione,I tried switching to the low-res I1 feed but got nothing.
08/19/2015,02:46:16,michaelvecchione,back on the high-res feed
08/19/2015,02:47:47,Roland, low res will never be as good as the Hi Res.  The Low res is processed from shore taken from the high res.  So if the high res is gone the low res will definitely be gone
08/19/2015,02:48:07,michaelvecchione,good to know.
08/19/2015,02:49:22,okeanosexplorer,start 1100m transect
08/19/2015,02:49:32,brucemundy,FSH ?
08/19/2015,02:49:44,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/19/2015,02:49:58,brucemundy,Couldn't see it well eonugh to guess family
08/19/2015,02:50:21,okeanosexplorer,COPEPOD
08/19/2015,02:51:02,brucemundy,Video is freezing
08/19/2015,02:51:08,okeanosexplorer,SIP
08/19/2015,02:51:36,Allen, Missed SIP; feed cutting out
08/19/2015,02:51:39,okeanosexplorer,CTE
08/19/2015,02:52:10,brucemundy,Losing the signal
08/19/2015,02:52:20,michaelvecchione,no video
08/19/2015,02:52:30,lizshea,I'm out too
08/19/2015,02:53:01,kelleyelliott,Is the video still out on shore?
08/19/2015,02:53:30,okeanosexplorer,CTE
08/19/2015,02:53:33,Allen, No vid still
08/19/2015,02:53:34,lizshea,yes 
08/19/2015,02:53:42,brucemundy,Video still frozen at IRC
08/19/2015,02:53:58,brucemundy,It's back now.
08/19/2015,02:54:02,Allen, back
08/19/2015,02:54:05,lizshea,just returned
08/19/2015,02:54:16,michaelvecchione,me too
08/19/2015,02:55:07,okeanosexplorer,CTE
08/19/2015,02:55:10,michaelvecchione,CTE
08/19/2015,02:55:10,brucemundy,Lobate CTE
08/19/2015,02:55:13,okexnav,LAT :25.88876, LON : -167.77710, DEPTH :1100.0501m, TEMP :  3.60418C, SAL : 34.46069 PSU, DO :  1.29723 mg/L
08/19/2015,02:55:21,michaelvecchione,nice shot
08/19/2015,02:55:34,brucemundy,Nice!
08/19/2015,02:55:50,brucemundy,Like trying to focus on glass
08/19/2015,02:56:47,brucemundy,Tomopteris ?
08/19/2015,02:56:49,okeanosexplorer,POL
08/19/2015,02:56:51,michaelvecchione,POL
08/19/2015,02:56:52,brucemundy,Polychaete
08/19/2015,02:56:53,Allen, Tomopteris
08/19/2015,02:57:05,michaelvecchione,looks like it
08/19/2015,02:57:31,okeanosexplorer,CTE
08/19/2015,02:57:39,michaelvecchione,CTE
08/19/2015,02:58:06,Allen, Maybe Bathycyroe
08/19/2015,02:58:07,michaelvecchione,Bathyceroe? type
08/19/2015,02:58:34,brucemundy,SHI
08/19/2015,02:59:19,okeanosexplorer,CTE
08/19/2015,02:59:30,michaelvecchione,cydippid
08/19/2015,03:00:06,michaelvecchione,nice close-up
08/19/2015,03:00:24,okeanosexplorer,end 1100m transect
08/19/2015,03:00:46,okeanosexplorer,moving up to 1000m
08/19/2015,03:01:49,michaelvecchione,spelling for the guess on the lobate is Bathocyroe
08/19/2015,03:05:07,okexnav,LAT :25.88884, LON : -167.77647, DEPTH : 998.0458m, TEMP :  3.91166C, SAL : 34.39334 PSU, DO :  1.06981 mg/L
08/19/2015,03:05:29,michaelvecchione,shi
08/19/2015,03:05:33,okeanosexplorer,start 1000m transect
08/19/2015,03:05:58,okeanosexplorer,SAL
08/19/2015,03:06:31,okeanosexplorer,COPEPOD
08/19/2015,03:07:23,brucemundy,Video frozen
08/19/2015,03:07:44,brucemundy,Audio lost, too.
08/19/2015,03:09:53,okeanosexplorer,POL
08/19/2015,03:10:01,brucemundy,Tomopteris POL ?
08/19/2015,03:10:12,brucemundy,Tomopteris
08/19/2015,03:10:46,brucemundy,Is there more than one genus in the family. I don't know much about polychaetes.
08/19/2015,03:11:02,okeanosexplorer,me neither
08/19/2015,03:11:20,michaelvecchione,I think so. Karen Osborn here at the museum works on them.
08/19/2015,03:11:22,okeanosexplorer,COPEPOD
08/19/2015,03:11:33,Allen, 4 genera in Tomopteridae
08/19/2015,03:12:05,brucemundy,Thanks. My knowledge of invertebrate plankton dates back to my course with Charlie Miller 40 years ago.
08/19/2015,03:13:18,brucemundy,COP
08/19/2015,03:13:27,Allen, Big COP
08/19/2015,03:13:47,michaelvecchione,They get big in teh bathypelagic
08/19/2015,03:14:21,brucemundy,Chaetognath ?
08/19/2015,03:14:24,michaelvecchione,Chaetognath
08/19/2015,03:14:28,Allen, Red Chaet?
08/19/2015,03:14:40,michaelvecchione,yes Bathypelagic
08/19/2015,03:15:12,okexnav,LAT :25.88914, LON : -167.77594, DEPTH :1001.0041m, TEMP :  3.93214C, SAL : 34.38820 PSU, DO :  1.01832 mg/L
08/19/2015,03:15:33,michaelvecchione,SIPH
08/19/2015,03:15:48,okeanosexplorer,end 1000m transect
08/19/2015,03:15:55,michaelvecchione,low DO
08/19/2015,03:17:12,okeanosexplorer,conference line dropped
08/19/2015,03:18:38,Roland, trying to dial out
08/19/2015,03:18:38,michaelvecchione,should we call in again?
08/19/2015,03:19:06,Roland, no you should stay connected
08/19/2015,03:19:15,michaelvecchione,ok
08/19/2015,03:19:33,okeanosexplorer,start 900m transect and stand by, don't dial in again.
08/19/2015,03:19:37,Roland, We have to dial from the ship
08/19/2015,03:21:07,brucemundy,FSH
08/19/2015,03:21:43,brucemundy,Looked wierd, like one of the deep-bodied Opisthoproctidae, but it went by so fast that I couldn't get a good look.
08/19/2015,03:22:15,brucemundy,*weird. i before e except after c - weird!
08/19/2015,03:22:31,brucemundy,JFH
08/19/2015,03:22:33,Allen, Halicreas
08/19/2015,03:22:47,michaelvecchione,JFH
08/19/2015,03:23:08,Allen, Trachymedusa Halicreas
08/19/2015,03:23:31,okeanosexplorer,Thanks
08/19/2015,03:23:44,brucemundy,Tomopteridae again ?POL
08/19/2015,03:24:25,Allen, Larvacean
08/19/2015,03:25:12,okexnav,LAT :25.88909, LON : -167.77528, DEPTH : 902.0287m, TEMP :  4.24024C, SAL : 34.29831 PSU, DO :  0.90634 mg/L
08/19/2015,03:26:04,brucemundy,Long things hanging vertically int eh water. 
08/19/2015,03:26:18,michaelvecchione,FSH
08/19/2015,03:27:08,michaelvecchione,Larv
08/19/2015,03:27:22,brucemundy,Can't make it out. Fish families that do that include the snipe eels (Nemichthyidae) and barracudinas (Paralepididae) among others.
08/19/2015,03:27:30,brucemundy,CTE
08/19/2015,03:28:07,michaelvecchione,snipe eeels don't usually hang straight like that
08/19/2015,03:29:18,brucemundy,I've never seen one alive before, just the account by Mead and Earle, and Mike Miller's more recent paper.
08/19/2015,03:29:24,brucemundy,SHI
08/19/2015,03:30:05,brucemundy,Video frozen again
08/19/2015,03:31:18,Allen, Aegina
08/19/2015,03:31:26,Allen, Narcomedusa JFH
08/19/2015,03:31:47,Allen, Perhaps not Aegina. Now frozen
08/19/2015,03:32:12,michaelvecchione,was the fish a gempylid? trichiurid?
08/19/2015,03:32:22,brucemundy,SIP
08/19/2015,03:33:08,michaelvecchione,physonect siphonophore
08/19/2015,03:33:32,brucemundy,@Mike - I couldn't see the fish well enough to say. THe trichiurids in the region are bottom-associated (e.g., Aphanopus). The gempylid that might be possilbe is Diplospinus multistriatus, which is abundant in our region.
08/19/2015,03:33:39,lizshea,ink!
08/19/2015,03:33:44,michaelvecchione,ink?
08/19/2015,03:33:52,michaelvecchione,where is the squid?
08/19/2015,03:34:00,michaelvecchione,FSH
08/19/2015,03:34:38,brucemundy,Missed it.
08/19/2015,03:34:39,Allen, ptero
08/19/2015,03:34:43,michaelvecchione,SQD
08/19/2015,03:35:10,Allen, indeed
08/19/2015,03:35:11,okexnav,LAT :25.88930, LON : -167.77465, DEPTH : 894.0789m, TEMP :  4.25393C, SAL : 34.29267 PSU, DO :  0.90203 mg/L
08/19/2015,03:35:12,Allen, nice
08/19/2015,03:35:29,michaelvecchione,Walvisteuthis
08/19/2015,03:35:44,michaelvecchione,never seen one alive before
08/19/2015,03:36:03,brucemundy,beautiful photography. Our compliments to the pilots!
08/19/2015,03:36:04,michaelvecchione,I just described a species form the gulf of mexico
08/19/2015,03:36:18,michaelvecchione,wonderful
08/19/2015,03:36:33,lizshea,interesting posture
08/19/2015,03:36:47,michaelvecchione,The species around the Hawaiian Islands is named youngorum, for Dick Young
08/19/2015,03:37:00,michaelvecchione,I need this video
08/19/2015,03:37:32,michaelvecchione,video locked up
08/19/2015,03:38:09,michaelvecchione,The squid was a highlight
08/19/2015,03:43:49,okeanosexplorer,JFH
08/19/2015,03:43:53,brucemundy,JHFH
08/19/2015,03:44:04,okeanosexplorer,start 800m
08/19/2015,03:44:44,Allen, Narcomedusa
08/19/2015,03:44:48,michaelvecchione,JFH
08/19/2015,03:45:10,okexnav,LAT :25.88964, LON : -167.77411, DEPTH : 797.7929m, TEMP :  4.51545C, SAL : 34.21904 PSU, DO :  1.07492 mg/L
08/19/2015,03:47:23,brucemundy,JFH
08/19/2015,03:47:24,okeanosexplorer,JFH
08/19/2015,03:47:33,Allen, Trachymedusa
08/19/2015,03:48:44,michaelvecchione,Siph
08/19/2015,03:48:48,okeanosexplorer,SAL
08/19/2015,03:49:05,Allen, Siphonophore
08/19/2015,03:49:13,michaelvecchione,not a salp
08/19/2015,03:49:19,Allen, Calycophoran
08/19/2015,03:50:22,brucemundy,SHI
08/19/2015,03:50:42,michaelvecchione,chaet?
08/19/2015,03:50:51,brucemundy,Can't tell shrimps from euphausids at this resolution, though.
08/19/2015,03:51:51,michaelvecchione,I think "shi" translates as "sort of shrimpish looking".
08/19/2015,03:52:02,brucemundy,small FSH ?
08/19/2015,03:52:33,brucemundy,shrimpish works for me
08/19/2015,03:53:51,okeanosexplorer,end 800m transect
08/19/2015,03:53:52,michaelvecchione,munnopsid isopod?
08/19/2015,03:53:53,brucemundy,CTE ? JFH ?
08/19/2015,03:54:19,Allen, ISOpod would be my guess
08/19/2015,03:54:39,brucemundy,FSH
08/19/2015,03:55:04,michaelvecchione,Is D2 going to chase the scattering layer now?
08/19/2015,03:55:08,okexnav,LAT :25.88992, LON : -167.77354, DEPTH : 788.7957m, TEMP :  4.50143C, SAL : 34.22123 PSU, DO :  1.03009 mg/L
08/19/2015,03:55:25,okeanosexplorer,moving up to 550m
08/19/2015,03:55:38,okeanosexplorer,we will only have a couple of minutes there
08/19/2015,03:55:56,michaelvecchione,OK
08/19/2015,03:55:59,brucemundy,Any time at the scattering layer would be good
08/19/2015,03:56:08,brucemundy,If we can catch it
08/19/2015,03:56:32,brucemundy,FSH
08/19/2015,03:56:41,brucemundy,They go by fast.
08/19/2015,03:57:12,okeanosexplorer,yes, unfortunately
08/19/2015,03:57:39,brucemundy,My quick impression ws Myctophidae, but I could be totally wrong about that.
08/19/2015,03:57:55,brucemundy,FSHI
08/19/2015,03:57:57,okeanosexplorer,conference call back
08/19/2015,03:58:04,brucemundy,*FSH
08/19/2015,03:58:10,brucemundy,sloppy typing on my part
08/19/2015,03:59:35,michaelvecchione,siph
08/19/2015,04:00:27,michaelvecchione,FSH X 2
08/19/2015,04:00:34,brucemundy,FHS
08/19/2015,04:00:41,brucemundy,*FSH
08/19/2015,04:02:51,michaelvecchione,Is it dark in Hawaii now?
08/19/2015,04:03:02,okeanosexplorer,no
08/19/2015,04:03:09,brucemundy,Sunset is abou 7:00 pm
08/19/2015,04:03:16,okeanosexplorer,sun won't set for another 2 hr here
08/19/2015,04:03:29,brucemundy,I'm in a dark room now, but it won't be dark yet.
08/19/2015,04:03:33,brucemundy,Outside
08/19/2015,04:03:35,okeanosexplorer,start 550m transect
08/19/2015,04:03:39,brucemundy,FSH
08/19/2015,04:04:00,michaelvecchione,seeing lots of stuff
08/19/2015,04:05:04,brucemundy,Chaetognath to right
08/19/2015,04:05:09,okexnav,LAT :25.89002, LON : -167.77288, DEPTH : 549.5768m, TEMP :  7.04411C, SAL : 34.04844 PSU, DO :  3.96247 mg/L
08/19/2015,04:05:30,michaelvecchione,lot of DO here
08/19/2015,04:05:37,brucemundy,Cheatognath
08/19/2015,04:05:54,brucemundy,*Chaetognath
08/19/2015,04:06:06,brucemundy,My typing is bad after 11 hours at work
08/19/2015,04:06:17,brucemundy,JFH
08/19/2015,04:06:32,michaelvecchione,Solmissus
08/19/2015,04:07:00,Allen, Nicely behaved Solmissus
08/19/2015,04:07:23,michaelvecchione,excellent close=up
08/19/2015,04:08:45,michaelvecchione,fuzzball
08/19/2015,04:08:54,brucemundy,definitely a fuzzball
08/19/2015,04:09:19,brucemundy,SIP
08/19/2015,04:09:28,michaelvecchione,siph
08/19/2015,04:10:02,michaelvecchione,muc
08/19/2015,04:10:54,brucemundy,Here fish! Here fish!
08/19/2015,04:10:54,okeanosexplorer,sip
08/19/2015,04:11:28,Allen, Definitely SIP
08/19/2015,04:12:52,Allen, Was a physonect siphonophore
08/19/2015,04:13:07,brucemundy,Something at upper right
08/19/2015,04:13:27,okeanosexplorer,end 550m transect
08/19/2015,04:13:28,brucemundy,Maybe a fish, but it's probably gone now.
08/19/2015,04:13:47,brucemundy,THere it is
08/19/2015,04:14:02,brucemundy,Gonostomatidae
08/19/2015,04:14:16,brucemundy,Cyclothones  species, a bristlemouth. 
08/19/2015,04:14:25,michaelvecchione,I can hear you talking about it. Makes me wish I could see it.
08/19/2015,04:14:31,brucemundy,Can't say which species.
08/19/2015,04:14:45,brucemundy,The most abundant vertebrate genus on earth.
08/19/2015,04:14:56,lizshea,end transect
08/19/2015,04:15:13,Allen, Thanks!
08/19/2015,04:15:14,kelleyelliott,Hey Michael - did you see the image of the squid imaged on Aug 13th?
08/19/2015,04:15:15,okexnav,LAT :25.89021, LON : -167.77235, DEPTH : 550.1812m, TEMP :  7.11319C, SAL : 34.04869 PSU, DO :  4.04747 mg/L
08/19/2015,04:15:22,Allen, g'night
08/19/2015,04:15:24,lizshea,Thanks! good night!
08/19/2015,04:15:30,kelleyelliott,Will shoot you the image in an e-mail if now.
08/19/2015,04:15:35,kelleyelliott,not*
08/19/2015,04:25:11,okexnav,LAT :25.89017, LON : -167.77230, DEPTH : 297.5881m, TEMP : 13.33165C, SAL : 34.37845 PSU, DO :  6.68127 mg/L
08/19/2015,04:46:07,okexnav,LAT :ERROR, LON : ERROR, DEPTH :m, TEMP : C, SAL :  PSU, DO :  mg/L