
Oliver Parsons Blog Leg 2
August 28, 2025 Despite having written every day, it feels strangely grim to sit down, on my last day aboard the ship,

August 28, 2025 Despite having written every day, it feels strangely grim to sit down, on my last day aboard the ship,

August 27, 2025 The morning watch today mainly consisted of doing one activity which was replacing the ethanol in the scale worm

August 28, 2025 Given that this is our last full day on board, I’m going to use this blog as a reflection

Leg 1 of VISIONS 2025 (completed August 15) was successful in achieving all the planned science objectives, and two recovery dives at

August 8, 2025 It is hard to believe that it has only been four days since the R/V Atlantis left port. So

Kamchatka M8.8 Earthquake and Tsunami’s Reach Across the Pacific to NSF’s OOI Regional Cabled Array Deborah Kelley1, Joe Duprey1, Wendi Ruef 1,

The past week has been a whirlwind of activity in preparation for departure on August 4 – all team members arrived onboard
In 2024, University of Washington School of Oceanography and Marine Biology students (Victoria DeJong, Morrigan Havely, and Julie Wiener) collected video to

The NSF’s Ocean Observatories Regional Cabled Array team is thrilled to introduce our monthly virtual office hours, where we’ll be available to

We are looking for students interested in participating on the VISIONS’25 at-sea experiential learning program and UW Sea-Going Research and Discovery course