A Successful Start to VISIONS’22
Tuesday, August 16 was our last day at sea for Leg 1. The Thompson left Axial Caldera at 1600 on the 15th
August 18, 2022
Author: Deborah Kelley
VISIONS’22 – Day 2 Shake down
Twenty three hours ago the R/V Thompson left the NOAA dock at Newport, Oregon to begin the VISIONS’22 Cruise. The prior 3
August 9, 2022
Diving to the Depths Again – Please Join Us
The Regional Cabled Array (RCA) team is full out getting ready for the annual Operations and Maintenance VISIONS’22 Expedition – August 5,
July 19, 2022
Student Application: Please Join Us On the VISIONS 2022 Seagoing Expedition
We are looking for students interested in participating in the UW Sea-Going Research and Discovery course (OCEAN 411). This at-sea experiential learning
April 7, 2022
The 2021 Field Season Comes to an End
This summers’ Regional Cabled Array (RCA) 37-day expedition was one of the most complex of the seven annual Operations and Maintenance cruises
September 21, 2021
What a Past Few Weeks: Legs 2 and 3 Successfully Completed
It has been an exceptionally busy past few weeks onboard the R/V Thomas G. Thompson since the ship depart for Leg 2
August 25, 2021
Cathe Gill Leg 4 Blog
September 1: Sampling Deep Sea BiologyThis cruise is such a wealth of opportunity and education. Last night I was able to take
August 25, 2021
Delilah Kaufman Blog Leg 4
August 31: Days Fly By at Sea It’s crazy to think about how much has happened in such a short amount of
August 25, 2021
Rithu Manoharan Blog Leg 4
September 1: Research At Sea I got to sleep in today which was really nice. Around noon, Rob Fatland did a mini-talk
August 25, 2021
Andrew Paley Blog Leg 4
August 26-27: Arriving at Axial Seamount The 26th was slow and easy-going given the nature of the dive involved. J2-1372 was a
August 25, 2021