Loading the Ship
The VISIONS ’11 science crew is working hard to be ready to load the ship when it arrives at the UW dock on the afternoon of Tuesday, August 9.
The VISIONS ’11 science crew is working hard to be ready to load the ship when it arrives at the UW dock on the afternoon of Tuesday, August 9.
Anticipation intensifies, even as the recent flurry of activity at the Pacific City shore station has begun to subside.
We spent the morning laying the last portion of the segment 5 cable, followed by 2kms of ground rope and finally the anchor.
The plow and ROV have given us a bit of extra work these past two to three days.
Things are still bustling at the OOI shore station in Pacific City.
Installation of the OOI cabled at-sea network will take place in phases.
Chris Hoyt, University of Washington OOI Field Operations Manager reports on the land cable installation activities at the OOI Shore Station
One of the fascinating features of this ship is its unconventional propulsion system. This system is comprised of two stern thrusters that rotate
Divers are working nearshore with a jet pump to bury the shore-end of the northern segment