The Oregon Inshore Site, at a water depth of 80 m, is the shallowest cabled site along the Oregon Endurance Array. It is part of the Endurance Array, which in total, the includes two cross-shelf moored array lines
For over two decades, the University of Washington has enabled at-sea experiences for undergraduate and graduate students through cruise participation.
Welcome to the VISIONS ’15 Log. Follow our 35-day, 3-leg expedition on the R/V Thompson.
VISIONS ’15 work is scheduled at the cabled observatory's main study sites: two (Axial Base and Read More »
This expedition is focused on completing the first operations and maintenance cycle for NSF’s cabled component of the Ocean Observatories Initiative.
The 35-day Cabled Array VISIONS’15 cruise onboard the R/V Thompson using the CSSF remotely operated vehicle ROPOS (for the first Operations and Maintenance cruise for the National Science Foundation’s Ocean Observat
We are looking for students interested in the UW Sea-Going Research and Discovery course (OCEAN 411). This at-sea course will provide you direct participation on a global-class research ship using a state-of the-art underwater robotic vehicle (R