Image Archive

Entering the Ballard Locks Photo by Mike Mulvihill

A wave from Chief Scientist John Delaney, with Allison Fundis, as the Thompson passes through the Ballard Locks. Photo by Mike Mulvihill

Perhaps there are future ocean scientists and engineers among those watching as the Thompson waits in the Ballard Locks. Photo by Mike Mulvihill

Waiting at the Ballard Locks Photo by Mike Mulvihill

With the railroad bridge up, the Thompson leaves the Ballard Locks and heads for Puget Sound. Photo by Mike Mulvihill

ROPOS dunk test in Puget Sound, Seattle in background. Photo by Ben Fundis

Peparing for the ROPOS dunk test in Puget Sound. Photo by Ben Fundis

ROPOS vans and spools with OOI extension cables (orange) on aft deck of the R/V Thompson at the UW dock, Sunday 30 June 2013

Spools of extension cables (orange) on fantail of the R/V Thompson at UW dock, Sunday, 30 June 2013

J. Ryan Rembert

Ryan Cox

Julie Ann Koehlinger

Cover of program for The Longest River

VISIONS'14 Cruise Banner Image

Montgomery Taylor

Judy Twedt

Fredrik Ryden

Eric Olson

Emily Yam

Colin Katagiri

Claire Knox

Charlie Parker

Caitlin Russell

Ben Fundis

During the VISIONS'13 expedition, low frequency hydrophones, coupled with broadband seismometers, will be deployed at the base of the Cascadia Margin (Slope Base), and at the base of and summit of Axial Volcano.

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This thermistor array, designed by Giora Proskurwoski, a Project Scientist as part of the UW cabled observatory team, will allow 3-D measurements to be made in diffuse flow sites over time, with real-time transmission of the data to shore via the cable. Temperature, in part, governs where animals and microbes thrive, expire, and evolve at vent sites. Photo by Mary Levin, UW.