Image Archive

One of the many sensorbots that Cody Youngbull will deploy at Axial Seamount. (photo by Allison Fundis) 

ASU faculty member Cody Youngbull shows one of his sensorbots that he will be deploying at Axial Seamount. (photo by Allison Fundis) 

UW-APL engineer James Tilley and U of Western Ontario student Alexandra Powell help piece together Cody Youngbull's sensorbots for deployment. (photo by Allison Fundis) 

The R/V Thompson in port at the NOAA facility in Newport, OR. (photo by Martha James) 

UW undergraduate students Adrian Rembold and Cody Turner enjoy the view as the Thompson pulls out of port in Newport, OR. (photo by Martha James) 

Sunset during the transit from Newport, OR to Axial Seamount. (photo by Martha James)

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Newcomers on the ship attended a safety meeting before the transit to Axial Seamount began. (photo by Allison Fundis) 

August 19th marked the port stop between Leg 1 and 2 of VISIONS'11. The Thompson was docked at the new NOAA pier for a few hours in the afternoon while there was a partial personnel change. (photo by Allison Fundis) 

Josh Chernoy, ROPOS

Colin Wilson, ROPOS

Vincent Auger, ROPOS

Reuben Mills, ROPOS

Jonathan Lee, ROPOS

Kirk Connally, L3-MariPro

Robert Beard, L3-MariPro

Northern right whale dolphin seen from the TE SubCom  Dependable --Photo by Desray Reeb

Manx shearwater seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Desray Reeb

Tufted puffin seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Suzanne Yin

Black-footed albatross seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. Credit: Desray Reeb

Sabine's gull on the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Desray Reeb

Wilson's warbler on the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Desray Reeb

Humpback whales as seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Suzanne Yin

Ocean sunfish (Mola mola) seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Suzanne Yin

Pacific white-sided dolphins seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. Credit: Desray Reeb, 2011.

Killer whale seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Suzanne Yin

Blue shark seen from the TE SubCom Dependable. --Photo by Suzanne Yin