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Seaplow sitting on the back deck of the TE SubCom Dependable. The seaplow is deployed from the ship and used to bury the cable in the seafloor. All portions of the cable from the shore to a distance of about 1 km (.6 mile) seaward of the 700-fathom (4200-feet) Essential Fish Habitat boundary (EFH) will be buried. -- Photo by Cecile Durand, University of Washington, onboard the TE SubCom Dependable.

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OOI Backbone cable loading operations TE SubCom plant to Cable Ship Dependable. Image courtesy of TE SubCom.

OOI Backbone cable loading operations TE SubCom plant to Cable Ship Dependable. Image courtesy of TE SubCom.

OOI Backbone cable loading operations TE SubCom plant to Cable Ship Dependable. Image courtesy of TE SubCom.

OOI Backbone cable loading operations TE SubCom plant to Cable Ship Dependable. Image courtesy of TE SubCom.

OOI Backbone cable loading operations on the C.S. Dependable; repeater transfer to ship. Photo courtesy of TE SubCom.

The TE SubCom Cable Ship Dependable is being used to install the OOI cable off the coast of Oregon. Image courtesy of TE SubCom

The TE Subcom Dependable casts off from Astoria, Oregon. Image taken by Cecile Durand, University of Washington, on board the Dependable.

Cable Landing Invite Image

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Likhi Ondov, a student on the Enlighten'10 expedition, collects water samples from a Niskin bottle on the CTD rosette. 

The Canadian Scientific Submersible Facility's ROV ROPOS. (photo by Allison Fundis) 

Rutgers University's Slocum glider

Audrey Djunaedi, UW

Cody Turner

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Axial Seamount

Tina Haskins, Rutgers

Martha James, a UW oceanography student, samples fluids from the CTD.

Alexandra Powell, UW

Dustin Anctil, UW

Matthew Knight, UW

Brendan Philip, UW

Adrian Rembold, UW

A gravity core sample collected during the ENLIGHTEN'10 expedition.