Image Archive

Anenome at Grays Canyon in rubbly area.

Flatfish on bottom during Jason dive 507 at the potential site for the 500 m moorings.

Base of the 60 m tall carbonate pinnacle at Southern Hydrate Ridge where Jason will be working during dive J2-508. Image taken by the Tow-Cam operated by D. Fornari, Woods Hole as part of the UW Insite'08 cruise. Credit: UW/NSF-OOI/WHOI.

Schematic diagram of the mooring for the proposed 500 m Endurance Array site off the coast of Grays Harbor, WA. More information on the mooring can be found here. 

Rock fish imaged with Jason at the end of the site survey for an offshore Grays Harbor mooring as part of the Coastal Scale component of the Ocean Observatories Initiative. Credit: UW/NSF-OOI, WHOI, V10.

This winch holds >6000 m of fiber optics cable for use on Jason, providing real-time transmission of data and imagery to the ship. On this cruise, the imagery is then streamed directly to land and onto the Internet.

Bob Collier (right) leads the first science dive using Jason at Grays Canyon with Jason pilot Scott Hansen (left).

Annie and David on watch in the Jason Control Van.

Jason gets checked over in preparation for the first Science dive at the Grays Canyon 500 m mooring site.

Photomosaic of the Jason control van.  

Bob and Craig extract sediment from push cores collected from Jason dive 507. 

Sam Monk edits EM300 data

Screen shot of the CARIS program used for editing and visualizing the EM300 sonar data for bathymetric mapping.

JD_INTRO_WEB

Results from a 3.5 kHz sonar survey west of Grays Harbor showing the surface expression of faulted blocks of the seafloor.

Captain John directs operations in preparation for the "dunk test" of Sentry.

A workboat brings visitors to the R/V Thompson as it waits offshore from Shilshole Marina.  

Sam, Likhi and Derek gazing from out towards the locks from the deck of the R/V Thompson

The Thompson passes under the Aurora bridge in Seattle. From left to right, Ed McNichol, Derek Brady, Deb Kelley, and Martha James. 

Jason is being deployed with the fly-away crane system on the R/V Thompson.  

Tentative schedule for July 28 posted in the computer room of the R/V Thompson.

Jason being deployed west of Grays Harbor for an engineering dive in ~ 1000 m of water.

Jason at surface during the dunk test

timelapse_med

During July 26 and 27th, the R/V Thompson transited through Puget Sound and the Straits of Juan de Fuca to Grays Harbor, WA.  

John Delaney (right) welcomes Lisa Graumlich, Dean of the University of Washington College of the Environment, aboard the R/V Thompson while the vessel is offshore Shilshole in Seattle. Center left: Jerry Paros, President of Paroscientific Inc; center right: Cara Mathison, UW College of the Environment. Photo by Ed McNichol. 

The Thompson leaves Portage Bay and transits towards the Ballard Locks. Photo by Mitch Elend.