Image Archive

VISIONS'21 guest participant Catherine Gill, artist.

VISIONS'21 Student Participant Jenn Willson

VISIONS'21 Student Participant Anabel Baker

VISIONS'21 Student Participant Jordan Winter

VISIONS'21 Student Divinity Paterson

VISIONS'21 Student Participant Genevieve Kent

V21 student Connor Fink

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Steve Karaduzovic onboard the R/V Thompson during the NSF-funded Regional Cabled Array Expedition. Credit: University of Washington.

Steve samples ocean water taken during the RCA cruise for chlorophyll (a green photosynthetic pigment) analyses. Credit: M. Elend, University of Washington.

UW Oceanography undergraduate Katie Gonzalez and Queens College undergraduate, Steve Karaduzovic, look out to sea at the beginning of Leg 2 on the VISIONS20 cruise. Credit: M. Elend, University of Washington. V20.

Chief Scientist, Orest Kawka, and Co-Chief Scientist, Brendan Philip, discuss cruise operations during Leg 2 of VISIONS'20. Credit: M. Elend, University of Washington.

Chief Scientist Brendan Philips oversees work on the fantail of the R/V Thompson as the ship prepares to sail again to complete Regional Cabled Array work for 2020. Credit. J. Tilley, University of Washington. V20

APL engineer, Trina Litchendorf, works on a digital still camera onboard the R/V Thompson during the VISIONS'20 expedition. Credit: University of Washington.

Eve Hudson dons her survival suit as part of the Leg 3, Day 1 safety briefing on R/V Atlantis. Credit: M. Elend, University of Washington, V19

APL enginner Trina Litchendorf pulls a fish from the winched Science Pod recovered 125 km offshore during Jason Dive 1045. Credit: K. Gonzalez, University of Washington, V18.

James Tilley, an engineer on the VISIONS'16 Cabled Array cruise, shoots off an XBT (expendable bathythermograph) that measures temperature through the water column. These data are put into mapping programs to insure that the sound velocity profile is accurate for a given location. Credit: M. Elend, University of Washington, V16.

Brendan Philip, a new graduate student at the School of Oceanography, University of Washington, leads an ROV Jason dive on a new seep site he discovered during the VISIONS'16 cruise. Credit: M. Elend, University of Washington, V16.

Erin watching the horizon with her camera ready. Credit: Malea Saul, UW; V15.

Students enjoying shoretime in Victoria, BC (CW from bottom left: Erin, Kearstin, Lauren, Emily, Malea). Credit: Erin Haphey, UW; V15.

Erica and Malea use a scraper to clean a recovered hydrophone frame and, maybe, sample some marine life. Credit: Mitch Elend, UW; V15.

R/V Thompson crewmember Sue is always willing to lend a hand on the deck. Credit: Mitch Elend, UW; V15.

Bob is still doing oxygens the old school way. Credit: Mitch Elend, UW; V15.

Malea has nominated Lauren for President and is already working on her campaign. Credit: Malea Saul, UW; V15.

Trina (APL-UW) does final preparation and checkout of a SAMI-pH sensor before the Platform Interface Controller is deployed. Credit: Mitch Elend (UW);V15.

Quae (Western Washington University) and Tracie (Grays Harbor College) peer into the rear thrusters’ electric motors during the engine tour. Credit: Jessica Noe, University of Washington; V15.

Chief Engineer Paul gives Leg 2 students of tour of the R/V Thompson's shop and engine room. Credit: Joe Kalisch, Grays Harbor College, V15.