Image Archive

UW/APL Research Scientist/Engineer Jacob Logue

VISIONS'21 Student Participant Elise Littell

VISIONS'21 Guest Participant Rob Fatland, Director of Cloud and Data Solutions for the UW eScience Institute

VISIONS'21 Guest Participant Laura Rodriguez

VISIONS'21 Student Participant Jazmine Robledo

VISIONS'21 Student Participant Rithu Manoharan

VISIONS'21 Student Participant Andrew Paley

VISIONS'21 Student Participant Han Weinrich

APL Field Engineer Able Baca

VISIONS'21 Student Participant Sadie Armstrong

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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The R/V Thompson departing from the UW School of Oceanography in 2020.

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RCA infrastructure at Southern Hydrate Ridge as installed in 2019. Also shown are instruments funded by MARUM1 (2 sonars, 4K camera, and a CTD). Credit: University of Washington.

The COVIS sonar platform as installed in 2019 in the ASHES Hydrothermal Field. The sonar is focused on plume emissions and diffuse flow proximal to the hydrothermal chimneys Mushroom and Inferno. Credit: K. Bemis/Rutgers/UW/NSF/WHOI; V19

This rotating overview sonar (R2Sonic 2022) provides 360° imaging of all bubble plumes issuing from the summit of Southern Hydrate Ridge. Credit: MARUM/UW/WHOI;V18

This 4K camera is focused on imaging the area proximal to Einsteins Grotto. The area has changed remarkably over the past decade. Credit: MARUM/UW/WHOI;

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Location of Regional Cabled Array infrastructure at the ASHES hydrothermal field in 2019. Also shown are the PI NSF-funded instruments (COVIS and CTD). Also shown is the location of high temperature vents (red dots) Credit: University of Washington.