OCEAN VISIONS – The story of the Regional Cabled Array
By Sarah Smith University of Washington Tacoma At a party a few years back, I met my first oceanographer. I sheepishly admitted
November 19, 2020
Archive
Oceanography is a Team Sport
Bill Chadwick We’re steaming back into port, just a few hours out of Newport, Oregon. Our final week at sea was a
September 20, 2020
Our second week at Axial Seamount
Bill Chadwick Wednesday, September 16, 2020 Another busy week has rolled by on R/V Thompson while we work out here at Axial
September 16, 2020
Our first week at Axial Seamount
Bill Chadwick Tuesday, September 8, 2020 It’s hard to believe we have been out at Axial Seamount for a week now because
September 8, 2020
Understanding the Rise and Fall of Axial Seamount
Dr. Bill Chadwick, Chief Scientist and PI, Oregon State University For the next several days, interactive oceans will be hosting another NSF-funded,
September 2, 2020
Regional Cabled Array Maintenance 2020 Expedition Comes to a Close
After 30 days of operations, on August 27, 2020, the Regional Cabled Array annual maintenance cruise came to a close upon completion
August 28, 2020
Discovering a Life at Sea and Peace
My last cruise gave me an idea of what it is like to have a hands-on experience and be involved with science
August 24, 2020
The Days Fly By
The days are flying by for the 2020 Regional Cabled Array maintenance cruise – the end is almost in sight. This year,
August 19, 2020
Surviving 2,583 days at 4874 feet Beneath the Ocean’s Surface on an Active Volcano
The Regional Cabled Array, ROV Jason and R/V Thomas G. Thompson ship crew have had a very busy start to Leg 2
August 17, 2020
A Very Busy Leg 1 Comes to an End – Leg 2 Begins
Yesterday, the RCA team saw shore again for the first time after nearly two weeks at sea. The R/V Thompson sailed into
August 14, 2020