During the course of the UW VISIONS at-sea education program, a component of the NSF-funded Ocean Observatories Initiative Regional Cabled Observatory effort, members of the Cabled Array team, educators and students have worked on outreach and engagement products to share their at-sea experiences, their research utilizing Cabled Array data, and information about the amazing technologies used to make this program happen. Examples of these products from 2013 to present are included below: more will be added as future students and educators join the VISIONS program and complete their efforts.
The Human Network
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A Look at the ROV Jason
This video was created by University of Washington undergraduates Ashley Lobao and Leeland Wood who participated on Leg 3 of the VISIONS’18 cruise. This video
VISIONS17 Students at Sea
This outreach video was created by Willem Weertman, a UW School of Oceanography undergraduate who participated on Leg 1 of the VISIONS’17 program. The video is meant to serve as a visual guide to what students experience and learn when the
Diel Vertical Migration During a Solar Eclipse
The Great American Eclipse occurred off the Oregon Coast at 10:15am on August 21, 2017, during the third leg of the OOI-UW Cabled Array cruise aboard the R/V Roger Revelle. On the evening before departing on Leg 3 of the cruise, U
From Cruise to the Classroom
In 2017, UW graduate student, Sasha Seroy, sailed on the VISIONS'17 expedition to gain experience in sea-going oceanography using remotely operated vehicles and knowledge about what it takes to operate and maintain the UW-operated Cabled Obs
RV Revelle From Above
Chuck McGuire, a Principal Engineer at the University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory, and one of the engineering leads on the NSF-OOI-UW Cabled Array project, used a drone during the VISIONS’17 Cabled Array cruise to provide a ra
Interviews with Ocean Scientists
Through interviews with scientists, engineers, students, and robotic vehicle operators involved in the UW VISIONS'17 OOI-NSF Cabled Array expedition, Kevin Eyer (a teacher at the Kingston Middle School), produced this engaging video about th
Creating A Shared Consciousness About the Oceans
Creating A Shared Consciousness About the Oceans: This video was produced by College of the Environment, School of Oceanography undergraduates Katie Bigham and Jesse Turner as part of the Ocean 411 Sea Going Research and Discovery Class.
Extreme Environments and Life at Axial Seamount
Jesse Turner, Katie Bigham and Sam Albertson wrote the script for, and produced, this wonderful video on hydrothermal vents at the summit of Axial Seamount. The video highlights one of the most extreme environments on Earth and the novel life th
Instruments Discovering the Abyss
This fun video "Instruments Discover a Deep Ocean Adventure" was produced by Christina Ramierz. It gives personalities to cutting edge technologies that
Creatures of the Deep on the Juan de Fuca Ridge
One of the VISIONS ’13 student projects is a short video on some of the amazing deep-sea creatures of the Juan de Fuca Ridge.
Communication Break Down
Ryan Cox (VISIONS ’13, Leg 3) wrote this article as his student project.
ROV ROPOS Deployment
Julie Ann Koehlinger (VISIONS ’13, Leg 2) created this video as her student project.
Studying Ocean Patches
Adrian Rembold (VISIONS ’13, Leg 2) interviewed researchers who are studying ocean patches for her student project.
ROV Dives in 3D
Fredrik Ryden (VISIONS ’13, Leg 3) created this video as his student project.
Oceanography in Our Global Future
Isaac Stockdale (VISIONS ’13, Leg 3) created this video presentation as his student project.