NeMO 2014 Cruise Report - Marine Biological Laboratory

NeMO 2014 Cruise Report - Marine Biological Laboratory

NeMO 2014 Cruise Report
Axial Seamount, Juan de Fuca Ridge
R/V Ronald H. Brown RB2014-03
August 10, 2014- August 19, 2014
Newport, OR to Newport OR
Chief Scientist: David Butterfield
R/V Brown Captain: Joe Pica
Jason Expedition Leader: Tito Collasius
Cruise report prepared by: Julie Huber, David Butterfield, and Susan Merle
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Table of Contents
1.0 Expedition Summary
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2.0 Science Participants
4
3.0 Operations Summary
5
4.0 Discipline Summaries
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4.1 Chemistry
8
4.2 Viral Ecology
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4.3 Microbial Physiology
27
4.4 Molecular Microbial Ecology
27
4.5 CTD
34
4.6 Deep Sea Hydrothermal Vent Site Device Recovery Initiative
36
5.0 Jason Operations
53
5.1 Jason Dive Statistics
53
5.2 Jason Dive Summaries
53
5.3 Jason Dive Maps
59
5.4 Jason Sample Logs
63
5.5 Jason MTR/MISO/HOBO Deployments, Observations, Recoveries
81
5.6 Jason Dive Logs
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1.0 Expedition Summary
Julie Huber and David Butterfield
Our August 10-19, 2014 expedition to Axial Seamount was a great success. We completed all
our major goals with the support of the R/V Brown’s crew, the ROV Jason team, and our hardworking group of scientists. This research cruise had three main projects that were piggybacked
together. David Butterfield led the NeMO project, a long-term observatory effort supported by
NOAA/PMEL, focused on evolution of the hydrothermal system at Axial Seamount. All of the
ship time for this cruise was provided by NOAA for the NeMO project. The second project was
led by Julie Huber, supported by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, to investigate
subseafloor microbial and viral communities and test a new seafloor microbial incubator
instrument. The third project was a geothermal energy experiment led by Dave Dyer, funded by
the Office of Naval Research, and involving partners from Creare and MAPC, to assess the
feasibility of converting thermal energy from hydrothermal vents to electrical energy that could
be used to power deep-sea sensors or underwater vehicles in the future. Funding for the Jason
ROV was provided by the Moore Foundation and by the partners in the ONR thermal energy
project. By creatively combining resources, this cruise was able to achieve the goals of all of the
partners.
We made 6 Jason dives during the cruise (J2-786 through J2-791). The first two dives ended
before all the science objectives could be met due to Jason hydraulic problems, but the Jason
team quickly worked to fix those problems. We used a range of sampling instruments including
the PMEL Hydrothermal Fluid and Particle Sampler with the new incubator module, gas-tight
samplers from the University of Washington and PMEL, the Large Volume Water Sampler (for
virus studies) from the J. Craig Venter Institute, and the ship’s CTD rosette to collect vent fluids,
gases, and microbes. During the dives, we used an acoustic modem to download data from the
self-calibrating pressure sensor deployed last year by Glenn Sasagawa. We carried out chemical
analysis, culturing, rate, and enrichment experiments on board, as well as experiments on the
seafloor.
In between (and during) Jason dives, we recovered 1 RAS time-series water sampler from El
Gordo (marker 151) vent in the International District and used elevator moorings to transport the
Large Volume Water Sampler (LVWS) and other samplers to and from the seafloor. We
conducted 5 CTD casts for time-series plume monitoring and for microbiology experiments.
There are many people to thank for making this cruise such a success. We are grateful to the
Moore Foundation, NOAA-PMEL, and the Office of Naval Research for supporting our
research. We greatly appreciate the support from Captain Joe Pica, Operations Officer Adrienne
Hopper, and the crew of the R/V Brown. Thank you to the Woods Hole Oceanographic
Institution, the National Deep Submergence Facility, and the excellent and talented Jason ROV
team. Special thanks to Expedition Leader Tito Collasius for stepping up to control deck
operations in addition to his many other responsibilities for ROV operations; this made a huge
difference in safety and efficiency.
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2.0 Science Cruise Participants
Name
Chris Algar
Lisa Zeigler Allen
David Butterfield
Peter Chace
David Dyer
Leigh Evans
Caroline Fortunato
Jim Holden
Julie Huber
Noah Lawrence-Slavas
Ben Larson
Susan Merle
Giora Proskurowski
Kevin Roe
Keith Scidmore
Marc Shapiro
Lucy Stewart
Begum Topcuoglu
Dannylinh Tran
Affiliation
Marine Biological Lab
JCVI
U. Washington
NOAA/PMEL
U. Washington- APL
Oregon State U.
Marine Biological Lab
U. Mass. Amherst
Marine Biological Lab
NOAA/PMEL
U. Washington
Oregon State U.
U. Washington
U. Washington
MAPC
U. Mass. Amherst
U. Mass. Amherst
JCVI
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Expertise
Microbiology
Viruses
Chemistry
Chemistry
Engineering
Chemistry
Microbiology
Microbiology
Microbiology
Engineering
Chemistry
Data Management
Chemistry
Chemistry
Engineering
Engineering
Microbiology
Microbiology
Viruses
3.0 Operations Log
Date (UTC)
Time UTC
(local)
8/6/2014
8/10/2014
8/11/2014
8/11/2014
1700 (0800)
2030 (1330)
0055 (1755)
0230 (1930)
8/11/2014
2012 (1312)
8/11/2014
2050 (1350)
8/11/2014
2118 (1418)
8/11/2014
2230 (1530)
8/11/2014
8/12/2014
2330 (1630)
0010 (1710)
8/12/2014
8/12/2014
8/12/2014
0430 (2130)
0705 (0005)
1937 (1237)
8/13/2014
0042 (1742)
8/13/2014
8/13/2014
8/13/2014
0144 (1944)
0402 (2102)
0747 (0047)
8/13/2014
1715 (1015)
8/13/2014
8/13/2014
1808 (1108)
1917 (1217)
8/14/2014
0637 (2337)
8/14/2014
0808 (0108)
8/14/2014
1510 (0810)
Operation
Local time is 7 hours earlier than UTC
Begin Jason and Science loading and setup.
Ron Brown departs Newport.
Start multibeam logging.
Stopped multibeam logging; data quality too low due
to sea state.
Arrived on station at Axial Seamount; preparing
USBL transducer pole for deployment.
USBL pole in the water; preparing LVWS elevator
with Cassius USBL calibration instrument.
Elevator launched; Begin USBL navigation
calibration.
USBL calibration stopped due to ship’s bow thruster
malfunction. Unable to hold heading or position.
Problem diagnosis in progress.
CTD Test cast
Test cast complete. Resume USBL calibration. Still
working on bow thruster. Problem later determined to
be wiring error from dry dock maintenance just
completed.
Finished USBL calibration. Preparing for first dive.
Jason Dive 786 in the water
Elevator with LVWS and acoustic gear recovered and
on deck.
RAS time-series sampler mooring released from
International District.
RAS mooring on deck.
Launching the LVWS elevator near Vixen vent site.
End of Dive 786; Jason on deck. Hydraulic leak in
starboard manipulator terminated dive.
Deck operations for Thermal Energy Recovery
Mooring launch.
Elevator launch completed
Jason Dive 787 begins; Jason in water. Working on
thermal device recovery at Vixen.
Jason Dive 787 over; Jason on deck. Repeat of
manipulator hydraulic problem caused dive to end
before work completed. Repair completed on deck in
~1 hour.
Jason Dive 788 begins; Jason in water. Plan to
complete work at Vixen.
Recovered Jason/LVWS elevator. Very difficult
recovery!
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Date (UTC)
8/14/2014
8/14/2014
Time UTC
(local)
1800 (1100)
1922 (1222)
8/14/2014
8/14/2014
2015 (1315)
2110 (1410)
8/14/2014
8/15/2014
8/15/2014
2150 (1450)
0057 (1757)
0109 (1809)
8/15/2014
1605 (0905)
8/15/2014
1730 (1030)
8/15/2014
8/15/2014
1815 (1115)
2345 (1645)
8/16/2014
8/16/2014
8/16/2014
8/16/2014
8/16/2014
0120 (1920)
0640 (2340)
0740 (0040)
0940 (0240)
1500 (0800)
8/16/2014
8/17/2014
8/17/2014
8/17/2014
8/17/2014
8/17/2014
8/17/2014
8/17/2014
8/17/2014
1511 (0811)
0207 (1907)
0340 (2040)
1510 (0810)
1530 (0830)
1615 (0915)
1920 (1220)
2040 (1340)
2235 (1535)
8/17/2014
8/18/2014
8/18/2014
8/18/2014
8/19/2014
8/20/2014
8/20/2014
2335 (1635)
1455 (0755)
1535 (0835)
1600 (0900)
1700 (1000)
0030 (1730)
1900 (1200)
Operation
APL thermal device mooring released from seafloor.
Thermal device mooring on deck after difficult
recovery.
Jason Dive 788 over; Jason on deck.
CTD cast RB2014-03-01 in water 1200 meters east
of ASHES field.
CTD back on deck.
Jason/LVWS elevator deployed.
Jason Dive 789 in the water. Target work area is
ASHES. Thermal Device Recovery mooring prep
work on deck.
Jason/LVWS elevator back on deck. Problem with
the crane attachment to deck discovered and then
fixed.
Begin Thermal Recovery Mooring (TRM)
deployment.
Final part of TRM deployment complete.
TRM floats and titanium ‘donuts’ from ASHES on
board.
Second part of TRM recovered and on deck.
Jason Dive 789 over, Jason on deck.
CTD Cast RB2014-03-02 over ASHES
CTD Cast RB2014-03-03 over caldera center
Jason/LVWS elevator deployed 50m west of Mkr 33
vent.
Jason Dive 790 in water near Mkr 33 vent
LVWS elevator recovered and on deck.
Deploying TRM elevator at Trevi in two parts.
TRM elevators from Trevi recovered and on deck.
Jason Dive 790 ended, Jason on deck.
RB2014-03-4 CTD cast over Trevi vent site.
RB2014-03-5 CTD cast over Marker 113 vent site.
CTD on deck.
Jason/LVWS elevator with IGTs and Majors
deployed near Marker 113 vent.
Jason Dive 791 in the water.
Jason/LVWS elevator recovered and on deck.
Jason Dive 791 ended, Jason on deck.
R/V Ron Brown starts transit back to Newport.
R/V Ron Brown at the PMC dock in Newport.
Most off-loading of gear completed.
Trucks loaded and most of science team departs.
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Figure 3-1 NeMO 2014 Operations at Axial Seamount
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4.0 Discipline Summaries
4.1 Chemistry
4.1.1 Inorganic Chemistry and Incubator Module
David Butterfield, Peter Chace, Ben Larson, Noah Lawrence-Salvas, and Kevin Roe
Summary of sampling operations
The first goal on this cruise was to maximize deployment opportunities for the prototype
seafloor incubator (Figs. 4.1-1, 2, 3). We were able to deploy a fully loaded incubator on 4 dives,
and each deployment generated 4 water samples and 4 incubator filters, for a total of 16 samples
of each type (8 of which were from heated incubations). In addition, we also collected 26 HFS
piston and bag-type fluid samples, 15 gas tight bottles, 8 titanium major samples and 6
standalone RNA filters. Incubations were conducted for fluids from Marker 113 (twice),
Anemone, and Marker 33 (see Table 4.1.1-4). Our second major goal was to continue the timeseries sampling of as many vents as possible to follow evolution of the hydrothermal system.
Fluid samples for chemistry were collected from the 3 incubator sites, as well as from the high
temperature vents: Diva, Casper, Vixen, Inferno, Virgin, Trevi, Escargot, and El Guapo and low
temperature sites: Fuzzy Tubeworm, Spanish Steps, and Skadi.
HFPS Incubator Module
The newest component of the HFPS, the incubator module, was developed specifically
for the Subseafloor Life project, and it represents the most significant expansion of HFPS
capabilities since construction of the first prototype over 15 years ago. The incubator was
designed and built at PMEL. The main components of a single incubator unit (Fig. 4.1-1) consist
of an insulated bottle (shown in purple), which hosts the sample bag and heating rod, a final
bottle (shown in silver and which also contains a sample bag), and a titanium shutoff valve
situated between the HFPS manifold and incubator bottle.
The incubator is designed to pull in vent fluid using the same intake, pumps and manifold
already part of the original HFPS framework (described in more detail below). Additional
reagents and 13C labeled HCO3 are loaded with the sample into a Kynar bag. Once the bag is
filled, the shut off valve is closed to prevent further intake from the manifold. A temperature
controller housed in a separate titanium case records incubator temperature from a RTD
thermistor situated next to the bag, and maintains a constant temperature at a set point (within ~1
°C) by supplying current to the heating rod inside the incubator based on the thermistor
temperature.
Once the incubation has been allowed to run for a pre-determined time, the incubated fluid is
pumped from the incubator bag to the final sample bag through a 0.22 micron filter in a housing
with a preservative reservoir containing “RNA-Later” (concentrated solution of NH4SO4). The
filter is saved for later processing, and the incubated fluid saved for both shipboard and landbased analyses. The remaining liquid in both the incubator and final bottles (make-up liquid
surrounding the bags and pumped out during operation to create suction at the bag intake) was
also sampled for diagnostic purposes.
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Fig. 4.1-1 Single incubator unit; 4units fit on one rack
Fig. 4.1-2 Incubator rack, fully loaded and isolated from HFPS frame
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Four incubator units can be loaded onto a single rack, (Fig. 4.1-2), allowing for two separate
experiments per dive. Each experiment consists of 2 units; one loaded with labeled 13C HCO3
and a control loaded with 12C HCO3. We initially planned to run each pair at each of two
different non-background temperatures, but a ground fault leak that increased with each
additional heater drawing current slightly exceeded the Jason group’s ground fault tolerance
when all 4 units were running. Thus, we did only 1 heated incubator pair and 1 cold pair per
dive. An additional rack of up to 8 samples plus 1 tube for filter cartridges was mounted on the
HFPS frame along with the incubator module (Fig. 4.1-3).
Fig. 4.1-3 Assembled HFPS with sample rack on top, and incubator rack on bottom
Hydrothermal Fluid Particle Sampler Configuration (HFPS)
Because the configuration of HFPS can change from year to year, we provide some
details of how it was set up. The standard HFPS intake nozzle was used without any additional
attachment/adapter for both incubator and non-incubator configurations.
The incubator module was installed on every dive throughout the cruise, so the 12 valve
positions from 13-24 were always assigned to the incubator, leaving valve positions 1-12 for
normal HFPS samples for chemistry and microbiology. Valve position 1 was always assigned to
the large volume bag (4-liter) used for microbiology experiments on board (Stable Isotope
Probing, or SIP). Valve positions 2 through 5 were assigned to piston samplers. We used
titanium pistons with all-Teflon inlet caps whenever possible, and only used PVC pistons when
there was insufficient time to turn around the titanium pistons between dives. Valve positions 6
through 9 were assigned to bag samplers. Valve positions 10 and 11 were assigned to 47mm
diameter, 0.2 micron pore size, flat membrane filters in McLane filter holders with preservative
reservoirs filled with RNA-Later preservative. The preservative was passively added to the filter
in-situ after the sample was taken. Valve position 12 was assigned to in-situ sensors (see below).
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The incubator module necessitated a different valve configuration. Each incubator unit required
3 valve positions such that when the incubator was fully loaded, 12 valve positions were
dedicated to this module. See the table below for HFPS valve assignments used to effect the
three incubator functions of initial filling with sample, transferring and preserving the incubated
sample, and shutting off the incubator intake (and simultaneously opening the pathway to
preserve the sample).
Table 4.1.1-1 HFPS-Incubator Valve Assignments
Incubator #
1
2
Incubator Fill
13
15
Transfer/Preserve
14
16
Shut-off intake
21
22
3
17
18
23
4
19
20
24
Incubator Temperature Records
The following plots show the recorded incubator temperatures for all 4 deployments.
Only 2 chambers were heated on each dive. The plots show the entire duration of the dives, and
red lines mark the heater on and heater off times. A dip in temperature normally marks the time
when sample is pulled into the incubator.
Figure 4.1-4 Temperature record for Jason Dive 786 at Marker 113. Positions 1 (12C) and
2 (13C) heated to 80C.
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Figure 4.1-5 Temperature Record for Jason Dive 789 at Anemone vent in ASHES.
Positions 1 and 2 heated to 80C. After transferring sample, a heater test was performed on
chambers 3 and 4.
Figure 4.1-6 Temperature record for Jason Dive 790 at marker 33 vent. Positions 1 and 3
were heated to 80C.
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Figure 4.1-7 Temperature record for Jason Dive 791 at Marker 113. Positions 1 (13C) and
3 (12C) were heated to 80C.
The following table summarizes the incubator experiments. The mass of the final bag indicates
how much incubated sample was pulled through the RNA preservative filter at the end of the
incubation. On the first dive, the pH of the incubated sample was very low due to excess acid
remaining the the bags after cleaning. The pH in this sample was sufficiently low to preclude
growth of methanogens. After this problem was corrected, the incubated sample pH values were
near neutral, as intended. We routinely observed high H2 concentrations in all final incubator
samples (with the bulk of samples ranging from 100-300 uM) owing to the addition of a pocket
of H2 gas at the beginning of an incubation. Conversely, most incubator samples exhibited fairly
low CH4 concentrations (from < 1uM up to ~4 uM), possibly reflecting a low rate of autotrophic
CH4 production, or a high rate of heterotrophic CH4 consumption. Only Incubator #3 from dive
791 exhibited a more elevated CH4 concentration (~19 uM) with respect to the other incubator
samples, but this concentration was still lower than for other vents we sampled.
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Table 4.1.1-2: Incubator Experiment Summary
J2-786
Incubator
ID
1 (12C)
2 (13C)
3
4
Mkr 113
Setpoint
Start (UTC)
Stop (UTC)
78
78
0
0
8/12/2014 8:06
8/12/2014 8:28
8/12/2014 7:25
8/12/2014 7:25
8/13/2014 4:04
8/13/2014 4:04
8/13/2014 7:47
8/13/2014 7:47
J2-789
Incubator
ID
1 (12C)
2 (13C)
3
4
Anemone
Setpoint
Start (UTC)
Stop (UTC)
8/15/2014 5:45
8/15/2014 8:04
J2-790
Incubator
ID
1 (13C)
2 (12C)
3 (12C)
4 (13C)
J2-791
Incubator
ID
1 (13C)
2
3 (12C)
4
Duration
(hours)
20.0
19.6
24.4
24.4
Mass of
final bag (g)
586
102
8/16/2014 0:11
8/16/2014 2:52
18.4
18.8
800
396
7.2
6.7
8/15/2014 8:10
8/16/2014 4:37
20.4
770
6.1
Marker 33
Setpoint
Start (UTC)
Stop (UTC)
78
0
78
0
8/16/2014 16:49
8/16/2014 15:50
8/16/2014 16:55
8/16/2014 15:50
8/17/2014 12:52
8/17/2014 15:30
8/17/2014 13:22
8/17/2014 15:30
20.1
23.7
20.4
23.7
766
5.87
629
475
6.21
5.06
Mkr 113
Setpoint
Start (UTC)
Stop (UTC)
78
0
78
0
8/18/2014 0:49
8/17/2014 23:51
8/18/2014 0:57
8/17/2014 23:51
8/18/2014 13:10
8/18/2014 15:34
8/18/2014 13:12
8/18/2014 15:34
12.3
15.7
12.3
15.7
348
116
840
62
6.26
78
78
0
0
pH in
final bag
2.7
1.8
560
6.13
3.87
Chemical Sensors on HFPS
Position 12 was dedicated to in-situ chemical sensors. A Seabird (Bellevue, WA) 63
Optical Oxygen sensor was plumbed in series with an AMT (Rostock, Germany) deep-sea glass
pH electrode. Measurements were taken by switching to valve position 12 and diverting fluid
from the HFPS manifold through the O2 sensor and then through the pH sensor housing. We
used the sensors in the water column and in low-temperature vents. Both sensors responded
consistently. The oxygen sensor on HFPS worked normally throughout the Ron Brown cruise.
We did not fully evaluate the pH data from the AMT sensor during the cruises, but pre- and postcruise calibrations matched each other and calibrations from previous years. The voltage data
from the pH sensor will be converted to pH post-cruise.
Titanium Major Samplers
In addition to the HFPS, we used titanium major samplers (provided by WHOI/NDSF) to
sample high-temperature or diffuse vent sites with relatively low gas content. Using these
samplers on the Jason/LVWS elevator allowed us to take additional samples.
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UCSB-Type Gas-Tight Samplers
Evacuated titanium gas-tight samplers from the Lupton/Lilley labs were set up and
extracted on board by Leigh Evans. Two of the gas-tights were plumbed to the HFS manifold,
attached in the port-aft section of the ROV, and triggered with Jason hydraulic functions. These
are referred to in the sample log as J###-GTHFS-nn, where nn is the sequential dive sample
number. The laboratory sample number includes the serial number stamped on the sampler plus
the designation of where the sampler was mounted, port or starboard. The UCSB gas-tights were
also used as discrete samplers triggered by the ram mounted on the Jason manipulator arm (as for
the major samplers). In this case, the lab sample number includes the sampler serial number and
the color used to identify the sampler during the dive.
Table 4.1.1-3: UCSB Titanium Gas-tight Samples and Total Gas Concentration
Dive Sample #
GTB serial #,
Vent
Vent T °C
Total [gas] m-mole/kg
color, position
J786-GTB-16
7-red/grn
Castle
282
162
J786-GTHFS-22
6-port
Diva
288
499
J786-GTHFS-21
2-stbd
Diva
288
499
J788-GTB-6
5-blk
Casper
293
41.9
J788-GTB-1
7-red/grn
Vixen
328.5
63.2
J789-GTHFS-21
2-stbd
Virgin
264
215
J789-GTHFS-12
6-port
Anemone
34.3
10.7
J789-GTB-17
5-blk
Hell
286
10.3
J789-GTB-24
7-red/grn
Inferno
299.5
16.4
J790-GTB-17
7-red/grn
Trevi
241
103
J790-GTB-16
5-blk
Trevi
241
94.8
J790-GTHFS-25
2-stbd
N3/Mkr 135
21.5
99.0
J790-GTHFS-20
6-port
Spanish Steps
30.5
15.3
J791-GTB-15
7-red/grn
ElGuapo
320.5
107
J791-GTB-14
5-blk
ElGuapo
320.5
89.0
In total, we collected 15 UCSB-type gas-tights, primarily from high-temperature vents. Most of
these samples represent a continuation of the long-term time-series associated with the NeMO
project since 1998. Gases were extracted from the samples on a vacuum line at sea and sealed
into glass ampules for analysis in the Lupton lab at PMEL/Newport and in the Lilley or
Proskurowski labs at UW. Total gas content determined by manometry is given in the table.
Sample Processing and Analysis
For HFPS fluid samples (from both the incubator module, traditional sampler bottles, and
the titanitum major samplers), Kevin Roe analyzed hydrogen sulfide, dissolved silica and
ammonia on board by spectrophotometry. Dave Butterfield and Peter Chace analyzed pH and
alkalinity by standard methods. Ben Larson analyzed hydrogen and methane on an SRI 8610 gas
chromatograph. We processed nearly all of the HFPS samples for gas analysis. If a gas
headspace was present, the entire gas volume was removed and combined into a single gas
sample bag, the volume of the gas was measured at room T and P, and the methane and hydrogen
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content of the gas was analyzed on the GC. Immediately after the gas removal (within 1 minute),
a liquid sample was taken and the gas content of the liquid was also analyzed. The total sample
volume of the liquid was determined by weight, by piston displacement, or by tally of all the
sub-sample volumes. The measurements are combined to calculate the total methane and
hydrogen content of the fluid.
Samples were processed without exposure to air. 30ml bottles were filled slowly from the bottom
to overflow and then capped with no head space for pH and alkalinity. Samples for dissolved
silica were diluted in 0.02N HCl as needed, and kept refrigerated until analyzed. Hydrogen
sulfide was measured by methylene blue spectrophotometry. Sub-samples for major elements
were filtered through a 0.2 micron syringe filter and stored with no head space in 30ml hdpe
bottles. Nutrient samples were filtered, acidified to pH ~3 and purged with nitrogen to remove
H2S, then frozen. Nitrate isotope samples were filtered and frozen. Nitrite isotope samples were
filtered, added to 0.5ml NaOH and frozen. Trace metal samples were transferred to I-Chem hdpe
bottles and acidified with ultra-pure HCl (2 microliters/ml). 10ml aliquots were injected into
evacuated, pre-weighed vials for DIC and 13C-DIC. Sulfur isotope samples were stored in 40ml
vials with no headspace and 0.5ml of 10% solution of cadmium acetate. Selected samples were
stored in acid-leached, ldpe bottles for aluminum analysis.
Our shore-based analytical plan for HFPS will analyze major elements (Na, K, Mg, Ca, Cl, SO4)
by ion chromatography, minor elements (Li, F, B, Sr, Rb, Fe, Mn) by Atomic Absorption, ICPOES, ion-selective electrode, and other techniques, a suite of trace metals (Fe, Mn, Cu, Zn, Pb,
Mo, Ni, Ag, Cd, Bi, U and others) by ICP-MS, S isotopes on H2S and SO4 by mass
spectrometry in collaboration with ETH-Zurich, O and H isotopes of water at UW, stable C on
DIC (Giora), Sr and Pb isotopes on selected samples. Sub-samples of unfiltered, low-temperature
vent fluids were saved for cell counts. Sub-samples of a few samples were saved for virus
counts. Samples for analysis of N isotopes on nitrite were preserved with NaOH solution and
frozen, to be analyzed by Annie Bourbonnais. Nutrient samples (filtered and purged with
nitrogen, but not acidified) were frozen and will be sent to Annie Bourbonnais for both nutrient
analysis and isotopes of N and O on nitrate. Replicate nutrient samples (filtered, acidified, and
purged with nitrogen) were saved and frozen to be analyzed for nutrients (by either the PMEL
nutrient lab or the UW nutrient lab). DOC will be analyzed on selected samples from each vent
site.
The following table shows how fluid chemistry samples were divided in the laboratory. Analysis
will be done by the Butterfield lab, except for N isotope analysis by Annie Bourbonnais, DIC
and 13C-DIC by Giora Proskurowski, and cell counts by the Holden lab. Full details of the
sample sites are given in the Jason Dive Sample table.
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Table 4.1.1-4: Fluid Chemistry Sample Splits
Sample Identification
Jason
Dive
Samp
#
J786HFS01
J786HFS03
J786HFS08
J786IGT12
J786LVWS
-13
J786IGT18
J786IGT19
J788HFS02
J788Major
-03
J788IGT04
J788IGT05
J788Major
-07
J788HFS08
J789HFS01
J789HFS02
J789HFS08
J789HFS09
J789IGT13
Lab
Samp
#
T
max
°C
Site
J786B6
25.1
Mkr-113
J786B8
25.5
Mkr-113
J786LVB1
25.9
Mkr-113
J786IGT1
27.4
J786LVWS
Sample Split Volumes in mL
gas
pH
alk
H2S
Si
Ma
jor
TM
Nut
NH3
25
35
20
35
220
50
3
15
5
19
16
10
Mkr-113
15
10
15
12
Mkr-113
5
20
16
10
DOC
DIN
iso
A.B.
NO2
iso
A.B.
DIC
G.P
13C
DIC
G.P.
100
#543
45
#644
50
10
10
S iso
H2O
iso
15
281
Castle
15
5
15
15
30
J786IGT2
295
Diva
15
5
15
15
30
J788P4
330.
4
Vixen
35
5
35
30
45
45
#531
45
#630
40
16
J788MW
330
Vixen
35
4
35
250
50
55
#542
45
#637
50
16
J788IGT1
326.
7
Vixen
15
4
15
10
12
J788IGT4
300
Casper
15
4
15
8
12
J788MBl
300
Casper
35
9
35
130
50
100
#529
45
#636
50
J788P5
300
Casper
12
35
16
35
100
42
45
J789BF6
37.6
Anemone
20
35
20
35
140
50
100
#524
45
#624
40
J789B7
25.9
Anemone
15
35
20
35
125
50
100
#530
45
#639
40
J789B8
36.4
Anemone
J789PF5
38.6
Anemone
145
#521
45
#627
40
J789IGT2
56
Anemone
40
35
18
35
250
50
15
6
15
10
10
17
16
15
10
10
40
40
20
7
Al
40
J786IGT3
12
Cell
count
J.H.
10
10
40
100
Jason
Dive
Samp
#
J789IGT14
J789Major
-16
J789Major
-18
J789HFS19
J789HFS20
J789HFS22
J789HFS23
J790HFS06
J790HFS07
J790IGT11
J790IGT12
J790HFS14
J790HFS15
J790HFS19
J790HFS22
J790HFS23
J790Major
-27
J790Major
-28
J791HFS-5
pH
alk
H2S
Si
Ma
jor
TM
Nut
s
NH
3
15
6
15
10
30
7
35
5
35
375
50
Hell
6
35
30
35
500
50
Virgin
7
35
3
35
100
35
4
35
170
45
Lab
Samp
#
T
max
°C
Site
J789IGT3
41
Anemone
J789MW
286
Hell
J789MY
286
J789P2
238.
2
J789PF3
263.
8
J789B9
gas
21.8
Virgin
Fuzzy
Tube
worm
15
35
14
35
40
50
J789P4
299.
5
Inferno
7
35
4
35
150
50
J790B6
19.7
Mkr-33
Vent
10
35
19
35
240
J790B7
19.6
Mkr-33
Vent
10
35
19
35
J790IGT3
21.3
Mkr-33
Vent
15
7
J790IGT2
31.8
Mkr-33
Vent
15
J790P2
241.
5
Trevi
J790P3
241.
7
Trevi
J790P4
29.8
Spanish
Steps
J790P5
22.5
J790B9
DOC
DIN
iso
A.B.
NO2
iso
A.B.
100
#540
45
#645
45
#631
40
45
#533
45
45ml
no
numb
er
#640
40
DIC
G.P
10
13C
DIC
G.P.
100
#638
40
100
#534
45
#633
40
10
10
50
100
#520
45
#625
40
10
10
215
50
100
15
7
20
9
15
12
35
4
35
35
50
35
5
35
12
40
25
35
20
35
250
50
100
#526
50
#623
40
Mkr-N3
Vent
10
35
20
35
240
50
45
#517
40
#629
40
21.8
Mkr-N3
Vent
10
35
20
35
150
50
100
J790MR
243
Trevi
10
15
4
35
175
40
45
J790MB
243
Trevi
12
35
8
35
250
50
J791B6
32.4
Mkr-113
Vent
0
0
0
0
0
18
40
16
45
16
Cell
count
J.H.
Al
40
100
10
#522
45
10
S iso
H2O
iso
40
40
40
100
40
0
10
10
12
12
#523
45
#632
40
10
10
0
0
0
0
40
0
0
0
0
Jason
Dive
Samp
#
Lab
Samp
#
T
max
°C
gas
pH
alk
H2S
Si
Ma
jor
TM
Nut
s
NH
3
Site
J791HFS-6
J791P4
32.3
Mkr-113
Vent
10
35
20
35
200
45
J791IGT-7
J791IGT09
J791HFS10
J791HFS12
J791Major
-16
J791Major
-17
J791HFS19
J791HFS20
J791IGT3
30.6
Mkr-113
Vent
14
35
30
J791IGT1
300.
5
Escargot
12
35
25
J791P2
302.
9
Escargot
10
35
20
35
230
45
J791P3
50.1
Escargot
10
35
25
35
250
45
80
#510
45
#614
45
J791MW
El
Guapo
10
35
8
35
250
50
100
#514
45
#608
40
J791MY
El
Guapo
10
35
8
35
230
50
90
#515
45
#613
40
110
#512
45
#609
40
J791B7
29.6
Skadi
10
35
8
x
240
50
J791B8
2.6
North
of Skadi
12
35
25
35
490
45
DOC
100
DIN
iso
A.B.
NO2
iso
A.B.
DIC
G.P
13C
DIC
G.P.
S iso
H2O
iso
Cell
count
J.H.
Al
45
80
45*
70
45
10
10
40
100
In addition to the primary incubator fluid samples, bottle water samples were collected from both
the incubator and final bottles for help in determining why some incubator bags did not fill
completely. Selected shipboard analyses (e.g., gas, ammonia, silica, pH) were conducted on
these diagnostic samples, which will also be analyzed on land for major elements, but not for
minor or trace elements. Finally, the incubator filters were frozen and processed back on land to
determine whether or not the RNA was enriched.
Comments on Incubator Performance
The incubator module is a new and relatively complex oceanographic instrument
designed to grow high-temperature microbes on the seafloor immediately after sampling from
their hydrothermal habitat. The instrument setup allows the addition of an isotopically-enriched
carbon source for stable isotope probing experiments, and the instrument plumbing allows the
addition of other nutrients/energy sources and in-situ preservation of DNA/RNA from the
incubation. Temperature can be controlled to within 2°C independently in the 4 incubation
chambers. No previous instrument has attempted this level of control, and less ambitious
instruments have encountered significant difficulties, so this was a risky project.
The one significant problem encountered during the cruise was that the instrument had a
measurable ground fault. This was quickly traced to the heating rods. We were able to run two
out of the four incubator heaters without exceeding the ground fault limit. This was surprising
because pre-cruise testing showed no significant ground faults in salt water. The reason for the
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ground fault was discovered at the end of the cruise. The heating rods were shipped to us unsealed, which allows moisture from air to be absorbed by the ceramic insulating material
between the heating element and the titanium sheath, thus lowering its resistance. When the
heating rod assembly is baked before sealing, the resistance goes up by at least an order of
magnitude, which would allow running all 4 heaters simultaneously without passing the ground
fault limit. The ground fault issue will not be a problem on the next deployment.
The instrument was deployed four times during the research cruise, and was technically a great
success. The temperature control functions worked flawlessly. The new titanium shut-off valve
controlled by the HFPS sample pump worked well and is reversible, which may allow additional
functionality in the future. The fluid flow functions worked as intended, with the exception that
incubator chamber number 2 failed to transfer the intended volume to the incubation bag (see
Table 4.1-2) every time despite repeated trouble-shooting efforts. Operator errors during setup
affected two deployments (excess acid on J786 and swapped quick-connects on J789). RNA was
recovered from the incubated samples that were preserved in-situ. Given the complexity of the
instrument, this cruise was certainly a successful proof of concept. We can transfer a vent fluid
sample, add labeled bicarbonate, acid to neutralize the bicarbonate, and hydrogen gas to provide
an energy source for methanogenesis, maintain temperature for as long as needed, then transfer
the incubated fluid through a filter with in-situ preservative. It will require significant postcruise data analysis to determine how successful the in-situ SIP experiments were, and we expect
to gain insight on how to optimize incubation conditions (temperature, duration, and
concentration of energy sources added). We are in excellent position to continue the work with
this incubator, potentially on a combined NSF-NOAA cruise scheduled for August of 2015.
4.1.2 Gas Chemistry
Giora Proskurowski
The overarching goal of the NeMO 2014 gas-tight fluid sampling efforts was to provide an
accurate assessment of the gas chemistry at Axial hydrothermal vent sites in order to:
•
•
•
•
guide the gas concentrations used in-situ incubation and shipboard microbiological stable
isotope probe experiments
establish bounds for geochemical and ecosystem modeling efforts
expand the time-series of geochemical data at Axial
and comparatively examine adjacent high-temperature source fluid and microbially modified
lower-temperature diffuse fluid
This was achieved through the collection of 16 isobaric gas-tight (IGT) fluid samples over the
seven days on station at Axial with the R/V Ronald H. Brown and the ROV Jason. Four
additional samples were acquired during the OOI-RSN field season (Visions’14) with the R/V
Thomas G. Thompson and the ROV ROPOS. Each of the 20 samples acquired in 2014 were
processed shipboard according to the following protocol:
•
H2 and CH4 analyzed shipboard using gas chromatograph equipped with TCD and FID
detectors, a packed molecular sieve 5A column, and an inlet system utilizing gas-tight
syringes taken directly from the samplers
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•
•
•
6-8 gas-tight aliquots preserved in evacuated 30ml serum vials for laboratory analyses of
volatile components (CO2, d13CO2, d13CH4, and H2S for Visions14 samples)
non-gas aliquots preserved in poly bottles for laboratory analyses of trace metals, major ions,
nutrients, and silica
shipboard analyses of pH and H2S (NeMO14 only)
In addition, the shipboard GC was used for headspace analyses of microbial growth rate
experiment time points.
The IGTs were successfully deployed using a combination of ROV mounted and elevator
mounted configurations. There were no missed samples, and no operational issues with the
samplers.
Table 4.1.2-1 Summary table of the samples and shipboard gas-chemistry results from 2014
Full Sample
Site
Max
[H2]
stdev
[CH4]
stdev
Number
T
[H2]
[CH4]
µmol/kg
µmol/kg
°C
µmol/kg
µmol/kg
J786-11-IGT4
Mrkr 113
26.6
1.7
0.2
36.7
0.3
J786-12-IGT1
Mrkr 113
27.5
0.6
1.1
40.3
3.2
J786-18-IGT3
Castle
281.7
289.4
3.7
77.7
4.2
J786-19-IGT2
Diva
295.4
933.5
23.2
312.0
0.9
J788-04-IGT1
Vixen
326.7
300.5
8.1
73.9
3.9
J788-05-IGT4
Casper
301.5
333.7
12.2
74.2
2.3
J789-13-IGT2
Anemone
56
71.2
0.6
40.4
2.1
J789-14-IGT3
Anemone
50.4
79.4
1.3
45.6
2.5
J790-11-IGT3
Mrkr33
21.3
1.3
0.2
18.5
1.4
J790-12-IGT2
Mrkr33
31.8
1.6
0.2
24.3
0.7
J790-18-IGT4
Trevi
240.7
435.9
6.8
80.9
1.2
J790-21-IGT1
N3
22.5
2.6
0.1
83.2
1.4
J791-11-IGT4 Escargot Lo
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1.6
0.1
8.3
0.2
J791-7-IGT3
Mrkr113
30.6
1.1
0.2
43.3
1.6
J791-8-IGT2
El Guapo
341.2
167.0
14.9
23.9
0.9
J791-9-IGT1
Escargot Hi 300.5
301.6
5.3
74.1
0.9
R1713-1Diva
292
790.8
11.5
230.7
9.0
IGT2
R1713-2EscargotHi
293
391.4
0.9
100.7
8.2
IGT3
R1795-1Diva
298
684.0
75.3
234.6
27.9
IGT1
R1795-2Escargot Hi
306
300.2
17.2
77.1
4.9
IGT2
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4.2 Viral Ecology
Lisa Zeigler Allen and Dannylin Tran
Our cruise objectives were as follows:
• Primary: To collect and process ~160 L of diffuse flow fluids for microbial and viral
abundance estimates, viral production assessment, nutrient concentrations, flow cytometric
capture of populations and single organisms, and metagenomic/metatranscriptomic analysis
of prokaryotic and viral communities.
• Secondary: To collect filtrate from Stable Isotope Probing (SIP) experiments to sample for
virus enumeration and omic-based analysis.
Filtration was performed in-situ at our primary vent sites within Axial Seamount using the large
volume water sampler (LVWS), which was fitted to an elevator appropriate for use with Jason
(WHOI). A Jason temperature probe was ‘threaded’ through inlet for real-time collection of
temperature during diffuse-flow fluid sampling. When needed, e.g., due to temperature drop due
to entrainment of cold deep fluids, the pumps were paused and the arm readjusted to maintain
temperature.
Figure 4.2-1 LVWS being deployed on the elevator
The majority of filtering activities take place at depth including pre-filtering through a 200µm
Nytex net, then serial filtration through 3.0µm and two 0.2µm membrane filters. The 0.2µmfiltered water containing viral particles is then collected in tedlar bags and brought to the surface
for further processing. Using tangential flow filtration (TFF) the ~160 L of 0.2µm filtered water
is concentrated to ~250-500ml, glycerol added, and stored at -80°C before transport on dry ice to
JCVI for further analyses.
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Viral Sample Collection
During the Jason dives that included LVWS deployment, samples were collected after
filtering fluids for: 2hours. In each case ~220L of diffuse flow vent fluids were brought up from
depth and further processed. The volume of water filtered across membrane filters was calculated
using an estimated flow rate taken at Axial (2013) to be ~400L. Samples were taken to evaluate
microbial and viral abundance within the unfiltered water, filtered and concentrated water.
Membrane filters were preserved for community genomic (DNA) and transcriptomic (RNA)
analyses. Additionally, shipboard assays were conducted to assess the rate of microbial mortality
due to viral lysis. Briefly, unfiltered water was taken from the prefiltration carboy with duplicate
control and treatment (+mitomycinC) and incubated at 55°C. The ultrafiltrate contains no viral
particles, yet still maintains some of the fluid properties present at the time of sample.
A. Prior to deployment deck activities:
1. Rinse collection apparatus with 1:100 bleach to Milli-q water solution follow with Milli-q
water only.
2. Set up a 200µm nytex pre-filter in the 5L collection carboy, filled with Milli-q water.
3. Use forcepts and gloves for ALL filter contact.
4. Load the duplicate serial 293mm filter stand units (in series 3.0µm ‘Y’ to two 0.2µm).
5. Load tedlar bags into Nalgene box carboys and secure with tie-wraps.
6. Prime system using Milli-q and peristaltic pump.
7. Attach LVWS sled to ROPOS.
8. Check hydrolytic valve and CTD pumps.
B. Filtration during deployment
1. Temperature probe and sample collection wand is used to target diffuse flow fluids at
~20-50°C.
2. Valve is opened and pumps are turned on pulling fluids into filtration system.
3. The pumps average 3.5 L min-1.
4. Measure and record total volume pumped on station data sheet.
5. When filtering is completed pumps are turned off and valve closed.
Viral Sample Archiving
A. Membrane filters for microbial and viral genomic and transcriptomic analysis
1. Remove 3.0μm and 0.2 μm filter from Millipore stand with forceps, and place on top of
sterilized filter paper box (sterilize with alcohol wipes).
2. Fold the remaining of each filter in half with cells on inside. Continue to fold until the
filter will fit into a seal-a-meal bag.
3. Add 10 ml of DNA buffer (1x Tris-EDTA, 50mM EDTA, 50 mM EGTA) and 10 ml of
RNAlater.
4. Seal filters in separate sample bags. Label with date, dive, station and filter size.
5. Seal
6. Store at -80°C on R/V Ron Brown.
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Figure 4.2-2: 3.0μm 293mm membrane filter showing microbial biomass and
marine snow captured during filtration of diffuse flow fluids
B. Membrane filter for viral production assay
1. Remove the second 0.2μm filter and aseptically cut using a sterile razor blade.
2. Place in 2L carboy
3. Add 1 L of ultrafiltrate (permeate) fluid (50kD filtered) from TFF.
4. Shake to remove microbes
5. Aliquot into 4 production assay vessels at equal volumes.
6. Take microscopy sample, 5ml fluid with 1% glutaraldehyde and DOC sample.
7. Incubate at 55°C for 48 hours.
8. Take microscopy sample (see II.B.6) and add glycerol, store at -80°C.
C. Viral particle concentration - 0.2μm filtered fluids contained in tedlar bags
1. Transfer water from bags on deck to clean 50L carboys using peristaltic pump.
2. Insert all lines (feed, retentate and permeate) into the carboy (this is referred to as
recirculation mode). Ensure that the permeate valve is closed. Thread the feed line
through the pump head and set the occlusion knob on the peristaltic pump to 5.
3. Ramp the pump speed up slowly until you reach 20. Once water starts to come out of the
retentate line, turn the occlusion knob to 3 and move the permeate line to another acidcleaned carboy.
4. Slowly ramp up the speed of the pump to 45. Open the permeate valve slowly until a
steady “trickle” comes out of the permeate line. The water that comes out of the permeate
line is ultra-filtered seawater and should be virus free. 50L of ultrafiltrate in a clean
carboy. This will be used for cleaning purposes.
5. Concentrate the 0.2μm water to ~250-500ml.
6. Collect microscopy samples, 4x 15ml with 1% formalin.
7. Collect 50ml of ultrafiltrate in 10% glycerol as sample processing control.
8. Add molecular biology grade glycerol to a 10% final concentration.
9. Freeze VC at -80°C.
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D. Unfiltered (rawwater) fluid from 5L pefiltration carboy
1. Aliquot 50 ml into culture flasks for viral production and induction assay, 2 x 50 ml
control and 2 x 50 ml with the inducing agent mitomycin C added. Incubate at 55°C for
48 hours. Microscopy samples taken at discrete time points (see table) –4 x 4 ml with 1%
formalin.
2. 2 x 50ml fluid and add 10% final volume glycerol for flow-cytometric analysis.
3. Take 4 x 5 ml microscopy samples with 1% formalin added.
4. Collect 4 x 50 ml in acid washed nutrient analysis bottles.
5. Remaining was used by Huber lab in SIP experiments.
E. SIP experiment 0.2 µm filtrate
1. ~120ml of 0.2 µm filtrate was collected for 12C and 13C incubations (SIP) performed at
30°C, 55°C and 80°C.
2. ~20ml of RNA later was used to preserve the samples.
3. They were put at 4°C for ~2-4hr and then transferred to -80°C.
Dive Summary for LVWS
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Sample Summary for Viruses
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Initial DNA/RNA quantities obtained from filters and viral concentrates
4.3 Thermophilic Biogeochemical Processes
Jim Holden, Lucy Stewart, and Begum Topçuoğlu
The goal of our research is to model the habitability of hydrothermal vent environments
by thermophilic and hyperthermophilic anaerobic microorganisms and the biogeochemical
impact of these organisms on the deep sea. On this cruise, we determined the concentrations of
cultivatable methanogens, autotrophic sulfur reducers, autotrophic nitrate reducers, and
anaerobic heterotrophs that grow at 55 and 80°C, and determined the potential growth restraints
(e.g., H2 concentration, trace metal or vitamins) on natural assemblages of methanogens at the
same temperatures. Low-temperature (< 30°C) hydrothermal fluid samples were collected using
the hydrothermal fluid sampler and processed from vents at Marker 113 (J786-unfiltered bag 8),
Anemone (J789-unfiltered bag 8), Marker 33 (J790-unfiltered bag 8), and a CTD hydrocast in
the center of the caldera (45° 55.9941′ N 129° 59.9292′ W, 1500 m depth). From each sample
(~640 ml per bag, 1 L per Niskin bottle), 400 ml were used for methanogen microcosm
incubations, 100 ml were used for three-tube most-probable-number estimates, 2 × 18 ml were
preserved in 3-4% formaldehyde for total cell counts, and 5 ml and the remaining fluid was
filtered onto a 0.2 µm pore size membrane filter and preserved with 4% paraformaldehyde for
fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) counts of specific cell types. Final results cannot be
determined at sea, but there are very good indications that we had growth of methanogens in our
microcosm and MPN experiments at 55 and 80°C and in our heterotroph MPNs at the same
temperatures.
4.4 Subseafloor Microbial Ecology
Chris Algar, Caroline Fortunato, and Julie Huber
Our main objectives on this cruise were to (1) conduct shipboard and seafloor stable
isotope probing experiments with diffuse vent fluids from Axial enriched with labeled DIC under
various temperature to determine which microbes are actively fixing carbon at Axial, (2) collect
diffuse fluids that were in situ filtered and preserved (with RNALater, in duplicate) to determine
and quantify functional repertoire of total active microbial communities and compare to SIP
experiments, (3) estimate potential carbon uptake rates by both autotrophs and heterotrophs with
labeled DIC and acetate under various temperatures, and (4) preserve all diffuse fluid samples
collected for single cell genomics analyses. We sampled fluids with two samplers, the HFPS and
LVWS, as well as the incubator unit and CTD.
Seafloor RNA Stable Isotope Probing (RNA-SIP) experiments
RNA-SIP experiments were performed on the seafloor using four incubator units
connected to the HFPS. During each dive, vent fluid was pumped into each of the four incubator
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bags that were pre-loaded with 13.3 mL of either 12C or 13C sodium bicarbonate for a final
concentration of 10 mM. To ensure pH and gas concentrations were similar to the subseafloor
environment, hydrogen gas and 2 mL of 10% HCl were added to the incubator bag during filling.
Bags were filled with ~800 mL of fluid and the incubators were then heated to 80ºC or kept at insitu temperature (~2-4ºC). At the end of the experiment, the fluid was pulled from the incubator
bag through a 0.2μm, 47mm filter and into a secondary collection bag for later gas and nutrient
analysis. Once on deck, filters were placed into sterile 50 mL Falcon tubes with ~10 mL of fresh
RNA later. Tubes were kept at 4ºC for 24 hours and then moved to -80ºC. Seafloor RNA-SIP
experiments were carried out at three vents: Marker113 (FS906, FS909), Anemone (FS907), and
Marker 33 (FS908), with varying degrees of success as detailed in Section X. Analysis of filters
to determine if label uptake occurred will be carried out at MBL.
Shipboard RNA Stable Isotope Probing (RNA-SIP) experiments
For the shipboard RNA-SIP, fluid was collected from both the HFPS and LVWS
samplers. The LVWS was used for 30ºC and 55ºC experiments and the HFPS was used for 80ºC
experiments. For SIP experiments using the LVWS, a 5L carboy of vent fluid was collected. The
fluid was pumped into eight evacuated 500 mL bottles to a volume of 530 mL. To each bottle we
added 8.83 mL of either 12C or 13C sodium bicarbonate for a final concentration of 10 mM. After
filling, 1.5 mL of 10% HCl was added until the fluid had a pH < 6.5 to ensure the SIP incubation
was similar to vent conditions. Also, we added 20 mL (~900 μmoles) of 99.99% H2 gas to each
bottle for a concentration of ~20μM H2 in solution. Our previous work has shown that the
addition of hydrogen is necessary for label uptake in our SIP experiments. Bottles were then
incubated lying on their sides at either 30ºC or 55ºC. It was important to incubate bottles on their
sides to keep the hydrogen from escaping through the stopper. For the SIP experiments using the
HFPS, a large volume bag (LVB) was filled with 4L of fluid and used to fill four evacuated 500
mL bottles. The SIP setup from the LVB was the same as for the LVWS. Bottles were then
incubated at 80ºC. At each vent we took a 60 mL syringe from both the LVWS carboy and LVB
for nutrient analysis to be performed by the Butterfield lab. A shipboard SIP experiment was also
completed for a background seawater sample inside the caldera at 1200m depth. For this
experiment, seawater was collected in Niskin bottles on a CTD. A 10L cubitainer was filled from
the Niskins and used to fill six 1L evacuated bottles to 1060 mL. To each bottle we added 3.53
mL of either 12C or 13C sodium bicarbonate for a final concentration of 2 mM. No acid was
added since the pH did not need adjusting but 40 mL of hydrogen was added to each bottle.
Bottles were incubated at 4ºC, 30ºC, and 55ºC.
For each shipboard SIP experiment, there were three temperatures with two time points (except
background) and a 12C control and 13C experiment bottle at each time point for a total of 12
bottles per vent experiment (6 for seawater experiment). The chart below shows the setup and
incubation times for all shipboard SIP experiments. SIP experiments were completed at
Marker113 (FS906, LVWS4), Anemone (FS907, LVWS5), Marker33 (FS908, LVWS6), and
background seawater. At each SIP time point, we took a range of microbiological and chemical
measurements prior to filtering:
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Table 4.4-1 Shipboard experiment temperatures and time points
SIP Experiment
Temperature Time point (hrs)
All vents
30°C
24, 36
55°C
18, 36
80°C
9, 18
Background seawater
4°C
60
30°C
36
55°C
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A. Inoculation of Sulfurimonas paralvinellae media from 30ºC and 55ºC SIP bottles:
We removed 1 mL of fluid from both 12C and 13C bottles from 30ºC and 55ºC and added it to a
fresh tube of Sulfurimonas media. This was done twice for a total of four tubes (2 12C, 2 13C) for
each temperature from each time point. Once inoculated, tubes were topped off with H2/CO2 and
incubated at their corresponding temperature (30ºC or 55ºC) until the tube became turbid or the
end of the cruise. Many tubes were turbid at sea, but need to be verified by microscopy in the
lab.
B. Hydrogen sulfide measurement:
From each SIP bottle at every time point and temperature, we removed 5 mL of fluid using a
sterile syringe. The syringe was capped and stored at 4ºC until shipboard analysis could be
completed by the Butterfield lab.
C. Gas headspace measurement:
We measured the concentration of methane and hydrogen at each of the 55ºC and 80ºC time
points from both the 12C and 13C bottles. A 60 mL syringe with a stopcock (closed) was inserted
into each bottle. The stopcock was then opened and the gas was allowed to equilibrate. We then
recorded the volume on the syringe and added that to the headspace of the bottle (36 mL) to
determine a total headspace volume. We then pushed this gas back into the bottle. Next, we used
a 10 mL syringe to take a 3-5 mL gas sample that was immediately run on the GC to determine
hydrogen and methane concentrations.
After the above measurements were completed, SIP bottles were then filtered onto 0.2 μm
Sterivex filters. Filters were filled with RNAlater, capped, and put into sterile 50 mL Falcon
tubes. Tubes were kept at 4ºC for 24 hours and then moved to -80ºC. During filtration, the filtrate
from each bottle was collected for:
A. Nitrate measurements:
40 mL from each SIP bottle was collected for analysis of final nitrate concentrations. Nitrate
bottles were stored at 4ºC immediately after collection until they could be purged. Once purged
the bottles were stored at -20ºC and will be analyzed by the Butterfield lab.
B. Viruses:
60 mL of filtrate was collected from each SIP bottle for vial counts and possible ‘omics. Fluid
was collected in 50 mL tubes prefilled with 20 mL of RNAlater. Tubes were kept at 4ºC for 24
hours and then moved to -80ºC. Analysis will be done by the Zeigler lab.
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Metagenomic and metatranscriptomic samples
To better understand the metabolic potential and gene expression patterns of subseafloor
communities, we collected samples for ‘omic analyses from multiple vents across the caldera.
For each dive, two filter holders containing a 0.2 μm, 47 mm flat filter were loaded onto the
HFPS. At each diffuse vent, ~3 L of fluid was pumped through each filter and then the filter was
preserved in-situ with RNAlater. Duplicate (when possible) filters were taken at each vent. Once
on deck, filters were removed from their holders, folded into quarters and placed into sterile 50
mL Falcon tubes with ~10 mL of fresh RNA later. Tubes were kept at 4ºC for 24 hours and then
moved to -80ºC for the remainder of the cruise. During the cruise, ‘omics filters were collected at
the following diffuse vents: Marker113 (FS906), Anemone (FS907), Marker33 (FS908),
Escargot (FS910), and Skadi (FS911). An ‘omics sample from background seawater was also
collected inside the caldera at 1200 m depth using a CTD. Seawater was filtered through a 0.2
µm Sterivex filter, preserved in RNAlater, and stored at -80ºC.
Rate measurements of DIC and DOC uptake
The goal of these experiments was to estimate carbon uptake rates by both autotrophs
(DIC uptake) and heterotrophs (DOC uptake). This was done by adding 13C labeled bicarbonate
or 13C labeled acetate to vent fluid. On land, accumulation of 13C into the POC fraction over
time will be measured. Balch tubes were prepared on land in the anaerobic chamber with 10%
labeled substrates: 175 µL of a 600 mM stock solution of HCO3- with a 12C:13C ratio of 10 to 1,
while for the DOC incubations it was 52.5 μL of a 10 mM stock solution of acetate with a
12 13
C: C ratio of 10 to 1. With ~20 mL of vent fluid added to each tube, this resulted in a final
concentration of approximately 5 mM DIC and 25 µM acetate. Each Balch tube was gassed with
N2 before shipment. The protocol for distributing, processing, and killing the samples at sea is
shown below.
1. Using acid-washed tubing, the peristaltic pump (Masterflex), and sterile needles, distribute
~20 mL of fluid into each pre-prepared balch tube. Fill the 6 sterile controls for each isotope
first using a disposable syringe filter, then discard and fill the rest of the tubes. Do all the
DIC first, then switch tubing and do the acetate. Use an exit needle. Can use same exit needle
in same time series.
2. Add ~2 bar hydrogen by setting regulator to 2 bar and sticking the needle in for 2 seconds to
see dip in regulator then back up to 2 bar, giving an overlying atmosphere of 50% N2/50%
H2.
3. When it is time to sacrifice a time point, we first need to sample the head space for methane
for the DIC samples. Need to allow it to cool to room temp before sampling head space. Can
run under cool water to do this.
A) Shake tube for 1 minute vigorously.
B) Use a 10 mL syringe with stopcock to equilibrate headspace
C) Close stopcock and remove syringe
D) Record volume of gas in syringe
E) Inject into GC and record concentration on sample sheet.
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4. Next use a 30 cc sterile syringe with a needle to remove all of the sample from the balch
tube. Need to use an exit needle. Get rid of any air bubbles in the syringe.
5. Attach the acid-washed 25 mm syringe filter holders with the pre-combusted GF/F onto the
syringe and then gently filter.
6. Rinse filters with 30 mL of 0.5M NaCl solution (fresh syringe). Follow this with an air-filled
30 cc syringe (same syringe) to get rid of any residual liquid.
7. Take the tape off of the tube and place onto a 30 mm petri dish and place the filter in there.
8. Dry filter overnight at 55 °C. Wrap in electrical tape and store dry and at room temperature.
Rate experiments were performed at three vents, Marker 113, Anemone and Marker 33, and
three temperatures, 30ºC, 55ºC, and 80ºC. These were chosen to correspond to the locations and
temperatures of the shipboard and seafloor SIP experiments and the fluid sample came from the
same bag as that used for the SIP experiment (HFPS LVB). In addition, we also carried out a
background rate experiment using seawater from inside the caldera at 1200 m water depth. The
background rate measurements were made at temperatures, 4ºC, 30ºC and 55ºC. For each
temperature and site, two separate incubations were performed, one with 13C-HCO3- and one
with 13C-acetate. This resulted in a total of 12 rate experiments. All filters were returned to MBL
and will be analyzed for total carbon and 13C content with an isotope ratio mass spectrometer.
Table 4.4-2 Rate experiment temperatures and time points
Temperature Time point (hrs)
All vents
30°C
12, 20, 28, 36
55ºC
6, 12, 24, 36
80ºC
3, 6, 12, 18
Background seawater
4ºC
24, 36, 48, 60
30ºC
12, 26, 32, 36
55ºC
6, 12, 24, 36
Single Cell Genomics
Vent fluid was also collected on each dive for single cell genomics. For preservation, 1
mL of fluid was added to a sterile cryovial with 100 µl of filter-sterilized GlyTE. Vials were then
inverted for mixing and incubated at room temperature for 5min before being frozen at -80ºC.
Triplicate samples were taken at each vent. Single cell genomics samples were collected at
Marker 113 (FS906), Anemone (FS907), and Marker 33 (FS908) vents.
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Table 4.4-3 Summary of fluid samples taken by Huber lab
Huber #
FS906
FS906
FS906
FS906
FS906
FS906
FS906
LVWS4
FS907
FS907
FS907
FS907
FS907
FS907
FS907
LVWS5
FS908
FS908
FS908
FS908
FS908
FS908
FS908
LVWS6
FS909
FS909
FS909
FS909
FS910
FS911
RB201403_03
Jason Sample #
J786-INC-04
J786-INC-05
J786-INC-06
J786-INC-07
J786-HFS-08
J786-HFS-09
J786-HFS-10
J786-LVWS-13
J789-INC-04
J789-INC-05
J789-INC-06
J789-INC-07
J789-HFS-03
J789-HFS-10
J789-HFS-11
J789-LVWS-15
J790-INC-01
J790-INC-02
J790-INC-03
J790-INC-04
J790-HFS-05
J790-HFS-09
J790-HFS-10
J790-LVWS-13
J791-INC-01
J791-INC-02
J791-INC-03
J791-INC-04
J791-HFS-13
J791-HFS-18
n/a
Position
21
22
23
24
1
10
11
n/a
13
n/a
17
19
1
10
11
n/a
13
15
17
19
1
10
11
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
10
11
na
Sample Type
Incubator 1 80-12C
Incubator 2 80-13C
Incubator 3 4-12C
Incubator 4 4-13C
LVB
RNA filter
RNA filter
LVWS carboy
Incubator 1 80-12C
Incubator 2 80-13C
Incubator 3 4-12C
Incubator 4 4-13C
LVB
RNA filter
RNA filter
LVWS carboy
Incubator 1 80-13C
Incubator 2 4-12C
Incubator 3 80-12C
Incubator 4 4-13C
LVB
RNA filter
RNA filter
LVWS carboy
Incubator 1 80-13C
Incubator 2 4-13C
Incubator 3 80-12C
Incubator 4 4-12C
RNA filter
RNA filter
Niskin
SIP
x
x
x
x
x
RNA/DNA
Rates
SCG
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
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x
Vent
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Escargo
Skadi
1200m
Tmax
25.3
23
22.4
23
25.9
25.6
26.9
n/a
36.3
36.6
35.8
35.8
36.1
38.5
38.2
n/a
21.9
n/a
17.8
19.6
20.5
20.7
21.1
n/a
32
32
32
32
50.7
29.9
n/a
Tavg
23.3
22.2
20.6
22.9
24.9
23.2
25.5
25.1
35.2
32
34
34
33.8
34.3
33.9
28.5
21.3
n/a
16.3
18.6
19
19.1
19.1
n/a
32
32
32
32
49.8
29.4
n/a
Vol (mL)
~700
~700
~700
~700
4014
3002
3001
n/a
~800
~800
~800
~800
4000
3030
3001
n/a
~900
~900
~900
~900
4001
3002
3003
n/a
919
n/a
801
600
3005
3002
n/a
Table 4.4-4 Summary of shipboard SIP experiments
Huber Label
Jason Sample #
Vent
Incubation
time (hrs)
Sulf.
Media
LVWS4-30-12C-TP1
LVWS4-30-13C-TP1
LVWS4-30-12C-TP2
LVWS4-30-13C-TP2
LVWS4-55-12C-TP1
LVWS4-55-13C-TP1
LVWS4-55-12C-TP2
LVWS4-55-13C-TP2
FS906-80-12C-TP1
FS906-80-13C-TP1
FS906-80-12C-TP2
FS906-80-13C-TP2
LVWS5-30-12C-TP1
LVWS5-30-13C-TP1
LVWS5-30-12C-TP2
LVWS5-30-13C-TP2
LVWS5-55-12C-TP1
LVWS5-55-13C-TP1
LVWS5-55-12C-TP2
LVWS5-55-13C-TP2
FS907-80-12C-TP1
FS907-80-13C-TP1
FS907-80-12C-TP2
FS907-80-13C-TP2
LVWS6-30-12C-TP1
LVWS6-30-13C-TP1
LVWS6-30-12C-TP2
LVWS6-30-13C-TP2
LVWS6-55-12C-TP1
LVWS6-55-13C-TP1
LVWS6-55-12C-TP2
LVWS6-55-13C-TP2
FS908-80-12C-TP1
FS908-80-13C-TP1
FS908-80-12C-TP2
FS908-80-13C-TP2
CTD-4-12C
CTD-4-13C
CTD-30-12C
CTD-30-13C
CTD-55-12C
CTD-55-13C
J786-LVWS-13
J786-LVWS-13
J786-LVWS-13
J786-LVWS-13
J786-LVWS-13
J786-LVWS-13
J786-LVWS-13
J786-LVWS-13
J786-HFS-08
J786-HFS-08
J786-HFS-08
J786-HFS-08
J789-LVWS-15
J789-LVWS-15
J789-LVWS-15
J789-LVWS-15
J789-LVWS-15
J789-LVWS-15
J789-LVWS-15
J789-LVWS-15
J789-HFS-03
J789-HFS-03
J789-HFS-03
J789-HFS-03
J790-LVWS-13
J790-LVWS-13
J790-LVWS-13
J790-LVWS-13
J790-LVWS-13
J790-LVWS-13
J790-LVWS-13
J790-LVWS-13
J790-HFS-05
J790-HFS-05
J790-HFS-05
J790-HFS-05
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Marker 113
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Anemone
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
Marker 33
1200m
1200m
1200m
1200m
1200m
1200m
24
24
36
36
18
18
36
36
9
9
18
18
24
24
36
36
18
18
36
36
9
9
18
18
24
24
36
36
18
18
36
36
9
9
18
18
60
60
36
36
36
36
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
33
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Gas
HS
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
NO3
H2S
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Vol
Filtered
(mL)
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
530
1060
1060
1060
1060
1060
1060
4.5 CTDs
We conducted 5 CTD casts in and around the caldera to gather time-series data on the
extent of the hydrothermal plumes over Axial and to collect caldera bottom water and
background seawater for microbiology incubation experiments. The primary goal was to
characterize the intensity and depth of the plumes based on light side-scatter (LSS) and
oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) signals. Time series stations over ASHES, Trevi, and
Marker 113 were occupied in addition to two hydrocasts over the center of the caldera. We
collected samples for shipboard methane and hydrogen; preserved helium samples in copper
tubes, saved samples for total dissolvable trace metal (TDM), aluminum, nutrient analyses, and
inoculated microbial media to enrich for aerobic methanotrophs. A caldera center sample
collected 25 m above the seafloor was used for microcosm and MPN experiments, and another
sample on the same cast from 1200 m depth was used for background seawater SIP incubations.
Table 4.5-1 Overview of CTD casts and their locations
GMT Date/Time
8/14/14 22:15
8/16/14 07:43
8/16/14 09:43
8/17/14 22:15
8/17/14 22:15
CTD
RB201403_01
RB201403_02
RB201403_03
RB201403_04
RB201403_05
Area
Caldera Center
ASHES
Caldera Center
Trevi
Marker 113
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Latitude
45° 56.0103′ N
45° 56.0141′ N
45° 55.9941′ N
45° 56.7719′ N
45° 55.3607′ N
Longitude
130° 00.1693′ W
130° 00.8000′ W
129° 59.9292′ W
129° 59.0235′ W
129° 59.2922′ W
Table 4.5-2 Samples taken from individual CTD casts and bottles
Cast#
Niskin
#
Location
Depth
Time
LSS
Volts
ORP
Volts
Samples taken
RB201403-01
2
1504.9
22:16:21
0.067
3.740
Shipboard Gas
RB201403-01
7
1504.9
22:17:46
0.067
3.740
Shipboard Gas
RB201403-01
9
1504.9
22:18:01
0.067
3.740
TDM, Al, Nutrients x 2
RB201403-01
11
1504.9
22:18:17
0.067
3.740
Helium
RB201403-01
12
1504.9
22:18:23
0.067
3.740
Microbiology Holden 1 L
RB201403-02
10
Cald.
Center
Cald.
Center
Cald.
Center
Cald.
Center
Cald.
Center
ASHES
1482.6
8:38
0.140
3.520
Shipboard Gas, Helium
RB201403-02
5
ASHES
1482.6
8:38
0.140
3.520
Helium
RB201403-02
10
ASHES
1482.6
8:38
0.140
3.520
Shipboard Gas, Helium
RB201403-02
9
ASHES
1482.6
8:39
0.140
3.520
TDM, Al, Nutrients
RB201403-03
1
1499.6
10:30
0.055
3.571
Microbiology Holden 1 L
RB201403-03
2
1499.6
10:31
0.055
3.571
TDM, Al, Nutrients
RB201403-03
10
1499.6
10:31
0.055
3.571
Helium
RB201403-03
5
1499.6
10:31
0.055
3.571
Shipboard Gas
RB201403-03
8
1202.6
10:41
0.012
3.558
Microbio Huber 5L
RB201403-03
9
1202.6
10:41
0.012
3.558
TDM, Al, Nutrients
RB201403-03
11
1202.6
10:41
0.012
3.558
Shipboard Gas
RB201403-03
12
1202.6
10:41
0.012
3.558
Microbio Huber 5L
RB201403-04
6
Cald.
Center
Cald.
Center
Cald.
Center
Cald.
Center
Cald.
Center
Cald.
Center
Cald.
Center
Cald.
Center
Trevi
1489.7
17:02
0.023
3.563
RB201403-04
8
Trevi
1489.7
17:02
0.023
3.563
TDM, Al, Nutrients, Microbio
15ml
Shipboard Gas
RB201403-04
12
Trevi
1489.7
17:03
0.023
3.563
Helium
RB201403-05
2
Mkr 113
1489.6
20:09
0.082
3.040
Shipboard Gas
RB201403-05
6
Mkr 113
1489.6
20:10
0.082
3.040
RB201403-05
12
Mkr 113
1489.6
20:09
0.082
3.040
TDM, Al, Nutrients, Microbio
15ml
Helium
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4.6 Deep Sea Hydrothermal Vent Site Device Recovery Initiative
Dave Dyer, Mark Shapiro, and Keith Scidmore
Overview
Under the ONR project: Deep Sea Hydrothermal Vents Energy Conversion Device, the
Applied Physics Lab, University of Washington (APL-UW), developed thermal vent site
preparation methodology and supporting hardware for energy harvesting devices. This effort also
included directing operations during device installation and recovery. Three devices where
installed on vents in the Axial Sea Mount during the summer of 2013. During the summer of
2014, APL-UW was responsible for recovering the deployed hardware and any associated data.
Using the WHOI operated Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV), Jason, three devices on three
separate hydrothermal vents where successfully recovered. Still and video images were obtained
by the ROV, revealing that all three devices installed and the supporting hardware survived and
functioned far better than anticipated. All three devices installed continued to have vent effluent
flow; all three devices were still intact; and all three device installation supporting hardware was
in its original condition apart from anhydrite deposits and marine growth.
Introduction
To assist in the deployment of thermal conversion devices developed under the ONR
SBIR projects, APL-UW, in conjunction with the WHOI ROV Jason team, MAPC 1 and Creare 2
successfully deployed hydrothermal energy harvest devices on three separate anhydrite vents.
The overall program primary objectives for APL-UW were:
1. Determine the appropriate thermal vent structures that could support a thermal
conversion device for 1+ years
2. Develop operational methodology for device installation and recovery, and validate
concepts by installing on selected hydrothermal vents.
3. Evaluate energy harvesting device concepts by evaluating the installed device integrity
and survivability for up to one year.
Devices where designed and fabricated by MAPC and Creare, installed onto supporting
hardware designed and fabricated by APL-UW, and deployed during the summer of 2013. These
units were subsequently recovered during the Axial 2014 research cruise in conjunction with
Dave Butterfield of PMEL, NOAA and Julie Huber of the Marine Biological Laboratory. This
report outlines the successful recovery of devices.
1
MAPC – Maritime Applied Physics Corporation, 1850 Frankfurst Avenue, Baltimore, MD; project contact Keith
Scidmore
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Creare – Creare, 16 Great Hollow Road , Hanover, NH; project contact Jeff Breedlove
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Creare Device 1 Recovery
Vixen vent site
Lat: 45° 55.040 N
Lon: 129° 59.577 W
Bathy: 1537 meters
Jason Dive J787
Dive Start 8/13, 2024 (Zulu)
J2-787 started on 8/13 at 2043 and was terminated mid dive due to a hydraulic leak in the ROV
manipulator arm. The recovery effort was then continued in dive J2-788 following the repair of
the ROV manipulator arm. The subsequent dive, J2-788 started on 8/14 at 0915 and successfully
completed the recovery effort.
The following images were taken from the Jason Virtual Van starting at frame 3217, Dive J2-787
and will be used for the recovery operations outline and discussions.
Vixen device installation just after device installation during summer 2013.
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Vixen device just prior to recovery during summer 2014 (11 months elapse time)
Vixen device just prior to recovery during summer 2014
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Vixen device heat exchanger tubes just prior to recovery
There appeared to be minimal flow from the device tubes, however, there was still significant
flow from the vent through a significant vent structure that had formed on the side of the
installation hardware. Vent effluent temperature was measured to be 328° C.
It was noted that several syntactic foam float packs had broken loose and where missing as well
as several where loosely attached. It is apparent the vent effluent formed a vent structure under
or near one of the primary orange floats and melted the syntactic foam at some point. There was
evidence that the vent structure had at one point grown as high as the upper instrument glass
sphere located approximately 2.1 meters above the bottom of the installed hardware.
Vent effluent flowing from between device top cap and lower donut structure
The recovery hardware consisted of three systems; primary float pack; device trim pack and the
recovery platform. With the recovery hardware deployed to the sea floor approximately 150
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meters from Vixen, the ROV picked up the recovery hardware stack and moved them to within 3
meters of the Vixen vent site. Once the recovery hardware was moved closer to the vent, the
three systems where separated and moved into position – lift platform set on the sea floor and
readied to accept the device hardware, and the trim pack removed from the top of the primary
float pack and attached to the top of the energy harvest device.
Recovery platform
Trim pack
Primary float pack
Device recovery hardware configured for delivery to sea floor
Recovery hardware being moved closer to vent site
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Lift platform removed from the stack at set on the sea floor - ready for setting the device
onto it
Trim pack installed onto device and readied for recovery
The donut was removed from the vent and secured onto the lift platform, then the device cap was
moved onto the lift platform and secured for recovery to the surface.
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Lower base, donut, installed onto lift platform prior to recovery
Device with trim pack attached ready for moving onto lift platform
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Device with cap and donut installed and secured to lift platform ready for release to
surface.
With all hardware secured to the lift platform, the anchor links where cut free and the recovery
hardware along with the device was on the way to surface at 70 meters/min.
The following images are of the recovered hardware and show the anhydrite precipitation and the
condition of the recovered hardware.
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MAPC Device Recovery
Virgin vent site
Lat: 45° 56.019684 N
Lon: 130° 0.796212 W
Bathy: 1543 meters
Jason Dive J2-789
Dive Start 8/15, 1947
The MAPC device recovery was successfully completed 8/16 at approximately 0130.
With the lessons learned during the Creare device recovery, the recovery scheme was altered to
use the primary float pack and the trim pack as independent systems. As a result, each system
was deployed to the sea floor independently. The prime driver for the trim pack was to account
for the unknown condition of the devices. There was significant uncertain as to the structural
integrity of the devices as well as the amount of precipitant build up and the amount remaining
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floatation still attached to the devices. This uncertainty meant there was a potential for the
device plus cap to have a wet weight range of 100 to over 400 pounds. The trim pack was
designed to provide compensation for a large wet weight uncertainty while still allowing the
ROV to comfortably move the hardware into position. After the Creare device was recovered,
there was a high degree of confidence in the anticipated wet weight and structural integrity of the
devices. This allowed for the utilization of the primary float pack and the trim pack as
independent recovery systems.
All non-required hardware and features were removed from the trim pack prior to deployment
and 18 2” chain links (20 pounds each) where attached. The trim pack descended at a rate of 7080 m/min with minimal lateral drift. Similarly, all non-required hardware and features were
removed from the primary float pack prior to deployment and eight 3” chain links (80 pounds
each) plus two partial links (60 pounds each) where attached. The float pack descended at a rate
of 70-80 m/min with minimal drift. Both packs dropped within 100 m of vent and approximately
30 meters apart from each other.
MAPC device immediately after deployment summer 2013
Upon inspection, it was apparent that almost all of the vent effluent was still flowing through the
MAPC device, however, a significant anhydrite chimney had developed on the top of the device
opening.
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MAPC device prior to recovery summer 2014 (elapse time 11 months)
MAPC device with anhydrite chimney on top of device
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Measuring the vent effluent at MAPC device top exit
Several of the MAPC panels had dislodged from the device. Those were removed and stowed on
the Jason sample basket to ensure they were not lost during recovery. Once the sandbags and the
dislodged panels had been removed from the device cap, Jason attempted to lift the device. It
was apparent the device wet weight was in excess of 200 pounds.
Moving the MAPC device off the vent site structure in preparation for recovery
The three recovery hooks were attached between the primary float pack and the MAPC device
upper structure. Even though the MAPC device wet weight was estimated to exceed 200
pounds, the primary float pack had sufficient buoyancy to bring the device to the surface
(approximately 560 pounds of positive buoyancy). Once attached, the anchor (chain links)
where cut free and the device and float pack ascended to the surface. The device and float pack
ascent rate was approximately 70-80 m/min with minimal drift.
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The base donut was recovered in a similar manner using the trim pack as the recovery float pack.
The donut ascent rate was approximately 120 m/min with minimal drift.
Donut, secured to trim pack, on its way to the surface
Creare Device 2 Recovery
Trevi vent site location:
Lat: 45° 56.7752 N
Lon: 129° 59.0273 W
Bathy: 1520 meter
Jason Dive J2-790
Dive Start 8/17, 0437
Dive J2-790 included the recovery of the second Creare device from Trevi.
Creare device 2 at Trevi during summer 2013 deployment
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Creare device 2 during summer 2014 cruise (elapse time 11 months)
Close inspection of the second Creare device on Trevi revealed significant effluent flow coming
from the heat exchanger tubes even after the 11 month deployment. It was difficult to get
descent reading on the effluent coming out of the top of the device tubes, however, a reading of
110°C was obtained at the tube exits, while the effluent temperature at the vent opening was
measured at 240°C. Video images point to significantly higher temperatures at the exchanger
tube exits than what we were able to record.
Measuring effluent temperature coming out of device tubes
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Tube worm colony on Creare installation hardware (elapse time 11 months)
Creare device heat exchanger tube ends post 11 month deployment
The primary float pack was connected to the device top tubes and released to the surface at a rate
of 60 m/min. The lower donut was completely filled with anhydrite precipitants (Error!
Reference source not found.) and as a result, had a wet weight greater than what the trim pack
to bring to the surface. As a result, we move the donut off to the side away from the vent and left
it to recover at a later date if possible.
Donut final location is
Lat: 45° 56.7764 N
Lon: 129° 59.0296 W
Bathy: 1520 meter
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Donut filled with anhydrite precipitant; too heavy to bring to the surface
Conclusions
We successfully recovered all three devices and two of the four donuts deployed during the
summer 2013 deployment cruise. Post analysis is being performed by APL-UW, MAPC and
Creare. A final report will be submitted to the ONR program manager upon completion of the
post recovery effort.
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5.0 Jason Operations
5.1 Jason Dive Statistics
Dive
J2-786
J2-787
J2-788
J2-789
J2-790
J2-791
Wet Time UTC
In Water
On Deck
8/12/2014
7:05 8/13/2014 7:47:03
8/13/2014
19:17 8/14/2014 6:37:31
8/14/2014
8:08 8/14/2014 20:14:27
8/15/2014
1:09 8/16/2014 6:40:50
8/16/2014
15:11 8/17/2014 15:30:00
8/17/2014
23:35 8/18/2014 15:34:00
On / Near Bottom UTC
On bottom
Off bottom
8/12/2014
7:39 8/13/2014 6:14
8/13/2014
20:24 8/14/2014 5:27
8/14/2014
9:15 8/14/2014 19:51
8/15/2014
2:06 8/16/2014 5:29
8/16/2014
16:35 8/17/2014 14:00
8/18/2014
0:41 8/18/2014 13:42
5.2 Jason Dive Summaries
DIVE J2-786: Fluid sampling at Mkr 113 Vent and International District; RAS Recovery
at International District.
On/near bottom: 8/12 0739 – 8/13 0614
8/12 0739 on bottom.
8/12 0748 at/near Mkr-113.
Mkr-113 Vent
(At/near site 8/12 0748 – 17101710)
0830 – 1125: Sampling (HFS, Inc, IGT,).
1127 Moving to elevator for LVWS experiment.
11:44 At elevator.
13:02 Elevator at M113.
1433 Start LVWS.
1616 End LVWS. Then take 2 major samples.
17:10 Release elevator with LVWS in tow.
Stay near release site off the bottom until elevator got to surface.
1937 LVWS elevator on deck.
1959 Begin transit to International District (100m above the bottom).
2104 Jason back on the seafloor over collapsed lava.
(At/near Int’l District 8/12 2104 – 8/13 0036)
2111 arrive at Castle.
2111 – 2235 at Castle
2122 Recover Hobo.
2127-2210 Sampling (GTB, HFS, IGT).
2225 Deploy Hobo.
2235 – 2252 Transit to Diva.
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2252 – 2340 at Diva
2258 Recover Hobo.
2307-2339 Sampling at Diva (IGT, HFS, GTHFS).
2340 Head south near junction box to recover RAS.
8/13 0007 RAS in sight. Recovered MTRs from RAS.
0036 Released the RAS.
Jason off bottom while RAS is rising.
0144 RAS on deck.
0146 - 0404.Transit to Vixen to recover the APL instrument.
04:06 Jason sitting near (70m east) of Vixen.
Elevator holding the LVWS over the side of the ship and on its way down to Vixen area.
LVWS elevator should land SW of Vixen. Another elevator will be launched with APL
supplies and land NW of Vixen. APL elevator launch was delayed (too late).
0440 Back on the bottom (0441 Doppler reset).
0441 – 0614 Vixen area
0500 LVWS elevator being transported to Vixen.
0526 – 0612 Looking at APL experiment at Vixen.
0614 Dive aborted due to hydraulic leak in arm. Off bottom.
DIVE J2-787: Attempted recovery of thermal energy experiment after 1 year deployment
at Vixen. No Jason samples this dive. Hydraulic leak ends dive.
On/near bottom: 8/13 2024 – 8/14 0527
8/13 2024 on bottom.
~2030 – 2102 Manipulating the thermal energy experiment recovery mooring, securing
the platforms together, etc.
2102 Start moving thermal elevator to Vixen.
2122 Arrived at/near Vixen with elevator.
8/13 2122 – 8/14 0527 At/near Vixen
Moved thermal experiment off the vent site. Attached experiment to elevator.
No samples this dive.
8/14 0527 Dive aborted due to hydraulic leak. Off bottom.
DIVE J2-788: Fluid sampling at Casper and Vixen, Coquille vent field: Sampling and
recovery of thermal energy experiment deployed for 1 year.
On/near bottom: 8/14 0915 – 8/14 1951
8/14 0915 on bottom.
0923 – 1053 at Vixen.
0935 – 1046 Sampling at Vixen.
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1051 Deployed hobo at Vixen.
1056 – 1328 at Casper.
1105-1107 Recovered 2 hobos.
1120 – 1155 Sampling at Casper (IGT, GTB, Major, HFS).
1158 Deployed hobo.
1200 – 1210 Fetching elevator for LVWS at Casper.
1235 – 1328 LVWS at Casper.
1344 LVWS elevator sent to surface. Backed away from the vent until it makes it to the
surface.
1344 – 1644. Off the bottom waiting for the ship to maneuver. Then had to transit
through water column because we drifted a km away during ship heading changes , etc.
1644 – 1647 Heading for thermal energy experiment elevator (platform).
1647 – 1801 Manipulating the elevator.
1801 Cut the weight packs. Elevator heading to surface.
1801 – 1950 Jason off bottom waiting for elevator to surface.
1950 Jason heading to surface.
DIVE J2-789: Fluid sampling at ASHES vent field: Anemone; Hell; Virgin; Fuzzy
Tubeworm Bush; Inferno. Recovered thermal energy device at Virgin after 1 year
deployment.
On/near bottom: 8/15 02:16 -8/16 05:29 UTC
8/15 0216 on bottom.
0222 At elevator for LVWS. Bringing it to Anemone (~100m east).
0241 – 0257 In water column with elevator.
0257 Back on bottom.
0303 – 1315 At Anemone
0320 – 0418 Taking pH; O2 and temperature readings at Anemone.
0424 - 1308 Sampled at 2 sites: HFS, Inc, IGT, GTHFS (~5m apart) in Anemone diffuse
flow.
1021 Recovered elevator and heading back to Anemone to set up for LVWS.
1107 –1308 LVWS at Anemone.
1315 Heading to Hell.
1318 – 1349 at Hell
1335 – 1348 Sampling at Hell: Major, IGT.
1351 Moving to elevator.
1415 Released the elevator with LVWS
1415 – 1851 In water column while one elevator rises first (the one with the LVWS) and
then another is deployed over the side of the ship for the thermal energy device recovery
(2 separate chain/float packages) Doppler reset at 1838 and 1910.
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1851 Back on the bottom heading towards the APL elevators.
1947 – 2255 at Virgin recovering the thermal experiment, moving sandbags, etc.
8/15 2255 – 8/16 0019 Off the seafloor waiting for the package to be brought on the ship,
downloading SCPR data.
0019 – 0032 Facilitating release of second recovery device.
0032 – 0128 Jason in water column.
8/16 0144 -0207 Sampling at Virgin (HFS, GTHFS).
0210 – 0225? At Marshmallow.
0211 Recover MTR.
0223 Deploy MTR..
0229 - 0318? Fuzzy Tubeworm Bush
0250 SampleHFS.
0312 Recover MTR.
0317 Deploy MTR.
0319 – 0351 Inferno
Video highlights. Sampling (HFS, GTB).
0358 – 0409 Medusa
0400 Recover MTR.
0402 Deploy MTR.
0409 Head to Anemone to locate missing MTR.
0410- 0434 at Anenome
Gave up on missing MTR.
0418 Deploy MTR due north of the marker.
0436 Heading back to Virgin to move some sandbags.
0442 At the big Johnson.
0445 – 0529 at Virgin
Moved sandbags away from the vent (to the east).
0529 Jason off bottom. End of dive.
DIVE J2-790: Fluid sampling at Mkr-33 Vent; Mkr-N3 Vent; Trevi; Recover thermal
energy experiment deployed for 1 year from Trevi
On/near bottom: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00 UTC
8/16 1638 on bottom.
1641 – 1646 At elevator for LVWS.
1646 – 1712 Off seafloor - Bringing elevator to Mkr-33 Vent.
1713 Doppler reset.
8/16 1714 - 8/17 0037 At Mkr-33 Vent
8/16 1714 – 2105 Sampling (Inc, HFS, IGT) / pH etc.
2109 - MTR recovery.
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2152 – 2359 LVWS sample.
8/17 0004 Deploy MTR.
0037 LVWS elevator released, heading to surface.
(0038 – 0420 Jason off bottom)
0038 – 0147 Off bottom waiting for elevator to surface.
0147 – 0420 Off bottom while thermal elevators deployed over side of ship.
0420 Bottom in sight.
0424 Doppler reset.
0429 – 0431 Manipulating thermal elevators/floats.
0432 - 0437 Off bottom bringing elevator over to Trevi.
0437 - 0519 At Trevi looking at the experiment / temperature measurements/ Release
float package.
0521 - 0705? Jason off bottom.
0705 – 0713 On bottom looking at float pack.
0714 – 0734 Off bottom.
0734 Back on bottom near Spanish Steps and Trevi.
At Trevi
0734 – 0755 Manipulating donut; etc. at Trevi.
0755 – 0917 Moving sandbags and chain links.
0923 - 1019 At Trevi sampling (HFS, GTB, IGT).
1018 Deploy Hobo at Trevi.
1021 – 1115 at Spanish Steps sampling/pH etc. (HFS, GTHFS).
1117 – 1150? Transit to N3 along seafloor.
1150? - 1251 At N3 sampling/pH etc. (IGT, HFS-GTB)
1252 - 1328 Transit N3 to Trevi sampling with the incubator (Inc).
1331 – 1353 Sampling at Trevi (Major, Inc)
1359 Release thermal experiment elevator.
1400 Jason off the seafloor.
DIVE J2-791: Fluid sampling at Mkr-113 Vent, International District, and Snowblower
Vents
On/near bottom: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42 UTC
8/18 0041 on bottom.
0049 – 0248 at Mkr-113
0049 at Mkr-113 Vent site.
0135 Start sampling.
0220 Stop sampling.
0235 Deploy MTR0248.
0248 Leave Mkr-113 to travel along the bottom to the elevator 125m SW of Escargot.
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0345 Arrive at elevator.
0352 Elevator in hand traveling to El Guapo.
0413 Doppler reset – nav wander.
0417 Put elevator down ~15m NW of El Guapo.
~0426 – 0520 at El Guapo for sampling/video/etc. (IGT, Major, GTB).
0513 IGT at El Guapo.
0520 Back to the elevator to grab another IGT.
0521 At elevator.
0534 Leaving elevator for Escargot.
0544 At Escargot for sampling.
0551 – 0716 Sampling at Escargot (HFS, IGT)
0718 Transiting to El Guapo.
~0724 Arrive at El Guapo.
0729 - 0742 HD video of El Guapo.
0745 - 0859 Sampling/measurements/etc. at El Guapo
0902 Waiting for incubators to finish so head to Skadi while waiting.
0904 head for Skadi along the bottom.
0916 – 0918 at Flattop
0959 At Skadi tubeworm-covered vent. Lots of smoke and shimmer.
1007 At major area of biology. Clear source of smoky water and venting.
1011 Venting over a large area.
1022 -~1046 HFS samples at Skadi
1051-1053 Measurements at Skadi
1059 Survey extent of venting.
1104 Another area of venting (active sulfide mound?).
1108 Heading east into collapse zone to area of snowblowers.
1120 Heading north to Boca.
1144? HFS background sample. Not sure when started.
1220 Arrived at Boca.
1235 Recover MTR at Boca. Tmax=6.3
1241 Head back to the elevator site just north of El Guapo
1313 Back at the elevator. Stowing samplers, etc.
1341 Elevator released.
1342 Jason off bottom.
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5.3 Jason Dive Maps
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5.4 Table of Jason Dive Samples Collected
J2-786 Sample Log
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
Sample Comments
(J786 Bottom time:
8/12 07:39 - 8/13
06:25 UTC)
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
Tavg
°C
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
J786HFS-01
J786B6
fluid
Mkr-113
Diffuse venting
area with pillars
and roof next to
collapse. Lots of
biota. Top?
Hot fluid sample
Bag#6. Start 08:52;
Stop 09:01
Tmax=25.1C;
Tavg=24.3C; T2=15C;
Vol=641mL.
8/12/
2014
8:52
25.1
24.3
1521
228
45.9227667
-129.98823
309
Butterfield
J786HFS-02
J786B7
fluid
Mkr-113
same as above
8/12/
2014
9:01
24.4
23.8
1521
228
45.9227667
-129.98823
339
Butterfield
J786HFS-03
J786B8
fluid
Mkr-113
same as above
8/12/
2014
9:06
25.5
25.1
1521
228
45.9227667
-129.98823
360
Butterfield
J786Inc-04
J786INC1
fluid
Mkr-113
same as above
8/12/
2014
9:16
25.3
23.3
1521
228
45.9227667
-129.98823
386
Butterfield
J786Inc-05
J786INC2
fluid
Mkr-113
same as above
Hot fluid sample Bag
7; Start 09:01; Stop
09:05; Tmax=24.4C;
Tavg=23.8C; T2=15C;
Vo=642mL.
Hot fluid sample Bag
8; Start 09:06; Stop
09:10 Tmax=25.5C;
Tavg=25.1C;
T2=14.3C; Vol=64mL2
Incubator #1 heated
to 80 C minimum
temperature during
sampling was ~53C
(heater 13; secondary
14; shutoff valve 21);
Start 09:16; Stop
09:20; Tmax=25.3C;
Tavg=23.3C; T2=13C;
Vol=700mL.
Incubator #2 heated
to 80 C minimum
temperature during
sampling was ~53C
(heater 15; secondary
16; shutoff valve 22);
Start 09:20; Stop
09:26; Tmax=23.0C;
Tavg=22.2C;
T2=12.5C;
Vol=700mL.
8/12/
2014
9:20
23
22.2
1521
228
45.9227667
-129.98823
399
Butterfield
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Jason
Dive
Sample
#
J786Inc-06
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
J786INC3
fluid
Mkr-113
same as above
J786Inc-07
J786INC4
fluid
Mkr-113
same as above
J786HFS-08
J786LVB1
fluid
Mkr-113
same as above
J786HFS-09
J786RNA10
fluid
Mkr-113
same as above
J786HFS-10
J786RNA11
fluid
Mkr-113
same as above
Sample Comments
(J786 Bottom time:
8/12 07:39 - 8/13
06:25 UTC)
Incubator #3 cold
experiment (heater
17; secondary 18;
shutoff valve 23);
Start 09:25; Stop
09:29; Tmax=22.4C;
Tavg=20.6C; T =12C;
Vol=700mL.
Incubator #4 cold
experiment (heater
18; secondary 19;
shutoff valve 24);
Start 09:30; Stop
09:34; Tmax=23.0C;
Tavg=22.9C T2=13C;
Vol=702mL.
Hot fluid sample LVB
(large volume bag)
position #1. Start
09:46; Stop 10:04;
Tmax=25.9C;
Tavg=24.9C;
T2=14.6C;
Vol=4014mL.
Hot fluid sample RNA
filter #10; Start 10:06;
Stop 10:25;
Tmax=25.6C;
Tavg=23.2C;
T2=14.4C;
Vol=3002mL.
Hot fluid sample RNA
filter #11; Start 10:26;
Stop 10:44.
Tmax=26.9C
Tavg=25.5C;
T2=14.5C; Vol:
3001mL. Reading at
10:49: O2=0.169ml/L
; pHvolts=3.1369.
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
Tavg
°C
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
8/12/
2014
9:25
22.4
20.6
1521
228
45.9227667
-129.98823
401
Butterfield
8/12/
2014
9:30
23
22.9
1521
228
45.9227667
-129.98823
423
Butterfield
8/12/
2014
9:46
25.9
24.9
1521
227
45.9227667
-129.98823
491
Huber
8/12/
2014
10:06
25.6
23.2
1521
227
45.9227667
-129.98823
537
Huber
8/12/
2014
10:26
26.9
25.5
1520
227
45.9227667
-129.98823
576
Huber
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Jason
Dive
Sample
#
J786IGT-11
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
J786IGT4
gas
Mkr-113
same as above
J786IGT-12
J786IGT1
gas
Mkr-113
same as above
J786LVWS13
J786LVWS
fluid
Mkr-113
Tubeworm bush
with steady
diffuse flow
J786Major14
J786MW
fluid
Mkr-113
same as above
J786Major15
J786MB
fluid
Mkr-113
same as above
J786GTB-16
J786GT7red
gas
Castle
Anhydrite area
with filamentous
bacterial mat
J786HFS-17
J786PF3
fluid
Castle
same as above
J786IGT-18
J786IGT3
gas
Castle
same as above
J786IGT-19
J786IGT2
gas
Diva
Anhydrite flow
Sample Comments
(J786 Bottom time:
8/12 07:39 - 8/13
06:25 UTC)
Isobaric gas tight #4 ;
Start 11:12; Stop
11:15; T=26.4C.
Isobaric gas tight #1;
Start 11:21; Stop
11:24; Tmax=27.4C.
Large volume water
sampler (2hr sample).
Start 14:33; Stop
16:16. JasonT=25.1C.
Major fluid sample
(White) in same
position as the LVWS
intake (more of less).
Tripped at 16:40.
Major fluid sample
(Black) in a spot near
the previous sample.
Tripped at 16:53.
JasonT=26.4C.
Gastight bottle (red
and green #7 ) fired
at 21:39 in anhydrite
flow. JasonT=282C.
Hot fluid sample Filtered piston #3.
Start 21:44:19; Stop
21:45:55;
Tmax=281.4C;
Tavg=281.2C;
T2=89C; Vol=320mL.
Isobaric gastight #3 in
same position as
previous samples
here. T=281C. Fired
22:08.
Isobaric gastight #2.
Tmax=295C ; Fired at
23:07.
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
8/12/
2014
11:12
8/12/
2014
11:21
8/12/
2014
14:33
8/12/
2014
16:40
8/12/
2014
Tavg
°C
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
26.4
1520
227
45.9227667
-129.98823
579
Prokurowski
1520
228
45.9227667
-129.98823
668
Prokurowski
1518
354
45.922735
-129.98817
1091
Zeigler
27.4
1518
0
45.922735
-129.98817
1413
Butterfield
16:53
26.4
1518
359
45.922735
-129.98817
1434
Butterfield
8/12/
2014
21:39
282
1516
20
45.9261483
-129.98009
2049
Evans
8/12/
2014
21:44
281.4
281.2
1516
21
45.9261483
-129.98009
2155
Butterfield
8/12/
2014
22:08
281
281
1516
21
45.9261483
-129.98009
2195
Prokurowski
8/12/
2014
23:07
295
1520
45
45.926345
-129.97904
2367
Prokurowski
66
Tmax
°C
27.4
25.1
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
Sample Comments
(J786 Bottom time:
8/12 07:39 - 8/13
06:25 UTC)
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
Tavg
°C
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
J786HFS-20
J786P2
fluid
Diva
same as above
8/12/
2014
23:21
289.7
288.8
1520
44
45.926345
-129.97904
2403
Butterfield
J786GTHFS21
J786GT2
gas
Diva
same as above
8/12/
2014
23:26
288.4
288.4
1520
44
45.926345
-129.97904
2411
Evans
J786GTHFS22
J786GT6
gas
Diva
same as above
Hot fluid sample Piston #2. Start
23:21; Stop 23:22.
Ram didn't return tto
position; possible
leakage. No temp
info.
HFS gastight (Stbd #2)
Start:2326;
Tmax=288C. Ram
didn't return to
position; possible
leakage. (Looks like it
worked). Tmax=288C.
HFS gastight (Port
#6). Start 23:34.
Tmax=293C. Looks
like it fired and
worked.
8/12/
2014
23:34
292.9
292.9
1520
44
45.926345
-129.97904
2439
Evans
Note: Dive 787 was aborted due to ROV problems and did not collect any samples
67
J2-788 Sample Log
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
J788GTB-01
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
J788GT7red
gas
Vixen
J788HFS-02
J788P4
fluid
Vixen
Anhydrite at
Coquille (thermal
energy site for 1
year)
same as above
J788Major03
J788MW
fluid
Vixen
same as above
J788IGT-04
J788IGT1
gas
Vixen
same as above
J788IGT-05
J788IGT4
gas
Casper
Anhydrite at
Coquille
J788GTB-06
J788GT5Blk
gas
Casper
same as above
J788Major07
J788HFS-08
J788MBl
fluid
Casper
same as above
J788P5
fluid
Casper
same as above
J788LVWS09
J788LVWS
fluid
Casper
same as above
Sample Comments
(J788 Bottom time:
8/14 09:14 - 8/14
~18:05)
Gas tight bottle
(red/green). Fired at
09:37. Tmax=328.5 C
HFS piston #4. Start
09:54; Stop 09:56.
Tmax=330.14C;
Tavg=318.3C;
Vol=354mL; T2=85C.
Experienced repeated
pump blockage
during sampling.
Major water sampler
(white). Start=10:24.
Good flow. Previous
sample Tmax=330C.
Isobaric gas tight #1.
Start 10:44.
Tmax=326.7C.
Isobaric gas tight #4.
Start 11:22.
Tmax=300C.
Gas tight bottle
(black) Fired at 11:31.
Previous sample
Tmax=300C.
Major water sampler
(black). Fired at
11:39.
Hot fluid sample piston #5.
Tmax=293C ; Start
11:54. 338mL
sampled before
nozzle clogged.
LVWS close to
Casper. Start
Tmax=44C. Start
12:35. Problem with
pump. Restart 13:01.
Stop 13:28. Failed.
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
8/14/
2014
9:37
328.5
8/14/
2014
9:55
330.4
8/14/
2014
10:24
8/14/
2014
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
1534
9
45.917338
129.992955
5270
Evans
1534
9
45.917338
129.992955
5315
Butterfield
330
1534
102
45.917338
129.992955
5374
Butterfield
10:44
326.7
1534
102
45.917338
129.992955
5430
Prokurowski
8/14/
2014
11:22
300
1533
54
45.917418
129.992988
5528
Prokurowski
8/14/
2014
11:31
300
1533
53
45.917418
129.992988
5556
Evans
8/14/
2014
11:39
300
1533
53
45.917418
129.992988
5570
Butterfield
8/14/
2014
11:54
300
1533
53
45.917418
129.992988
5610
Butterfield
8/14/
2014
12:35
44
1533
239
45.917418
129.992988
5714
Ziegler
68
Tavg
°C
318.3
295.1
J2-789 Sample Log
Jason
Lab
Type
Site
Site Description
Sample Comments
Dive
Sample
(J789 Bottom time:
Sample
#
8/15 02:16 - 8/16
#
05:30)
In setup for this dive, the 8-port fluid connectors were switched, such that valve
positions 1-8 were connected to 17-24 and vice versa. The 4-port connectors were
correct. This was determined during the dive by logical tests.
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
Tavg
°C
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
J789HFS-01
J789BF6
fluid
Anemone
In a large patch of
anemones and
limpets with
diffuse flow.
8/15/
2014
4:24
37.6
36
1539
174
45.933245
130.013815
7262
Butterfield
J789HFS-02
J789B7
fluid
Anemone
same as above
8/15/
2014
4:31
25.9
20
1539
174
45.933245
130.013815
7275
Butterfield
HFS
J789HFS-03
J789LVB
fluid
Anemone
On the mound
with the marker in
healthy
tubeworms.
Hot fluid sample unfiltered bag #6.
Start 04:24. Stop
04:27. Tmax=22.9C;
Tavg=21.6C;
T2=10.0C;
Vol=600mL. Retaken
08:32: Tmax=37.6C;
Tavg=35.8C; Total
Vol. = 600mL.
Hot fluid sample unfiltered bag #7.
Start 04:31 Stop
04:35. Tmax=25.9C
Tavg=20.3C.
Vol=639mL. T2=10C.
Retaken 08:31:
Tmax=37C; Tavg=35C;
Total Vol. = 600mL.
HFS Large Volume
Bag (LVB) #1 about
5m south of samples
1 and 2, east side of
mound in healthy
tubeworms. Start
05:21 Stop 05:42.
Tmax=36.1C;
Tavg=33.8C;
Vol=4000mL; T2=19C.
8/15/
2014
5:21
36.1
34
1539
8
45.933187
130.013783
7427
Huber
J789Inc-04
J789INC1
fluid
Anemone
same as above
Incubator#1. Valve
position #13. Same
spot as the sample 3.
T=36C. Start 05:45.
Tmax= 36.3C;Tavg=
35.2C; T2=19.0C.
Vol=800mL. Sample
looked steady.
8/15/
2014
5:45
36.3
35
1539
8
45.933187
130.013783
7492
Butterfield
69
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
J789Inc-05
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
J789INC2
fluid
Anemone
same as above
J789Inc-06
J789INC3
fluid
Anemone
same as above
J789Inc-07
J789INC4
fluid
Anemone
same as above
J789HFS-08
J789B8
fluid
Anemone
same as above
J789HFS-09
J789PF5
fluid
Anemone
same as above
J789HFS-10
J789RNA10
fluid
Anemone
same as above
Sample Comments
(J789 Bottom time:
8/15 02:16 - 8/16
05:30)
Incubator #2. Start
06:18. Stop
06:25.Tmax=34.7C
Tavg=33C; Re-taken
at 07:59: Tmax=36.6C
Tavg=32.0C.
Vol=800mL.
Incubator #3. Start
06:30 Valve 17.
Tmax=35.8 Tavg=34.
Vol=800mL.
Incubator #4. Valve
19. Start 06:42.
Definately fresh
water coming out.
Tmax=35.8 Tavg=34.
800mL. Re-taken at
08:10: Valve position
#24 (bag 8) to add
more volume.
Temperature is
similar to before.
Hot fluid sample - bag
8. Previously (07:04)
128mL at 35C. At
08:29 added an
additional 475mL;
Tmax=36.4C
Tavg=35C Total Vol. =
600mL.
Hot fluid sample Filtered Piston 5
(valve position 21)
Tmax=37C; Tavg=35C;
Vol=750mL Titanium
piston
Hot fluid sample RNA Filter #10. Start
08:44 Stop 09:04.
Tmax=38.5C;
Tavg=34.3C;
Vol=3030mL.
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
Tavg
°C
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
8/15/
2014
7:59
36.6
32
1539
8
45.933187
130.013783
7589
Butterfield
1539
8
45.933187
130.013783
7627
Butterfield
8/15/
2014
8/15/
2014
8:10
35.8
35
1539
8
45.933187
130.013783
7647
Butterfield
8/15/
2014
8:29
36.4
35
1539
8
45.933187
130.013783
7876
Butterfield
8/15/
2014
8:35
38.6
36
1539
8
45.933187
130.013783
7912
Butterfield
8/15/
2014
8:44
38.5
34
1539
250
45.933187
130.013783
7957
Huber
70
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
J789HFS-11
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
J789RNA11
fluid
Anemone
same as above
J789GTHFS12
J789IGT-13
J789GT6
gas
Anemone
same as above
J789IGT2
gas
Anemone
similar to above
J789IGT-14
J789IGT3
gas
Anemone
similar to above
J789LVWS15
J789LVWS
fluid
Anemone
similar to above
J789Major16
J789MW
fluid
Hell
J789GTB-17
J789GT
black
gas
Hell
Large
beehive/chimney
near top with
good flow and
black smoke.
same as above
J789Major18
J789HFS-19
J789MY
fluid
Hell
same as above
J789P2
fluid
Virgin
Small white
anhydrite mound:
(was covered by
thermal
experiment for 1
year)
Sample Comments
(J789 Bottom time:
8/15 02:16 - 8/16
05:30)
Hot fluid sample RNA Filter #11; Start
09:05 Stop 09:22;
Tmax=38.2C;
Tavg=33.9C;
Vol=3001mL.
Gastight on HFS - Port
#6; T=34.3C.
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
Tavg
°C
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
8/15/
2014
9:05
38.2
34
1539
250
45.933187
130.013783
7994
Huber
8/15/
2014
9:25
34.3
34
1539
250
45.933187
130.013783
8001
Evans
Isobaric gastight #2.
Start 09:49 Stop
09:52;.Tmax=56C.
8/15/
2014
9:49
56
1539
247
45.933187
130.013783
8064
Prokurowski
Isobaric gastight #3.
Start 10:05 Stop
10:08; Tmax=41C.
Large volume water
sampler. Start 11:07;
Stop 13:08.
Tmax=28.5C.
Major fluid sampler
(white). Fired at
13:37. T=286C.
8/15/
2014
10:05
41
1539
247
45.933187
130.013783
8105
Prokurowski
8/15/
2014
11:07
28.5
1539
217
45.933187
130.013783
8234
Ziegler
8/15/
2014
13:37
286
1538
172
45.933340
130.013972
8560
Butterfield
Discrete gastight
(Black/6). Fired 13:43.
(Temperature similar
to sample 16?)
8/15/
2014
13:43
286?
1538
172
45.933340
130.013972
8584
Prokurowski
Major fluid sampler
(yellow). Fired at
13:47.
Hot fluid sample Piston #2 (pumping
on valve 18) steady at
238C. Start 01:57
Stop 01:59.
Tmax=238.2C Tavg
=232.9C. 330 ml.
Titanium piston, not
filtered
8/15/
2014
13:47
286
1538
172
45.933340
130.013972
8594
Butterfield
8/16/
2014
1:57
238.2
1541
198
45.933663
130.013218
10283
Butterfield
71
233
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
J789HFS-20
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
J789PF3
fluid
Virgin
Virgin
J789GTHFS21
J789HFS-22
J789GT2stb
d
J789B9
gas
Virgin
Virgin
fluid
Fuzzy
Tubewor
m Bush
Fuzzy Tubeworm
In active
tubeworm clump
J789HFS-23
J789P4
fluid
Inferno
In beehive near
top of chimney
(dense biota
nearby)
J789GTB-24
J789GT7Re
d
gas
Inferno
same as above
Sample Comments
(J789 Bottom time:
8/15 02:16 - 8/16
05:30)
Hot fluid sample Filtered Piston #3.
Start 02:03 Stop
02:05. Tmax=263.8C
Tavg=262.7C
Vol=325. Titanium
piston
Gastight on HFS (Stbd green).
Tmax=263.8.
Hot fluid sample - Bag
#9. Start 02:45 flush
pump stopped mid
sample -restarted.
Tmax=21.8C
Tavg=21.8C
Vol=600mL.
Hot fluid sample Piston #4. Start 03:40
Stop 03:43.
Tmax=299.5C
Tavg=285.0C
Vol=550mL. Jason HiT probe was 295C.
PVC piston
Gastight bottle
(Red/Green) in same
spot as previous HFS
sample at Inferno.
Tmax was 299.5C.
Fired at 03:51.
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
Tavg
°C
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
8/16/
2014
2:03
263.8
263
1541
198
45.933663
130.013218
10301
Butterfield
8/16/
2014
2:05
263.8
264
1541
198
45.933663
130.013218
10306
Evans
8/16/
2014
2:49
21.8
22
1541
256
45.933670
130.013587
10425
Butterfield
8/16/
2014
3:40
299.5
285
1538
310
45.933533
130.013717
10596
Butterfield
8/16/
2014
3:51
299.5
300
1538
310
45.933533
130.013717
10615
Evans
72
Dive J2-790 Sample Log
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
J790Inc-01
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
J790INC1
fluid
Mkr-33
Vent
J790Inc-02
J790INC2
fluid
Mkr-33
Vent
Sampling in a
crack with decent
flow. Bacterial
mat; limpets and
small tubeworms
in the area.
see above
J790Inc-03
J790INC3
fluid
Mkr-33
Vent
see above
J790Inc-04
J790INC4
fluid
Mkr-33
Vent
Slight adjustment
to position for
samples 1 - 3.
J790HFS-05
J790LVB1
fluid
Mkr-33
Vent
see above
J790HFS-06
J790B6
fluid
Mkr-33
Vent
see above
J790HFS-07
J790B7
fluid
Mkr-33
Vent
see above
Sample Comments
(J790 Bottom time:
8/16 16:30 - 8/17
14:00 UTC)
Incubator #1 Valve
#13. Start 18:09 Stop
18:14. C13 hot.
Pumped 900mL.
Tmax=21.9C
Tavg=21.3C T2=9.5C.
Incubator #2
Valve#15. C12 cold.
Start 18:17. Proably
did not get a sample.
Incubator #3 Valve
#17. C12 hot. Start
18:32 End~18:36.
Tmax=17.8C.
Tavg=16.3C. Pumped
900mL.
Incubator #4. Valve
#19. Start ~ 19:01.
Tmax=19.6C. Tav
=18.6C. Pumped
902mL.
Hot Fluid Sample Large Volume Bag
(LVB) #1. Sampling
time approx. 27:40.
Tmax=20.5C
Tavg=19.0C T2=10C.
Vol.
pumped=4001mL.
Hot Fluid Sample Bag #6. Start ~19:49
Stop ~19:53.
Tmax=19.7C
Tavg=18.5C. T2=10C.
Vol. pumped=601mL.
Hot Fluid Sample Bag #7. Start~19:54
Stop ~19:57. Tmax
=19.6C Tavg=18.7C.
Vo. pumped=601 mL.
T2=10C.
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
Tavg
°C
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
8/16/
2014
18:09
21.9
21.3
1514
175
45.933162
129.982260
11440
Butterfield
8/16/
2014
18:17
21.3
1514
175
45.933162
129.982260
11469
Butterfield
8/16/
2014
18:32
17.8
16.3
1514
175
45.933162
129.982260
11502
Butterfield
8/16/
2014
19:01
19.6
18.6
1514
175
45.933162
129.982260
11609
Butterfield
8/16/
2014
19:23
20.5
19
1514
176
45.933162
129.982260
11640
Huber
8/16/
2014
19:49
19.7
18.5
1514
175
45.933162
129.982260
11692
Butterfield
8/16/
2014
19:54
19.6
18.7
1514
175
45.933162
129.982260
11705
Butterfield
73
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
J790HFS-08
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
J790B8
fluid
Mkr-33
Vent
see above
J790HFS-09
J790RNA10
fluid
Mkr-33
Vent
see above
J790HFS-10
J790RNA11
RNA
Mkr-33
Vent
HFS:
Oxygen=0.445.
pHVoltage=3.0776
.
J790IGT-11
J790IGT3
gas
Mkr-33
Vent
HFS: Tprobe=2.9C.
Oxygen=0.632.
pHVoltage=3.6339
.
J790IGT-12
J790IGT2
gas
Mkr-33
Vent
see above
J790LVWS13
J790LVWS
fluid
Mkr-33
Vent
Same spot as
previous HFS
samples.
J790HFS-14
J790P2
fluid
Trevi
Slightly disheveled
anhydrite mound
with good flow
(after removing 1
yr. thermal
experiment).
Anhydrite pieces
on seafloor but no
standing chimney.
Sample Comments
(J790 Bottom time:
8/16 16:30 - 8/17
14:00 UTC)
Hot Fluid Sample Bag #8. Start ~19:58 .
Stop~20:02. Tmax
=20.8C Tavg=19.5C.
Vol. pumped=601mL.
T2=11C.
Hot Fluid Sample RNA Filter #10. Start
~20:03 Stop ~20:21.
Tmax =20.7C. Tavg=
19.1C. Vol. pumped=
3002mL. T2=11C.
Hot Fluid Sample RNA Filter #11.
StartStart ~20:22
Stop ~20:40. Tmax=
21.1C. Tavg =19.1C.
Vol. pumped
=3003mL. T2=11C.
Isobaric Gastight #3.
Same location as
previous HFS
samples. Start 20:53.
Tmax=21.3C.
Isobaric Gastight #2.
Start ~21:03.
Tmax=31.8C.
Large Volume Water
Sample. Start ~21:52
Stop ~23:59. Elevator
with LVWS sent to
surface after
sampling.
Hot Fluid Sample Piston #2. Start 09:34
Stop 09:36.
Tmax=241.5C
Tavg=241.4C;
T2=71C; Vol=401mL.
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
Tavg
°C
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
8/16/
2014
19:58
20.8
19.5
1514
175
45.933162
129.982260
11715
Butterfield
8/16/
2014
20:03
20.7
19.1
1514
175
45.933162
129.982260
11730
Huber
8/16/
2014
20:22
21.1
19.1
1514
175
45.933162
129.982260
11773
Huber
8/16/
2014
20:53
21.3
1514
175
45.933162
129.982260
11844
Prokurowski
8/16/
2014
21:03
31.8
1514
175
45.933162
129.982260
11880
Prokurowski
8/16/
2014
21:52
1515
240
45.933162
129.982260
11994
Ziegler
8/17/
2014
9:34
1515
75
45.946283
129.983718
13835
Butterfield
74
241.5
241.4
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
Sample Comments
(J790 Bottom time:
8/16 16:30 - 8/17
14:00 UTC)
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
Tavg
°C
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
J790HFS-15
J790P3
fluid
Trevi
see above
8/17/
2014
9:37
241.7
241.5
1515
75
45.946283
129.983718
13843
Butterfield
J790GTB-16
J790GT5blk
gas
Trevi
see above
8/17/
2014
9:44
241
1515
75
45.946283
129.983718
13854
Evans
J790GTB-17
J790GT7red
gas
Trevi
see above
8/17/
2014
9:47
241
1515
75
45.946283
129.983718
13863
Evans
J790IGT-18
J790IGT4
gas
Trevi
see above
8/17/
2014
10:02
241
1515
75
45.946283
129.983718
13902
Prokurowski
J790HFS-19
J790P4
fluid
Spanish
Steps
8/17/
2014
11:08
29.8
29.3
1516
154
45.946103
129.983663
14094
Butterfield
J790GTHFS20
J790GT6por
t
gas
Spanish
Steps
8/17/
2014
11:13
30.5
30.5
1516
154
45.946103
129.983663
14098
Evans
J790IGT-21
J790IGT1
gas
Mkr-N3
Vent
(Mkr-135)
Isobaric gastight #1.
Tmax=22.5C . Fired
12:12.
8/17/
2014
12:12
22.5
1523
27
45.943643
129.985185
14232
Prokurowski
J790HFS-22
J790P5
fluid
Mkr-N3
Vent
Near the top of
the mound in
dense biota
(tubeworms;
barnacles and
bacterial mat)
At 10:55 HFS
sensors:
T1=17.8C.
Oxygen=0.38.
pHVoltage=3.05.
Sampling on
vertical ledge with
bacterial and blue
mat.
At 12:23 HFS
sensors:
Tmax=22.4C
Tavg=21.4C
O2=0.20
pHVoltage=2.806.
Hot Fluid Sample Piston #3. Start 09:37
Stop 09:39.
Tmax=241.7C
Tavg=241.5C T2=71C.
Vol=401mL
Gastight Bottle Black. Start 09:44.
(Temp ~214C based
on previous and
following samples)
Gastight Bottle red/green. Start
09:47. (Temp ~214C
based on previous
and following
samples)
Isobaric Gastight #4 ;
Start 10:02.
Tmax=240.7C.
Hot Fluid Sample Piston #4.
Tmax=29.8C
Tavg=29.3C. Start
11:08 Stop 11:11
Vol=605mL.
Gastight on the HFS Port. Fired 11:13.
Hot Fluid Sample Piston #5. Start 12:39
Tmax=22.5C
Tavg=21.9C
Vol=601mL.
8/17/
2014
12:39
22.5
1523
27
45.943643
129.985185
14296
Butterfield
75
21.9
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
J790HFS-23
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
J790B9
fluid
Mkr-N3
Vent
see above
J790GTB-24
J790GT2stb
d
gas
Mkr-N3
Vent
see above
J790Inc-25
fluid
Transit
N3 to
Trevi
see above
J790Inc-26
fluid
Transit
N3 to
Trevi
see above
Slightly disheveled
anhydrite mound
with good flow
(after removing 1
yr. thermal
experiment).
Anhydrite pieces
on seafloor but no
standing chimney.
see above
J790Major27
J790MR
fluid
Trevi
J790Major28
J790MB
fluid
Trevi
Sample Comments
(J790 Bottom time:
8/16 16:30 - 8/17
14:00 UTC)
Hot Fluid Sample Bag #9; Start:12:44.
Tmax=21.8C
Tavg=21.3C Vol=
482mL
Gastight bottle - stbd
green? Fired:1247.
(Tmax previous
samples ~22C).
Incubator 1 - bag 1 Cold. Start 12:54:14
Stop 13:00. 180
mL/min rate of
transfer. 809 mL.
transferred.
HFS Incubator 3 Valve 18. Start
pumping: 13:22. Stop
13:27. Several
"sudden
obstructions" during
sample. 841 mL
pumped. Probably
stopped after 631mL
obstruction.
Major - Red. Fired
13:32. Tmax at Trevi
is 243C.
Major - Black. Fired
13:35. Tmax at Trevi
is 243C. (This sample
was triggered at set
up so probably did
not work).
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
Tavg
°C
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
8/17/
2014
12:44
21.8
21.3
1523
27
45.943643
129.985185
14305
Butterfield
8/17/
2014
12:47
21.5
21.5
1523
27
45.943643
129.985185
14308
Butterfield
8/17/
2014
12:54
1521
266
45.943715
129.985135
14324
Butterfield
8/17/
2014
13:22
1517
358
45.945542
129.983271
14390
Butterfield
8/17/
2014
13:32
243
1518
139
45.946277
129.983743
14416
Butterfield
8/17/
2014
13:35
243
1518
139
45.946277
129.983743
14428
Butterfield
76
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
790Inc-29
J790Inc-30
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
fluid
Trevi
see above
fluid
Trevi
see above
Sample Comments
(J790 Bottom time:
8/16 16:30 - 8/17
14:00 UTC)
HFS Incubator 2 Valve 16. Cold bag.
Started pumping:
13:39. Sudden
obstruction right
away and no fresh
water seen. Stop
13:43 Vol= 843mL
pumped. But we
don't think it
pumped.
Incubator 4 - Valve
20. Start pumping at
1344. Fresh water
coming out. 840mL
pumped.
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
8/17/
2014
13:44
77
Tmax
°C
Tavg
°C
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
1518
139
45.946277
129.983743
14435
Butterfield
1518
139
45.946277
129.983743
14469
Butterfield
J2-791 Sample Log
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
Sample Comments
(J791 Bottom time:
8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
J791Inc-01
J791INC2
fluid
Mkr-113
Vent
South side of
pillar/roof
structure...
Incubator #2. Taken
without flush pump.
Used the sample
pump. Start 01:22.
8/18/
2014
1:22
1522
5
45.922737
129.988200
14854
Butterfield
J791Inc-02
J791INC1
fluid
Mkr-113
Vent
Incubator #1. Flush
pump not working.
Start 01:30 Stop 1:35.
(Hot) Vol=919mL
pumped.
8/18/
2014
1:30
32
J791Inc-03
J791INC3
fluid
Mkr-113
Vent
…Near the top in
scraggly
tubeworms and
bacterial mat.
Temp=32C and
steady.
see above
30.9
1522
5
45.922737
129.988200
14875
Butterfield
8/18/
2014
1:35
J791Inc-04
J791INC4
fluid
Mkr-113
Vent
see above
8/18/
2014
J791HFS-5
J791B6
fluid
Mkr-113
Vent
see above
Incubator #3. Flush
pump on after 550ml
sample pulled into
incubator. Start
01:35 Stop 01:41.
(Hot) Vol=902mL
pumped.
Incubator #4. Fresh
water coming out of
the bag and we have
a drop in temp. It
seems to be filling
well. Start ~01:43
Stop 01:47.
Vol=~900mL pumped.
Hot Fluid Sample Bag #6 Tmax=32.4C
Tavg=32.2
Vol=600mL T2=8C.
32.4
31.9
1522
5
45.922737
129.988200
14888
Butterfield
1:43
32.3
30.7
1522
5
45.922737
129.988200
14908
Butterfield
8/18/
2014
1:52
32.4
32.3
1522
5
45.922737
129.988200
14954
Butterfield
J791HFS-6
J791P4
fluid
Mkr-113
Vent
see above
Hot Fluid Sample Piston #4 PVC
Tmax=32.4C
Tavg=29.5C
Vol=619mL T2=7C
Start: 2:01 End: 2:07
Flush pump was off
and software stopped
mid sample.
8/18/
2014
2:01
32.3
31.1
1522
5
45.922737
129.988200
14969
Butterfield
78
Tmax
°C
Tavg
°C
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
J791IGT-7
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
J791IGT3
gas
Mkr-113
Vent
see above
J791IGT-08
J791IGT2
gas
El Guapo
see above
J791IGT-09
J791IGT1
gas
Escargot
J791HFS-10
J791P2
fluid
Escargot
Silver/white
anhydrite-like
beehive on sulfide
structure (Hot
site)
(Hot site)
J791IGT-11
J791IGT4
gas
Escargot
J791HFS-12
J791P3
fluid
Escargot
Crack in
shimmering.
Limpets;
tubeworms; palm
worms adjacent to
sampling site.
(Cool site)
(Cool site)
J791HFS-13
J791RNA10
fluid
Escargot
(Cool site)
Sample Comments
(J791 Bottom time:
8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
Isobaric gastight #3.
Tmax=30.6C. Fired at:
2:17.
Isobaric gastight #2.
Altitude=13.4m. From
the top of El Guapo
in the "flame".
Tmax=341.2C. Start
05:13 End 05:16.
Vol=150mL.
Isobaric gastight #1.
Altitude=8.7m.
T=300.5C.
Vol=150mL. Start
05:59.
Hot Fluid Sample Piston #2.
Tmax=302.9C
Tavg=295.6C
Vol=501mL T2=54C.
Start 06:15.
Isobaric gastight #4
Start 06:29. T=42C
Tmax=44C Tavg~36C.
Altitude?
Hot Fluid Sample Piston #3. Start
06:58. Tmax=50.1C.
Tavg=49.5C. T2=16.3.
Vol=501 mL.
Hot Fluid Sample RNA/DNA filter #10.
Start 06:58 Stop
07:16. Tmax=50.7C
Tavg=49.8C
Vol=3005mL. T2 =
16C.
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
8/18/
2014
2:17
8/18/
2014
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
30.6
1522
5
45.922737
129.988200
14993
Prokurowski
5:13
341.2
1503
40
45.926523
129.979513
15507
Prokurowski
8/18/
2014
5:59
300.5
1512
224
45.926387
129.979127
15657
Prokurowski
8/18/
2014
6:15
302.9
295.6
1512
224
45.926387
129.979127
15703
Butterfield
8/18/
2014
6:29
44
36
1517
104
45.926385
129.979127
15739
Prokurowski
8/18/
2014
6:53
50.1
49.5
1517
103
45.926385
129.979127
15795
Butterfield
8/18/
2014
6:58
50.7
49.8
1517
104
45.926385
129.979127
15810
Huber
79
Tavg
°C
Jason
Dive
Sample
#
Lab
Sample
#
Type
Site
Site Description
Sample Comments
(J791 Bottom time:
8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
Date
UTC
Time
UTC
Tmax
°C
J791GTB-14
J791GT5blk
gas
El Guapo
Near the top.
Sample from
behive.
Gastight bottle Black. (Tmax=320.5C)
8/18/
2014
8:39
J791GTB-15
J791GT7red
gas
El Guapo
see above
Gastight bottle Red/Green.
(Tmax=320.5C).
8/18/
2014
J791Major16
J791Major17
J791HFS-18
J791MW
fluid
El Guapo
see above
J791MY
fluid
El Guapo
see above
J791RNA11
fluid
Skadi
Main visible
venting alongside
very healthy
tubeworm bush.
J791HFS-19
J791B7
fluid
Skadi
J791HFS-20
J791B8
fluid
North
Skadi
Same position as
above: O2=0.265
ml/L pH=3.2766V
Background
Major fluid sample White.
(Tmax=320.5C).
Major fluid sample Yellow.
(Tmax=320.5C).
Hot Fluid Sample RNA/DNA Filter #11.
Start 10:22 Stop
10:40. Tmax=29.9C
Tavg=29.4C T2=11C.
Vol=3002mL.
Hot Fluid Sample Bag#7
Hot fluid sample - Bag
#8. Background
sample. Start ~11:43
Depth
m
ROV
Hdg
Latitude
decimal
degrees
Longitude
decimal
degrees
Jason
VV #
Contact
320.5
1502
107
45.926569
129.979513
16070
Evans
8:42
320.5
1502
107
45.926569
129.979513
16080
Evans
8/18/
2014
8:52
320.5
1502
107
45.926569
129.979513
16107
Butterfield
8/18/
2014
8:57
320.5
1502
107
45.926569
129.979513
16122
Butterfield
8/18/
2014
10:22
29.9
29.4
1517
247
45.923642
129.983048
16444
Huber
8/18/
2014
10:41
29.6
29.5
1517
247
45.923642
129.983048
16481
Butterfield
8/18/
2014
11:43
2.6
2.6
1520
varie
d
45.925217
129.982153
16659
Butterfield
80
Tavg
°C
5.5 MTR/MISO/HOBO Deployments, Observations, Recoveries
Vent/Marker
Instrument
Anemone vent
MTR 3004
Dive
Deployed
J2-726
Dive
Recovered
LOST
Anemone vent
MTR 3317
J2-788
Anemone vent
MTR 4099
Boca
Comments
Extensive search, could not find
J2-660
LOST?
Placed where 4096 was
MTR 4001
J2-661
J2-791
deployed 8/20/2012 Recovered 2014
Casper
MISO 102
J2-730
J2-788
recovered 2014
Casper
MISO 130
J2-730
J2-788
recovered 2014
Casper
HOBO 104
J2-788
Castle
MISO 103
J2-728
Castle
HOBO 101
J2-786
Diva
HOBO 135
J2-728
J2-786
recovered 2014. Did not deploy another
El Gordo RAS
MTR 3195
J2-728
J2-786
deployed 2013, recovered 2014
deployed 2014
deployed 2014
J2-786
recovered 2014
deployed 2014
El Gordo RAS
MTR 3196
J2-728
J2-786
deployed 2013, recovered 2014, no data
Fuzzy tubeworm
bush
Fuzzy tubeworm
bush
Marker 113 Vent
MTR 3043
J2-726
J2-789
recovered 2014
MTR 3312
J2-789
deployed 2014
MTR 3201
J2-791
deployed 2014
Marker 33
MTR 3028
J2-730
Marker 33
MTR3197
J2-790
deployed 2014
Marker N3
MTR 4128
J2-730
Not seen in 2014
Marshmallow
MTR 4097
J2-726
Marshmallow
MTR 3185
J2-789
Medusa (Marker 68)
MTR-3052
J2-726
Medusa (Marker 68)
MTR 3054
J2-789
deployed 2014
Trevi
HOBO 153
J790
deployed 2014. Vent cap here in 2013- no hobo
Vixen
MISO 147
J2-581
Vixen
HOBO 129
J2-788
J2-790
J2-789
Recovered 2014
Recovered 2014, no data
deployed 2014
J2-789
LOST
Deployed 2013, recovered 2014
Not seen, must be buried in anhydrite
deployed 2014
81
5.6 Jason Dive Logs
J2-786 Dive Log
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
vv#
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
7
7
5
9
38
17
45.9166410
45.9166411
-130.0251174
-130.0251114
3
13
1091
1195
6
15
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
7
7
10
13
18
37
45.9166410
45.9166410
-130.0251133
-130.0251107
10
14
1227
1330
2014/08/12
7
16
47
45.9166409
-130.0251152
6
1400
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
7
7
7
20
24
25
58
1
46
45.9238237
45.9239150
45.9239200
-129.9875934
-129.9878250
-129.9879684
360
354
348
1432
1432
1432
2014/08/12
7
27
8
45.9238462
-129.9880653
334
1432
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
7
7
7
7
28
39
39
44
7
6
22
18
45.9238000
45.9232288
45.9232302
45.9232312
-129.9880947
-129.9880834
-129.9880934
-129.9880690
342
342
342
342
1432
1517
1517
1515
2014/08/12
7
45
53
45.9232341
-129.9880967
336
1518
Jason in water
Data entry prior to 07:11 was lost due
to firewall.
Descending; re-entering missing data
Marker 113; maiden voyage of HFS
with incubator also have 2 gas-tights
2 IGT's; 2 Majors; 3 HOBO's;
4MTR's
Plan is Marker 113 sampling; Intnl
District sampling and RAS and
HOBO recovery; Vixen Launch
JASON and APL elevators and APL
instrument recovery
Winch activity
Small cable problem but winch is fine
Resistance dropped below 1
megaohm forcing the shut down of 2
of 4 heaters on incubator
Actual resistance was at 900 kiloohms with all 4 heatersm now at 1.4
M-ohms
Fixing winch-related cable problem
Bottom in sight
Light staining
Bouyancy is good; maybe a little
light; which is good; still not light
enough for major samplers
Observed strange synchronous
temperature dip in all 4 incubators
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
7
7
47
47
2
59
45.9231357
45.9230167
-129.9880924
-129.9881253
179
180
1519
1518
2014/08/12
7
48
45
45.9229059
-129.9881154
177
1518
2014/08/12
7
49
18
45.9228191
-129.9880922
179
1518
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
7
7
7
50
50
51
6
40
53
45.9227382
45.9227431
45.9227108
-129.9880949
-129.9881228
-129.9880990
178
178
179
1518
1518
1519
2014/08/12
7
55
8
45.9227473
-129.9881482
327
1520
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
7
7
56
56
4
23
45.9227422
45.9227436
-129.9880636
-129.9881018
351
350
1520
1521
2014/08/12
7
56
39
45.9227429
-129.9880959
349
1522
2014/08/12
7
57
33
45.9227430
-129.9880916
350
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
8
8
3
5
29
15
45.9227762
45.9227538
-129.9882831
-129.9882231
359
16
1522
1522
2014/08/12
8
7
39
45.9227488
-129.9881976
325
1522
82
Crab
Observing tube worms' some
microbial mat; getting there
Looking for floating marker; white
diamond; marker 62 (for site Marker
113 based on long gone marker)
HIGHLIGHTS: Record SciCam
Starting highlights
HIGHLIGHTS: End Highlights
Coming to HDg 180
Jim thinks Marker 113 is on the
North Side of the collapse
We could be at the right place but
we're not seeing the marker which
may have gone away as markers
sometimes do
Scorpio frame grab
Decided we have reached the site
after getting away from the maina
acitivity
We are going to tool around the area
and get some video
HIGHLIGHTS: Record SuperScorpio
Starting SuperScorpio
HIGHLIGHTS: End Highlights
Heaters 1 and 2 approaching setpoint;
heater 1 using autotune; heater 2
using propotional band
RGB.20140812_080739_673.tif
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2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
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10
19
31
29
45.9227507
45.9227511
45.9227524
45.9227613
-129.9882026
-129.9882017
-129.9881984
-129.9881867
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324
313
291
1522
1522
1522
1522
2014/08/12
8
10
13
45.9227597
-129.9881878
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1522
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
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8
8
8
10
10
11
11
12
35
44
7
15
7
45.9227588
45.9227541
45.9227554
45.9227508
45.9227507
-129.9881905
-129.9881915
-129.9881919
-129.9881945
-129.9881958
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313
1522
1521
1521
1521
1522
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
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50
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29
21
21
31
54
0
6
13
45.9227556
45.9227554
45.9227667
45.9227667
45.9227672
45.9227673
45.9227672
45.9227644
45.9227642
45.9227640
45.9227594
-129.9881901
-129.9881894
-129.9881778
-129.9881774
-129.9881766
-129.9881757
-129.9881753
-129.9881685
-129.9881678
-129.9881673
-129.9881577
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294
293
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1522
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1522
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2014/08/12
2014/08/12
8
8
21
22
21
15
45.9227589
45.9227548
-129.9881564
-129.9881516
294
294
1522
1522
2014/08/12
8
25
11
45.9227492
-129.9881466
296
1522
2014/08/12
8
25
25
45.9227481
-129.9881451
296
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
8
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8
26
33
33
56
16
30
45.9227408
45.9227642
45.9227655
-129.9881389
-129.9881835
-129.9881849
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305
305
1521
1521
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
8
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8
33
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34
54
20
27
45.9227666
45.9227491
45.9227415
-129.9881858
-129.9881609
-129.9881636
305
307
305
1521
1520
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
8
8
8
8
36
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38
26
6
57
8
45.9227522
45.9227523
45.9227512
45.9227508
-129.9881721
-129.9881742
-129.9881756
-129.9881760
282
282
282
282
1522
1522
1522
1522
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
8
8
40
40
11
14
45.9227404
45.9227400
-129.9881791
-129.9881791
283
283
1523
1523
2014/08/12
8
41
14
45.9227482
-129.9881691
229
1521
2014/08/12
8
44
44
45.9227351
-129.9881782
229
1521
2014/08/12
8
45
27
45.9227345
-129.9881792
229
1521
83
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
RGB.20140812_080810_404.tif
RGB.20140812_080819_079.tif
RGB.20140812_080831_191.tif
SAMPLE: HFS HD Frame grabs
show tube worm clump at Marker
113
Shimmering flow on top of tube
worm clump
RGB.20140812_081035_049.tif
RGB.20140812_081044_592.tif
RGB.20140812_081107_248.tif
RGB.20140812_081115_590.tif
More HD and regular frame grabs of
shimmering diffuse flow
vv#
RGB.20140812_081238_839.tif
RGB.20140812_081250_451.tif
Frame grab of sci cam with lasers
RGB.20140812_081529_565.tif
RGB.20140812_081621_116.tif
Frame grabs of brow cam
RGB.20140812_081731_907.tif
RGB.20140812_081954_846.tif
RGB.20140812_082000_630.tif
RGB.20140812_082005_984.tif
Experienced some confusion no
camera inputs and frame grab
buttons; cleared up no
cleared up now that is
Jim states that historical temperatures
at Marker 113 have been in the range
of 25-35 deg. C
We are looknig for the best
temperature
So far have not seen anything above 5
C
Found 18.5 C
Seem to be maxing out at 22 C
Dave suggests hopping over to tube
worm bush
RGB.20140812_083354_650.tif
Max temperature recorded in crack
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
Poking around in the tube worm bush
Not seeing hardly any flow
Observing 13.3 C
Cory notes the flow is definitely
coming up around the lip Jim agrees
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RGB.20140812_084011_787.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
Cory and Jim discussing best way to
approach the tube worm bush to get a
better temperature reading
We have stowed the low temperature
probe pulled out HFS probe and
looking for the best temperature
Starting with running the oxygen
sensor
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hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/12
8
46
4
45.9227348
-129.9881802
229
1521
2014/08/12
8
46
31
45.9227356
-129.9881810
228
1521
2014/08/12
8
46
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45.9227360
-129.9881815
229
1521
2014/08/12
8
47
39
45.9227388
-129.9881833
229
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
8
8
8
47
48
48
44
0
9
45.9227392
45.9227403
45.9227409
-129.9881834
-129.9881840
-129.9881842
229
228
228
1521
1521
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
8
8
48
48
21
40
45.9227417
45.9227431
-129.9881846
-129.9881851
228
228
1521
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
8
8
48
53
53
3
45.9227441
45.9227558
-129.9881854
-129.9881867
228
229
1521
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
8
8
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53
27
30
45.9227555
45.9227555
-129.9881862
-129.9881861
228
228
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1521
2014/08/12
8
58
56
45.9227426
-129.9881801
228
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2014/08/12
2014/08/12
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45.9227427
45.9227434
-129.9881801
-129.9881802
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228
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1521
2014/08/12
9
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45.9227479
-129.9881810
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2014/08/12
9
2
4
45.9227505
-129.9881815
228
1521
2014/08/12
9
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20
45.9227572
-129.9881825
228
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2014/08/12
9
8
22
45.9227751
-129.9881869
228
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2014/08/12
9
15
14
45.9227560
-129.9881885
228
1521
2014/08/12
9
16
39
45.9227528
-129.9881852
228
1521
2014/08/12
9
17
25
45.9227517
-129.9881830
228
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2014/08/12
9
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25
45.9227514
-129.9881766
228
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2014/08/12
9
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45.9227538
-129.9881710
228
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2014/08/12
9
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45.9227590
-129.9881676
228
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2014/08/12
9
25
23
45.9227596
-129.9881676
228
1521
84
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
Observed a small (~0.5 deg. C) dip in
temperature when parking the sub;
similar to when touching down at
bottom at beginning of dive
This dip could be due to cold water in
the bottom half of the incubators
being stirred up into the vicinity of
the RTD
Got up to 19.4 deg. C on the HFS
probe
Looking for best temperature for
sampling
Up to 21 deg. C
23 deg. C
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
Almost 24 degt. C
Temperature looks stable at ~25 deg.
C
O2 down to 0.31 mL/L
SAMPLE: HFS J786-HFS-01; start
08:52
RGB.20140812_085327_082.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
PilotCam
SAMPLE: HFS J786-HFS-01; start
08:52; stop 09:01 Tmax = 25.1 C;
Tavg = 24.3 C Vol. = 641 mL; T2 =
15 C
J786-HFS-01 was Bag 6
SAMPLE: HFS J786-HFS-02; Bag 7;
start 09:01
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
PilotCam
SAMPLE: HFS Dave is pumping
away and trying to remain alert
vv#
J786-HFS-02; Bag 7; start 09:01; stop
09:05; Tmax = 24.4; Tavg = 23.8; T2
= 15; Vol. 642
SAMPLE: HFS J786-HFS-03; Bag 8;
start 09:06; stop 09:10 Tmax = 25.5;
Tavg = 25.1; T2 = 14.3 C; Vol. = 642
SAMPLE: Inc Starting filling
incubator chamber #1 observed
temperature dip from 80 deg. C
Seeing simmering flow from sample
pump outlet
Temperature dipping in intake to 20
deg. C
SAMPLE: Inc J786-Inc-04; Incubator
#1 (heater 13; secondary 14; shutoff
valve 21); start 09:16; stop 09:20;
Tmax = 25.3; Tavg = 23.3; T2 = 13;
Vol. = 700
Incubator temperature went down to
53 C before starting to climb again
349
SAMPLE: Inc J786-Inc-05; Incubator
#2 (heater 15; secondary 16; shutoff
valve 22); start 09:20; stop 09:26;
Tmax = 23.0; Tavg = 22.2; T2 =
12.5; Vol. 700
Switching to incubator 3 for cold
experiment
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date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
vv#
2014/08/12
9
30
0
45.9227594
-129.9881720
228
1521
411
2014/08/12
9
35
46
45.9227468
-129.9881708
227
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
9
9
36
37
8
46
45.9227459
45.9227418
-129.9881701
-129.9881658
227
226
1521
1521
2014/08/12
9
39
3
45.9227390
-129.9881629
226
1521
2014/08/12
9
40
36
45.9227361
-129.9881604
227
1521
2014/08/12
9
41
8
45.9227354
-129.9881598
228
1521
SAMPLE: Inc J786-Inc-06; Incubator
#3 (heater 17; secondary 18; shutoff
valve 23); start 09:25; stop 09:29;
Tmax = 22.4; Tavg = 20.6; T2 = 12;
Vol. 700
J786-Inc-07; Incubator #4 (heater 18;
secondary 19; shutoff valve 24); start
09:30; stop 09:34; Tmax = 23.0; Tavg
= 22.9' T2 = 13; Vol. = 702
Closing incubator #1
Incubators # 1 and 2 are heated to 80
C minimum temperature during
sampling was ~53C Incubators #3 an
4 are cold experiments
Couldn't verify whether shutoff valve
on incubator #1 close neither by
observing puff of freshwater or
sudden obstruction on sample pump;
evidence inconclusive
Switched to incubator #2 shutoff
valve closed valve and observed
freshwater from sample pump outlet
Closing incubator #3 shutoff valve
observed puff of freshwater
2014/08/12
9
42
51
45.9227340
-129.9881564
227
1521
444
2014/08/12
9
48
5
45.9227383
-129.9881619
227
1521
2014/08/12
9
56
22
45.9227434
-129.9881641
228
1521
2014/08/12
10
5
8
45.9227325
-129.9881666
228
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
10
10
5
13
48
48
45.9227312
45.9227455
-129.9881651
-129.9881650
228
227
1521
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
10
10
10
13
13
25
49
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36
45.9227456
45.9227459
45.9227537
-129.9881651
-129.9881655
-129.9881688
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227
1521
1521
1521
2014/08/12
10
44
43
45.9227533
-129.9881717
227
1520
Closing incubator #4 shutoff valve
observed puff of fresh water
Reached setpoint of 80C on incubator
#1 at 09:44
Reached setpoint of 80 C on
incubator #2 at 09:56
SAMPLE: HFS LVB J786-HFS-08;
start 09:46; stop 10:04; Tmax = 25.9;
Tavg = 24.9; T2 = 14.6; Vol. = 4014
J-786-HFS-08 was LVB Position #1
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
BrowCam
RGB.20140812_101349_289.tif
RGB.20140812_101353_961.tif
SAMPLE: HFS J786-HFS-09; RNA
filter #10; start 10:06; stop 10:25;
Tmax = 25.6; Tavg = 23.2; T2 =
14.4; Vol. = 3002
SAMPLE: HFS J786-HFS-10; RNA
filter #11; start 10:26; stop 10:44
2014/08/12
10
45
41
45.9227533
-129.9881742
227
1520
579
2014/08/12
10
52
57
45.9227523
-129.9881799
228
1520
2014/08/12
11
2
7
45.9227513
-129.9881790
228
1520
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
11
11
5
5
14
17
45.9227500
45.9227500
-129.9881777
-129.9881777
228
228
1520
1520
2014/08/12
11
8
2
45.9227495
-129.9881814
228
1520
2014/08/12
11
13
8
45.9227479
-129.9881941
228
1520
tmax: 26.9C tav:25.5C t2: 14.5C vol:
3001 J786-HFS-10
We took an oxygen reading. Time:
10:49 Oxygen reading: 0.169 ml/L
pHvolts: 3.1369.
We will take an IGT now. Time:
11:01.
RGB.20140812_110515_024.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
We are still waiting to take an IGT
sample. Time: 11:07.
SAMPLE: IGT J786-IGT-11; IGT #4
; start:11:12 T:26.4C.
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
11
11
14
14
0
1
45.9227471
45.9227471
-129.9881948
-129.9881948
228
228
1520
1520
643
644
2014/08/12
11
15
52
45.9227448
-129.9881931
229
1520
RGB.20140812_111400_609.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
SAMPLE: IGT J786-IGT-11; IGT:
#4; Time end:11:15.
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min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
11
11
16
24
29
38
45.9227439
45.9227472
-129.9881919
-129.9881849
229
228
1520
1520
2014/08/12
11
27
14
45.9227604
-129.9882014
228
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
11
11
31
31
20
21
45.9225008
45.9225013
-129.9882730
-129.9882739
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189
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1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
11
11
11
11
31
31
31
31
27
28
36
37
45.9225058
45.9225070
45.9225066
45.9225064
-129.9882803
-129.9882812
-129.9882901
-129.9882910
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168
164
164
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1520
1521
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
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11
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11
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40
40
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45.9219807
45.9219796
45.9219602
45.9219605
-129.9883246
-129.9883248
-129.9883178
-129.9883177
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142
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1520
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1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
11
11
11
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40
40
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45.9219602
45.9219564
45.9219556
-129.9883205
-129.9883253
-129.9883271
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134
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1521
1521
2014/08/12
11
41
56
45.9219212
-129.9883393
144
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
11
11
42
42
39
41
45.9219218
45.9219220
-129.9883399
-129.9883405
143
143
1521
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
11
11
44
44
19
19
45.9217575
45.9217575
-129.9883044
-129.9883044
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140
1520
1520
2014/08/12
11
44
38
45.9217363
-129.9883130
121
1520
2014/08/12
11
56
11
45.9217236
-129.9882865
127
1521
2014/08/12
12
1
7
45.9217457
-129.9883010
127
1521
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
12
12
3
4
50
5
45.9217586
45.9217594
-129.9883023
-129.9883019
127
127
1521
1521
2014/08/12
12
9
43
45.9217324
-129.9883103
32
1519
2014/08/12
12
14
15
45.9217415
-129.9883015
40
1517
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
12
12
16
17
55
43
45.9217822
45.9218461
-129.9882463
-129.9881545
34
354
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1517
2014/08/12
12
23
35
45.9220735
-129.9881456
1
1506
2014/08/12
12
31
29
45.9222981
-129.9880470
1
1501
2014/08/12
12
40
9
45.9226739
-129.9878867
2
1501
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J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
We will take another IGT sample.
SAMPLE: IGT J786-IGT-12; IGT:
#1; Lat:45 55.366 Lon: 129 59.2936
Start:11:21 Stop:11:24 Tmax:27.4 C
We are leaving M113 to get to the
elevator to switch out Giora's IGTs
and to bring the elevator to start
Lisa's experiments.
RGB.20140812_113120_199.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
RGB.20140812_113127_740.tif
TXT:
RGB.20140812_113136_248.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
RGB.20140812_114020_965.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: Record SciCam
RGB.20140812_114042_820.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
RGB.20140812_114047_224.tif
RGB.20140812_114053_797.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam We took a couple of HD
frame grabs with Sci cam at 90 m
south of M113 on our way to the
elevator.
RGB.20140812_114240_102.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
RGB.20140812_114419_233.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
We arrive to the elevator. Time:
11:44.
We are taking 2 new IGTs from the
elevator and switch them with the
used ones.
We are taking the elevator to M113
vent site. PI: Huber.
RGB.20140812_120350_420.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam A fish!
We are taking the elevator to M112
vent site cont.
We got a hold of the elevator but we
can't move it. The elevator seems to
be too heavy.
We got the elevator off.
We are moving slowly towards M113
vent site.
We are moving the elevator to M113
cont.
We are moving the elevator to M113
cont.
We are moving the elevator to M113
cont.
vv#
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hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
vv#
2014/08/12
12
41
20
45.9226704
-129.9878725
2
1500
855
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
12
13
48
2
59
4
45.9225331
45.9223089
-129.9880767
-129.9880434
1
2
1500
1501
2014/08/12
13
5
57
45.9223272
-129.9880500
2
1501
2014/08/12
13
6
20
45.9223260
-129.9880483
2
1500
2014/08/12
13
18
54
45.9226623
-129.9880335
2
1501
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
13
13
13
13
23
25
27
27
8
12
41
45
45.9228050
45.9227797
45.9227788
45.9227763
-129.9881707
-129.9881716
-129.9881113
-129.9881060
2
4
281
270
1503
1516
1518
1518
2014/08/12
13
28
10
45.9228071
-129.9880986
234
1518
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
13
13
28
28
21
22
45.9228077
45.9228083
-129.9880937
-129.9880930
228
228
1518
1518
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
13
13
28
28
54
55
45.9227837
45.9227821
-129.9880448
-129.9880426
232
231
1518
1518
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
13
13
29
30
56
0
45.9227261
45.9227246
-129.9881252
-129.9881305
230
232
1518
1518
2014/08/12
13
30
47
45.9227680
-129.9881430
298
1517
2014/08/12
13
34
18
45.9227877
-129.9881726
186
1514
2014/08/12
13
38
4
45.9227152
-129.9881651
338
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
13
13
38
39
10
0
45.9227126
45.9227205
-129.9881677
-129.9881726
336
355
1519
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
13
13
41
41
31
33
45.9227138
45.9227138
-129.9881632
-129.9881631
353
353
1519
1519
2014/08/12
13
44
4
45.9227097
-129.9881575
354
1519
Hot incubators are at 87C and cold
incubators are at 2.4C. The temp
dropped 7C in the hot incubators
while moving the elevator for 5min.
Moving the elevator to M113 cont.
We arrived to the site.We are waiting
for the ship to position itself so we
can lower the elevator.
I made a mistake in the comment that
states the temperatures of the
incubators. The hot incubators are at
78C instead of 87C.
We are still waiting for the ship to
lower the elevator.
Still waiting for the ship to lower the
elevator.
We are taking the elevator down.
The elevator is on the surface.
RGB.20140812_132740_973.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam The position of the elevator
at the M113 vent site.
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
RGB.20140812_132821_347.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
RGB.20140812_132854_013.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
RGB.20140812_132956_776.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam M113
We found where we have sampled
before. The last HD frame shows that
site.
We are moving the elevator to right
on top of the vent.
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam We are trying to place the
elevator on top of where we have
sampled before on M113 vent.
RGB.20140812_133810_104.tif
We are trying to place the elevator on
top of where we have sampled before
on M113 vent.
RGB.20140812_134131_873.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
We are going to start intake for Lisa's
large volume water sampler.
2014/08/12
13
49
53
45.9227207
-129.9881599
354
1519
2014/08/12
13
57
11
45.9227272
-129.9881676
354
1518
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
13
14
14
58
2
2
5
24
25
45.9227282
45.9227330
45.9227330
-129.9881671
-129.9881628
-129.9881628
354
354
354
1518
1518
1518
87
SAMPLE: LVWS We are placing the
temperature probe to look for diffuse
fluid first.
We are trying to find a good spot to
sample for the large volume sampler
with the temperature probe.
We found a spot. Tmax: 31.2C.
RGB.20140812_140224_025.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
PilotCam Position of the temp probe
and LVWS intake part.
871
898
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909
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date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
vv#
2014/08/12
14
16
33
45.9227259
-129.9881685
354
1518
Hot incubators are both at 78.4C and
the cold ones are at 2.3C.
1076
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
14
14
17
17
8
10
45.9227260
45.9227260
-129.9881691
-129.9881691
354
354
1518
1518
1078
1079
2014/08/12
14
22
41
45.9227308
-129.9881788
355
1518
2014/08/12
14
36
54
45.9227324
-129.9881790
356
1519
2014/08/12
14
37
23
45.9227321
-129.9881787
356
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
14
14
37
37
47
48
45.9227316
45.9227316
-129.9881787
-129.9881787
356
356
1519
1519
2014/08/12
14
54
56
45.9227269
-129.9881894
356
1519
2014/08/12
15
1
31
45.9227271
-129.9881927
356
1518
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
15
15
2
18
4
12
45.9227284
45.9227324
-129.9881935
-129.9881802
356
356
1518
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
15
15
15
21
21
21
0
2
7
45.9227400
45.9227401
45.9227402
-129.9881784
-129.9881783
-129.9881781
356
356
356
1519
1519
1518
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
15
15
21
21
17
38
45.9227405
45.9227411
-129.9881777
-129.9881769
356
356
1519
1518
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
15
15
15
21
21
22
48
55
47
45.9227414
45.9227415
45.9227415
-129.9881765
-129.9881762
-129.9881731
357
357
356
1519
1518
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
15
15
30
35
8
50
45.9227217
45.9227235
-129.9881655
-129.9881840
356
356
1518
1518
RGB.20140812_141707_917.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Tubeworms
SAMPLE: LVWS J786-LVWS-13;
Start:1409 Tmax:24.8C End:14:21
We stopped sampling to position the
intake again.The temperature was
dropping.
SAMPLE: LVWS J786-LVWS-13;
Start:1433 Tmax:24C
SAMPLE: LVWS J786-LVWS-13;
Start:14 Tmax:24C will continue for
2 hours
RGB.20140812_143747_191.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
Aside: Inc1 = 77.9; Inc 2=78;
Inc3=2.3; Inc4=2.3
J786-LVWS-13 cont. Incubator
sample in a tubeworm bush with
good flow at Mkr113.
J786-LVWS-13 cont. Temp is 22.5C.
Frame grabs with the Scorpio cam.
Looking at the sampling site area and
diffuse flow. Zooming in. Still
sampling J786-LVWS-13.
RGB.20140812_152100_091.tif
RGB.20140812_152102_627.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
RGB.20140812_152117_142.tif
Sci Cam frame grabs of tubeworm
bush and didffuse flow.
RGB.20140812_152147_940.tif
RGB.20140812_152155_782.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Finished Sci Cam frame
grabs of tubeworm bush.
J786-LVWS-13 cont. Temp 23.6C.
J786-LVWS-13 cont. Incubator
Temp 78C hot; 2.3C cold incubators.
2014/08/12
15
36
9
45.9227238
-129.9881845
356
1518
1259
2014/08/12
15
42
19
45.9227281
-129.9881830
356
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
15
15
44
44
28
52
45.9227284
45.9227286
-129.9881814
-129.9881814
356
357
1519
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
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15
15
15
15
45
45
45
46
46
47
47
52
54
1
9
56
45.9227289
45.9227289
45.9227289
45.9227289
45.9227289
45.9227299
-129.9881812
-129.9881811
-129.9881812
-129.9881811
-129.9881810
-129.9881812
357
357
357
357
357
357
1519
1519
1519
1519
1519
1518
J786-LVWS-13 cont. Jason temp
probe 23.3C.
Taking some frame grabs with the
Scorpio cam of diffuse flow. Limpets
with blue coating; palm worms;
tubeworms encrusted in limpets.
RGB.20140812_154428_471.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam J786-LVWS-13 cont. Sci
cam frame grabs of tubeworms; etc.
RGB.20140812_154547_850.tif
RGB.20140812_154552_021.tif
RGB.20140812_154554_491.tif
RGB.20140812_154601_097.tif
RGB.20140812_154609_138.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam J786-LVWS-13 cont. Jason
temp probe 24.2C.
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1175
1177
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date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
vv#
2014/08/12
15
49
27
45.9227313
-129.9881817
356
1518
1299
2014/08/12
15
55
47
45.9227346
-129.9881871
357
1519
J786-LVWS-13 cont. Cursor position
129deg 59.2903; 45deg55.3642;
Z=1519. 356deg heading.
J786-LVWS-13 cont. We will
continue for another 15 minutes.
2014/08/12
16
3
26
45.9227353
-129.9881801
357
1519
1329
2014/08/12
16
16
12
45.9227391
-129.9881691
356
1519
2014/08/12
16
17
23
45.9227385
-129.9881760
357
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
16
16
18
18
52
55
45.9227389
45.9227389
-129.9881876
-129.9881881
357
357
1519
1519
2014/08/12
16
20
18
45.9227293
-129.9881470
305
1518
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
16
16
16
16
16
16
20
20
20
20
20
21
26
29
34
58
59
1
45.9227300
45.9227294
45.9227304
45.9227308
45.9227309
45.9227309
-129.9881429
-129.9881397
-129.9881406
-129.9881455
-129.9881456
-129.9881457
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291
280
282
282
282
1518
1518
1518
1518
1518
1518
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
16
16
16
21
21
21
25
42
44
45.9227382
45.9227325
45.9227332
-129.9881536
-129.9881474
-129.9881485
282
281
280
1518
1518
1518
J786-LVWS-13 cont. Incubator
temps: Inc 1 and 2=78.0C; Inc
3=2.2C. Inc 4=2.3C.
SAMPLE: Inc J786-LVWS-13 stop
pumping at 1615:38. End of sample.
The sample was 2 hours. Jason
T=25.1.
Jason is using a bungee to secure the
LVWS switch.
RGB.20140812_161851_996.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
BrowCam
Brow cam frame grabs of the LVWS.
Looking at the inlet to the LVWS
which is attached to the elevator - it's
connected by a hose. Jason is holding
it in its hand.
RGB.20140812_162025_868.tif
RGB.20140812_162028_904.tif
RGB.20140812_162034_410.tif
RGB.20140812_162058_067.tif
RGB.20140812_162059_234.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Elevator and intake frame
grabs in sci cam.
RGB.20140812_162125_261.tif
RGB.20140812_162142_378.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Elevator and LVWS.
2014/08/12
16
22
34
45.9227389
-129.9881580
276
1518
Maneuvering to place the intake in
the milk crate on the elevator.
1382
2014/08/12
16
25
0
45.9227420
-129.9881738
276
1518
1388
2014/08/12
16
27
41
45.9227370
-129.9881749
276
1518
Jason is twisting the intake hose
around the wand to get it out of the
way. Stuffing it in the milk crate. It
just fell to the seafloor.
Jason is doing a little housekeeping to
get the LVWS hose in check.
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
16
16
28
35
50
52
45.9227447
45.9227231
-129.9881744
-129.9881868
270
0
1518
1519
1398
1413
2014/08/12
16
39
34
45.9227193
-129.9881858
0
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
16
16
40
40
9
15
45.9227203
45.9227205
-129.9881891
-129.9881897
0
0
1519
1519
Next we'll take 2 major samples.
J786-Major-14. White major sample
in same position as the LVWS intake
(more of less). Still manipulating.
SAMPLE: Major J786-Major-14.
Still positioning for the sample. In
diffuse flow with tubeworms; limpets
and good flow. Still positioning.
RGB.20140812_164009_288.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam J786-Major-14. positioning.
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
16
16
40
41
19
1
45.9227206
45.9227223
-129.9881901
-129.9881949
0
0
1519
1519
1426
1428
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
16
16
16
41
41
41
5
7
13
45.9227225
45.9227225
45.9227228
-129.9881954
-129.9881957
-129.9881964
0
0
0
1519
1519
1519
RGB.20140812_164019_765.tif
SAMPLE: Major J786-Major-14.
Tripped at 1640:20. White major Hdg
0deg. Taking sci cam frame grabs.
RGB.20140812_164105_511.tif
RGB.20140812_164106_879.tif
RGB.20140812_164113_185.tif
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1359
1363
1364
1368
1369
1370
1371
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1374
1375
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1379
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1423
1424
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1430
1431
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
vv#
2014/08/12
16
42
13
45.9227185
-129.9882006
359
1518
1434
2014/08/12
16
44
35
45.9227319
-129.9881549
275
1518
2014/08/12
16
47
47
45.9227332
-129.9881481
274
1518
2014/08/12
16
52
17
45.9227354
-129.9881967
1
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
16
16
16
52
52
53
59
59
9
45.9227356
45.9227356
45.9227357
-129.9881938
-129.9881938
-129.9881932
1
1
1
1519
1519
1519
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Finished with J786-Major14. Will be stowed back on the
elevator.
Stowing the white major sampler on
the elvator.
Grabbing the blacki major for another
sample in a spot close to the previous
sample.
SAMPLE: Major J786-Major-15.
Black sampler. Moving it toward the
sampling site. Dave is looking for the
perfect sampling site. Still
positioning.
RGB.20140812_165259_327.tif
RGB.20140812_165259_827.tif
J786-Major-15. Tripped at 16:52:30.
Hdg 1 deg. Black major.
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
16
16
16
16
16
53
53
53
53
53
13
14
15
31
33
45.9227357
45.9227357
45.9227357
45.9227360
45.9227360
-129.9881930
-129.9881929
-129.9881929
-129.9881921
-129.9881920
1
1
1
1
1
1519
1519
1519
1519
1519
1463
1464
1465
1467
1468
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
16
16
16
16
54
54
54
54
17
18
28
52
45.9227366
45.9227366
45.9227367
45.9227245
-129.9881903
-129.9881903
-129.9881900
-129.9881508
2
2
1
336
1519
1519
1519
1518
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
16
16
55
57
6
28
45.9227290
45.9227154
-129.9881302
-129.9881327
287
323
1518
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
16
16
16
16
57
57
57
58
33
38
50
5
45.9227217
45.9227202
45.9227252
45.9227335
-129.9881469
-129.9881573
-129.9881770
-129.9881858
341
341
358
6
1519
1519
1519
1519
2014/08/12
17
0
41
45.9227416
-129.9881906
6
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
40
45
58
4
9
45
55
58
45.9227406
45.9227404
45.9227401
45.9227400
45.9227399
45.9227389
45.9227386
45.9227385
-129.9881892
-129.9881890
-129.9881885
-129.9881883
-129.9881880
-129.9881862
-129.9881856
-129.9881855
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
1519
1519
1519
1519
1519
1519
1519
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
17
17
17
17
3
3
4
4
3
34
12
23
45.9227384
45.9227375
45.9227362
45.9227358
-129.9881852
-129.9881832
-129.9881804
-129.9881795
6
6
6
6
1519
1519
1519
1519
RGB.20140812_165313_341.tif
RGB.20140812_165314_342.tif
RGB.20140812_165315_777.tif
RGB.20140812_165330_959.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam J786-Major-15. Frame grabs
with sci cam.
RGB.20140812_165417_405.tif
RGB.20140812_165418_673.tif
RGB.20140812_165428_550.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Sci cam frame grabs for
temp measurement next.
Small fish.
After this sample the snorkel on the
black major loosened up. Still on
there - just loose.
RGB.20140812_165733_268.tif
RGB.20140812_165738_574.tif
RGB.20140812_165749_952.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Elevator at a slant.
Jason temperature in the same spot as
previous sample #15. Good spot.
Temperature is 26.4.
RGB.20140812_170140_617.tif
RGB.20140812_170145_288.tif
RGB.20140812_170158_501.tif
RGB.20140812_170204_107.tif
RGB.20140812_170209_545.tif
RGB.20140812_170245_648.tif
RGB.20140812_170254_991.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Palm worms and tube
worms. Limpets on the tubeworms.
RGB.20140812_170302_966.tif
RGB.20140812_170334_397.tif
RGB.20140812_170412_002.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Scaleworms. Tubeworms
and palm worms.
90
1440
1447
1457
1460
1461
1462
1470
1472
1473
1475
1476
1482
1483
1484
1486
1487
1493
1496
1497
1499
1500
1501
1503
1505
1506
1507
1509
1511
1513
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
vv#
2014/08/12
17
5
25
45.9227338
-129.9881748
6
1519
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
17
17
7
7
42
47
45.9227205
45.9227228
-129.9881377
-129.9881471
357
4
1518
1518
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
17
17
7
8
57
14
45.9227284
45.9227249
-129.9881544
-129.9881555
13
13
1518
1518
Stowing the temperature probe.
Sample #15 temperature got up to
26.4C.
RGB.20140812_170741_845.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Next task is to release the
elevator.
RGB.20140812_170757_061.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Elevator with LVWS.
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
17
17
10
12
6
7
45.9227357
45.9226964
-129.9881775
-129.9882190
8
8
1518
1518
1530
1535
2014/08/12
17
14
20
45.9225939
-129.9879405
100
1508
2014/08/12
17
15
46
45.9224226
-129.9875610
100
1489
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
19
19
37
38
31
48
45.9321650
45.9323919
-129.9916589
-129.9916474
193
200
1400
1400
2014/08/12
19
42
17
45.9329828
-129.9914457
217
1400
2014/08/12
19
59
28
45.9345209
-129.9887174
265
1400
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
19
20
20
59
40
55
47
42
57
45.9345255
45.9294117
45.9272957
-129.9886761
-129.9826133
-129.9807065
265
329
313
1400
1370
1402
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
20
21
58
0
51
52
45.9269179
45.9266628
-129.9802173
-129.9800509
310
316
1439
1449
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
3
4
18
31
45.9266636
45.9266653
-129.9803442
-129.9803985
298
298
1515
1516
2014/08/12
21
5
45
45.9266510
-129.9804278
163
1515
2014/08/12
21
6
29
45.9265653
-129.9804250
161
1517
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
6
9
46
6
45.9265506
45.9262432
-129.9804386
-129.9803114
149
144
1517
1518
2014/08/12
21
9
38
45.9262239
-129.9803248
104
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
21
10
11
12
34
21
52
45.9262168
45.9261916
45.9262030
-129.9801610
-129.9801078
-129.9801084
87
112
85
1515
1510
1512
Pulling the pin on the elevator.
Elevator is taking off at not a very
fast speed. Slow lift off. 109 lbs of
LVWS. It's pretty heavy.
It's coming up faster than we thought.
Probably 60-70 min. We're off the
bottom now about 11.5m.
We'll just stay here off the bottom
until the elevator gets to the surface
and is recovered. Then we will transit
to Intl. Dist. - hopefully near bottom.
Elevator is on deck.
Elevator was on surface at 18:45 on
deck at 19:37 with LVWS payload
from Marker 113.
Waiting for ship to change heading
before we begin the transit to Intl.
District.
Beginning transit to Castle vent in
Intl. District. 112 metres above
bottom.
Expect transit to take approx. 45 min.
RGB.20140812_204042_426.tif
Jason beginning descent to seafloor
from approx 120m.
Waiting to reposition ship and Medea
Jason on bottom Descending to
seafloor again.
Bottom is in sight
Jason on bottom Have reached
seafloor.
On the edge of a collapsed zone of
lava.
Heading to Castle vent over collapsed
lava.
Spider crab.
Small patch of venting visible over
collapsed lava dome.
More patches appearing with white
bacterial mat.
Crossing zone of pillow lava.
Approaching a sulfide chimney.
Chimney is not actively smoking but
has patches of bacterial mat.
2014/08/12
21
13
55
45.9261625
-129.9800941
75
1513
2041
2014/08/12
21
14
34
45.9261579
-129.9800780
78
1514
Sighted Hobo and identified chimney
as Castle vent.
Hobo is MiSO 103. Deployed last
year on J2-728.
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
16
16
42
46
45.9261607
45.9261599
-129.9800466
-129.9800491
57
54
1516
1516
91
Visible hot venting. Surrounded by
lots of bacterial mat. Hobo is right
next to this.
1521
1522
1524
1525
1541
1544
1829
1833
1840
1876
1877
1960
1992
1999
2004
2010
2013
2016
2019
2020
2026
2028
2031
2034
2038
2043
2048
2049
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
17
17
17
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
19
19
19
19
4
13
40
0
6
17
37
44
56
58
17
29
34
51
45.9261608
45.9261608
45.9261615
45.9261615
45.9261615
45.9261616
45.9261621
45.9261625
45.9261634
45.9261634
45.9261633
45.9261632
45.9261632
45.9261631
-129.9800502
-129.9800480
-129.9800471
-129.9800456
-129.9800453
-129.9800447
-129.9800408
-129.9800394
-129.9800380
-129.9800380
-129.9800371
-129.9800365
-129.9800363
-129.9800356
55
54
54
54
54
53
46
46
50
50
50
50
50
50
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
21
20
20
20
10
17
24
45.9261630
45.9261630
45.9261630
-129.9800349
-129.9800347
-129.9800344
50
50
50
1516
1516
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
20
20
44
47
45.9261629
45.9261629
-129.9800339
-129.9800338
50
50
1516
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
21
21
20
20
21
21
56
59
9
38
45.9261628
45.9261628
45.9261628
45.9261629
-129.9800336
-129.9800335
-129.9800332
-129.9800327
50
50
50
50
1516
1516
1516
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
22
22
7
26
45.9261630
45.9261631
-129.9800322
-129.9800320
50
50
1516
1516
2014/08/12
21
23
7
45.9261630
-129.9800321
50
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
26
27
40
48
45.9261513
45.9261527
-129.9800172
-129.9800167
20
20
1516
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
30
30
14
27
45.9261555
45.9261558
-129.9800163
-129.9800164
20
20
1516
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
31
33
27
25
45.9261573
45.9261609
-129.9800173
-129.9800204
20
20
1516
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
21
21
35
36
37
37
53
48
3
15
45.9261654
45.9261661
45.9261663
45.9261664
-129.9800260
-129.9800275
-129.9800279
-129.9800281
20
20
20
20
1516
1516
1516
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
38
38
37
50
45.9261662
45.9261661
-129.9800293
-129.9800293
20
20
1516
1516
2014/08/12
21
39
15
45.9261660
-129.9800296
20
1516
2014/08/12
21
40
6
45.9261654
-129.9800297
21
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
21
40
41
42
26
41
3
45.9261650
45.9261643
45.9261640
-129.9800295
-129.9800288
-129.9800286
21
21
21
1516
1516
1516
92
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
RGB.20140812_211704_638.tif
RGB.20140812_211713_714.tif
RGB.20140812_211740_007.tif
RGB.20140812_211800_227.tif
RGB.20140812_211806_800.tif
RGB.20140812_211817_210.tif
RGB.20140812_211837_531.tif
RGB.20140812_211844_404.tif
RGB.20140812_211856_650.tif
RGB.20140812_211858_318.tif
Taking HD grabs of HOBO
RGB.20140812_211929_381.tif
RGB.20140812_211933_986.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
BrowCam
First set of pics was using SciCam.
RGB.20140812_212017_796.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
BrowCam
RGB.20140812_212044_194.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
PilotCam
RGB.20140812_212056_707.tif
RGB.20140812_212059_243.tif
RGB.20140812_212109_253.tif
Still taking pics of HOBO and
surrounding Castle vent.
RGB.20140812_212206_945.tif
RECOVER: HOBO temp probe
Recovering HOBO 103 now.
vv#
2052
2053
2055
2057
2058
2059
2061
2062
2064
2065
2066
2068
2069
2071
2072
2073
2075
2076
2077
2079
2080
2081
2083
2085
2087
HOBO appears to have been in flow
at least partially.
HOBO in basket.
Measuring temperature of high-temp
venting at Castle.
RGB.20140812_213014_760.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Of temp measuring.
RGB.20140812_213127_599.tif
Tmax with high-temp probe
(JASON) is 282.4C.
SAMPLE: GTB J2-786-GTB-16
White hand-held gastight
RGB.20140812_213703_165.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Gastight sampling
RGB.20140812_213836_954.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Another sampling pic.
2089
SAMPLE: GTB Firing gastight J2786-GTB-16 .
Red-green GTB number 7 (not
white).
GTB returning to basket.
RGB.20140812_214141_196.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Getting ready for fluid
sample.
2134
2097
2100
2106
2108
2111
2116
2122
2124
2126
2127
2131
2133
2137
2139
2142
2144
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
21
42
46
42
40
45.9261638
45.9261642
-129.9800281
-129.9800266
21
21
1516
1516
2014/08/12
21
47
2
45.9261641
-129.9800265
21
1516
2014/08/12
21
49
9
45.9261633
-129.9800253
21
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
21
22
54
4
55
24
45.9261541
45.9261564
-129.9800225
-129.9800144
21
21
1516
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
22
22
22
5
5
5
1
39
53
45.9261579
45.9261595
45.9261601
-129.9800130
-129.9800117
-129.9800113
21
21
21
1516
1516
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
22
22
22
22
6
6
7
9
2
20
43
6
45.9261604
45.9261611
45.9261640
45.9261662
-129.9800110
-129.9800104
-129.9800082
-129.9800065
21
20
20
20
1516
1516
1516
1516
2014/08/12
22
12
46
45.9261666
-129.9800059
20
1516
2014/08/12
22
15
3
45.9261634
-129.9800067
20
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
22
22
21
22
30
5
45.9261525
45.9261520
-129.9800176
-129.9800186
21
21
1516
1516
RGB.20140812_222129_974.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Placing HOBO probe in vent
2239
2241
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
34
39
42
52
45.9261517
45.9261516
45.9261515
45.9261514
-129.9800193
-129.9800194
-129.9800194
-129.9800195
21
21
21
21
1516
1516
1516
1516
2244
2245
2246
2248
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
22
22
22
22
22
22
23
23
25
25
25
2225
6
31
14
19
23
48
45.9261514
45.9261513
45.9261517
45.9261518
45.9261518
45.9261525
-129.9800199
-129.9800202
-129.9800216
-129.9800216
-129.9800216
-129.9800222
21
21
21
21
21
21
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
2014/08/12
22
26
41
45.9261534
-129.9800233
22
1516
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
22
22
22
22
22
28
28
28
29
30
48
51
55
10
21
45.9261445
45.9261445
45.9261453
45.9261455
45.9261450
-129.9800348
-129.9800362
-129.9800377
-129.9800350
-129.9800444
15
16
16
16
16
1515
1515
1515
1515
1515
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
22
22
22
22
22
22
31
33
33
34
34
34
57
42
58
7
23
45
45.9261651
45.9262276
45.9262156
45.9262121
45.9262128
45.9261910
-129.9800587
-129.9800560
-129.9800308
-129.9800205
-129.9800075
-129.9799842
17
140
172
176
189
218
1511
1511
1511
1511
1510
1510
RGB.20140812_222234_378.tif
RGB.20140812_222238_883.tif
RGB.20140812_222242_019.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
BrowCam Probe in place
RGB.20140812_222306_276.tif
RGB.20140812_222331_835.tif
RGB.20140812_222514_202.tif
RGB.20140812_222519_006.tif
RGB.20140812_222523_444.tif
DEPLOY: HOBO temp probe
Repositioned probe slightly. Now
backing away.
HIGHLIGHTS: Record SciCam
Taking highlight video of Castle vent
structure
RGB.20140812_222848_416.tif
RGB.20140812_222851_819.tif
RGB.20140812_222855_123.tif
RGB.20140812_222910_839.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
BrowCam A few pics with the brow
cam. Now taking stills with
SuperScorpio while we record video
with SciCam.
Shrimp.
RGB.20140812_223342_609.tif
RGB.20140812_223358_725.tif
RGB.20140812_223406_900.tif
Starfish.
RGB.20140812_223445_071.tif
93
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
RGB.20140812_214242_088.tif
SAMPLE: HFS J2-768 HFS-17
Tmax= 281.4C Tave= 281.2 T2 = 89
Volume = 320ml start 21:44:19 end
21:45:55 filtered piston #3
Finished with fluid sampler. Taking
IGT samples next.
SAMPLE: IGT Waiting for Giora
before we sample.
RGB.20140812_215455_564.tif
SAMPLE: IGT J2-786-IGT-18 using
IGT
RGB.20140812_220501_380.tif
RGB.20140812_220538_985.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
PilotCam IGT sampling
RGB.20140812_220602_208.tif
RGB.20140812_220620_293.tif
SAMPLE: IGT T= 281C
IGT sampling finished returning
sampler to basket.
Last task at Castle is to install the
new HOBO.
DEPLOY: HOBO temp probe
Deploying HOBO 101 to Castle vent.
vv#
2146
2155
2157
2162
2175
2195
2197
2199
2201
2202
2204
2207
2211
2219
2225
2249
2251
2255
2257
2258
2259
2262
2267
2269
2270
2271
2275
2279
2283
2285
2286
2288
2289
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
22
22
35
35
20
50
45.9261910
45.9262088
-129.9799710
-129.9800153
219
175
1513
1512
2014/08/12
22
35
58
45.9262164
-129.9800369
162
1512
2014/08/12
22
40
6
45.9262552
-129.9800327
89
1506
2014/08/12
22
52
50
45.9263164
-129.9791155
68
1517
2014/08/12
22
53
54
45.9263421
-129.9790584
63
1520
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
22
22
54
54
18
20
45.9263435
45.9263435
-129.9790596
-129.9790592
63
63
1520
1520
2014/08/12
22
58
35
45.9263443
-129.9790339
45
1520
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
23
23
4
4
44
45
45.9263505
45.9263505
-129.9790362
-129.9790363
45
45
1520
1520
2014/08/12
23
7
26
45.9263524
-129.9790404
45
1520
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
23
23
8
8
48
48
45.9263536
45.9263536
-129.9790403
-129.9790403
45
45
1520
1520
2014/08/12
23
10
36
45.9263561
-129.9790379
45
1520
2014/08/12
23
14
35
45.9263572
-129.9790323
44
1520
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
23
23
16
16
30
32
45.9263494
45.9263492
-129.9790364
-129.9790365
44
44
1520
1520
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
23
23
22
23
5
56
45.9263113
45.9263126
-129.9790606
-129.9790583
44
44
1520
1520
2014/08/12
23
25
3
45.9263180
-129.9790540
44
1520
2014/08/12
23
25
52
45.9263233
-129.9790502
44
1520
2014/08/12
23
27
49
45.9263364
-129.9790416
44
1520
2014/08/12
23
32
46
45.9263439
-129.9790381
44
1520
2014/08/12
23
36
51
45.9263385
-129.9790386
44
1520
2014/08/12
23
38
55
45.9263425
-129.9790418
44
1520
2014/08/12
23
39
55
45.9263466
-129.9790460
43
1520
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
23
23
42
43
25
47
45.9263247
45.9263305
-129.9790465
-129.9790718
348
344
1518
1520
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
23
23
45
45
54
55
45.9263105
45.9263097
-129.9788896
-129.9788898
202
202
1519
1519
94
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
RGB.20140812_223520_240.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: End Highlights
Finished video recording.
Finished at Castle now transiting to
Diva.
Jason off bottom Going up about 10m
to transit.
Diva in view and we are back in the
bottom
We will recover the HOBO and we
will sample Giora's IGT at Diva.
vv#
2292
2294
2295
2304
2331
2334
RGB.20140812_225417_945.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam the HOBO
RECOVER: HOBO temp probe
HOBO 135 is being recovered.
2335
2337
RGB.20140812_230444_455.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
SAMPLE: IGT J786-IGT-19; IGT
#2; Lat: 45 55.5807 Lon:129
58.7423; Tmax:294C ; Fired at 23:07
RGB.20140812_230848_129.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
SAMPLE: IGT J786-IGT-19; IGT
#2; Lat: 45 55.5807 Lon:129
58.7423; Tmax:295C Finished
sampling.
Taking temperature reading with HFS
temp probe.
RGB.20140812_231630_218.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
J786-HFS-21 Piston #2 time:23:21
SAMPLE: HFS J786-HFS-21
piston:#2 Time end:23:22
SAMPLE: GTHFS J786-GTHFS-22;
stbd #2; Start:2324
SAMPLE: GTHFS J786-GTHFS-22;
stbd #2; did not fire yet.
2359
2360
J786-GTHFS-22; stbd #2; Start: 2326
Tmax:288C
SAMPLE: GTHFS The ram didn't
come back so we are not sure if the
sample will leak or not.
SAMPLE: GTHFS J786-GTHFS-23;
port #6 Tmax: 293C Start: 2334. But
we are not sure if it actually fired.
There is something wrong with this.
SAMPLE: GTHFS We took 2
GTHFS samples at Diva. It looks like
they both fired and worked.
We will head south to recover the
RAS.
HIGHLIGHTS: Record SciCam
HIGHLIGHTS: Record SciCam
Highlight as we leave Diva Start:
2342 End: 2343
RGB.20140812_234554_736.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam We see the main junction
box.
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2385
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2408
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2414
2429
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2444
2447
2453
2456
2462
2463
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
23
23
47
47
46
47
45.9262119
45.9262108
-129.9789351
-129.9789343
202
202
1518
1518
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
23
23
23
23
48
48
48
48
43
44
54
54
45.9261834
45.9261835
45.9261844
45.9261844
-129.9789327
-129.9789329
-129.9789346
-129.9789346
201
201
202
202
1519
1519
1519
1519
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
2014/08/12
23
23
23
23
49
49
49
50
43
44
49
30
45.9261856
45.9261857
45.9261858
45.9261823
-129.9789399
-129.9789399
-129.9789405
-129.9789601
202
202
202
202
1519
1519
1519
1517
2014/08/13
0
7
25
45.9258599
-129.9789732
172
1508
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
0
0
0
7
8
8
36
13
14
45.9258341
45.9258000
45.9258002
-129.9789501
-129.9789365
-129.9789370
172
173
173
1508
1513
1513
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
0
0
8
8
51
52
45.9257982
45.9257978
-129.9789314
-129.9789319
172
172
1519
1519
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
0
0
0
9
16
16
1
0
1
45.9257965
45.9258026
45.9258026
-129.9789314
-129.9789244
-129.9789243
173
209
209
1520
1521
1521
2014/08/13
0
17
29
45.9258035
-129.9789222
208
1521
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
0
0
0
25
25
25
7
9
10
45.9258024
45.9258024
45.9258024
-129.9789389
-129.9789389
-129.9789389
208
208
208
1521
1521
1521
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
0
0
0
0
0
0
29
32
32
32
32
32
9
29
31
37
46
59
45.9258009
45.9257999
45.9257999
45.9258003
45.9258012
45.9258019
-129.9789336
-129.9789507
-129.9789511
-129.9789513
-129.9789516
-129.9789527
210
202
202
202
202
202
1518
1514
1514
1514
1514
1514
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
0
0
0
0
0
33
36
38
38
40
16
26
34
47
29
45.9258036
45.9258145
45.9258077
45.9258059
45.9257455
-129.9789540
-129.9789613
-129.9789410
-129.9789373
-129.9789280
202
201
201
202
214
1514
1521
1521
1521
1512
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
0
1
1
40
44
46
37
34
26
45.9257152
45.9210132
45.9207222
-129.9789457
-129.9766019
-129.9765278
217
345
342
2014/08/13
4
4
35
45.9166815
-129.9946002
2014/08/13
4
5
12
45.9166823
2014/08/13
4
5
19
45.9166825
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
RGB.20140812_234746_380.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: Record SciCam We
see the PPS.
RGB.20140812_234843_403.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: Record SciCam
RGB.20140812_234854_114.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
RGB.20140812_234943_830.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: Record SciCam
RGB.20140812_234949_302.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: Record SciCam
Start:2347 End: 2350 We saw the
vent cap and the life around it.
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam RAS in view
RAS in view
RGB.20140813_000813_231.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
RGB.20140813_000851_402.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
RGB.20140813_000900_978.tif
RGB.20140813_001600_227.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam
RECOVER: MTR temp probe We
recovered MTR probes from RAS
vv#
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2472
2474
2475
2477
2478
2480
2483
2518
2519
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2523
2527
2528
2529
2545
2546
2550
RGB.20140813_002507_694.tif
RGB.20140813_002509_730.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
BrowCam
Planning how to retrieve RAS...
RGB.20140813_003229_506.tif
RGB.20140813_003231_708.tif
RGB.20140813_003237_181.tif
RGB.20140813_003245_989.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Closeups of RAS floats.
Rope is tangled.
RGB.20140813_003316_086.tif
Releasing RAS now.
Ras is away.
Estimated 35min to surface.
Jason on bottom Leaving bottom
temporarily whilte RAS is recovered
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2567
2568
1510
1398
1399
Jason off bottom
RAS in on deck.
We are leaving to recover APL
instrument. Transit to Vixen.
2611
2740
2745
184
1397
3022
-129.9946162
182
1397
-129.9946192
182
1397
Jason is sitting here near Vixen. Just
deployed the elevator over the side of
the ship. Elevator holds LVWS.
It's 18 hours since the incubators
were turned on. Turning off incubator
1 and 2 at 0405 UTC.
Both incubators are now off.
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3026
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/13
4
6
43
45.9166875
-129.9946568
181
1397
2014/08/13
4
7
17
45.9166906
-129.9946699
178
1397
2014/08/13
4
8
6
45.9166955
-129.9946916
178
1397
2014/08/13
4
9
50
45.9167074
-129.9947345
170
1397
2014/08/13
4
17
38
45.9167793
-129.9950287
147
1397
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
4
4
17
19
54
32
45.9167826
45.9168020
-129.9950432
-129.9951397
147
150
1397
1397
2014/08/13
4
20
56
45.9168185
-129.9952233
144
1397
2014/08/13
4
22
10
45.9168268
-129.9953015
144
1397
2014/08/13
4
25
0
45.9168242
-129.9954824
149
1397
2014/08/13
4
26
35
45.9168115
-129.9955809
155
1397
2014/08/13
4
28
21
45.9167937
-129.9956796
160
1397
2014/08/13
4
29
23
45.9167829
-129.9957275
162
1397
2014/08/13
4
35
10
45.9167174
-129.9956225
167
1491
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
4
4
37
37
3
36
45.9169708
45.9170289
-129.9957108
-129.9958617
142
358
1523
1523
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
4
4
4
40
41
42
21
43
11
45.9172513
45.9171917
45.9171542
-129.9959486
-129.9957687
-129.9956439
73
102
102
1530
1531
1531
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
4
4
4
4
42
54
56
57
46
42
6
6
45.9171536
45.9170407
45.9170426
45.9170439
-129.9956391
-129.9949080
-129.9949085
-129.9949017
102
82
81
82
1531
1532
1532
1532
2014/08/13
4
58
20
45.9170522
-129.9948802
81
1533
96
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
Jason is sitting about 70m east of
Vixen while the elevators sink
through the water column to the
seafloor.
Incubator 3 and 4 are still running.
Temp on incubabotors 3 and 4 =
2.4C.
The elevator with the LVWS should
land SW of Vixen. The elevator soon
to be launched with the APL supplies
will land NW of Vixen.
When it's safe we are going to go
back to the bottom and head to vent.
vv#
3029
3031
3034
3039
Will pump the warm incubator fluid
into cold bags ending the incubator
experiments for Incubator 1 and 2.
Temp is 66 degrees on both.
Closed shut-off valves.
Aiming the down-looking camera at
the incubator.
Starting pumping to remove
incubabor fluid into the second bag.
See shimmering water coming out.
Not running the flush pump. Looking
like it should. Coming out of
incubation chamber through
preservative filter into a second bag.
The pump is slowing down so there is
a fair amount of stuff going on the
filter "loaded with interesting DNA"
says Dave.
Stopped. Pulled out 586ml. That was
incubator 1.
Next one is valve position 16.
Incubator 2 transfer. Start 0426:30.
3055
We just got a good temperature hit.
So when we pulled we're getting cold
water. Should pull the valve again......
Pulling on the incubator bottle (not
the valve). I'm confused.
3084
SAMPLE: Inc We are continuing
with valve position 16 incubator 2
transfer after a sudden obstruction
after 100ml suction.
Elevator is on the bottom.
SAMPLE: Inc We came to a sudden
halt with valve position 16 incubation
2 transfer.
Bottom in sight.
NAV: Doppler Reset
The plan is to get the elevator and
move it to Vixen vent.
60 m away. Hdg 97.7m
Elevator in front of us.
We'll move the elevator to the vent.
It has been decided that the elevator
launch for Dyer's experiments will
not happen tonight. There are
problems with that elevator so Dyer's
experiment will not be picked up at
Vixen on this dive.
We'll do the rest of the work we had
planned at Vixen - minus the "energy
harvesting units".
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3057
3061
3065
3068
3075
3079
3087
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3106
3113
3116
3118
3120
3145
3149
3152
3156
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/13
4
59
34
45.9170571
-129.9948814
82
1533
2014/08/13
5
9
45
45.9170805
-129.9942261
77
1519
2014/08/13
5
19
49
45.9171927
-129.9936158
77
1519
2014/08/13
5
21
59
45.9172345
-129.9933657
77
1519
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
25
26
4
59
45.9172633
45.9173588
-129.9932274
-129.9929971
76
105
1524
1530
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
28
28
28
53
45.9173606
45.9173612
-129.9930001
-129.9930000
105
105
1530
1530
2014/08/13
5
29
27
45.9173622
-129.9929996
105
1530
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
5
5
5
5
30
30
30
30
30
31
8
12
22
39
50
18
45.9173677
45.9173679
45.9173664
45.9173693
45.9173700
45.9173693
-129.9929692
-129.9929650
-129.9929629
-129.9929629
-129.9929636
-129.9929572
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160
165
164
164
169
1530
1530
1530
1530
1530
1530
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
31
31
31
31
32
32
32
25
49
53
59
8
20
44
45.9173656
45.9173643
45.9173629
45.9173621
45.9173636
45.9173647
45.9173695
-129.9929512
-129.9929435
-129.9929436
-129.9929424
-129.9929418
-129.9929419
-129.9929535
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188
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189
188
173
1530
1530
1530
1530
1530
1530
1530
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
5
5
32
32
33
34
52
57
17
45
45.9173725
45.9173748
45.9173707
45.9173495
-129.9929612
-129.9929668
-129.9929897
-129.9930020
161
151
111
28
1530
1530
1530
1530
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
34
35
36
36
36
37
37
37
37
48
35
4
10
22
8
28
34
43
45.9173492
45.9173455
45.9173480
45.9173482
45.9173490
45.9173516
45.9173525
45.9173529
45.9173532
-129.9929986
-129.9929887
-129.9929897
-129.9929900
-129.9929904
-129.9929925
-129.9929934
-129.9929937
-129.9929940
27
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
1530
1530
1530
1530
1530
1530
1530
1530
1530
97
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
Grabbing the LVWS elevator now
and will carry it to Vixen.
Medea and Jason are moving along
slowly toward Vixen with the
elevator in tow.
Going to leave the incubator as is.
Not sure if it worked or not. A
possible obstruction in the "suck in"
on one and that something may be
clogged in the filter path. We'll find
out when it gets to the surface.
Still transiting with the elevator in
tow.
he elevator is on the seafloor.
There''s the tower. It's still standing.
///There is a vent growing on the top
of the platform.
It lost its skirt.
HIGHLIGHTS: Record PilotCam
Vixen highlights.
HIGHLIGHTS: Record PilotCam
Highlights of the energy harvesting
unit at Vixen.
RGB.20140813_053008_152.tif
RGB.20140813_053012_523.tif
RGB.20140813_053022_266.tif
RGB.20140813_053039_250.tif
RGB.20140813_053050_027.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Recording highlights on the
pilot cam and HD frame grabs onthe
Sci Cam.
RGB.20140813_053125_530.tif
RGB.20140813_053149_053.tif
RGB.20140813_053153_057.tif
RGB.20140813_053159_797.tif
RGB.20140813_053208_373.tif
RGB.20140813_053220_552.tif
Dave Dyer says it's like an artificial
reef. The anhydrite like the structure
to grow on.
RGB.20140813_053252_350.tif
RGB.20140813_053257_589.tif
RGB.20140813_053317_009.tif
Doesn't seem to be anything coming
out of the tubes. The skirt is almost
all gone. It's supposed to be good to
2200F. It's made out of flame-proof
fiberglass.
RGB.20140813_053448_534.tif
RGB.20140813_053535_081.tif
There is an intact block of foam here.
Nothing coming out of the pipes.
Vixen has become "Vixen's".
RGB.20140813_053708_208.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: End Highlights
RGB.20140813_053734_000.tif
RGB.20140813_053743_676.tif
vv#
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3202
3207
3214
3219
3223
3225
3227
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3230
3232
3233
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3236
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3240
3241
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3243
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3249
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3263
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3268
3269
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/13
5
37
56
45.9173531
-129.9929941
12
1530
2014/08/13
5
38
48
45.9173538
-129.9929964
12
1530
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
5
5
41
41
41
41
41
47
49
56
45.9173745
45.9173740
45.9173739
45.9173731
-129.9930006
-129.9930003
-129.9930000
-129.9930004
86
87
86
86
1531
1532
1532
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
5
42
42
42
1
6
38
45.9173724
45.9173717
45.9173670
-129.9930004
-129.9930002
-129.9929996
86
86
85
1532
1532
1532
2014/08/13
5
43
25
45.9173594
-129.9930012
85
1531
2014/08/13
5
44
2
45.9173542
-129.9929993
86
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
44
44
17
19
45.9173516
45.9173513
-129.9929986
-129.9929985
86
86
1532
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
5
5
5
5
44
44
44
44
46
46
21
27
36
52
20
30
45.9173510
45.9173500
45.9173484
45.9173458
45.9173327
45.9173315
-129.9929984
-129.9929981
-129.9929977
-129.9929970
-129.9929934
-129.9929931
86
86
86
86
86
86
1532
1532
1532
1532
1532
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
46
46
50
52
45.9173291
45.9173289
-129.9929925
-129.9929925
86
86
1532
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
5
47
47
48
35
54
35
45.9173248
45.9173233
45.9173211
-129.9929915
-129.9929912
-129.9929907
86
86
86
1532
1532
1532
2014/08/13
5
50
27
45.9173203
-129.9929908
86
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
5
5
5
5
50
50
50
51
52
52
31
33
41
57
3
20
45.9173204
45.9173205
45.9173206
45.9173234
45.9173237
45.9173245
-129.9929908
-129.9929908
-129.9929909
-129.9929912
-129.9929912
-129.9929912
85
86
86
86
86
86
1532
1532
1532
1532
1532
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
5
5
5
52
52
53
53
55
25
45.9173260
45.9173261
45.9173274
-129.9929912
-129.9929912
-129.9929910
86
86
85
1532
1532
1532
98
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam High def frams grab of the
tubes.
It looks like most of the instrument is
still here to recover.
vv#
3271
3273
RGB.20140813_054141_148.tif
RGB.20140813_054147_788.tif
RGB.20140813_054149_256.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam If we can stick the
temperature probe in there and get
some temps for them - we could open
it up and do our work
RGB.20140813_054201_902.tif
RGB.20140813_054206_407.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam There are 4 spickets here
now (2 strong and 2 weaker).
Taking the Jason temperature probe
out to check temps around the device.
3280
3281
3283
3284
The chimney is taller and a lot wider
than before
RGB.20140813_054417_238.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Jason temp.
RGB.20140813_054421_576.tif
RGB.20140813_054427_582.tif
RGB.20140813_054435_957.tif
RGB.20140813_054452_907.tif
RGB.20140813_054620_796.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Jason temp in the large
anhydrite spire is
RGB.20140813_054649_958.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Jason temp in the large
anhydrite spire.
RGB.20140813_054735_837.tif
RGB.20140813_054754_690.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Jason temp gong up. Now at
308C. Back down to 300.
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
PilotCam Looks like temp is still
going up. It's at 317C.
RGB.20140813_055031_857.tif
RGB.20140813_055033_793.tif
RGB.20140813_055041_834.tif
RGB.20140813_055157_444.tif
RGB.20140813_055203_617.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
PilotCam Vixen with Jason temp
probe and biology. Looks like scale
worms; palm worms and sulfide
worms.
RGB.20140813_055253_568.tif
RGB.20140813_055254_970.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Worms crawling around on
the titanium.
3293
3285
3286
3288
3291
3294
3296
3297
3298
3299
3301
3305
3306
3308
3309
3311
3313
3315
3320
3321
3322
3323
3327
3328
3330
3332
3333
3335
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/13
5
53
54
45.9173286
-129.9929908
85
1532
2014/08/13
5
55
48
45.9173305
-129.9929886
85
1532
2014/08/13
5
57
28
45.9173283
-129.9929855
86
1532
2014/08/13
5
58
31
45.9173252
-129.9929831
85
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
6
6
0
0
21
32
45.9173169
45.9173159
-129.9929787
-129.9929782
85
85
1532
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
6
6
0
1
48
2
45.9173144
45.9173132
-129.9929776
-129.9929771
85
86
1532
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
6
6
6
1
2
2
5
3
5
45.9173130
45.9173080
45.9173078
-129.9929770
-129.9929755
-129.9929754
86
85
85
1532
1532
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
6
6
6
2
2
2
37
54
58
45.9173052
45.9173039
45.9173036
-129.9929748
-129.9929745
-129.9929745
86
86
86
1532
1532
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
6
6
3
4
39
3
45.9173009
45.9172994
-129.9929744
-129.9929744
85
86
1532
1532
2014/08/13
6
4
28
45.9172983
-129.9929748
85
1532
2014/08/13
6
5
3
45.9172972
-129.9929757
85
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
6
6
6
6
5
6
7
7
27
44
9
13
45.9172967
45.9172969
45.9172975
45.9172976
-129.9929765
-129.9929802
-129.9929816
-129.9929819
85
85
85
85
1532
1532
1532
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
6
6
6
7
7
8
35
54
47
45.9172984
45.9172993
45.9173023
-129.9929834
-129.9929849
-129.9929895
85
85
85
1532
1532
1532
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
6
6
9
10
0
55
45.9173032
45.9173116
-129.9929907
-129.9930030
85
85
1532
1532
2014/08/13
6
11
41
45.9173151
-129.9930083
85
1532
2014/08/13
6
12
14
45.9173177
-129.9930122
85
1532
2014/08/13
6
12
57
45.9173192
-129.9930303
83
1531
99
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
SciCam Tmax was 318C coming out
of the largest chimney.
Probe is at the end of the pipes with
bacterial filaments. Temp there is 5.6
- 6.0C.
Temperature is up to 320C out of the
main vent.
They would like to measure the temp
around the base of the donut in the
sand.
Cold ground around the edge.
Hot water also coming out around the
edge.
RGB.20140813_060048_051.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
PilotCam Temperature on the
titanium donut rim.
RGB.20140813_060105_135.tif
RGB.20140813_060203_327.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
PilotCam Temperature on the rim there was a small 1//4 inch gap when
it was put down. It looks bigger now.
Temp up to 103C.
RGB.20140813_060237_529.tif
RGB.20140813_060254_913.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
PilotCam Knocking it down.
RGB.20140813_060339_694.tif
Excavating the chimney to see if it
burned through it.
Zooming in to see what Tito is
breaking up. Foam or anhydrite?
A piece of foam just fell offr the back
side and sank.
There goes the blanket.
RGB.20140813_060644_213.tif
RGB.20140813_060709_171.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
PilotCam The major vent seems to be
coming out from the interface
between the donut and cap.
RGB.20140813_060735_164.tif
RGB.20140813_060754_384.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
PilotCam Taking the temperature
between the donut and the cap.
Z=250C. The titanium sat there in the
fluid and heat and did survive.
RGB.20140813_060900_551.tif
HIGHLIGHTS: HD frame grab
PilotCam We're going to leave it as is
and let them take care of it tomorrow.
Leave it until we can try to get the
trim pack off there.
Possibly have a hydraulic line that
has melted on Jason???
We have a hydraulic leak with Jason.
Stowed the temperature probe.
The leak is somewhere on the top of
the arm. We're going to have to
recover Jason as soon as we can.
vv#
3337
3341
3346
3349
3354
3355
3356
3358
3359
3362
3363
3365
3367
3368
3370
3372
3374
3376
3378
3381
3383
3384
3386
3388
3390
3392
3397
3399
3401
3404
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/13
6
14
2
45.9172971
-129.9926552
88
1525
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
6
6
14
17
49
59
45.9172554
45.9169169
-129.9924051
-129.9926414
94
175
1515
1481
2014/08/13
6
18
45
45.9169921
-129.9926286
145
1482
2014/08/13
6
20
5
45.9168422
-129.9926494
170
1458
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
6
6
21
22
46
7
45.9168674
45.9168491
-129.9926913
-129.9926767
151
154
1419
1410
2014/08/13
6
24
39
45.9168481
-129.9926787
158
1330
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
6
6
25
32
47
39
45.9168450
45.9168430
-129.9926861
-129.9926939
172
185
1294
1277
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
6
6
38
39
55
17
45.9168432
45.9168441
-129.9927032
-129.9927033
200
201
1230
1230
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
7
7
35
35
27
47
45.9168615
45.9168634
-129.9926653
-129.9926626
117
114
0
0
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
7
7
36
45
14
11
45.9168655
45.9168434
-129.9926631
-129.9926900
110
179
0
-1
2014/08/13
7
47
3
45.9168947
-129.9926976
15
-1
J786 Dive Log Comments (Bottom
time: 8/12 07:39 - 8/13 06:25 UTC)
We need to get up to the surface as
soon as we can.
The dive has been aborted.
Jason is heading to the surface. The
LVWS elevator is on the bottom.
Stopping the cold incubations pulling
the fluids out of the incubator
chamber into the preservative.
We have fresh water coming out of
the back of the incubator now. Fresh
water is good but the pump just
stalled on them.
Incubator 3 - no flow.
Bag valve possibly failed to open?
Speculating.....
Fresh water is coming out of
incubator 4. That seems to be
workingg.
Heading up.
Jason on bottom Have to bring Jason
down about 75m because of an issue
with the winch wrap.
Jason in water Incubator power
turned off
Jason out of water
Jason on deck Correction Medea out
of water
Medea on deck
Jason out of water Jason actually out
of water
Jason on deck
vv#
3407
3410
3417
3419
3423
3427
3429
3435
3438
3453
3467
3468
3544
3545
3546
3547
3548
J2-787 Dive Log
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
16
19
19
19
19
19
21
11
17
20
21
22
52
18
33
26
3
2
45.9168865
45.9168941
45.9168417
45.9168631
45.9168625
45.9168658
-129.9926718
-129.9926913
-129.9926964
-129.9926632
-129.9926615
-129.9926626
60.75
24.49
187.8
114.6
115.3
108.9
-0.25
-0.24
0.03
1.24
2.03
11.91
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
23
27
32
32
33
33
34
35
37
38
40
40
40
41
47
31
32
47
8
20
2
23
53
34
46
50
58
40
45.9178194
45.9178915
45.9178928
45.9178892
45.9178954
45.9178925
45.9178887
45.9179110
45.9179060
45.9179041
45.9178941
45.9178942
45.9178948
45.9179086
-129.9944864
-129.9943023
-129.9942601
-129.9942593
-129.9942651
-129.9942589
-129.9942505
-129.9942451
-129.9942430
-129.9942429
-129.9942361
-129.9942388
-129.9942415
-129.9942506
351.3
69.09
4.23
4.19
4.45
4.5
5.23
8.18
6.84
6.79
12.14
12.36
12.76
51.22
1527.8
1520.9
1529.5
1531.8
1531.9
1531.7
1532.2
1534.1
1534
1534
1525.6
1525
1523.9
1523
100
J787 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/13 20:30 - 8/14
05:27 UTC)
RGB.20140813_162152_823.tif
About to launch dive J2-787
Jason in water
Launching Medea
Medea in water
Beginning descent. Expected time
~45 min.
Jason on bottom
RGB.20140813_202731_838.tif
RGB.20140813_203232_091.tif
RGB.20140813_203247_974.tif
RGB.20140813_203308_906.tif
RGB.20140813_203320_651.tif
Pictures of chains on seafloor
RGB.20140813_203523_674.tif
RGB.20140813_203753_490.tif
RGB.20140813_203834_430.tif
RGB.20140813_204046_295.tif
RGB.20140813_204050_333.tif
RGB.20140813_204058_941.tif
RGB.20140813_204140_483.tif
vv#
3551
3553
3554
3555
3556
3557
3670
3679
3690
3691
3693
3695
3697
3701
3707
3709
3714
3716
3717
3719
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
20
20
41
43
47
15
45.9179070
45.9179066
-129.9942500
-129.9942599
51.5
50.49
1523
1523.2
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
20
20
43
44
23
27
45.9179056
45.9178982
-129.9942671
-129.9943400
50.42
59.38
1522.6
1522.2
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
20
20
20
45
45
48
36
55
46
45.9179063
45.9179055
45.9179602
-129.9943615
-129.9943625
-129.9943378
76.43
77.05
76
1522.9
1522.9
1511.9
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
20
21
53
2
33
21
45.9179011
45.9174638
-129.9942233
-129.9938571
127.9
101
1505.3
1507.6
2014/08/13
21
15
31
45.9173886
-129.9931706
99.87
1519.2
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
21
21
22
22
29
51
45.9173505
45.9173503
-129.9929996
-129.9929992
99.45
99.37
1529.7
1529.7
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
25
25
25
25
25
27
30
30
30
30
30
30
31
32
32
32
6
10
15
36
49
25
1
6
42
46
53
58
5
18
24
31
45.9173404
45.9173424
45.9173438
45.9173451
45.9173459
45.9173669
45.9174109
45.9174102
45.9174095
45.9174088
45.9174106
45.9174122
45.9174155
45.9174216
45.9174218
45.9174223
-129.9929948
-129.9929935
-129.9929949
-129.9929952
-129.9929951
-129.9929986
-129.9931835
-129.9931835
-129.9931858
-129.9931870
-129.9931932
-129.9931969
-129.9931966
-129.9932003
-129.9932006
-129.9932003
63.5
63.52
63
64.21
64.25
80.51
292.3
292.2
292
292.1
307.2
310.3
312.2
311.9
311.8
312
1531.8
1532
1532.1
1532.1
1532.1
1531.9
1531.3
1531.8
1526.1
1525.1
1524.1
1523.8
1523.3
1523
1523.1
1523
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
21
21
21
21
33
34
34
42
37
52
55
24
45.9174238
45.9174228
45.9174228
45.9174156
-129.9932022
-129.9932047
-129.9932046
-129.9932571
311.9
312.2
312.2
96.65
1523.2
1523.1
1523.1
1522.6
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
21
21
21
47
47
50
43
45
50
45.9174070
45.9174052
45.9174035
-129.9932394
-129.9932393
-129.9932567
97.18
97.08
30.36
1519
1518.9
1531.7
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
21
21
21
21
21
21
55
55
55
56
57
58
32
37
40
45
39
6
45.9174322
45.9174352
45.9174367
45.9174314
45.9174279
45.9174262
-129.9932006
-129.9932050
-129.9932076
-129.9932121
-129.9932121
-129.9932123
207.8
194.2
192.3
193.2
193.1
193.2
1523.6
1523.5
1523.6
1523.9
1523.9
1523.9
101
J787 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/13 20:30 - 8/14
05:27 UTC)
RGB.20140813_204147_657.tif
Cut off chains lying on seafloor to
make assembly lighter. Still have
4 chains attached.
RGB.20140813_204323_319.tif
Jason lifting assembly from bridle
on top.
RGB.20140813_204536_782.tif
RGB.20140813_204555_137.tif
Jason registers the weight of
assembly as 300 lbs. Bringing the
assembly to 30m off the seafloor.
vv#
3720
3724
3726
3729
3732
3734
3740
RGB.20140813_205333_659.tif
Transiting assembly to Vixen
vent.
Released assembly. Headed
towards Vixen Vent to pick up
cap.
RGB.20140813_212228_993.tif
Arrived at Vixen vent. Waiting
for Medea to move.
3751
3770
RGB.20140813_212506_750.tif
RGB.20140813_212510_254.tif
RGB.20140813_212515_693.tif
RGB.20140813_212536_151.tif
RGB.20140813_212549_459.tif
RGB.20140813_212725_354.tif
RGB.20140813_213001_710.tif
RGB.20140813_213006_915.tif
RGB.20140813_213042_117.tif
RGB.20140813_213046_722.tif
RGB.20140813_213053_529.tif
RGB.20140813_213058_800.tif
RGB.20140813_213104_973.tif
RGB.20140813_213218_079.tif
RGB.20140813_213224_853.tif
Moved back to elevator assembly.
Removing lift platform from the
top of the assembly by cutting
webbing.
RGB.20140813_213337_825.tif
RGB.20140813_213452_766.tif
RGB.20140813_213455_271.tif
Started highlight video of Jason
cutting webbing.
3819
3820
3821
3823
3824
3829
3835
3836
3838
3839
3841
3842
3843
3846
3848
3849
RGB.20140813_214743_533.tif
RGB.20140813_214745_301.tif
Removed lift platform from top of
elevator assembly and placed it on
the ground.
RGB.20140813_215532_533.tif
RGB.20140813_215537_271.tif
RGB.20140813_215540_741.tif
RGB.20140813_215645_105.tif
RGB.20140813_215739_159.tif
RGB.20140813_215806_386.tif
3884
3885
3893
3797
3812
3814
3852
3856
3857
3873
3903
3904
3905
3908
3911
3913
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
21
21
58
58
11
37
45.9174261
45.9174251
-129.9932126
-129.9932118
193.4
192.8
1524
1523.8
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
0
0
0
3
6
9
19
5
36
39
10
55
47
43
45.9174250
45.9174243
45.9174240
45.9174211
45.9174549
45.9174588
45.9174340
-129.9932398
-129.9932387
-129.9932382
-129.9933628
-129.9933255
-129.9933097
-129.9935091
129.2
129
128.6
82.55
102.5
135.9
179.5
1524.1
1524
1523.6
1521.1
1523.5
1524.2
1527.5
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
24
24
25
25
29
32
32
51
54
27
53
6
15
17
24
34
53
26
45.9174036
45.9173795
45.9173637
45.9173544
45.9173626
45.9173653
45.9173650
45.9173514
45.9173426
-129.9934676
-129.9934450
-129.9934178
-129.9933999
-129.9933018
-129.9932976
-129.9932976
-129.9932729
-129.9932667
203.2
176.9
198.9
203.3
246.6
224.1
223.9
299.8
300.1
1528.3
1528.1
1527.8
1527.8
1523.8
1523.7
1523.7
1523
1523.6
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
22
22
23
23
23
23
55
58
0
0
8
8
22
12
40
44
13
51
45.9173461
45.9173594
45.9173691
45.9173693
45.9173499
45.9173481
-129.9932613
-129.9932652
-129.9932684
-129.9932684
-129.9932851
-129.9932868
296.7
284.5
293.5
293.5
293.2
294.2
1530.2
1523.9
1524
1524
1524
1524
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
23
23
23
14
14
14
41
45
59
45.9173377
45.9173383
45.9173344
-129.9932985
-129.9933010
-129.9932897
293.7
294.1
292.3
1523.5
1523.1
1522
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
16
16
16
18
18
21
30
1
25
30
44
51
58
10
45.9173363
45.9173308
45.9173350
45.9173971
45.9173953
45.9174010
45.9173642
-129.9932807
-129.9932808
-129.9932787
-129.9932548
-129.9932492
-129.9932597
-129.9929788
286.4
280
282.2
296.4
295.2
301.1
145.4
1528
1531.2
1531.1
1532.9
1532.8
1533.7
1529.7
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/13
2014/08/14
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
0
30
31
32
32
32
34
34
36
40
42
47
5
29
5
4
27
35
32
54
18
5
44
39
14
45.9173648
45.9173608
45.9173587
45.9173584
45.9173580
45.9173583
45.9173588
45.9173613
45.9173684
45.9173693
45.9173571
45.9173386
-129.9929823
-129.9929801
-129.9929823
-129.9929850
-129.9929840
-129.9929898
-129.9929903
-129.9929956
-129.9929981
-129.9930035
-129.9929799
-129.9929562
145.1
146.3
147.3
147.3
145.9
150.9
149.6
156.9
184.1
184.3
181.4
334.2
1529.4
1530.1
1529.8
1530.3
1530.3
1529.2
1529.2
1529.2
1529.7
1529.6
1529.7
1530.2
102
J787 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/13 20:30 - 8/14
05:27 UTC)
RGB.20140813_215811_324.tif
Released trim pack (top) from
float pack (bottom).
vv#
3914
3916
RGB.20140813_220005_638.tif
RGB.20140813_220036_535.tif
RGB.20140813_220039_071.tif
RGB.20140813_220310_221.tif
RGB.20140813_220655_612.tif
RGB.20140813_220947_349.tif
Attempted to remove trim pack
float pack below began moving
upwards.
RGB.20140813_222427_504.tif
RGB.20140813_222453_617.tif
RGB.20140813_222506_263.tif
RGB.20140813_222515_819.tif
RGB.20140813_222917_747.tif
RGB.20140813_223224_499.tif
RGB.20140813_223234_876.tif
RGB.20140813_225152_962.tif
Added 45 lbs. of weight to the
float pack.
RGB.20140813_225522_604.tif
RGB.20140813_225812_173.tif
RGB.20140813_230040_821.tif
RGB.20140813_230044_258.tif
RGB.20140813_230813_337.tif
Trying to release trim pack from
float pack. Stab tube on foot of
trim pack is caught in the 80/20 of
the float pack.
RGB.20140813_231440_921.tif
RGB.20140813_231445_226.tif
Detached trim pack from float
pack
RGB.20140813_231601_568.tif
RGB.20140813_231625_692.tif
RGB.20140813_231629_963.tif
RGB.20140813_231844_196.tif
RGB.20140813_231851_103.tif
RGB.20140813_232158_422.tif
Moved trim pack to vixen vent to
attach to the cap.
3920
3922
3923
3929
3938
3944
3965
RGB.20140813_233029_563.tif
RGB.20140813_233104_965.tif
RGB.20140813_233204_858.tif
RGB.20140813_233227_313.tif
RGB.20140813_233235_488.tif
RGB.20140813_233432_337.tif
RGB.20140813_233454_593.tif
RGB.20140813_233618_343.tif
RGB.20140813_234005_835.tif
RGB.20140813_234244_760.tif
RGB.20140813_234739_319.tif
RGB.20140814_000514_868.tif
4133
4135
4138
4140
4141
4146
4148
4151
4160
4166
4177
4213
3976
3978
3979
3980
3989
3997
3998
4038
4044
4047
4053
4059
4060
4076
4079
4091
4092
4094
4097
4099
4100
4105
4107
4114
4131
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
6
10
10
10
11
11
11
12
12
13
14
15
17
22
19
33
39
16
32
55
38
54
7
16
57
45.9173387
45.9173358
45.9173502
45.9173496
45.9173497
45.9173492
45.9173493
45.9173487
45.9173486
45.9173482
45.9173478
45.9173488
45.9173522
-129.9929565
-129.9929651
-129.9929702
-129.9929740
-129.9929748
-129.9929810
-129.9929834
-129.9929871
-129.9929921
-129.9929935
-129.9929934
-129.9929947
-129.9929883
334.4
334.4
190.3
190.6
189.9
190.6
190.2
190.1
190.1
188
185.9
186.8
187.5
1530.2
1530.2
1531.4
1531.5
1531.5
1531.5
1531.5
1531.6
1531.6
1531.6
1531.7
1531.7
1531.6
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
0
0
0
18
20
25
44
33
19
45.9173580
45.9173615
45.9173333
-129.9929615
-129.9929408
-129.9929343
186.7
190.4
0.16
1531.6
1531.6
1531
2014/08/14
0
27
13
45.9173343
-129.9929294
358.9
1531
2014/08/14
0
28
4
45.9173354
-129.9929295
358.8
1531.2
2014/08/14
0
32
28
45.9173678
-129.9929724
63.29
1529.9
2014/08/14
0
36
41
45.9174065
-129.9929261
183.1
1530.6
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
38
41
41
42
42
43
44
42
13
17
37
40
36
16
45.9174252
45.9174060
45.9174057
45.9173990
45.9173986
45.9173756
45.9173694
-129.9929199
-129.9928999
-129.9928994
-129.9928972
-129.9928972
-129.9929251
-129.9929263
181.7
239.2
238.5
239.4
239.3
298.8
299.2
1530.8
1530.7
1530.7
1530.7
1530.6
1532.9
1532.8
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
45
47
47
47
47
48
49
6
4
47
49
52
2
0
45.9173597
45.9173392
45.9173320
45.9173318
45.9173315
45.9173304
45.9173487
-129.9929274
-129.9929460
-129.9929454
-129.9929455
-129.9929458
-129.9929466
-129.9929177
297.1
311.2
305.6
305.6
305.6
305.8
251.8
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
0
0
0
0
0
49
49
50
54
54
21
55
11
3
44
45.9173454
45.9173446
45.9173440
45.9173488
45.9173500
-129.9929160
-129.9929148
-129.9929158
-129.9929173
-129.9929172
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
0
0
57
57
17
27
45.9173769
45.9173772
-129.9929493
-129.9929503
J787 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/13 20:30 - 8/14
05:27 UTC)
RGB.20140814_000517_470.tif
Attached the trim pack to the cap
RGB.20140814_001019_537.tif
RGB.20140814_001033_218.tif
RGB.20140814_001039_858.tif
RGB.20140814_001116_187.tif
RGB.20140814_001132_270.tif
RGB.20140814_001155_093.tif
RGB.20140814_001238_703.tif
RGB.20140814_001254_486.tif
RGB.20140814_001307_237.tif
RGB.20140814_001416_640.tif
Stab tube fell out continuing to
attach trim pack to cap
vv#
4214
4218
4226
4228
4229
4231
4233
4235
4237
4239
4240
4243
4248
RGB.20140814_001844_205.tif
RGB.20140814_002033_481.tif
Float pack on vent cap but due to
slope of cap position is not 100%
aligned vertically
Edit of previous entry "Float
pack" should be "Trim pack"
4254
4259
4269
Adding 20# weight previously
taken off of trim pack back on to
assist with alignment.
20# weight added to trim pack
causes stab foot to properly align.
4277
Trim pack rotated slightly
clockwise to align all three posts
of trim pack with vent cap.
RGB.20140814_003842_099.tif
RGB.20140814_004113_417.tif
RGB.20140814_004117_187.tif
RGB.20140814_004237_567.tif
RGB.20140814_004240_303.tif
RGB.20140814_004336_293.tif
Removed pull pin attempting to
attach T-bar on bottom of cap
4296
1532.7
1532.7
1532.8
1532.8
1532.7
1532.8
1530.8
RGB.20140814_004506_583.tif
RGB.20140814_004704_734.tif
RGB.20140814_004747_378.tif
RGB.20140814_004749_879.tif
RGB.20140814_004752_615.tif
RGB.20140814_004802_291.tif
Tightening strap by turning the Tbar clockwise.
4321
4326
4328
4329
4331
4332
4335
252.3
252.1
252.1
255.5
255.7
1530.8
1530.7
1530.8
1531
1530.9
RGB.20140814_004920_936.tif
RGB.20140814_004955_638.tif
RGB.20140814_005011_654.tif
RGB.20140814_005402_884.tif
Attached strap from trim pack to
cap. Attempting to attach a second
strap to the cap.
4337
4339
4340
4349
4351
165
163.7
1532.3
1532.3
RGB.20140814_005717_078.tif
RGB.20140814_005726_888.tif
4357
4359
103
4274
4287
4301
4307
4308
4312
4313
4316
4318
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
0
0
0
1
1
1
57
59
59
2
5
8
37
39
44
58
25
16
45.9173770
45.9173559
45.9173558
45.9173498
45.9173566
45.9173298
-129.9929509
-129.9929286
-129.9929287
-129.9929291
-129.9929303
-129.9929674
164.2
221
221
221.4
208.7
38.42
1532.3
1530.8
1530.8
1530.8
1530.9
1530.4
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
1
1
1
1
10
10
10
11
6
9
49
12
45.9173313
45.9173314
45.9173336
45.9173325
-129.9929674
-129.9929673
-129.9929684
-129.9929749
39.95
40.38
39.43
37.03
1532.3
1532.1
1531.7
1531.5
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
11
13
13
13
13
13
14
14
14
15
15
16
16
21
0
2
5
15
29
12
30
37
5
7
18
22
45.9173316
45.9173515
45.9173517
45.9173519
45.9173524
45.9173533
45.9173680
45.9173746
45.9173710
45.9173490
45.9173485
45.9173554
45.9173545
-129.9929821
-129.9929690
-129.9929693
-129.9929697
-129.9929709
-129.9929728
-129.9929716
-129.9929510
-129.9929413
-129.9929186
-129.9929175
-129.9929273
-129.9929302
41.81
106.3
106.4
106.4
106.4
106.2
123.8
146.9
161.5
234.1
234.6
233.7
233.7
1530.3
1530.1
1530.1
1530
1530.1
1530.1
1530.1
1530
1530
1529.9
1529.9
1530.1
1530.1
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
1
1
1
1
1
16
18
19
20
23
35
6
10
17
6
45.9173555
45.9173449
45.9173483
45.9173443
45.9173535
-129.9929313
-129.9929349
-129.9929309
-129.9929512
-129.9929338
234.1
265.5
264.7
276.2
251.4
1530
1529.5
1529.5
1532.4
1531.7
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
1
1
1
1
1
1
23
23
33
34
42
47
8
39
1
57
23
23
45.9173550
45.9173642
45.9173655
45.9173595
45.9173617
45.9173672
-129.9929341
-129.9929431
-129.9929323
-129.9929711
-129.9930764
-129.9930865
249.1
209
207.8
91.08
308.9
308.3
1531.7
1532.2
1531.7
1530.6
1527.8
1529.3
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
1
1
1
50
52
52
14
21
39
45.9174229
45.9174139
45.9174099
-129.9932236
-129.9932301
-129.9932332
289.7
294.3
295
1530.6
1530.6
1531
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
54
0
5
5
6
12
59
13
22
28
45
45
1
19
54
15
45.9174044
45.9173514
45.9173500
45.9173500
45.9173499
45.9173413
45.9174376
45.9174354
-129.9932426
-129.9929936
-129.9929839
-129.9929839
-129.9929837
-129.9929892
-129.9932280
-129.9932610
296.2
143.8
140.6
140.6
140.6
109.6
287
163.1
1532
1531.9
1531.9
1531.9
1532
1531.6
1531.4
1530.4
104
J787 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/13 20:30 - 8/14
05:27 UTC)
RGB.20140814_005737_799.tif
RGB.20140814_005939_687.tif
RGB.20140814_005943_991.tif
RGB.20140814_010258_619.tif
RGB.20140814_010525_298.tif
Attached second strap from trim
pack to cap. Moving on to the
third strap.
RGB.20140814_011006_460.tif
RGB.20140814_011009_830.tif
RGB.20140814_011049_637.tif
Lost a piece of foam off the cap.
Interestingly the foam sank.
vv#
4360
4365
4366
4374
4380
4386
4391
4392
4394
4396
RGB.20140814_011121_570.tif
RGB.20140814_011300_786.tif
RGB.20140814_011302_821.tif
RGB.20140814_011305_457.tif
RGB.20140814_011314_967.tif
RGB.20140814_011329_314.tif
RGB.20140814_011411_990.tif
RGB.20140814_011430_742.tif
RGB.20140814_011437_350.tif
RGB.20140814_011505_443.tif
RGB.20140814_011507_245.tif
RGB.20140814_011618_182.tif
Attached third strap from trim
pack to cap. Now tightening all
straps.
RGB.20140814_011635_233.tif
RGB.20140814_011806_457.tif
RGB.20140814_011910_388.tif
RGB.20140814_012017_754.tif
All straps tightened. Removing
sandbags from the base around
the cap.
RGB.20140814_012308_824.tif
RGB.20140814_012339_821.tif
RGB.20140814_013301_311.tif
RGB.20140814_013457_527.tif
RGB.20140814_014223_702.tif
Moving the base doughnut back
to the lift platform
4398
4402
4403
4404
4405
4407
4409
4411
4412
4414
4415
4418
4420
RGB.20140814_015014_670.tif
RGB.20140814_015220_996.tif
Mounted base doughnut on the lift
platform
RGB.20140814_015422_116.tif
RGB.20140814_020028_246.tif
RGB.20140814_020545_394.tif
RGB.20140814_020545_627.tif
Picking up sandbags around very
RGB.20140814_021219_485.tif
RGB.20140814_025954_354.tif
RGB.20140814_031315_150.tif
4499
4505
4506
4421
4425
4428
4431
4438
4439
4441
4461
4466
4482
4493
4511
4524
4535
4536
4538
4551
4648
4675
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/14
3
14
11
45.9174146
-129.9932251
202.6
1531.1
2014/08/14
3
23
50
45.9173881
-129.9930068
124.6
1528.5
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
3
3
33
33
34
47
45.9173431
45.9173429
-129.9929530
-129.9929484
315.4
320
1529
1530.4
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
3
3
36
45
4
46
45.9173483
45.9173276
-129.9929777
-129.9930100
10.1
191.3
1528.4
1531
2014/08/14
3
48
34
45.9173348
-129.9930341
157.3
1528.9
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
3
4
4
48
2
3
50
21
58
45.9173377
45.9173815
45.9174231
-129.9930208
-129.9931483
-129.9932434
165.9
301.4
299.9
1528.7
1525.7
1526.1
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
6
7
7
9
9
11
12
41
51
46
48
22
28
30
14
45.9174283
45.9174521
45.9174527
45.9174529
45.9174555
45.9174544
45.9174432
45.9174314
-129.9932668
-129.9932503
-129.9932613
-129.9932614
-129.9932640
-129.9932653
-129.9932250
-129.9932189
300.6
185.2
196
195.2
190.6
194.9
224.7
225.3
1526.7
1531.2
1530.4
1530.4
1530.5
1530.8
1529.2
1530.9
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
4
4
14
20
22
55
45.9174076
45.9174169
-129.9932209
-129.9932454
306.4
16.17
1529.5
1531
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
4
4
4
4
4
20
21
22
22
30
58
40
39
43
31
45.9174192
45.9174194
45.9174188
45.9174189
45.9174128
-129.9932433
-129.9932456
-129.9932457
-129.9932457
-129.9932390
25.82
30.16
30.12
30.24
360
1530.3
1528.6
1528.5
1528.5
1531.2
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
35
38
38
49
52
53
55
25
35
41
9
21
24
42
45.9174069
45.9174073
45.9174104
45.9174268
45.9174466
45.9174477
45.9174145
-129.9932415
-129.9932530
-129.9932535
-129.9932528
-129.9932099
-129.9932140
-129.9932892
11.56
12.03
11.66
59.68
183.9
182.2
30.18
1528.3
1528.2
1528.5
1530.8
1530.9
1530.9
1528.8
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
4
5
5
5
5
59
2
5
12
13
3
59
17
25
4
45.9174047
45.9174062
45.9174361
45.9174255
45.9174353
-129.9932533
-129.9932381
-129.9932032
-129.9932258
-129.9932180
331.2
329.4
216.8
214.8
194.4
1531.4
1528
1530.8
1527.2
1529.1
105
J787 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/13 20:30 - 8/14
05:27 UTC)
Deposited all trash into doughnut
on lift platform. Started strapping
down the doughnut to the lift
platform
Strapped down doughnut on lift
platform. Strap got caught in the
handle on the doughnut. Headed
to pick up float pack.
RGB.20140814_033334_829.tif
Began lifting the cap with trim
pack attached
RGB.20140814_033604_278.tif
Lift pack and Trim pack together
are too heavy for Jason. Shed a
total of 6 x 20 lbs. weights.
vv#
4678
4698
4719
4720
4726
4746
Released two more 20 lb. anchor
chains
RGB.20140814_034850_873.tif
RGB.20140814_040221_788.tif
Picked up trim pack/cap moving it
towards the lift platform
4753
RGB.20140814_040441_351.tif
RGB.20140814_040651_547.tif
RGB.20140814_040746_669.tif
RGB.20140814_040748_170.tif
RGB.20140814_040921_930.tif
RGB.20140814_040928_670.tif
RGB.20140814_041130_158.tif
Planted the trim/cap onto the lift
platform/. Need to straighten out
circumferentially
RGB.20140814_041422_729.tif
Attaching lift platform to the top
of the trim pack using large
clamps.
RGB.20140814_042058_322.tif
RGB.20140814_042140_131.tif
RGB.20140814_042239_290.tif
RGB.20140814_042243_193.tif
Dropped a clamp. Attempting to
untangle and continue securing
the platforms together/
RGB.20140814_043525_451.tif
RGB.20140814_043835_039.tif
RGB.20140814_043841_179.tif
RGB.20140814_044909_070.tif
RGB.20140814_045221_762.tif
RGB.20140814_045324_524.tif
Trim/Cap are secured on load
platform. Adding tension to the
clamp lines via the ratchet
4789
4795
4797
4798
4803
4804
4809
4811
RGB.20140814_045903_728.tif
RGB.20140814_050259_664.tif
RGB.20140814_050516_999.tif
RGB.20140814_051225_792.tif
Attached all clamps from bottom
of lift platform to the top of the
trim platform.
4920
4929
4934
4950
4952
4755
4783
4787
4817
4831
4832
4834
4837
4838
4855
4866
4873
4874
4896
4904
4907
4912
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
J787 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/13 20:30 - 8/14
05:27 UTC)
RGB.20140814_052309_198.tif
Oil bubbles observed outside the
right arm
Jason off bottom
Recovery: head back to surface to
investigate the oil leakage.
vv#
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
5
5
23
27
9
21
45.9174412
45.9174324
-129.9932031
-129.9931899
200.4
193.4
1528.8
1522.8
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
5
5
27
28
39
19
45.9174248
45.9172716
-129.9931795
-129.9931307
169
170.5
1513.4
1505.9
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
6
6
6
26
35
37
14
25
31
45.9165684
45.9165603
45.9166125
-129.9928787
-129.9929031
-129.9929002
150.5
187.8
19.13
-0.49
-0.66
-0.62
Medea on deck
Jason out of water
Jason on deck
5083
5084
5085
J788 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/14 09:14 - 8/14
~18:05 UTC)
Jason in water
Medea in water
Jason at stopping point 1424
meters
Elevator in sight with float pack
Jason on bottom
Stopping the winch
Looking for Vixen
Marker 122
Observing flotation weights
markers this must be it
We're here (Vixen)
Taking high temperature
measurement
Over 300 deg C and rising
Tmax with Jason high temp probe
= 328.5 C
Stowing Jason high temp probe
RGB.20140814_093557_645.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
RGB.20140814_093609_714.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
HD Frame grabs of sampling
setup
J788-GTB-01; Start = 09:37;
Tmax = 328.5 C
Setting up for HFS sampling
SAMPLE: GTB Note that GTB
was the Red/Green GTB
Flush pump being obstructed
trying taking out and shaking it
Temperature rising quickly
J788-HFS-02; Piston; Start =
09:54; Stop = 09:56; Tmax =
330.14; Tavg = 318.3; Vol. = 354;
T2 = 85
Note that J788-HFS-02
experienced repeapted pump
blockage during samplign
SAMPLE: HFS Note that that
J788-HFS-02 was Piston 4
Recovered 2 Majors and 2 IGTs
from elevator heading back to
Vixen
vv#
4973
4983
4985
4987
J2-788 Dive Log
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
8
8
9
8
11
6
18
24
38
45.916565
45.916567
45.916580
-129.992922
-129.992880
-129.992944
223
154
240
1
3
1424
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
9
9
9
9
9
9
14
14
15
19
20
23
20
50
3
36
43
28
45.917359
45.917353
45.917318
45.917269
45.917269
45.917293
-129.993144
-129.993128
-129.993146
-129.992961
-129.992998
-129.992944
241
239
239
176
155
5
1523
1527
1528
1530
1532
1532
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
9
9
23
25
38
20
45.917295
45.917325
-129.992943
-129.992946
8
10
1532
1533
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
9
9
27
31
37
34
45.917361
45.917375
-129.992960
-129.992982
10
9
1533
1533
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
9
9
9
9
9
9
31
35
36
36
36
37
53
57
0
9
11
28
45.917374
45.917350
45.917349
45.917349
45.917349
45.917346
-129.992982
-129.992968
-129.992968
-129.992967
-129.992967
-129.992961
10
9
10
9
9
9
1533
1533
1533
1533
1533
1533
2014/08/14
9
37
44
45.917345
-129.992961
9
1533
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
9
9
42
43
24
14
45.917354
45.917355
-129.992964
-129.992967
9
9
1533
1533
2014/08/14
9
50
11
45.917353
-129.992966
9
1533
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
9
9
53
57
35
35
45.917358
45.917343
-129.992970
-129.992994
9
9
1533
1533
2014/08/14
9
57
53
45.917340
-129.992996
9
1533
2014/08/14
10
4
1
45.917269
-129.993230
172
1533
2014/08/14
10
18
3
45.917286
-129.993251
171
1532
106
5091
5092
5191
5207
5209
5211
5221
5224
5231
5232
5236
5242
5251
5253
5262
5263
5264
5265
5269
5270
5281
5283
5298
5306
5315
5317
5330
5359
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/14
10
24
16
45.917341
-129.993004
102
1533
2014/08/14
10
24
35
45.917344
-129.993002
102
1533
2014/08/14
10
25
50
45.917355
-129.992997
102
1533
2014/08/14
10
36
18
45.917350
-129.992991
102
1533
J788 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/14 09:14 - 8/14
~18:05 UTC)
setting up to take major; Tell Tale
indciates good flow
SAMPLE: Major J788-Major-03;
White Major; Start = 10:24 ;
Major stopped indciates good
operation; reengaged ram a little
more sample taken
ICL loop for IGT #1 in place
2014/08/14
10
36
28
45.917350
-129.992992
102
1533
Setting up for IGT sampling
5401
2014/08/14
10
39
1
45.917350
-129.992997
103
1533
RGB.20140814_103901_368.tif
5407
2014/08/14
10
39
3
45.917350
-129.992997
103
1533
HD frame grab PilotCam
5408
2014/08/14
10
39
14
45.917350
-129.992997
102
1533
5409
2014/08/14
10
39
15
45.917350
-129.992997
102
1533
Frame grabs of IGT sampling at
Vixen
RGB.20140814_103915_015.tif
2014/08/14
10
39
23
45.917350
-129.992997
102
1533
HD frame grab PilotCam
5414
2014/08/14
10
39
29
45.917350
-129.992997
102
1533
RGB.20140814_103929_229.tif
5415
2014/08/14
10
40
3
45.917350
-129.992997
102
1533
Temperature rising at for IGT
5417
2014/08/14
10
40
9
45.917350
-129.992997
102
1533
Up to ~160
5418
2014/08/14
10
42
3
45.917349
-129.992997
102
1533
5423
2014/08/14
10
42
32
45.917349
-129.992998
102
1533
2014/08/14
10
44
27
45.917346
-129.992998
102
1533
SAMPLE: IGT Temperature at
236 C
Disregard last SAMPLE still
setting up
SAMPLE: IGT J788-IGT-04; IGT
# 1; Start = 10:44; Tmax = 326.7;
2014/08/14
10
47
2
45.917342
-129.992999
102
1533
IGT sample stopped at 10:46
5436
2014/08/14
10
51
36
45.917351
-129.992984
102
1533
5446
2014/08/14
10
52
23
45.917356
-129.992980
103
1533
2014/08/14
10
53
27
45.917363
-129.992976
102
1533
DEPLOY: HOBO temp probe
HOBO 129 is being deployed.
The HOBO 129 is deployed in
Vixen.
We will be leaving for Casper.
2014/08/14
10
54
15
45.917370
-129.992987
97
1532
RGB.20140814_105415_427.tif
5454
2014/08/14
10
54
16
45.917370
-129.992988
92
1532
HD frame grab PilotCam
5455
2014/08/14
10
55
58
45.917386
-129.993004
53
1533
RGB.20140814_105558_098.tif
5460
2014/08/14
10
55
59
45.917386
-129.993003
53
1533
HD frame grab PilotCam
5461
2014/08/14
10
56
14
45.917388
-129.993005
52
1533
RGB.20140814_105614_615.tif
5462
2014/08/14
10
56
20
45.917389
-129.993004
52
1533
HD frame grab PilotCam Casper!
5463
2014/08/14
10
58
31
45.917404
-129.993004
52
1533
RGB.20140814_105831_874.tif
5469
2014/08/14
10
58
32
45.917404
-129.993004
52
1533
HD frame grab PilotCam
5470
107
vv#
5372
5374
5377
5399
5410
5425
5430
5449
5452
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
1532
J788 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/14 09:14 - 8/14
~18:05 UTC)
Frame_Grab:
2014/08/14
10
59
12
45.917409
-129.993011
53
2014/08/14
10
59
25
45.917410
-129.993011
2014/08/14
10
59
26
45.917410
2014/08/14
11
2
22
2014/08/14
11
2
2014/08/14
11
2014/08/14
5472
53
1532
RGB.20140814_105925_494.tif
5474
-129.993011
53
1532
HD frame grab PilotCam Casper
5475
45.917421
-129.992994
54
1533
RGB.20140814_110222_838.tif
5482
23
45.917421
-129.992994
54
1533
HD frame grab SciCam HOBO
5483
3
12
45.917423
-129.992995
54
1533
5485
11
5
4
45.917423
-129.992996
54
1533
2014/08/14
11
7
9
45.917420
-129.992995
54
1533
2014/08/14
11
22
53
45.917443
-129.993018
54
1533
2014/08/14
11
23
49
45.917444
-129.993018
54
1533
RECOVER: HOBO temp probe
We will recover 2 HOBOs from
this site.
RECOVER: HOBO temp probe
MISO 102 is recovered.
RECOVER: HOBO temp probe
MISO 130 is recovered.
SAMPLE: IGT J788-IGT-05; IGT
# 4; Start = 11:22; Tmax = 300C
PI:Huber
RGB.20140814_112349_455.tif
2014/08/14
11
23
51
45.917444
-129.993018
54
1533
HD frame grab SciCam
5532
2014/08/14
11
23
58
45.917444
-129.993018
54
1533
RGB.20140814_112358_497.tif
5533
2014/08/14
11
24
7
45.917444
-129.993018
54
1533
5534
2014/08/14
11
25
33
45.917443
-129.993019
54
1533
2014/08/14
11
30
30
45.917431
-129.993020
53
1533
HD frame grab SciCam Casper
IGT sampling
SAMPLE: IGT J788-IGT-05; IGT
# 4 is sampled at Casper. Lat: 45
55 045 Lon: 129 59.579 End time:
11:25
RGB.20140814_113029_987.tif
2014/08/14
11
30
40
45.917430
-129.993020
53
1533
5550
2014/08/14
11
31
54
45.917429
-129.993020
53
1533
HD frame grab SciCam GTB at
Casper
J788-GTB-06; Black; Fired 11:31.
2014/08/14
11
32
27
45.917429
-129.993021
52
1533
5556
2014/08/14
11
39
1
45.917433
-129.993010
53
1533
2014/08/14
11
40
8
45.917431
-129.993007
53
1533
SAMPLE: GTB J788-GTB-06;
Black; Fired at 11:31.
SAMPLE: Major J788-Major-07;
Black ; at Casper; Fired at:11:39.
RGB.20140814_114008_598.tif
2014/08/14
11
40
10
45.917431
-129.993007
53
1533
HD frame grab SciCam
5574
2014/08/14
11
40
29
45.917430
-129.993006
53
1533
RGB.20140814_114029_287.tif
5576
2014/08/14
11
40
30
45.917430
-129.993006
53
1533
5577
2014/08/14
11
49
13
45.917424
-129.992995
53
1533
HD frame grab SciCam Major
sampling.
RGB.20140814_114913_809.tif
2014/08/14
11
49
15
45.917424
-129.992995
53
1533
HD frame grab SciCam
5596
2014/08/14
11
49
21
45.917424
-129.992995
53
1533
RGB.20140814_114921_116.tif
5597
2014/08/14
11
49
29
45.917424
-129.992995
53
1533
HD frame grab SciCam Beast
sampling at Casper.
5599
108
vv#
5490
5495
5528
5530
5538
5549
5554
5570
5573
5595
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/14
11
54
49
45.917437
-129.992999
53
1533
2014/08/14
11
55
53
45.917434
-129.992998
53
1533
2014/08/14
11
56
51
45.917426
-129.992995
53
1533
2014/08/14
11
58
6
45.917410
-129.992989
53
1533
2014/08/14
12
0
11
45.917369
-129.992981
53
1532
2014/08/14
12
4
49
45.917296
-129.993218
71
1530
2014/08/14
12
10
50
45.917357
-129.993038
105
1530
2014/08/14
12
17
56
45.917400
-129.993035
271
1533
2014/08/14
12
18
3
45.917400
-129.993034
271
1533
J788 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/14 09:14 - 8/14
~18:05 UTC)
SAMPLE: HFS J788-HFS-08;
Piston #5; at Casper; Tmax:293C
; Start: 1154 PI:Huber
J788-HFS-08; Piston #5; at
Casper; Tmax:293C ; End: 1155
PI:Huber
SAMPLE: HFS J788-HFS-08;
Piston #5; at Casper; Tmax:293C
; End: 1155 338ml sampled
because nozzle clogged; PI:Huber
DEPLOY: HOBO temp probe
HOBO 104 is deployed.
We are leaving to get the elevator
for Lisa's sampling.
Elevator is being picked up and it
will be moved to Casper.
We put the elevator down close to
Casper. We will poke around with
Jason temp probe tio look for a
good sampling spot.
HD frame grab SciCam We are
taking temp measurement.
RGB.20140814_121803_767.tif
2014/08/14
12
18
5
45.917399
-129.993034
271
1533
TXT:
5666
2014/08/14
12
18
6
45.917399
-129.993033
271
1533
RGB.20140814_121806_771.tif
5667
2014/08/14
12
18
11
45.917399
-129.993033
271
1533
RGB.20140814_121811_142.tif
5668
2014/08/14
12
18
12
45.917399
-129.993033
271
1533
HD frame grab SciCam
5669
2014/08/14
12
18
44
45.917396
-129.993028
270
1533
5671
2014/08/14
12
20
12
45.917393
-129.993044
266
1530
We found a good spot. Tmax=
45.33C.
We are moving the elevator close
to the spot with Tmax= 45.33C.
2014/08/14
12
26
14
45.917409
-129.992983
261
1532
RGB.20140814_122614_624.tif
5688
2014/08/14
12
26
16
45.917409
-129.992982
261
1532
HD frame grab SciCam
5689
2014/08/14
12
26
43
45.917412
-129.992992
247
1532
5691
2014/08/14
12
30
18
45.917416
-129.993000
242
1533
2014/08/14
12
31
55
45.917414
-129.993002
238
1533
HD frame grab SciCam That is
the spot to sample.
SAMPLE: LVWS We are trying
to position the elavator and Jason
so that we can get a temp reading
and sample.
We are in position.
2014/08/14
12
32
6
45.917414
-129.993002
238
1533
RGB.20140814_123206_175.tif
5705
2014/08/14
12
32
8
45.917414
-129.993002
238
1533
HD frame grab SciCam
5706
2014/08/14
12
35
46
45.917413
-129.992995
239
1533
5714
2014/08/14
12
37
17
45.917414
-129.992991
239
1533
SAMPLE: LVWS J788-LVWS09; close to Casper; Tmax:44C ;
Start: 1235 PI:Huber
The position of sampling site is:
lon:129 59.5793 lat: 45 55.0451.
2014/08/14
12
38
28
45.917416
-129.992988
239
1533
RGB.20140814_123828_890.tif
5722
109
vv#
5610
5614
5617
5620
5625
5635
5648
5664
5665
5675
5699
5704
5718
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
1533
J788 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/14 09:14 - 8/14
~18:05 UTC)
HD frame grab SciCam
2014/08/14
12
38
30
45.917416
-129.992988
239
2014/08/14
12
39
16
45.917417
-129.992987
2014/08/14
12
39
18
45.917417
2014/08/14
12
39
26
2014/08/14
12
39
2014/08/14
12
2014/08/14
5723
239
1533
RGB.20140814_123916_571.tif
5725
-129.992987
239
1533
HD frame grab SciCam
5726
45.917417
-129.992987
239
1533
RGB.20140814_123926_814.tif
5728
36
45.917417
-129.992986
239
1533
5729
44
40
45.917422
-129.992986
239
1533
HD frame grab SciCam Cool
pictures from Lisa's sampling site.
RGB.20140814_124440_394.tif
12
44
41
45.917422
-129.992986
239
1533
HD frame grab SciCam
5741
2014/08/14
12
44
52
45.917422
-129.992986
239
1533
RGB.20140814_124452_372.tif
5743
2014/08/14
12
44
54
45.917422
-129.992986
239
1533
HD frame grab SciCam
5744
2014/08/14
12
55
26
45.917410
-129.992980
239
1533
RGB.20140814_125526_338.tif
5766
2014/08/14
12
55
27
45.917410
-129.992980
239
1533
HD frame grab SciCam
5767
2014/08/14
13
1
46
45.917399
-129.992990
239
1533
5780
2014/08/14
13
3
51
45.917396
-129.992989
239
1532
2014/08/14
13
25
19
45.917422
-129.992985
239
1532
2014/08/14
13
29
11
45.917366
-129.992979
240
1532
2014/08/14
13
29
31
45.917359
-129.992979
240
1532
2014/08/14
13
32
24
45.917339
-129.992987
242
1532
SAMPLE: LVWS J788-LVWS09; close to Casper; PROBLEM
at 1301 we will try to restart
PI:Huber
SAMPLE: LVWS J788-LVWS09; close to Casper; the pump
probably never worked but we
will stay in position for an hour
just in case it is filling.
We will stop the sampling and
send the elevator up.
SAMPLE: LVWS J788-LVWS09; close to Casper; Tmax:293C ;
End: 1328 Turned off! PI:Huber
Mistake on last line. Tmax is not
293C.
RGB.20140814_133224_084.tif
2014/08/14
13
32
29
45.917340
-129.992987
242
1532
HD frame grab SciCam cable
5848
2014/08/14
13
37
11
45.917550
-129.992989
222
1532
Trying to send the elevator up.
5858
2014/08/14
13
38
7
45.917581
-129.992982
225
1531
RGB.20140814_133807_493.tif
5861
2014/08/14
13
38
8
45.917581
-129.992982
224
1531
TXT:
5862
2014/08/14
13
38
17
45.917584
-129.992983
233
1532
RGB.20140814_133817_238.tif
5863
2014/08/14
13
38
18
45.917584
-129.992982
233
1532
HD frame grab SciCam
5864
2014/08/14
13
40
41
45.917471
-129.992998
269
1532
5870
2014/08/14
13
41
33
45.917349
-129.992988
267
1532
2014/08/14
13
42
26
45.917184
-129.992955
265
1532
The line does not come off so the
elevator cannot be sent up.
The line was stuck to a tape. Jason
cut the tape.
The elevator is goind up!
2014/08/14
13
44
11
45.916812
-129.992886
177
1527
Jason off bottom
5880
110
vv#
5740
5785
5829
5838
5840
5847
5873
5876
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/14
13
44
49
45.916699
-129.992923
174
1525
2014/08/14
14
46
27
45.912609
-129.993093
216
1401
2014/08/14
14
52
2
45.912313
-129.993573
208
1401
2014/08/14
15
12
52
45.911698
-129.994610
46
1400
2014/08/14
15
14
26
45.911605
-129.994794
30
1400
2014/08/14
15
15
2
45.911556
-129.994851
27
1394
2014/08/14
15
18
7
45.911173
-129.994992
357
1381
2014/08/14
15
21
36
45.910467
-129.994760
12
1375
2014/08/14
15
24
24
45.909767
-129.994429
34
1374
2014/08/14
15
39
34
45.908021
-129.994604
159
1389
2014/08/14
16
33
25
45.916147
-129.993503
192
1401
2014/08/14
16
33
49
45.916212
-129.993509
199
1405
2014/08/14
16
42
47
45.917035
-129.993276
177
2014/08/14
16
44
12
45.917096
-129.993318
2014/08/14
16
44
48
45.917124
2014/08/14
16
45
9
2014/08/14
16
45
2014/08/14
16
2014/08/14
2014/08/14
J788 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/14 09:14 - 8/14
~18:05 UTC)
Until elevator goes up!
vv#
5882
We're waiting for the Jason
elevator to make it to the surface
with the LVWS and other
samples.
We have to back away from the
vent while the elevators rise to the
surface because of the ROV
cable; the ship; and the currents.
Attempting to get the Jason
elevator on deck. They whacked it
against the boat many times.
The deck crew are having some
real issues recovering the
elevator. It has hit the side of the
ship several times. Nervous
scientists here....
Elevator is on the deck.
6007
6076
1525
There is a discussion that the
Jason crew will launch and
recover their own equipment after
that last recovery.
The next task is to move back to
Vixen area and recover the
thermal experiment elevator.
Waiting for the ship to change
heading then will head ~100m
north to Vixen.
We drifted a km away during
heading changes and elevator
deployment. We can only travel at
0.5 knts with the pole in the
water. So it will take us an hour to
get back to Coquille.
The ship has arrived back at
Vixen. We're now waiting for
Medea to catch up so that Jason
can head to the bottom and start
the recovery of the thermal
experiment elevator.
Still need to finish up a bit of
work on the elevator before we
bring it up.
bottom in sight
247
1527
NAV: Doppler Reset
6255
-129.993335
20
1528
6257
45.917137
-129.993292
20
1528
22
45.917145
-129.993261
20
1528
45
47
45.917167
-129.993264
21
1528
16
46
19
45.917193
-129.993238
19
1528
Traveling over lobate lavas. Signs
of diffuse venting.
We're here at Coquille vent field not seeing much venting here.
Looks like some shells and small
corals.
We see the elevator in the sonar
about 20 m ahead.
Now in an area of diffuse venting
with tubeworms and bacterial mat
in cracks between the pillows.
16
47
0
45.917231
-129.993248
6
1528
111
6020
6063
6067
6069
6084
6091
6122
6231
6232
6251
6259
6261
6262
6264
6267
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
1528
J788 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/14 09:14 - 8/14
~18:05 UTC)
eLEVATOR RIGHT AHEAD.
2014/08/14
16
47
11
45.917241
-129.993252
4
2014/08/14
16
47
54
45.917272
-129.993168
2014/08/14
16
47
56
45.917274
2014/08/14
16
48
26
2014/08/14
16
48
2014/08/14
16
2014/08/14
6268
322
1528
RGB.20140814_164753_907.tif
6271
-129.993167
315
1528
RGB.20140814_164756_176.tif
6272
45.917298
-129.993165
283
1529
RGB.20140814_164826_472.tif
6274
33
45.917305
-129.993183
304
1529
6275
49
39
45.917361
-129.993247
316
1531
16
53
6
45.917439
-129.993210
230
1530
2014/08/14
16
56
32
45.917435
-129.993276
84
1531
HD frame grab SciCam Grabbing
some HD framegrabs of the
elevator.
HD frame grab SciCam
Tubeworms and the bottom of the
seafloor.
Tightening all straps between lift
platform cap and trim pack
RGB.20140814_165631_979.tif
2014/08/14
16
56
54
45.917431
-129.993275
84
1531
6296
2014/08/14
16
57
47
45.917423
-129.993281
88
1529
HD frame grab SciCam Jason
tightening down straps
RGB.20140814_165747_786.tif
2014/08/14
16
57
55
45.917422
-129.993283
88
1529
RGB.20140814_165755_427.tif
6300
2014/08/14
16
58
1
45.917421
-129.993283
88
1528
RGB.20140814_165801_433.tif
6301
2014/08/14
16
58
30
45.917417
-129.993282
63
1526
RGB.20140814_165830_495.tif
6303
2014/08/14
16
58
53
45.917413
-129.993281
65
1526
RGB.20140814_165853_018.tif
6305
2014/08/14
17
1
15
45.917399
-129.993278
65
1528
RGB.20140814_170115_277.tif
6310
2014/08/14
17
2
5
45.917395
-129.993263
65
1531
RGB.20140814_170205_062.tif
6313
2014/08/14
17
3
3
45.917392
-129.993261
66
1531
RGB.20140814_170303_070.tif
6316
2014/08/14
17
3
15
45.917392
-129.993260
66
1531
RGB.20140814_170315_300.tif
6317
2014/08/14
17
5
15
45.917387
-129.993267
184
1528
RGB.20140814_170515_103.tif
6322
2014/08/14
17
5
51
45.917386
-129.993263
182
1528
6324
2014/08/14
17
6
49
45.917384
-129.993256
355
1528
Moved to the float pack.
Beginning to move float back
back towards lift platform.
RGB.20140814_170649_866.tif
2014/08/14
17
7
21
45.917385
-129.993263
359
1528
RGB.20140814_170721_733.tif
6329
2014/08/14
17
11
19
45.917388
-129.993256
357
1527
RGB.20140814_171118_937.tif
6338
2014/08/14
17
11
50
45.917390
-129.993255
357
1524
RGB.20140814_171150_001.tif
6340
2014/08/14
17
13
4
45.917395
-129.993259
357
1523
6344
2014/08/14
17
17
12
45.917409
-129.993233
290
1523
HD frame grab SciCam
Beginning to record images from
the float pack - lift platform
connection process
RGB.20140814_171711_992.tif
2014/08/14
17
19
42
45.917410
-129.993235
290
1523
Record PilotCam Recording the
connection process between float
pack and lift platform
6359
112
vv#
6278
6286
6294
6298
6327
6353
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
1523
J788 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/14 09:14 - 8/14
~18:05 UTC)
RGB.20140814_173006_338.tif
2014/08/14
17
30
6
45.917398
-129.993241
138
2014/08/14
17
34
55
45.917405
-129.993278
2014/08/14
17
36
19
45.917403
2014/08/14
17
37
20
2014/08/14
17
38
2014/08/14
17
2014/08/14
6381
82
1528
RGB.20140814_173455_294.tif
6392
-129.993265
81
1527
RGB.20140814_173619_479.tif
6395
45.917399
-129.993256
81
1528
RGB.20140814_173719_906.tif
6398
4
45.917397
-129.993254
82
1527
RGB.20140814_173804_851.tif
6401
44
19
45.917381
-129.993258
6
1529
6414
17
49
15
45.917377
-129.993238
6
1521
Connected float pack to lift
platform pear ring.
RGB.20140814_174915_254.tif
2014/08/14
17
50
11
45.917377
-129.993233
5
1521
RGB.20140814_175011_177.tif
6428
2014/08/14
17
50
14
45.917377
-129.993233
5
1521
RGB.20140814_175014_847.tif
6429
2014/08/14
17
57
10
45.917412
-129.993245
18
1527
RGB.20140814_175710_662.tif
6444
2014/08/14
17
57
13
45.917412
-129.993245
18
1527
RGB.20140814_175713_665.tif
6445
2014/08/14
17
57
58
45.917418
-129.993253
58
1528
6448
2014/08/14
17
58
34
45.917425
-129.993269
339
1527
2014/08/14
17
59
26
45.917431
-129.993253
17
1527
Cutting all weights off the bottom
of float pack. The unit will begin
rapidly ascending after the
weights are cut.
Record SciCam Recording the
moment of cutting the weights off
RGB.20140814_175926_097.tif
2014/08/14
17
59
41
45.917433
-129.993254
17
1527
RGB.20140814_175941_646.tif
6454
2014/08/14
17
59
55
45.917435
-129.993253
19
1527
RGB.20140814_175955_793.tif
6456
2014/08/14
17
59
59
45.917383
-129.993288
16
1527
RGB.20140814_175959_363.tif
6457
2014/08/14
18
0
2
45.917379
-129.993289
17
1527
RGB.20140814_180001_933.tif
6458
2014/08/14
18
0
5
45.917370
-129.993291
20
1527
RGB.20140814_180005_303.tif
6459
2014/08/14
18
0
15
45.917342
-129.993302
23
1526
RGB.20140814_180015_279.tif
6460
2014/08/14
18
1
17
45.917297
-129.993324
17
1527
6463
2014/08/14
19
50
59
45.917212
-129.993203
106
212
2014/08/14
20
4
28
45.917193
-129.993213
152
1
Cut weights packs are floating
towards the surface
Jason off bottom Ascending.
About 200m from surface.
Medea out of the water.
2014/08/14
20
5
10
45.917195
-129.993211
148
0
Medea on deck.
6694
2014/08/14
20
12
39
45.917194
-129.993263
235
-1
Jason out of water
6695
2014/08/14
20
14
27
45.917230
-129.993209
63
-1
Jason on deck
6696
113
vv#
6425
6450
6453
6684
6693
J2-789 Dive Log
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
1
1
1
1
9
13
38
38
54
13
19
48
45.917189
45.917192
45.917188
45.917187
-129.993246
-129.993219
-129.993242
-129.993239
207
160
199
196
1
9
635
649
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
1
1
1
1
38
39
42
45
52
50
30
21
45.917187
45.917187
45.917188
45.917188
-129.993239
-129.993237
-129.993235
-129.993235
195
192
189
188
651
680
759
840
2014/08/15
1
45
47
45.917188
-129.993236
190
851
2014/08/15
1
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2014/08/15
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2014/08/15
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2014/08/15
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1516
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2
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16
19
22
11
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1
2
20
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
2
26
50
45.933699
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23
1540
2014/08/15
2
33
6
45.933697
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49
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2
2
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1535
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2
2
47
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28
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2014/08/15
2
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J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
Jason in water
Medea in water
RGB.20140815_013819_357.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Test
SciCam grab.
RGB.20140815_013852_790.tif
RGB.20140815_013950_814.tif
RGB.20140815_014230_739.tif
Payload- On Basket: 2 IGTs (#2
and #3) 2GTs (black and
red/green) HFS wand Hi-T probe.
Payload- BioBox: 4 MTRs with
marker floats.
Payload- Starboard swing-arm:
space for 2 majors (on elevator)
Overall goals: collect fluid
samples and conduct incubator
experiment at Anemone vent site
find and sample.
Overall goals:... find and sample
nearest highOverall goals:... high-T fluids and
sample with HFS; IGTs at high
and low temperature anemone
Overall goals: collect LVWS at
Anemone and one other location
TBD
Overall goals: collect high-T fluid
samples with Ti Majors GT IGTs
(second elevator) and HFS from
Inferno Hell and Virgin
recover APL instrument atVirgin
Overall goals: collect data from
Scripps pressure recorder (SCPR)
using acoustic modem
Overall goals: sample Virgin with
HFS and gas-tight samplers
Overall goals: install HOBO
recorder at Virgin
Overall goals: recover and install
mini-temperature recorders
Jason in water At 1500m bottom
at 1540.
Jason on bottom Elevator in sight.
Dropped two weights.
At elevator positioning to move
Majors to starboard swing arm.
Majors (yellow and white) moved
to stbd swing arm.
Removing one dive weight from
elevator.
Dropped double dive weight.
Elevator in port manip moving to
Anemone vent (~100m east);
shipped move started.
Watch change.
We're heading to Anemone now
for a list of tasks.
Coming down to the seafloor with
the Jason elevator to the south of
Anemone.
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2014/08/15
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2014/08/15
2014/08/15
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2014/08/15
2014/08/15
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J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
Bearing 330 Range 5 meters to
Anemone.
Turning around and we believe
we will see Anemone vent field.
Looking at the Mkr-129. We're
here at Anemone vent field.
HD frame grab SciCam Want to
sniff around with the Jason temp
probe because the temperature
varies.
We see anemones here at
Anemone vent. Large area of
diffuse flow with bacterial mat;
tubeworms.
RGB.20140815_030547_920.tif
RGB.20140815_030551_390.tif
RGB.20140815_030600_566.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam Brow
cam frame grabs of Anemone
RGB.20140815_030613_612.tif
RGB.20140815_030617_717.tif
RGB.20140815_030700_760.tif
RGB.20140815_030730_422.tif
RGB.20140815_030734_159.tif
Record BrowCam Recording
video with the brow cam
RGB.20140815_030834_753.tif
RGB.20140815_030844_897.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
Anemone panoramic view with
the brow cam.
RGB.20140815_030915_594.tif
RGB.20140815_030920_299.tif
RGB.20140815_030928_607.tif
RGB.20140815_031002_341.tif
RGB.20140815_031009_515.tif
RGB.20140815_031032_206.tif
RGB.20140815_031048_387.tif
RGB.20140815_031129_895.tif
RGB.20140815_031138_070.tif
RGB.20140815_031141_106.tif
RGB.20140815_031147_245.tif
RGB.20140815_031150_115.tif
RGB.20140815_031153_018.tif
RGB.20140815_031202_961.tif
RGB.20140815_031330_816.tif
RGB.20140815_031332_251.tif
RGB.20140815_031336_655.tif
RGB.20140815_031341_760.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam THE
VIRTUAL VAN IS
INCORRECT - IT IS SAYING
THAT IT IS DIVE J2-788 BUT
IT IS J2-789.
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latitude
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2014/08/15
3
16
17
45.933203
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2014/08/15
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1540
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2014/08/15
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1540
2014/08/15
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1540
2014/08/15
3
21
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1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
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1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
3
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25
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15
28
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45.933213
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33
33
1540
1540
2014/08/15
3
26
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33
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
3
3
27
27
21
34
45.933206
45.933206
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33
33
1540
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
3
3
3
27
27
28
42
49
22
45.933205
45.933205
45.933206
-130.013779
-130.013779
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33
33
33
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
3
29
32
45.933208
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33
1540
2014/08/15
3
30
9
45.933207
-130.013777
33
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
3
3
3
30
30
30
34
36
40
45.933207
45.933207
45.933207
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33
33
33
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
3
31
13
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33
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
3
3
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33
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1540
116
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
JASON WENT IN THE WATER
AT 0100 UTC on 8/15 - JUST
SO WE CAN KEEP THE
VIRTUAL VAN EVENTS
INTACT. DIVES J2-788 AND
J2-789 WILL ALL BE
DISPLAYED IN THE VIRTUAL
VAN AS J2-788.
RGB.20140815_031649_047.tif
RGB.20140815_031651_349.tif
RGB.20140815_031711_036.tif
RGB.20140815_031712_671.tif
RGB.20140815_031713_605.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
Anemone Vent.
Going to take pH; oxygen and
temperature measurements with
the HFS to find the optimum
sampling position.
Noah back-pumped the incubator
shut-off valves to make sure they
are open.
Facing N/NE we will do some
temperature; O2; pH survey from
left to right (west to east).
RGB.20140815_032156_020.tif
RGB.20140815_032216_341.tif
RGB.20140815_032453_397.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
Starting at the left edge of the
basket about 0.5m forward.
T=5.1C. Brow cam HD frame
grab. T=5.2; O2=0.74; pH
Voltage=3.45
RGB.20140815_032515_688.tif
In the middle of a bunch of
limpets on the first one.
2) Moved the temp probe to the
right into more limpets;
filamentous floc and anemone.
RGB.20140815_032721_211.tif
2) T=3.8C; pH voltage=3.57;
O2=0.68. Right next to an
anemone. HD brow cam grab.
RGB.20140815_032742_733.tif
2) HD grab
Moving the probe to the right into
a bunch of limpets; no anemone
for 3rd temp etc.
Dave is looking around with the
sci cam.
3) T=5.0 O2-0.61; pH
voltage=3.458.
RGB.20140815_033034_338.tif
RGB.20140815_033036_473.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam 3) HD
browcam frame grab.
Moving the HFS wand to the
right a bit more for #4. Temp is
going up.
RGB.20140815_033342_492.tif
RGB.20140815_033344_761.tif
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date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
3
3
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33
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45.933213
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1540
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2014/08/15
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2014/08/15
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1540
2014/08/15
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2014/08/15
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2014/08/15
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2014/08/15
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1540
2014/08/15
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33
1540
2014/08/15
3
42
11
45.933205
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34
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
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55
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1540
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
3
3
3
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14
30
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45.933191
45.933189
-130.013767
-130.013766
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34
34
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
3
3
3
3
3
3
45
45
45
45
45
45
9
14
20
27
28
34
45.933189
45.933189
45.933189
45.933189
45.933189
45.933189
-130.013766
-130.013766
-130.013766
-130.013767
-130.013767
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34
34
34
34
34
34
1540
1540
1540
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
3
46
20
45.933196
-130.013766
34
1540
2014/08/15
3
46
43
45.933203
-130.013767
34
1540
2014/08/15
3
48
5
45.933193
-130.013801
56
1540
2014/08/15
3
49
32
45.933212
-130.013800
55
1540
117
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
RGB.20140815_033347_931.tif
RGB.20140815_033401_411.tif
4) T=20C; T=22C; O2 went
down to 0.41; pH voltage=3.191.
HDbrow cam frame grabs.
Seeing scaleworms and
anemones.
5) moved to the right again. Will
take the HD framegrabs with the
pilot cam now.
HD frame grab PilotCam Right
next to the filamentous fuzzy
stuff at the surface. Not poked
down. More HD grabs. Having
problems with the HD frame
grabs.
Modem is powered up for the
Scripps pressure recorder.
Having some issues with the HD
frame grabber. Appears not to be
working now. James is rebooting.
5) T=3.7; O2=0.656; pH
voltage=3.564.
We're having HD frame grab
issues.
Attempting modem sync #1 for
Scripps modem.
6) Moved it forward into a little
opening under a rock.
RGB.20140815_034339_425.tif
RGB.20140815_034346_765.tif
RGB.20140815_034355_557.tif
RGB.20140815_034400_753.tif
Established communications with
Scripps modem. Receiving signal
level=1578. Remote receiving
signal level=1480.
Range=219.4m. Talking to it.
RGB.20140815_034414_393.tif
HD frame grabs working again.
HD frame grab PilotCam 6) spot
under the rock is not very warm.
T=4.1 O2-0.611; pH
voltage=3.534.
RGB.20140815_034509_783.tif
RGB.20140815_034513_920.tif
RGB.20140815_034520_894.tif
RGB.20140815_034527_034.tif
RGB.20140815_034528_001.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam 6) Too
cold.
Picking up and looking for a spot
good shimmering flow.
Looking for a trend of how
oxygen is getting used up as a
function of temperature.
We're shifting the ROV a bit about the width of the basket.
Going for shimmering flow.
Record PilotCam Recording a
little high def with the pilot cam.
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date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
3
50
33
45.933209
-130.013793
55
1540
2014/08/15
3
51
3
45.933208
-130.013793
55
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
3
3
3
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51
51
51
51
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19
22
48
45.933207
45.933207
45.933207
45.933207
-130.013793
-130.013793
-130.013794
-130.013798
55
55
55
55
1540
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
3
55
21
45.933212
-130.013799
55
1540
2014/08/15
3
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55
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
3
3
3
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39
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45.933208
45.933208
45.933208
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55
55
55
1540
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
3
57
51
45.933207
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55
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
3
3
3
3
59
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59
59
38
43
45
55
45.933214
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45.933214
45.933213
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55
1540
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
4
0
32
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55
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
4
4
4
4
1
1
1
1
24
26
28
37
45.933205
45.933205
45.933205
45.933205
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55
55
55
55
1540
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
4
2
45
45.933205
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55
1540
2014/08/15
4
3
53
45.933208
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55
1540
2014/08/15
4
4
49
45.933211
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55
1540
2014/08/15
4
5
37
45.933215
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55
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
4
4
4
4
4
4
6
7
7
8
8
8
58
0
2
24
26
33
45.933216
45.933216
45.933216
45.933207
45.933207
45.933206
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55
55
55
55
55
55
1540
1540
1540
1540
1540
1540
118
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
7) Measurement in filamentous
bacteria and limpets.
Measurement is poked down in
under white filamentous stuff.
7) T=4.5C O2=0.655; pH
voltage=3.50
RGB.20140815_035117_789.tif
RGB.20140815_035119_857.tif
RGB.20140815_035122_293.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam 7)
measurement 7
8) Not very much flow. Poking it
down farther. Temp going up
some.
HD frame grab BrowCam 8)
Pencil-size plume hot water.
T=12.5; O2=0.526;
pHvoltage=3.240
HD frame grab BrowCam 8)
RGB.20140815_035637_384.tif
RGB.20140815_035639_620.tif
Moved the probe a bit deeper and
north. (barely moved it).
We're going to look for a
different spot.
RGB.20140815_035938_553.tif
RGB.20140815_035943_158.tif
RGB.20140815_035945_527.tif
9) Thick pile of limpets and palm
worms. HD Sci cam frame grab
of position 9.
Moving it around a bit because
the temperature is only 5C.
RGB.20140815_040123_958.tif
RGB.20140815_040126_394.tif
RGB.20140815_040128_029.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Slightly
moved probe for reading 9.
9) T=6.6. Moved it slightly
T=7.3C. Accidently shut the
pump off.
9) cont. T=4.4C; going to move
around until find warmer water
here in this spot.
Moving it around slightly. Dave
would like 20C for sampling.
Lots of shimmering but not that
warm. Still searching in this area.
RGB.20140815_040658_507.tif
RGB.20140815_040700_042.tif
RGB.20140815_040702_711.tif
RGB.20140815_040824_361.tif
RGB.20140815_040826_830.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam 9)
T=7.0; 9.0; Temp rising. Minor
warm spot. HD grab with pilot
cam. Leveling off at ~13C.
T=14.6C; O2= 0.401; pH
voltage=3.284.
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date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
4
9
20
45.933208
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55
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
4
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55
55
55
1540
1540
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
4
10
59
45.933220
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73
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
4
4
4
11
11
12
23
31
40
45.933232
45.933236
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93
144
1539
1540
1539
2014/08/15
4
13
10
45.933249
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2014/08/15
4
13
49
45.933245
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1539
2014/08/15
4
14
26
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166
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
4
4
14
16
44
8
45.933241
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166
173
1539
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
4
4
4
16
17
17
38
0
2
45.933237
45.933236
45.933236
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173
173
172
1539
1539
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
4
4
17
17
6
37
45.933236
45.933237
-130.013799
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173
172
1539
1539
2014/08/15
4
18
7
45.933239
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172
1539
2014/08/15
4
19
21
45.933244
-130.013799
172
1539
2014/08/15
4
28
5
45.933253
-130.013800
174
1539
2014/08/15
4
29
33
45.933246
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173
1539
2014/08/15
4
30
16
45.933243
-130.013809
173
1539
2014/08/15
4
30
47
45.933242
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173
1539
2014/08/15
4
32
43
45.933241
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174
1539
2014/08/15
4
33
34
45.933241
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177
1539
2014/08/15
4
34
21
45.933244
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176
1539
119
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
HD frame grab SciCam Going to
move around to the other side of
this little mound to where the
tubeworms are. Heading was
55deg.
RGB.20140815_040924_003.tif
RGB.20140815_040930_476.tif
RGB.20140815_040933_112.tif
RGB.20140815_040947_326.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Area we
were looking at.
Just began first 3 file transfer for
JD 60-62 2014. SCPR.
Moving around a bit.
RGB.20140815_041130_996.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Looking
for 40C or so for the incubator.
If there are anemones there it
won't be very warm. Going to try
it though.
Background: T= 4C; O2= 0.675;
pH voltage=3.658. Not exactly
cold background.
Pumping something out the HFS
exhausts.
10) Up to 25C.
Looking due south 174 hdg. The
north side of this little mound
appears to be warmer. T=26C
now. Still going up.
RGB.20140815_041638_102.tif
RGB.20140815_041700_491.tif
HD frame grab SciCam 10) cont.
27C now.
RGB.20140815_041706_864.tif
After we take this measurement
we will stick a MTR in there to
mark this little spot.
10) T= 26.0; O2=0.278 ; pH
voltage=3.17.
Going to take a couple bag
samples here.
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-01.
Filtered bag #6.Start 04:24. Here
at Anemone. 45 55.9947 130
0.8289 Z=1539. Hdg=174. Stop
04:27. Tmax=22.9; Tavg=21.6;
T2=10.0; Vol=600mL.
Going to move4 it around here a
little to see it we can find
anything a bit warmer.
T is now 26C. Will take a second
sample here.
Sampling in limpets just like
previous. Only a couple inches or
less from sample 1.
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-02.
Unfiltered bag #7. Start 04:31.
CORRECTION: SAMPLE 1
WAS AN UNFILTERED BAG
#6.
HD frame grab PilotCam J789HFS-02 CONT.
vv#
7202
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7205
7206
7207
7208
7212
7214
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7222
7225
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7230
7232
7234
7235
7236
7238
7240
7243
7262
7266
7268
7270
7275
7278
7280
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
4
4
4
34
34
35
23
26
39
45.933245
45.933245
45.933253
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176
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176
1539
1539
1539
2014/08/15
4
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45.933250
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1539
2014/08/15
4
37
31
45.933239
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177
1539
2014/08/15
4
37
54
45.933236
-130.013788
177
1539
2014/08/15
4
39
1
45.933241
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177
1539
2014/08/15
4
39
25
45.933248
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180
1539
2014/08/15
4
41
31
45.933259
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178
1539
2014/08/15
4
42
2
45.933259
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178
1539
2014/08/15
4
42
20
45.933259
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178
1539
2014/08/15
4
43
45
45.933255
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178
1539
2014/08/15
4
46
34
45.933247
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165
1538
2014/08/15
4
47
7
45.933230
-130.013809
155
1538
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
4
4
48
48
27
44
45.933249
45.933247
-130.013796
-130.013796
154
153
1539
1539
2014/08/15
4
49
18
45.933241
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154
1539
2014/08/15
4
49
55
45.933232
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154
1539
2014/08/15
4
50
26
45.933210
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133
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
4
4
4
4
51
51
53
53
4
38
12
54
45.933175
45.933198
45.933171
45.933172
-130.013829
-130.013810
-130.013799
-130.013776
58
7
8
8
1538
1539
1539
1539
2014/08/15
4
54
24
45.933175
-130.013761
8
1539
2014/08/15
4
55
4
45.933177
-130.013750
8
1539
2014/08/15
4
55
31
45.933177
-130.013751
8
1539
2014/08/15
4
56
44
45.933174
-130.013771
8
1539
2014/08/15
4
57
11
45.933173
-130.013777
8
1539
120
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
RGB.20140815_043423_738.tif
RGB.20140815_043426_474.tif
The nav is agreeing amazingly
well with the vent position.
J789-HFS-02. Stop 04:35. Not
sure if the pump is working right.
Tmax=25; Tavg= ; Vol
J789-HFS-02 cont. Tmax=25.9
Tavg=20.3. Vol=639mLT2=10C.
Pulling the wand out of the last
sampling spot.
Could be a problem with the last
sample.
We are going to poke around in
here a bit more and see what kind
of temperatures we get.
Breaking coms with SCPR
because it's taking way too long
to download data. None has
downloaded so far.
Our goal is to try to find the water
we are going to use for the
incubation experiment. So far it
hasn't been hot enough.
Using the Jason temp probe to
poke around. 20C...
T=16; T=17... not going to make
it to 40.
We're going over by the marker.
Will look for the MTR near the
marker.
Heading over to the marker. Will
retrieve the MTR (if we see it)
and take some more readings.
RGB.20140815_044827_003.tif
HD frame grab SciCam We're
approaching the Marker which
had a lot of mat on it.
Looking at tubeworms near the
base of the market.
The SCPR data retrieval failed
because we weren't facing the
SCPR.
Going to circle around the marker
here and look for the MTR
looking over the area.
RGB.20140815_045104_760.tif
RGB.20140815_045137_993.tif
RGB.20140815_045312_154.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Anemone
marker.
Taking temperature reading at the
base of the marker in a healthy
tubeworm clump. T=20C and
rising.
Pushing the probe in lower and
still 21C.
Moving the probe around a bit.
Pushing it down deeper and now
it's even cooler.
Poking around here trying to find
hot water.
Re-established coms with the
SCPR modem. Tmax here is 21.5.
vv#
7282
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7355
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
4
59
11
45.933179
-130.013784
8
1539
2014/08/15
5
1
11
45.933181
-130.013782
8
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
5
5
2
6
34
43
45.933170
45.933180
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8
8
1539
1539
2014/08/15
5
10
38
45.933181
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1539
2014/08/15
5
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8
1539
2014/08/15
5
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7
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8
1539
2014/08/15
5
15
27
45.933172
-130.013767
8
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
5
5
5
15
16
16
40
17
34
45.933172
45.933173
45.933173
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8
8
8
1539
1539
1539
2014/08/15
5
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8
1539
2014/08/15
5
17
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45.933169
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8
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
5
5
5
18
18
18
8
9
28
45.933168
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45.933167
-130.013767
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8
8
8
1539
1539
1539
2014/08/15
5
18
52
45.933166
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8
1539
2014/08/15
5
19
33
45.933167
-130.013765
8
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
5
5
5
5
5
19
19
19
19
21
36
41
47
55
47
45.933167
45.933167
45.933168
45.933168
45.933172
-130.013765
-130.013765
-130.013766
-130.013766
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8
8
8
8
8
1539
1539
1539
1539
1539
2014/08/15
5
23
51
45.933169
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8
1539
2014/08/15
5
24
11
45.933170
-130.013775
8
1539
2014/08/15
5
24
38
45.933171
-130.013776
8
1539
121
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
Poking around here on the S side
of the marker. Tmax~21C. Going
to try a water sample.
Temp coming up. Now at 40C.
On the little sulfide mound just
on the southeast side of the
marker facing due north. T=53C.
T=56C.
This spot got up to 57C.
Will take sample in spot just to
the E (SE?) of the marker where
we previously got 57C. Searching
around for the hot water. Getting
warmer...
Not a lot of flow coming out here.
The temp is rising but certainly
not 50C. Repositioning the HFS
wand trying to find the hot water.
Tito is poking around looking for
the perfect sampling spot. Want
to find the crack where its coming
out. Where is that?
Aside: talking to the SCPR; but
not transferring data.
HD frame grab SciCam Moved
the temp probe up to the
tubeworms on top of the little
mound next to the marker. It's
15C now.
RGB.20140815_051540_095.tif
RGB.20140815_051617_599.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Tubeworm bush (actually just a
dozen healthy worms or so.
There is a little palm worm
sticking to the end of the wand.
Temperature right in the top of
the bush. T=17C...26; Now past
30C.
RGB.20140815_051808_209.tif
RGB.20140815_051809_177.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Completed the first SCPR file
transfer - 3 days worth.
We're also getting warm water.
Will take the LVB with the fluid
sampler. It's 34C here.
HD frame grab PilotCam We're
right next to the marker in the
tubeworms. T=33C here.
RGB.20140815_051936_214.tif
RGB.20140815_051941_086.tif
RGB.20140815_051947_392.tif
RGB.20140815_051955_600.tif
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-3
Large Volume Bag (LVB) takes
about 20 min. Start LVB#1 05:21.
Jj89-HFS-3 LVB #1 T=34C. 45
55.9912 130 0.8270 Z=1539
Hdg=8deg.
Starting the second SCPR data
transfer.
RGB.20140815_052438_319.tif
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date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
5
5
5
24
24
24
40
43
53
45.933171
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45.933172
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8
8
8
1539
1539
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
5
5
5
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25
43
46
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1539
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
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1539
2014/08/15
5
29
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1539
2014/08/15
5
31
56
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1539
2014/08/15
5
40
21
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8
1539
2014/08/15
5
43
33
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8
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
5
5
43
45
43
48
45.933200
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8
8
1539
1539
2014/08/15
5
46
59
45.933210
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8
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
5
5
5
48
48
48
19
23
25
45.933201
45.933201
45.933201
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8
8
8
1539
1539
1539
2014/08/15
5
50
29
45.933188
-130.013785
8
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
5
5
51
51
21
51
45.933189
45.933192
-130.013792
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8
8
1539
1539
2014/08/15
5
56
41
45.933202
-130.013780
8
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
5
5
57
58
5
20
45.933199
45.933182
-130.013783
-130.013792
8
8
1539
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
59
59
59
59
0
0
0
1
7
24
44
1
8
13
45.933177
45.933177
45.933176
45.933177
45.933177
45.933178
45.933178
-130.013794
-130.013794
-130.013794
-130.013792
-130.013791
-130.013790
-130.013790
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
1539
1539
1539
1539
1539
1539
1539
122
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
RGB.20140815_052440_355.tif
RGB.20140815_052443_725.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Jj89HFS-3 frame grabs.
RGB.20140815_052543_786.tif
RGB.20140815_052546_055.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Jj89HFS-3
RGB.20140815_052703_733.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam J789HFS-3 cont.
The position of sample 3 is about
5m south of samples 1 and 2.
Samples 1 and 2 were in a large
patch of anemones and limpets
with diffuse flow. Sample 3 is on
the mound on the E side of the
marker in healthy tubeworms.
J789-HFS-3 cont. 35C right now
with HFS wand. Measured 56C
near here with Jason probe.
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-3 cont.
Stop 05:42. LVB#1. Tmax=36.1;
Tavg=33.8; Vol=4000mL;
T2=19.
Next will do incubator samples.
J789-Inc-04. Incubator#1. Valve
position #13. Same spot as the
LVB. T=36C. Setting it to 800mL
volume. Start 05:45.
J789-Inc-04 cont. Seeing a slight
drop in temp and fresh water
from pump outlet. That's a
positive sign.
RGB.20140815_054819_756.tif
RGB.20140815_054823_093.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam J789Inc-04 cont. This is the exact spot
for samples 3 and 4.
J789-Inc-04. stop 05:49. Filled
Inc#1 with 800mL. Tmax=36.3;
Tavg=35.2; T2=19.0C. Sample
looked steady.
Closing incubator #1 valve.
Incubator #1 set point is 80deg.
That's the temperature we're
incubating at.
SAMPLE: HFS Still closing the
valve in Incubator #1. Something
is not quite right.
RGB.20140815_055705_802.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Dave is
trying to figure out what's going
on.
RGB.20140815_055901_417.tif
Palmworms
RGB.20140815_055924_640.tif
RGB.20140815_055944_693.tif
RGB.20140815_060001_877.tif
RGB.20140815_060008_216.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Looking
around
vv#
7437
7438
7440
7442
7443
7444
7448
7449
7455
7461
7478
7486
7487
7492
7496
7499
7501
7502
7507
7509
7511
7522
7524
7527
7530
7531
7533
7534
7536
7537
7538
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
27
37
4
14
37
45
55
58
9
42
44
47
7
45.933179
45.933180
45.933181
45.933182
45.933182
45.933182
45.933182
45.933182
45.933182
45.933181
45.933181
45.933181
45.933181
-130.013789
-130.013788
-130.013786
-130.013786
-130.013785
-130.013785
-130.013785
-130.013785
-130.013786
-130.013788
-130.013788
-130.013789
-130.013791
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8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
1539
1539
1539
1539
1539
1539
1539
1539
1539
1539
1539
1539
1539
2014/08/15
6
18
49
45.933163
-130.013802
8
1539
2014/08/15
6
19
42
45.933163
-130.013800
8
1539
2014/08/15
6
23
32
45.933153
-130.013791
8
1539
2014/08/15
6
28
2
45.933169
-130.013795
8
1539
2014/08/15
6
35
44
45.933178
-130.013780
8
1539
2014/08/15
6
45
11
45.933189
-130.013777
8
1539
2014/08/15
6
49
6
45.933179
-130.013764
8
1539
2014/08/15
6
58
40
45.933170
-130.013761
8
1539
2014/08/15
6
58
55
45.933170
-130.013763
8
1539
2014/08/15
6
59
46
45.933174
-130.013771
8
1539
2014/08/15
7
4
8
45.933120
-130.013756
8
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
7
7
4
5
30
53
45.933121
45.933155
-130.013753
-130.013763
8
8
1539
1539
123
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
RGB.20140815_060027_836.tif
RGB.20140815_060036_912.tif
RGB.20140815_060104_039.tif
RGB.20140815_060114_583.tif
RGB.20140815_060137_305.tif
RGB.20140815_060145_680.tif
RGB.20140815_060155_857.tif
RGB.20140815_060157_925.tif
RGB.20140815_060209_504.tif
RGB.20140815_060242_603.tif
RGB.20140815_060244_672.tif
RGB.20140815_060247_375.tif
Took a series of HD frame grabs
with the Sci Cam while waiting
for Dave and Noah to figure
things with the incubator out.
Going to fill incubator #2. J789Inc-05. Start 06:18. The
temperature is dropping which
means the plumbing is fine.
Incubator prognosis. Good sign.
Both incubators temps dropped
when we pumped vent fluid in means that the plumbing is
correct and that vent fluid is
going into the chambers.
Cont. The thing hard to explain is
that fresh water kept coming out
when we tried to close the shut
off valve. Fresh water should stop
coming in after a few mL. Not
sure what that means.
J789-Inc-05 full at 06:22.
Stopping the pump at
06:25.Tmax=34.7 Tavg=33;
800ml pumped.
SAMPLE: HFS J789-Inc-06.
Incubator #3. Start 06:30 Valve
17. It's pumping. Tmax=35.8
Tavg=34. 800mL. No flow
coming out and no change in
temperature.
SAMPLE: HFS J789-Inc-07.
Incubator #4. Valve 19. Start
06:42. Definitely fresh water
coming out.
SAMPLE: Inc Jason watch
change. Science watch change.
SAMPLE: Inc J789-Inc-07. Temp
information the same as previous
sample.
Now going to close incubators 3
and 4.
Closing Shutoff valve to
incubator #3 (valve position #23)
Trying what should be bag 8 to
test whether shut off valve was
connected wrong if so would
pump a small amount then stop
Only small amount came out
This indicates the 8-pins on the
sample racks were switched
vv#
7540
7541
7543
7544
7546
7547
7549
7550
7551
7553
7554
7555
7557
7589
7592
7601
7611
7627
7647
7656
7676
7678
7680
7690
7692
7696
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
7
19
35
45.933161
-130.013743
8
1539
2014/08/15
7
22
52
45.933168
-130.013760
8
1539
2014/08/15
7
23
51
45.933171
-130.013762
8
1539
2014/08/15
7
39
38
45.933168
-130.013780
8
1540
2014/08/15
7
47
56
45.933173
-130.013785
8
1540
2014/08/15
8
1
22
45.933191
-130.013760
250
1540
2014/08/15
8
1
58
45.933181
-130.013756
250
1540
2014/08/15
8
6
41
45.933176
-130.013744
250
1540
2014/08/15
8
7
35
45.933177
-130.013749
250
1540
2014/08/15
8
9
51
45.933190
-130.013762
250
1540
2014/08/15
8
12
58
45.933183
-130.013766
250
1540
2014/08/15
8
15
4
45.933187
-130.013760
250
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
8
8
18
21
19
52
45.933200
45.933216
-130.013781
-130.013771
250
250
1540
1540
2014/08/15
8
23
59
45.933201
-130.013763
250
1540
2014/08/15
8
27
58
45.933195
-130.013782
250
1540
2014/08/15
8
28
42
45.933195
-130.013788
250
1540
2014/08/15
8
31
34
45.933177
-130.013798
250
1540
2014/08/15
8
32
6
45.933177
-130.013788
250
1540
2014/08/15
8
34
38
45.933211
-130.013778
250
1540
2014/08/15
8
42
40
45.933208
-130.013808
250
1540
124
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
Testing switched 8-pin theory by
pumping what we think is shut
off vale to incubator #1 expect
small amount of fresh water
saw only small puff; confirming
switched 8-pin theory
Incubator #1 has been filled and
shut off valve closed
Reopened valves 24 and 22
(incubators 2 and 4) by reverse
pumping on positions 6 and 8
respectively
Trying to get back up to previous
temperature of ~34 before
refilling incubators with newly
sorted out valve positions
Moved to valve position 15 for
incubator #2 retaking sample
(using same sample number:
J789-Inc-05)
Note that shut off valves 1 2 and
4 have been reopened. Shut off
valve 3 is not accessible
SAMPLE: Inc Retake of J789Inc-05 Tmax 36.6 Tavg =32.0
Vol. = 800
Closing shutoff valve #2 (valve
position 6)
Retaking incubator #4 by
pumping on position #3; (already
reversed shutoff valve for this
incubator on position #8)
SAMPLE: Inc Temperature not
dropping possibly indicating
shutoff valve did not reverse;
trying again to reopen by reverse
pumping position #8
Going back to incubator #4 (valve
position #3) to try again
Still no temperature drop
Go ahead and close incubator
shut off valve #4 even though it's
likely the valve did not reverse in
the first place
Going to valve position #24 (bag
8) to add more vol. temperature is
similar as before
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-08;
Bag 8; Previously 128 mL at 35 C
adding an additional 475; Tmax =
36.4; Tavg = 35; Total Vol. = 600
Going to retake bag 7 at valve
position 23
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-02;
Bag 7; Previously 125 mL; Tmax
= 37; Tavg = 35; Total Vol. = 600
Going to add Bag 6; valve
position 22
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-01;
Bag 6; Tmax = 37.6; Tavg =
35.8; Total Vol. = 600
SAMPLE: HFS Sampling Piston
5; previously though to be a
shutoff valve
vv#
7724
7731
7734
7767
7785
7812
7815
7825
7828
7833
7841
7846
7853
7861
7867
7876
7878
7885
7887
7893
7910
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
8
43
22
45.933202
-130.013801
250
1540
2014/08/15
8
43
53
45.933204
-130.013793
250
1540
2014/08/15
9
4
35
45.933200
-130.013749
250
1540
2014/08/15
9
22
44
45.933190
-130.013790
250
1540
2014/08/15
9
25
37
45.933220
-130.013747
250
1540
2014/08/15
9
26
34
45.933212
-130.013746
250
1540
2014/08/15
9
31
30
45.933190
-130.013791
250
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
9
9
9
34
40
46
9
7
35
45.933168
45.933175
45.933192
-130.013740
-130.013745
-130.013782
250
247
247
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
9
50
1
45.933197
-130.013754
247
1541
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
9
9
9
50
50
52
4
8
26
45.933197
45.933197
45.933197
-130.013754
-130.013754
-130.013765
247
247
247
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
2
2
2
3
3
3
4
11
39
41
6
19
38
19
45.933206
45.933207
45.933207
45.933210
45.933212
45.933215
45.933221
-130.013769
-130.013769
-130.013769
-130.013772
-130.013775
-130.013779
-130.013787
248
248
248
248
248
248
248
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
2014/08/15
10
7
43
45.933202
-130.013774
248
1541
2014/08/15
10
8
38
45.933207
-130.013767
248
1541
2014/08/15
10
11
10
45.933202
-130.013745
247
1541
2014/08/15
10
21
44
45.933242
-130.013712
253
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
10
10
26
31
19
56
45.933187
45.933213
-130.013829
-130.013831
172
265
1536
1541
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
10
10
10
10
10
34
34
35
35
36
41
54
43
54
7
45.933241
45.933242
45.933234
45.933228
45.933224
-130.013931
-130.013926
-130.013877
-130.013863
-130.013846
268
267
271
269
269
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
10
10
36
55
36
42
45.933214
45.933209
-130.013812
-130.013765
269
217
1541
1541
125
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
J789-HFS-09; Piston 5 (valve
position 21) Tmax = 37; Tavg
=35; Total Vol. = 750
Reverse incubator #3 shutoff
valve (on position #7)
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-10;
Filter at position 10; start =
08:44; stop = 09:04; Tmax =
38.5; Tavg = 34.3; Vol. = 3030
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-11;
RNA Filter at position 11; start =
09:05; stop = 09:22; Tmax =
38.2; Tavg = 33.9; Vol. = 3001
SAMPLE: GTHFS J789-GTHFS12; Port gas tight #6; T = 34.3
Taking O2 and pH sensor
readings on the HFS
T1 = 35.1; T2 = 16.9 Start =
09:27; stop = ; O2 = 0.4780; pH =
2.951 V
Setting up for IGT sampling
Powering up IGT
SAMPLE: IGT Searching for best
temperature; IGT coms are spotty
vv#
7912
7915
7957
7994
8001
8004
8015
8021
8034
8048
HD frame grab SciCam Frame
grab of IGT sampling
RGB.20140815_095004_510.tif
RGB.20140815_095008_514.tif
SAMPLE: IGT J789-IGT-13;
start = 09:49; stop = 09:52; Tmax
= 56;
Setting up for second IGT sample
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140815_100240_996.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
RGB.20140815_100319_819.tif
RGB.20140815_100338_071.tif
Coms also bad with the second
one
Note that J789-IGT-13 was IGT
#2
SAMPLE: IGT J789-IGT-14;
IGT #3; start = 10:05; stop =
10:08; Tmax = 41;
Stopped sensor flushing after
long while; Temp = 3.1 C; O2 =
0.648 pH = 3.5718 V
Recovered elevator heading back
to Anemone to set up for LVWS
8056
Marker straight ahead
Parking and getting ready to run
LVWS
RGB.20140815_103441_856.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
RGB.20140815_103542_984.tif
RGB.20140815_103554_696.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Frame
grabs of LVWS approach
RGB.20140815_103636_839.tif
SAMPLE: LVWS Checked
temperature and it was 65 C.
8143
8156
8057
8058
8064
8084
8086
8087
8089
8090
8092
8094
8102
8105
8111
8133
8162
8164
8166
8168
8169
8171
8210
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
11
7
12
45.933207
-130.013781
217
1541
2014/08/15
11
12
45
45.933224
-130.013789
217
1541
2014/08/15
11
13
44
45.933229
-130.013784
217
1541
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
15
15
15
22
22
22
30
30
5
5
8
8
9
9
18
18
48
49
7
13
14
9
11
13
40
42
44
45
35
36
36
37
28
29
59
1
45.933233
45.933233
45.933233
45.933205
45.933205
45.933205
45.933201
45.933201
45.933227
45.933227
45.933205
45.933205
45.933214
45.933214
45.933194
45.933194
45.933232
45.933233
-130.013775
-130.013774
-130.013774
-130.013789
-130.013789
-130.013788
-130.013779
-130.013779
-130.013782
-130.013782
-130.013792
-130.013792
-130.013795
-130.013795
-130.013758
-130.013758
-130.013800
-130.013801
217
217
217
217
217
217
217
217
217
217
217
217
217
217
217
217
217
217
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
2014/08/15
13
8
28
45.933200
-130.013761
217
1541
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
13
13
15
16
47
4
45.933199
45.933186
-130.013759
-130.013791
250
276
1540
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
13
13
17
20
43
26
45.933219
45.933334
-130.013952
-130.013944
325
234
1540
1539
2014/08/15
13
22
54
45.933280
-130.013985
39
1538
2014/08/15
13
23
49
45.933334
-130.013952
187
1538
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
13
13
13
24
24
27
7
9
14
45.933327
45.933326
45.933327
-130.013961
-130.013962
-130.013972
184
184
172
1538
1538
1539
2014/08/15
13
32
10
45.933329
-130.013970
172
1538
2014/08/15
13
34
9
45.933338
-130.013977
172
1538
2014/08/15
13
37
43
45.933309
-130.013982
172
1538
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
13
13
39
39
19
20
45.933314
45.933314
-130.013964
-130.013964
172
172
1538
1538
126
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
SAMPLE: LVWS J789-LVWS15; start =1107; Tmax = 28.5 ; it
will run for 2 hours.
Temperature is not very steady at
this site. Ranges between 21-25C.
vv#
8234
8246
Correction: ranges between 2128C.
Frame_Grab:
RGB.20140815_111513_115.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Frame_Grab:
RGB.20140815_112211_204.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140815_113040_853.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140815_120544_014.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140815_120835_384.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140815_120936_545.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140815_121828_642.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140815_124859_731.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
tubeworm with a hat!
SAMPLE: LVWS J789-LVWS15; stop:01:08. Successful
sampling.
We are going to Hell.
We will fire the majors there and
come back to release the elevator.
8249
Passing Medusa
Record SciCam Turned on Hi-def
at 13:20 to visualize Hell.
Record SciCam Turned off Hidef at 13:22.
We will sample from the better
flow one. We will get a
temperature reading.
RGB.20140815_132407_793.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
J789-Major-16; at Hell; from the
taller chimney that has good flow;
HDG;
Mistake in the last line-not
sampling yet. We are taking temp
measurements at Hell; from the
taller chimney that has good flow;
HDG: 171.7
Temp measurements at Hell;
from the taller chimney that has
good flow; HDG: 171.7; Temp:
286C
SAMPLE: Major J789-Major-16;
White major; Fired at: 13.37.
RGB.20140815_133919_032.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
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2014/08/15
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J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
SAMPLE: Major J789-Major-16
End:13:39; Lon:130 0.8383
Lat:45 560004.
SAMPLE: IGT J789-IGT-17;
Black; Fired:13:43.
The J789-IGT-17 sample was
fired at the same lat and lon as the
Major-16.
SAMPLE: Major J789-Major-18;
Yellow; Fired:13:47.
SAMPLE: Major J789-Major-18;
Yellow; is fired at Hell; the same
lat and lon as previous major.
RGB.20140815_134932_476.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Major at
hell
Moving back to elevator.
Mistake in Sample 17. That is a
GTB not an IGT.
Back at the elevator.
We are putting the Majors to the
elevator.
We are putting the IGTs to the
elevator.
The elevator is released.
Still waiting for the Jason
elevator to make it to the surface.
The LVWS elevator is on deck.
Good recovery.
Waiting for elevator to be secured
before moving to next drop site
for APL elevator.
The crane broke just when the
elevator got on deck.
Will give them 15 minutes.
We're moving to the NW toward
the APL drop target at 0.5 kts.
The crane will probably work
when we get to the APL elevator
drop site. They need to tighten up
the screws.
We're at the elevator drop site.
We
We're at the T.E.R.D. drop site
(Thermal Energy Recovery
Device - the elevator). Will be
sending the elevator down to
recover the thermal device at
Virgin.
We're waiting for the crew and
thermal energy guys to get things
rearranged on the back deck so
they can deploy the elevator.
Dropping 2 separate chain/floats
packages to the seafloor for this
device recovery.
Dropped chains over the side for
the first half of the device at 1735
UTC. The floats were over the
side at 1747 UTC. It's dropping at
80m/min so will take 15min to
reach the bottom.
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2014/08/15
17
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1471
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39
52
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42
17
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2014/08/15
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2014/08/15
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2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
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46
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2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
18
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18
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56
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76
76
76
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1534
1534
1534
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
18
18
56
59
52
57
45.932551
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76
336
1533
1527
2014/08/15
19
1
58
45.932616
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335
1534
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
19
19
9
10
12
20
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144
1537
1538
2014/08/15
19
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49
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245
1529
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
19
19
19
19
19
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19
15
15
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16
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18
19
51
55
37
50
19
28
17
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1532
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1538
1539
1538
1539
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128
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
Will drop the next package 15
min after the first (so they don't
fall on each other).
17600 Chains in the water for the
2nd recovery package. 1715
flotation in the water. It's on the
way to the seafloor at the same
rate as the first package.
The Jason group think they will
land about 20m apart.
The package is lower than us
(we're at 200m) so Jason is going
to head down to the bottom.
Second float pack is on the
bottom. Jason is at 115m.
That is; Jason is at 115m off the
bottom.
NAV: Doppler Reset Bottom lock
with the doppler.
Looks like a major plume in the
water here.
Quite a layer of plumage in the
water column.
The 2 flotation packages are
within 36 meters of each other.
Jason on bottom Headed towards
APL elevators
RGB.20140815_185245_239.tif
Taking images of chains on
doughnut retrieval elevator
RGB.20140815_185307_794.tif
RGB.20140815_185410_023.tif
RGB.20140815_185411_858.tif
10 chains fully floating (out of
18) 3 chains partially raised off
the seafloor. Each chain weighs
~20 lbs
RGB.20140815_185513_653.tif
RGB.20140815_185554_160.tif
RGB.20140815_185557_797.tif
Jason grabbed float pack
attempting to move.
RGB.20140815_185652_618.tif
Moving the smaller float pack
towards the doughnut.
Smaller float released near the
doughnut at Virgin vent.
RGB.20140815_190912_454.tif
Having trouble finding the actual
vent. Performing a doppler reset.
The drop site was actually 100 m
away from vent. Moving large
float pack (for cap) towards the
vent.
RGB.20140815_191551_818.tif
RGB.20140815_191555_522.tif
RGB.20140815_191637_264.tif
RGB.20140815_191650_210.tif
RGB.20140815_191819_332.tif
RGB.20140815_191828_374.tif
RGB.20140815_191917_590.tif
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hr
min
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latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
19
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2014/08/15
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2014/08/15
2014/08/15
19
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19
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1540
1540
1539
1539
2014/08/15
19
50
28
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325
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
19
19
19
19
19
19
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40
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51
15
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1540
1540
1540
1540
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1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
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1539
1539
1539
1540
1540
1540
1540
1540
1540
1540
129
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
RGB.20140815_191921_928.tif
RGB.20140815_192150_075.tif
RGB.20140815_192454_058.tif
Arrived at virgin vent cap in
sight.
RGB.20140815_194712_290.tif
RGB.20140815_194717_295.tif
RGB.20140815_194721_098.tif
RGB.20140815_194724_902.tif
RGB.20140815_194730_208.tif
RGB.20140815_194739_583.tif
RGB.20140815_194746_190.tif
RGB.20140815_194752_096.tif
RGB.20140815_194756_500.tif
RGB.20140815_194758_936.tif
RGB.20140815_194801_973.tif
RGB.20140815_194808_012.tif
RGB.20140815_194829_500.tif
RGB.20140815_194832_069.tif
RGB.20140815_194846_650.tif
RGB.20140815_194902_700.tif
RGB.20140815_194933_597.tif
Observed vent flow through the
generator
Taking temperature readings
around cap
RGB.20140815_195040_497.tif
RGB.20140815_195058_181.tif
RGB.20140815_195140_260.tif
RGB.20140815_195143_463.tif
RGB.20140815_195151_405.tif
Outflow temperature from fluid
channel is 31 C
RGB.20140815_195321_162.tif
RGB.20140815_195324_866.tif
RGB.20140815_195334_203.tif
RGB.20140815_195348_517.tif
RGB.20140815_195355_524.tif
RGB.20140815_195415_711.tif
RGB.20140815_195417_913.tif
RGB.20140815_195453_048.tif
RGB.20140815_195500_255.tif
RGB.20140815_195622_337.tif
RGB.20140815_195655_437.tif
RGB.20140815_195658_206.tif
RGB.20140815_195709_517.tif
RGB.20140815_195751_593.tif
RGB.20140815_195758_733.tif
RGB.20140815_195804_772.tif
RGB.20140815_195821_255.tif
RGB.20140815_195825_493.tif
RGB.20140815_195828_496.tif
RGB.20140815_195831_733.tif
RGB.20140815_195839_707.tif
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date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
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71
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1540
1540
1540
2014/08/15
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17
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72
72
72
72
72
66
61
59
117
115
114
114
1540
1541
1541
1540
1540
1537
1537
1537
1540
1541
1541
1541
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
20
20
27
35
49
37
45.933714
45.933641
-130.013202
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13
68
1541
1537
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
39
39
41
43
44
44
45
45
45
47
47
48
48
49
50
51
54
54
55
57
57
58
59
38
56
41
32
35
53
5
7
31
1
28
5
21
39
45
48
27
57
7
36
56
22
48
45.933600
45.933653
45.933746
45.933679
45.933694
45.933705
45.933711
45.933712
45.933722
45.933748
45.933695
45.933682
45.933703
45.933719
45.933735
45.933726
45.933702
45.933722
45.933717
45.933686
45.933683
45.933716
45.933754
-130.013170
-130.013137
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-130.013192
-130.013192
-130.013192
-130.013193
-130.013198
-130.013239
-130.013254
-130.013242
-130.013239
-130.013230
-130.013236
-130.013246
-130.013231
-130.013233
-130.013239
-130.013238
-130.013213
-130.013176
42
27
18
4
115
115
115
115
115
102
106
106
104
102
122
121
142
161
161
164
164
191
286
1535
1536
1538
1535
1534
1534
1534
1534
1534
1534
1534
1535
1537
1533
1534
1534
1538
1540
1540
1541
1541
1540
1539
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
21
21
21
1
2
11
36
22
43
45.933728
45.933741
45.933745
-130.013180
-130.013167
-130.013160
304
211
248
1539
1539
1540
130
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
RGB.20140815_195846_180.tif
RGB.20140815_195904_432.tif
RGB.20140815_195910_104.tif
RGB.20140815_195943_571.tif
RGB.20140815_200438_664.tif
RGB.20140815_200559_011.tif
RGB.20140815_200600_913.tif
Attempted to break off chimney
but the anhydrite was too strongly
attached.
RGB.20140815_200658_470.tif
RGB.20140815_200801_652.tif
RGB.20140815_200805_422.tif
RGB.20140815_200807_157.tif
RGB.20140815_200816_834.tif
RGB.20140815_201706_475.tif
Attempting to move cap off vent.
Cap moved off vent 2-3 m
RGB.20140815_202027_775.tif
RGB.20140815_202106_981.tif
RGB.20140815_202306_867.tif
Removing sandbags from the top
of the cap
RGB.20140815_202749_348.tif
Cut cable holding copper plate
close to the cap.
Moved sandbags away from vent.
Carried float pack close to cap.
RGB.20140815_204141_676.tif
RGB.20140815_204332_520.tif
RGB.20140815_204435_316.tif
RGB.20140815_204453_100.tif
RGB.20140815_204505_612.tif
RGB.20140815_204507_648.tif
Taking clamps off float pack.
RGB.20140815_204700_894.tif
RGB.20140815_204728_144.tif
RGB.20140815_204805_081.tif
RGB.20140815_204821_264.tif
RGB.20140815_204939_285.tif
RGB.20140815_205044_883.tif
RGB.20140815_205148_680.tif
RGB.20140815_205427_438.tif
RGB.20140815_205457_798.tif
RGB.20140815_205507_141.tif
RGB.20140815_205736_292.tif
RGB.20140815_205756_680.tif
Attempting to put clamps on cap.
We only have 8 links of chain on
float pack about 50 lbs negatively
buoyant.
RGB.20140815_210136_765.tif
Successfully connected 1st clamp
Successfully connected 2nd
clamp
vv#
9443
9445
9446
9448
9459
9463
9464
9466
9468
9471
9472
9473
9474
9493
9494
9498
9503
9505
9510
9511
9521
9538
9547
9549
9553
9558
9561
9562
9564
9565
9567
9571
9573
9575
9576
9580
9583
9586
9593
9595
9596
9602
9604
9605
9609
9614
9616
9636
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
21
21
21
12
16
16
27
16
46
45.933675
45.933732
45.933737
-130.013208
-130.013172
-130.013169
163
191
193
1541
1540
1540
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
17
19
19
19
20
20
20
20
21
21
22
22
24
34
1
6
11
0
5
10
14
37
40
38
49
49
45.933732
45.933851
45.933830
45.933812
45.933695
45.933688
45.933687
45.933689
45.933721
45.933722
45.933738
45.933742
45.933650
-130.013173
-130.013098
-130.013112
-130.013125
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-130.013214
-130.013215
-130.013215
-130.013210
-130.013210
-130.013215
-130.013215
-130.013307
218
247
259
270
304
314
312
311
306
306
309
310
180
1540
1537
1537
1537
1540
1540
1541
1541
1541
1541
1539
1539
1525
2014/08/15
21
43
2
45.932698
-130.013282
7
1529
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
22
22
50
50
50
53
53
55
58
0
2
16
28
33
9
55
58
51
23
42
45.932662
45.932661
45.932662
45.932743
45.932738
45.932723
45.932700
45.932692
45.932744
-130.013286
-130.013288
-130.013288
-130.013255
-130.013261
-130.013275
-130.013280
-130.013275
-130.013223
92
92
93
209
209
202
294
193
245
1536
1536
1536
1536
1536
1541
1537
1537
1536
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
22
22
22
22
22
22
5
7
9
10
10
10
37
32
6
28
30
47
45.932641
45.932653
45.932656
45.932656
45.932656
45.932656
-130.013272
-130.013260
-130.013260
-130.013263
-130.013264
-130.013265
21
9
10
12
12
12
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
22
16
16
16
21
24
25
25
25
32
34
36
25
4
7
13
29
45.932643
45.932643
45.932643
45.932644
45.932647
45.932647
45.932648
45.932648
-130.013284
-130.013284
-130.013284
-130.013280
-130.013278
-130.013278
-130.013277
-130.013277
69
69
69
68
68
67
69
69
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
22
22
22
22
29
36
37
37
29
28
15
31
45.932653
45.932659
45.932660
45.932660
-130.013283
-130.013291
-130.013289
-130.013288
69
71
70
71
1541
1541
1541
1542
2014/08/15
22
42
59
45.932712
-130.013239
298
1542
2014/08/15
22
48
43
45.932655
-130.013276
4
1540
131
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
RGB.20140815_211227_713.tif
Frame_Grab:
Ignore previous Frame_Grab
entry.
Successfully connected 3rd clamp
RGB.20140815_211901_605.tif
RGB.20140815_211906_210.tif
RGB.20140815_211911_181.tif
RGB.20140815_212000_497.tif
RGB.20140815_212005_836.tif
RGB.20140815_212010_607.tif
RGB.20140815_212014_678.tif
RGB.20140815_212137_715.tif
RGB.20140815_212140_451.tif
RGB.20140815_212238_143.tif
Moving doughnut off the vent.
Moving doughnut to smaller float
pack a transit of 121 m
Arrived back at smaller float.
Connecting small float to
doughnut.
RGB.20140815_215016_571.tif
RGB.20140815_215027_949.tif
RGB.20140815_215033_454.tif
RGB.20140815_215309_576.tif
RGB.20140815_215355_488.tif
RGB.20140815_215558_144.tif
RGB.20140815_215851_416.tif
RGB.20140815_220023_641.tif
Released clamps and rope from
small float.
RGB.20140815_220537_721.tif
RGB.20140815_220732_568.tif
RGB.20140815_220906_495.tif
RGB.20140815_221028_377.tif
RGB.20140815_221030_579.tif
Successfully attached the first
clamp.
RGB.20140815_221632_839.tif
RGB.20140815_221634_374.tif
RGB.20140815_221636_743.tif
RGB.20140815_222125_798.tif
RGB.20140815_222404_055.tif
RGB.20140815_222507_218.tif
RGB.20140815_222513_758.tif
Successfully connected 2nd
clamp on doughnut.
RGB.20140815_222928_979.tif
RGB.20140815_223628_763.tif
RGB.20140815_223715_710.tif
Successfully connected 3rd
clamp. We are now prepared to
launch.
Moving doughnut to the far side
of smaller float.
RGB.20140815_224842_994.tif
vv#
9639
9647
9649
9652
9656
9657
9658
9661
9662
9663
9664
9668
9669
9672
9673
9678
9716
9731
9733
9734
9740
9743
9748
9754
9758
9764
9771
9776
9780
9784
9785
9786
9799
9800
9801
9812
9818
9821
9822
9824
9833
9848
9850
9852
9864
9876
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/15
22
49
9
45.932651
-130.013277
4
1540
2014/08/15
22
55
0
45.932711
-130.013272
1
1540
2014/08/15
23
2
55
45.932839
-130.013345
1
1368
2014/08/15
23
12
54
45.932107
-130.013511
350
1339
2014/08/15
2014/08/15
23
23
45
54
46
35
45.931858
45.932086
-130.014240
-130.014375
161
187
1347
1347
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
0
0
10
19
37
50
45.933103
45.933676
-130.013615
-130.013192
210
138
1371
1531
2014/08/16
0
22
20
45.933728
-130.013221
143
1536
2014/08/16
0
23
40
45.933719
-130.013241
55
1538
2014/08/16
0
24
53
45.933721
-130.013241
55
1538
2014/08/16
0
25
9
45.933719
-130.013242
55
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
0
0
0
25
27
28
44
50
46
45.933714
45.933692
45.933690
-130.013242
-130.013243
-130.013243
55
55
55
1538
1538
1538
2014/08/16
0
29
57
45.933705
-130.013241
55
1538
2014/08/16
0
31
11
45.933735
-130.013243
55
1538
2014/08/16
0
32
8
45.933789
-130.013235
55
1538
2014/08/16
0
32
42
45.933828
-130.013229
53
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
0
0
32
55
58
5
45.933773
45.932946
-130.013275
-130.012944
57
57
1537
1354
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
1
1
1
24
28
40
47
50
10
45.933135
45.933003
45.933632
-130.014293
-130.014372
-130.013310
214
216
135
1354
1400
1542
2014/08/16
1
44
1
45.933713
-130.013220
198
1541
2014/08/16
1
44
23
45.933703
-130.013225
198
1541
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
1
1
48
53
10
46
45.933654
45.933683
-130.013242
-130.013214
198
198
1541
1541
2014/08/16
1
57
27
45.933677
-130.013217
198
1541
132
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
Ship is in position to cut anchor
chains.
Anchor chains cut doughnut and
small float pack released from
seafloor.
Ascent rate of package is
~60m/min
During wait the acoustic modem
is downloading data from the SIO
SCPR located ~240m N of
current position.
Package on deck.
Ship move - going back to Virgin
work area.
Ship on station Jason lowering.
Seafloor in sight. Jason directly
above spare doughnut East of
Virgin. Float pack in view.
Incubator bag #1 is being pumped
into the cold bag. Fresh water is
visible
Jason is getting set up for
releasing the next seafloor
package
Up to 1200ml recorded for
pumping but we are certain we
have not actually pumped that
There were a number of sudden
obstructions and other issues
when pumping started
Fresh water is still visible
Freshwater visible again
Stopping pump freshwater no
longer visible
1450ml were pumped for
incubator bag #1. It was at 80
degrees for 18 hours 10 minutes.
That is a 12C bag.
The sample we just filtered is
sJ789The sample we just filtered is
J789-Inc-04 taken at Anemone
We are cutting the seafloor
package at Virgin.
It is on the way to the surface
Package at surface awaiting
recovery.
Package on deck.
Jason descending to Virgin.
Arrived at seafloor just north of
Virgin's Daughter.
At Virgin. Sandbags in hemicircle
around the vent on the southern
side.
Setting up for Beast sampling.
First HiTemp probe.
Virgin Tmax = 261 C.
Beast wand in position for
sampling Virgin.
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-19 P2
Piston #2 (pumping on valve 18)
steady at 238C
vv#
9878
9891
9908
9929
9995
10014
10047
10066
10072
10076
10079
10081
10083
10088
10091
10095
10098
10101
10103
10105
10150
10210
10219
10243
10252
10253
10262
10274
10283
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
2
0
8
45.933646
-130.013224
198
1541
2014/08/16
2
2
42
45.933632
-130.013225
198
1541
2014/08/16
2
5
8
45.933680
-130.013216
198
1541
2014/08/16
2
6
55
45.933767
-130.013203
198
1541
2014/08/16
2
10
41
45.933633
-130.013418
280
1541
2014/08/16
2
11
30
45.933678
-130.013411
280
1541
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2
2
2
2
2
13
13
13
13
18
5
19
20
35
22
45.933738
45.933744
45.933744
45.933749
45.933735
-130.013401
-130.013400
-130.013400
-130.013399
-130.013399
281
281
281
281
282
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
2014/08/16
2
23
2
45.933774
-130.013406
282
1541
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
23
23
27
27
27
27
27
29
6
13
4
20
24
45
49
47
45.933776
45.933779
45.933658
45.933664
45.933666
45.933673
45.933675
45.933701
-130.013406
-130.013406
-130.013554
-130.013553
-130.013553
-130.013552
-130.013552
-130.013548
282
282
264
264
264
264
264
264
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2
2
30
30
20
34
45.933704
45.933705
-130.013547
-130.013547
264
264
1541
1541
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2
2
2
2
2
2
32
32
35
36
36
37
47
54
25
10
15
18
45.933689
45.933688
45.933676
45.933674
45.933674
45.933673
-130.013554
-130.013554
-130.013558
-130.013559
-130.013559
-130.013562
287
287
287
287
287
286
1542
1542
1542
1542
1542
1542
2014/08/16
2
38
58
45.933676
-130.013564
286
1542
2014/08/16
2
40
9
45.933680
-130.013566
286
1542
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2
2
40
40
11
15
45.933680
45.933680
-130.013566
-130.013566
286
286
1541
1542
133
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-19
cont. Tmax = 238.2 Tavg =232.9
start 01:57 end 01:59.
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-20 P3
Piston #3 (pumping on valve 19)
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-20 P3
Piston #3 cont. 325 ml pumped
Tmax = 263.8 Tavg= 262.7 start
02:03 end 02:05.
SAMPLE: GTHFS J789-GTHFS21 Starboard (green) GT. Tmax =
263.8.
At Marshmallow. Vent is
restricted to a single tubeworm
colony.
RECOVER: MTR temp probe
Recovered MTR 4097 from
Marshmallow. Placed in the port
milk crate.
RGB.20140816_021305_539.tif
RGB.20140816_021319_252.tif
Frame_Grab:
Frame_Grab:
HD frame grab SciCam Jason
temp probing Marshmallow.
Tmax = 68.
DEPLOY: MTR temp probe
Marshmallow Tmax = 68. Deploy
MTR 3185 in the center of small
and lonely tubeworm bush.
RGB.20140816_022306_135.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140816_022704_238.tif
Frame_Grab:
RGB.20140816_022724_843.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
RGB.20140816_022749_617.tif
At Fuzzy Tubeworm Bush. MTR-if its here--is not obvious. Larger
tubeworm bush is mostly inactive
but smaller tubeworm clumps
appear healthy.
RGB.20140816_023020_433.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Fuzzy
Tubeworm Bush
RGB.20140816_023247_479.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140816_023525_102.tif
Temp probe Tmax = 31 C.
HD frame grab SciCam
Going to take out the beast want
and try to position it in the 31C
position measured by Jason temp
probe.
Record SciCam Fuzzy tubeworm
bush HD video
HD frame grab SciCam Fuzzy
tubeworm bush
RGB.20140816_024011_487.tif
RGB.20140816_024014_957.tif
vv#
10289
10295
10301
10306
10314
10317
10321
10322
10323
10325
10335
10346
10347
10348
10357
10358
10360
10361
10362
10367
10369
10371
10376
10378
10384
10386
10387
10390
10395
10398
10399
10400
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2
2
2
2
40
40
40
42
22
28
34
37
45.933680
45.933681
45.933681
45.933689
-130.013566
-130.013566
-130.013566
-130.013567
286
286
286
286
1541
1542
1542
1542
2014/08/16
2
50
8
45.933672
-130.013559
286
1541
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2
3
50
9
10
30
45.933672
45.933611
-130.013559
-130.013734
286
92
1541
1540
2014/08/16
3
9
58
45.933628
-130.013717
93
1540
2014/08/16
3
12
31
45.933614
-130.013702
93
1542
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
12
13
45
50
45.933613
45.933610
-130.013701
-130.013699
93
93
1542
1542
2014/08/16
3
17
20
45.933617
-130.013698
93
1542
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
3
3
3
19
19
19
19
19
20
11
13
32
44
47
16
45.933607
45.933608
45.933614
45.933611
45.933607
45.933543
-130.013709
-130.013709
-130.013705
-130.013707
-130.013709
-130.013751
164
164
163
163
164
113
1539
1539
1537
1537
1537
1537
2014/08/16
3
21
14
45.933538
-130.013751
69
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
3
22
22
23
23
45
58
1
11
45.933607
45.933610
45.933609
45.933607
-130.013698
-130.013694
-130.013695
-130.013695
316
309
308
308
1538
1538
1538
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
3
23
24
24
24
17
2
13
29
45.933606
45.933599
45.933598
45.933596
-130.013695
-130.013693
-130.013693
-130.013692
308
309
309
309
1538
1538
1538
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
3
3
24
24
24
24
24
33
39
45
48
56
45.933595
45.933595
45.933594
45.933594
45.933592
-130.013692
-130.013691
-130.013691
-130.013691
-130.013691
309
308
309
309
309
1538
1538
1538
1538
1538
134
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
RGB.20140816_024022_064.tif
RGB.20140816_024028_838.tif
RGB.20140816_024034_944.tif
pH voltage=3.1494. T=21.6C
O2=0.395 in Fuzzy tubeworm
bush with the beast wand.
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-22 B9
Bag 9 (valve position 9) at Fuzzy
Tubeworm Bush Tmax = 21.8
Tavg= 21.8 start 02:45 end 02:
flush pump stopped mid samplerestarted sudden obstruction
600mL pumped.
TXT:
Filtering Incubator #2. Pumping
on valve 16 shutoff valve 6. Fresh
water observed at exhaust.
Looking for Fuzzy Tubeworm
Bush MTR 3043--located near
RSN CAMHD.
RECOVER: MTR temp probe
Recovered MTR 3043 at Fuzzy
Tubeworm Bush 5 m west of
RSN CAMHD. Placed in back
center of basket.
RGB.20140816_031245_929.tif
Pumped 300ml from Incubator #2
before sudden obstructions
stopped the flow of fresh water.
DEPLOY: MTR temp probe
Deployed MTR 3312 at Fuzzy
Tubeworm bush 3m west of RSN
CAMHD.
RGB.20140816_031911_412.tif
RGB.20140816_031913_014.tif
RGB.20140816_031932_600.tif
Record SciCam Inferno
RGB.20140816_031947_481.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Inferno
highlights with Sci cam video and
HD sci cam frame grabs
End Highlights Circling around
Inferno
RGB.20140816_032245_825.tif
RGB.20140816_032258_404.tif
RGB.20140816_032301_841.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam Inferno
brow cam HD frame grabs.
RGB.20140816_032317_156.tif
RGB.20140816_032402_301.tif
RGB.20140816_032413_612.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
Correction the former frame
grabs were with the sci cam.
RGB.20140816_032433_765.tif
RGB.20140816_032439_404.tif
RGB.20140816_032445_210.tif
RGB.20140816_032448_013.tif
RGB.20140816_032456_822.tif
vv#
10401
10403
10404
10409
10425
10426
10466
10468
10474
10475
10478
10486
10491
10492
10494
10495
10496
10498
10501
10505
10507
10508
10509
10510
10513
10514
10516
10517
10518
10519
10520
10522
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
3
25
23
45.933590
-130.013689
309
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
25
26
46
38
45.933587
45.933580
-130.013688
-130.013687
309
309
1538
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
3
3
27
27
27
27
27
4
16
19
21
49
45.933577
45.933576
45.933576
45.933576
45.933573
-130.013686
-130.013686
-130.013686
-130.013686
-130.013685
309
309
309
309
309
1538
1538
1538
1538
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
3
27
28
28
28
56
17
20
35
45.933573
45.933572
45.933571
45.933570
-130.013685
-130.013685
-130.013685
-130.013685
309
310
310
310
1538
1538
1538
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
28
28
29
36
43
13
45.933570
45.933570
45.933567
-130.013685
-130.013685
-130.013685
310
310
310
1538
1538
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
29
29
30
28
57
46
45.933567
45.933566
45.933565
-130.013685
-130.013684
-130.013685
310
310
310
1538
1538
1538
2014/08/16
3
31
56
45.933565
-130.013686
310
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
32
34
34
49
17
23
45.933565
45.933562
45.933562
-130.013688
-130.013692
-130.013693
310
310
310
1538
1538
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
34
34
34
29
42
48
45.933562
45.933562
45.933562
-130.013693
-130.013693
-130.013693
310
310
310
1538
1538
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
3
3
34
35
35
35
35
50
16
23
42
47
45.933562
45.933563
45.933563
45.933564
45.933564
-130.013693
-130.013694
-130.013694
-130.013694
-130.013694
310
310
310
310
310
1538
1538
1538
1538
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
35
36
39
52
9
9
45.933564
45.933563
45.933561
-130.013694
-130.013695
-130.013700
310
310
310
1538
1538
1538
2014/08/16
3
40
37
45.933564
-130.013698
311
1538
2014/08/16
3
44
38
45.933576
-130.013688
310
1538
135
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
HD frame grab SciCam Bringing
out the wand to measure the
temperature at Embley's Inferno.
RGB.20140816_032546_638.tif
Breaking up the beehive to get
the Jason temp recorder in the
flow.
RGB.20140816_032704_248.tif
RGB.20140816_032716_394.tif
RGB.20140816_032719_396.tif
RGB.20140816_032721_132.tif
Going to try a bigger orifice . One
good for fluid sampling.
RGB.20140816_032756_867.tif
RGB.20140816_032817_520.tif
RGB.20140816_032820_223.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam HD
grabs with the pilot cam
RGB.20140816_032836_906.tif
RGB.20140816_032843_913.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Jason
temp probe is reading 292 and
rising.
RGB.20140816_032928_826.tif
RGB.20140816_032957_555.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
Looking at the biota on Inferno.
Sulfide worms and limpet.
Poking around trying to get a
high temperature. It's rising. Up
to 292C now.
The Jason temperature is 295C.
RGB.20140816_033417_050.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
Grabbing the beast wand and
setting up for a sample.
RGB.20140816_033428_995.tif
RGB.20140816_033442_475.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Inferno
HFS sampling sight.
RGB.20140816_033450_116.tif
RGB.20140816_033516_476.tif
RGB.20140816_033523_484.tif
RGB.20140816_033542_202.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Classic
image of HFS sampling at
Inferno.
RGB.20140816_033552_446.tif
RGB.20140816_033609_764.tif
The next sample will be J789HFS-23 at Inferno. Setting up to
sample. Waiting for the
temperature to rise a bit before
starting.
45 56.014152 130 0.82229
Z=1538 Alt=3.3
SAMPLE: HFS J789-HFS-23
Start 03:40. Piston 4. Stop 03:43.
Tmax=299.5 Tavg=285.0
Vol=550mL.
vv#
10523
10525
10528
10530
10531
10532
10533
10535
10537
10538
10539
10541
10542
10543
10545
10547
10549
10551
10555
10557
10561
10562
10564
10565
10566
10567
10569
10570
10572
10573
10574
10576
10583
10587
10596
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
3
3
45
49
50
50
51
16
56
2
10
26
45.933577
45.933559
45.933557
45.933556
45.933544
-130.013687
-130.013696
-130.013697
-130.013698
-130.013705
310
310
310
310
310
1538
1538
1538
1538
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
51
51
30
54
45.933544
45.933540
-130.013705
-130.013708
310
310
1538
1538
2014/08/16
3
53
56
45.933535
-130.013715
310
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
54
57
3
24
45.933536
45.933344
-130.013715
-130.013866
310
235
1538
1538
2014/08/16
3
58
17
45.933331
-130.013884
236
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
58
58
34
51
45.933341
45.933336
-130.013880
-130.013886
235
236
1538
1539
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
3
3
3
58
59
59
54
13
15
45.933333
45.933325
45.933324
-130.013889
-130.013898
-130.013899
236
259
266
1539
1540
1540
2014/08/16
4
0
17
45.933296
-130.013928
295
1541
2014/08/16
4
1
31
45.933321
-130.013922
296
1541
2014/08/16
4
2
53
45.933339
-130.013918
297
1541
2014/08/16
4
4
52
45.933334
-130.013917
295
1541
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
4
4
4
5
5
8
40
59
19
45.933321
45.933314
45.933232
-130.013918
-130.013919
-130.013927
295
295
295
1541
1541
1541
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
4
4
4
4
4
8
8
8
8
9
23
26
29
54
7
45.933228
45.933226
45.933224
45.933204
45.933193
-130.013927
-130.013927
-130.013928
-130.013930
-130.013931
295
295
295
295
295
1541
1541
1541
1541
1541
2014/08/16
4
9
46
45.933159
-130.013935
304
1541
136
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
Next we'll take a gastight bottle.
RGB.20140816_034956_431.tif
RGB.20140816_035002_438.tif
RGB.20140816_035010_379.tif
SAMPLE: GTB J789-GTB-24
Red/Green in same spot as
previous HFS sample at Inferno.
Tmax was 299.5C. Fired at 03:51.
RGB.20140816_035130_193.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
Gastight sample 24.
Next stop is Medusa vent near
Hell. Marker 68.
NAV: Doppler Reset
We're trying to grow the
hyperthermophiles living in the
vent fluids; as close to where
they're living as possible. So we
don't chill them off and keep
them from being active. Give
them extra H2 and C13. The
heavy carbon gets into the DNA.
Do a density gradient isolation
and tells you what was growing.
Do DNA sequencing on it. Can
identify a species. What's
growing and how fast and can
compare it to our lab
experiments.
RGB.20140816_035834_894.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Hell and
Medusa.
RGB.20140816_035854_947.tif
RGB.20140816_035913_332.tif
Record SciCam Medusa and
MTR.
RECOVER: MTR temp probe
Recovering MTR3052 at Medusa
vent (actually just a little
tubeworm bush.
MTR in the basket. Going to
deploy one here as well for our
time series experiments.
DEPLOY: MTR temp probe
Jason is opening the port biobox
and grabbing a MTR. MTR3054
at Medusa.
HD frame grab SciCam It doesn't
look very warm where the MTR
is sitting.
Squat lobster near Medusa.
RGB.20140816_040559_469.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Still
manipulating the MTR
RGB.20140816_040823_379.tif
RGB.20140816_040826_249.tif
RGB.20140816_040828_985.tif
RGB.20140816_040854_577.tif
HD frame grab SciCam MTR
3054 at Medusa.
Going to go to Anemone next and
try to find the other MTR.
vv#
10598
10609
10610
10611
10615
10616
10617
10623
10624
10631
10634
10636
10637
10639
10640
10641
10644
10648
10651
10657
10660
10662
10667
10668
10670
10671
10673
10674
10676
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
10
10
11
11
11
11
12
52
58
7
15
23
43
20
45.933269
45.933264
45.933267
45.933275
45.933283
45.933292
45.933267
-130.013830
-130.013830
-130.013824
-130.013814
-130.013805
-130.013790
-130.013790
116
105
98
97
98
97
95
1538
1538
1538
1539
1539
1539
1540
2014/08/16
4
14
25
45.933187
-130.013803
97
1540
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
4
4
4
4
4
4
17
17
18
18
18
18
42
47
1
10
34
53
45.933130
45.933130
45.933130
45.933145
45.933188
45.933187
-130.013823
-130.013823
-130.013824
-130.013814
-130.013786
-130.013788
96
96
101
132
150
150
1540
1540
1539
1539
1540
1540
2014/08/16
4
19
22
45.933186
-130.013790
150
1540
2014/08/16
4
22
13
45.933181
-130.013800
150
1540
2014/08/16
4
29
25
45.933197
-130.013773
217
1540
2014/08/16
4
31
43
45.933182
-130.013764
217
1540
2014/08/16
4
32
11
45.933176
-130.013762
217
1540
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
4
4
4
4
4
4
33
33
33
33
33
33
15
24
25
40
44
51
45.933160
45.933157
45.933157
45.933152
45.933151
45.933149
-130.013757
-130.013756
-130.013756
-130.013755
-130.013755
-130.013755
217
217
217
217
217
217
1540
1540
1540
1540
1540
1540
2014/08/16
4
36
56
45.933436
-130.013508
38
1538
2014/08/16
4
37
48
45.933414
-130.013507
38
1538
2014/08/16
4
39
34
45.933369
-130.013508
38
1538
2014/08/16
4
41
51
45.933539
-130.013369
37
1537
137
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
RGB.20140816_041052_894.tif
RGB.20140816_041058_100.tif
RGB.20140816_041107_809.tif
RGB.20140816_041115_317.tif
RGB.20140816_041123_925.tif
RGB.20140816_041143_445.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Anemone
marker.
I believe the powers that be have
decided that we will sacrifice
another MTR to Neptune. We've
lost 2 here.
RGB.20140816_041742_568.tif
RGB.20140816_041747_407.tif
RGB.20140816_041801_387.tif
RGB.20140816_041810_096.tif
RGB.20140816_041834_387.tif
DEPLOY: MTR temp probe
Dave notes that this one has a big
float on it. It's MTR 3317.
Heading is 97 degrees. It's sitting
in a little crack to the left of the
marker. It's due north of the
marker.
Going to measure the temperature
around the MTR to make sure it's
not too hot.
Getting the Jason temperature
probe out and measure temp at
the base. 5+ degrees.
Looking for the MTR from last
year. Pulled up the virtual van to
look where it was located. Doing
a bit of excavating with the
temperature probe.
Incubator #4 - pulling it out of the
incubator through the filter into
the secondary bag.
Taking the temperature of the
repositioned MTR.
RGB.20140816_043315_897.tif
RGB.20140816_043324_739.tif
RGB.20140816_043325_840.tif
RGB.20140816_043340_154.tif
RGB.20140816_043344_358.tif
HD frame grab SciCam MTR at
Anemone Hdg 217.
We're headed back to Virgin to
move some sand bags away from
the vent - still there after the
recovery of the rest of the
equipment from the thermal
energy project.
Start pulling on incubator #4.
Start 04:37. Pulling the liquid
from the incubator to the cold
bag.
Will pump all 800mL out of the
bag - optimally. All the incubator
samples are from anemone.
HD frame grab SciCam Incubator
#4 still pulling.
vv#
10679
10681
10682
10683
10684
10686
10688
10695
10702
10703
10705
10706
10708
10709
10711
10718
10734
10739
10741
10744
10746
10747
10748
10749
10750
10758
10760
10765
10770
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
42
42
42
42
43
43
43
44
13
21
25
34
19
26
41
49
45.933555
45.933565
45.933572
45.933591
45.933656
45.933661
45.933657
45.933638
-130.013354
-130.013347
-130.013342
-130.013327
-130.013278
-130.013274
-130.013275
-130.013278
38
39
38
39
39
38
38
38
1537
1537
1537
1537
1538
1538
1538
1538
2014/08/16
4
45
28
45.933627
-130.013281
38
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
4
4
4
4
4
4
45
45
45
47
47
48
30
33
34
48
49
23
45.933627
45.933626
45.933625
45.933585
45.933585
45.933677
-130.013281
-130.013281
-130.013281
-130.013288
-130.013288
-130.013221
38
38
38
38
38
58
1538
1538
1538
1538
1538
1539
2014/08/16
4
49
17
45.933742
-130.013169
56
1537
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
4
4
4
4
50
51
51
53
46
9
13
2
45.933611
45.933618
45.933618
45.933762
-130.013238
-130.013229
-130.013229
-130.013114
41
41
40
40
1539
1540
1540
1539
2014/08/16
4
55
35
45.933598
-130.013205
39
1537
2014/08/16
4
57
32
45.933755
-130.013096
40
1539
2014/08/16
4
59
18
45.933735
-130.013109
40
1538
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
5
5
2
6
26
28
45.933600
45.933585
-130.013201
-130.013209
47
36
1540
1540
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
5
5
10
17
24
41
45.933586
45.933685
-130.013209
-130.013136
42
43
1540
1539
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
5
5
18
19
43
50
45.933558
45.933699
-130.013216
-130.013117
42
38
1539
1540
2014/08/16
5
26
35
45.933526
-130.013217
345
1540
2014/08/16
5
27
45
45.933649
-130.013135
2
1537
2014/08/16
5
29
14
45.933652
-130.013087
5
1534
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
5
6
29
24
37
53
45.933652
45.933070
-130.013085
-130.012708
6
149
1534
99
138
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
Travelling over Ashes.
RGB.20140816_044221_640.tif
There's the big Johnson.
RGB.20140816_044234_419.tif
RGB.20140816_044319_297.tif
RGB.20140816_044326_404.tif
Here's the camera frame.
Looks like it's going to suck all of
the water out of the incubator.
Record BrowCam Virgin area
with sand bags; camera frame and
donut.
RGB.20140816_044530_833.tif
RGB.20140816_044533_235.tif
RGB.20140816_044534_870.tif
RGB.20140816_044748_003.tif
RGB.20140816_044749_605.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
Incubator: Put it at 800 mL /
minute and pumped all 800 mL.
Noah is going to try pumping the
cold back into incubator 1 again;
just to see if any fresh water
comes out.
Getting rid of the sand bags.
RGB.20140816_045109_865.tif
RGB.20140816_045113_168.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Picking
up sandbags and hauling them
east of the vent to a position
behind this rock in a bit of a hole.
One down.
Sand bag 2 has been moved
behind the "rock".
Sand bag 3 has been moved
behind the "rock".
Stopped counting sandbags; but
we are continuing to move it.
Still moving sandbags.
James is manipulating the arm
and picking up the sand bags.
Good job James.
Still moving sandbags.
Testing the incubators to see what
happens when all 4 are on(?)
Last sandbag.
This is the last sand bag. Next
will go tidy up the pile of
sandbags on the other side of the
"rock".
All the sandbags have been
moved and piled up neatly behind
the rock. Will now set the donut
on top of them.
Have the donut in hand and are
heading to the dump.
That's it for tonight. Will be
heading up now.
Jason off bottom
All stop at 100m.
vv#
10772
10773
10775
10776
10778
10780
10781
10784
10787
10788
10789
10790
10795
10796
10798
10801
10805
10807
10808
10813
10819
10824
10828
10836
10845
10853
10869
10872
10875
10890
10893
10897
10899
11009
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
6
6
32
33
44
12
45.933074
45.933072
-130.012707
-130.012708
141
145
0
0
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
6
6
39
40
14
50
45.933064
45.933115
-130.012744
-130.012738
211
9
-1
-1
J789 Dive Log Comments
(Bottom time: 8/15 02:16 -8/16
05:29 UTC)
Jason out of water
Whoops that was premature. That
was Medea is out of the water.
Still waiting on Jason.
Jason out of water
Jason on deck
vv#
11010
11011
11012
11013
J2-790 Dive Log
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
15
10
47
45.933113
-130.012720
35
0
2014/08/16
15
11
10
45.933114
-130.012720
35
0
2014/08/16
16
7
1
45.933161
-130.012642
176
938
2014/08/16
16
7
57
45.933164
-130.012635
173
967
2014/08/16
16
9
6
45.933169
-130.012646
179
1000
2014/08/16
16
9
34
45.933171
-130.012642
175
1014
2014/08/16
16
10
50
45.933175
-130.012640
170
1053
2014/08/16
16
11
53
45.933175
-130.012637
167
1084
2014/08/16
16
12
38
45.933175
-130.012634
167
1108
2014/08/16
16
16
55
45.933178
-130.012611
147
1244
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
33
35
35
36
37
37
40
52
14
30
32
27
33
5
45.933227
45.933186
45.933189
45.933192
45.932608
45.932606
45.932606
-130.012566
-130.012608
-130.012616
-130.012629
-129.983465
-129.983468
-129.983484
154
154
155
150
279
288
300
1466
1507
1511
1510
1511
1511
1511
2014/08/16
16
40
37
45.932603
-129.983492
300
1511
139
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
Moving the ship 50m east after
dropping the LVWS elevator for
sampling at Mkr-33 vent.
Preparing for dive J2-790 at Mkr33 vent and then on to Trevi.
vv#
11022
11023
Dive J2-790 Goals: Incubator
experiment at Mker-33; heat
energy instrument recovery at
Trevi. Observations and
measurements at N3. Fluid and
gas sampling.
Payload: (2 majors on elevator);2
gastights on porch; 2 GTHFS aft
on HFS; 2 IGTs on porch; 1
HOBO and 1 MTR in biobox.
Mkr-33: Set up and take water
samples: HFS (3 bags; 1 LVB;
2RNA filters; 1 or 2 IGTs; fill
incubator).
Mkr-33: (Recover 2 MTRs and
deploy 1 new one).
11085
Mkr33: (Move LVWS to vent site
and deploy.) Remove majors from
elevator and store on Jason for
later use on dive (at Trevi or
somewhere near). If not possible
to carry on Jason then use at
Mkr33 or nearby.
N3: Observations including pH;
temperature and O2
measurements. HFS sampling
including 2 pistons and 1 GTHFS.
Trevi: Recover APL instruments.
HFS: 2pistons. 2 GTB; 1 IGT.
Deploy HOBO.
We've decided to move the
elevator closer to Mkr-33 vent site
before we start sampling so that
Dave can get a bit more sleep.
Heading down to the bottom.
Doppler lock.
Bottom in site.
VERSION 3.3
The elevator is right below us.
NAV: Doppler Reset
Bearing 57; Range 112m to
Mkr33 vent.
Had an odd issue with the event
logger and am not sure the dive
goals; payload or sequence got in
the log.
11096
11088
11091
11093
11099
11102
11112
11146
11150
11152
11155
11158
11159
11165
11167
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
16
41
0
45.932606
-129.983488
296
1511
2014/08/16
16
41
30
45.932606
-129.983484
300
1511
2014/08/16
16
43
33
45.932627
-129.983505
204
1515
2014/08/16
16
46
10
45.932613
-129.983546
138
2014/08/16
16
48
14
45.932595
-129.983521
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
16
16
49
50
45
49
45.932647
45.932726
2014/08/16
16
53
26
2014/08/16
16
58
2014/08/16
17
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
We just arrived on the bottom
about 10 minutes ago.
vv#
11169
Jason is attempting to pick up the
LVWS elevator and head to
Marker 33 with it.
Never mind. The problem I
described did not happen.
11171
1511
Still lining up to grab the elevator.
Maneuvering around it.
11182
48
1511
11187
-129.983575
-129.983610
53
43
1505
1505
Using the port arm to pick up the
elevator.
Dave has arrived.
Moving the vehicle with elevator
in tow over to Mkr-33 vent site.
45.932801
-129.983551
66
1499
11201
38
45.932792
-129.983498
65
1499
Port arm is a Schilling. Stbd arm
is a Kraft.
Still heading to Mkr-33 with the
LVWS elevator in tow.
3
42
45.932872
-129.983225
67
1499
11224
17
17
17
12
13
14
14
8
45
45.933091
45.933123
45.933162
-129.982492
-129.982396
-129.982307
67
65
66
1507
1508
1514
Seeing a few jellyfish in the
Medea cameras.
Back on the bottom.
NAV: Doppler Reset
We're here at Mkr-33. It's a
diffuse site. Looks like the diffuse
area is larger than it was last year.
2014/08/16
17
14
57
45.933162
-129.982307
66
1514
11253
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
16
17
3
11
45.933162
45.933162
-129.982307
-129.982307
66
66
1514
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
18
19
19
40
45.933162
45.933162
45.933162
45.933162
-129.982307
-129.982307
-129.982307
-129.982308
66
66
66
66
1514
1514
1514
1514
Marker 66 in view here at Mkr33
vent.
Record SuperScorpio
End Highlights Marker 33 vent
site.
RGB.20140816_171718_674.tif
RGB.20140816_171719_208.tif
RGB.20140816_171719_742.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Marker
33 vent site with Mkr-166 in stie.
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
17
17
18
18
18
18
18
19
20
30
45.933164
45.933164
45.933164
45.933164
-129.982300
-129.982300
-129.982300
-129.982301
66
66
66
64
1514
1514
1514
1514
RGB.20140816_171818_200.tif
RGB.20140816_171819_401.tif
RGB.20140816_171820_268.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam Mkr-33
brow cam view.
11266
11267
11268
11270
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
17
18
18
20
33
35
10
45.933164
45.933164
45.933164
-129.982301
-129.982301
-129.982300
64
64
64
1514
1514
1514
11271
11272
11276
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
20
21
22
5
45.933164
45.933164
-129.982300
-129.982300
64
64
1514
1514
2014/08/16
17
22
37
45.933164
-129.982300
64
1514
RGB.20140816_171833_749.tif
RGB.20140816_171835_017.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Going to
try the temperatures with the fluid
sampler wand.
Looking near the marker.
James is going to drive. Go
James..
Record SuperScorpio Recording a
bit more super scorpio video.
2014/08/16
17
23
28
45.933164
-129.982300
64
1514
11287
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
24
24
7
32
45.933164
45.933164
-129.982300
-129.982300
64
64
1514
1514
The diffuse area seems to be
expanding here and it's more
white; instead is orange-ish like it
was at first.
Record SuperScorpio
End Highlights
140
11176
11191
11194
11213
11243
11246
11251
11256
11259
11260
11261
11262
11264
11277
11280
11284
11289
11291
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
17
25
24
45.933164
-129.982300
64
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
26
27
8
20
45.933164
45.933164
-129.982300
-129.982300
64
64
1514
1514
2014/08/16
17
27
37
45.933164
-129.982300
64
1514
2014/08/16
17
27
54
45.933164
-129.982300
64
1514
Rebooting the computer on the
seafloor in the instrument.
11302
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
17
28
28
28
18
21
53
45.933164
45.933164
45.933164
-129.982300
-129.982300
-129.982300
64
64
64
1514
1514
1514
11304
11305
11307
2014/08/16
17
29
53
45.933164
-129.982300
64
1514
RGB.20140816_172818_159.tif
RGB.20140816_172820_929.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Marker33 HFS wand; tubeworms;
limpets and filamentous bacteria.
MTR 3020 ahead.
Correction: The MTR is 3028.
The temperature is rising.
2014/08/16
17
30
49
45.933164
-129.982300
64
1514
11313
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
30
33
57
31
45.933164
45.933164
-129.982300
-129.982300
64
64
1514
1514
Lobate pillows in the area covered
with biota. Temp near the MTR is
12.1C.
Going to poke around a bit.
The last measurement was 8C; or
so. Continuing to poke around.
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
34
35
31
57
45.933164
45.933167
-129.982300
-129.982312
64
86
1514
1513
Nothing at the previous spot.
Going to pirouette about 180deg
and come in from the other side.
11324
11328
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
17
17
17
36
36
36
36
37
46
50
53
59
8
45.933174
45.933174
45.933171
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982257
-129.982261
-129.982262
-129.982264
-129.982264
179
177
178
176
177
1513
1513
1514
1514
1514
RGB.20140816_173646_072.tif
RGB.20140816_173650_142.tif
RGB.20140816_173653_579.tif
RGB.20140816_173659_085.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam Lobates
and bacterial mat.
11330
11331
11332
11334
11335
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
37
37
37
37
37
38
38
13
31
35
46
54
1
13
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982264
-129.982264
-129.982264
-129.982264
-129.982264
-129.982264
-129.982264
177
177
177
177
177
177
177
1514
1514
1514
1514
1514
1514
1514
RGB.20140816_173713_599.tif
RGB.20140816_173731_733.tif
RGB.20140816_173735_237.tif
RGB.20140816_173746_281.tif
RGB.20140816_173754_122.tif
RGB.20140816_173801_897.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Mkr-33
and RAS anchor.
11336
11338
11339
11340
11341
11343
11344
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
17
17
38
38
38
39
20
48
50
4
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982264
-129.982264
-129.982264
-129.982264
176
176
176
176
1514
1514
1514
1514
RGB.20140816_173820_749.tif
RGB.20140816_173848_286.tif
RGB.20140816_173850_722.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Grabbing
some HD framegrabs.
11345
11347
11348
11350
2014/08/16
17
39
35
45.933170
-129.982264
176
1514
11352
2014/08/16
17
45
21
45.933170
-129.982263
176
1514
James is moving in to measure the
temperature in another spot with
active flow and healthy
tubeworms.
The temperature here at this spot
is pretty steady at 16C.
2014/08/16
17
45
35
45.933170
-129.982263
176
1514
The orange stain is probably an
iron oxide; not biota.
11366
141
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
Marker 33 has quite a lot of flow.
We're seeing healthy little
tubeworms. Lots of filamentous
bacteria on the MTR marker.
Seeing limpets on the tubeworms.
Tamb=2.8C. James is putting the
temp probe farther down in the
flow.
Could be an issue with the HFS
not updating the temperature.
vv#
11293
11296
11299
11301
11310
11315
11321
11364
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
17
45
47
48
42
37
8
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
176
176
176
1514
1514
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
17
17
49
49
49
49
19
23
26
57
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
176
176
176
176
1514
1514
1514
1514
2014/08/16
17
52
41
45.933170
-129.982263
176
1514
2014/08/16
17
53
42
45.933170
-129.982263
176
2014/08/16
17
55
10
45.933170
-129.982263
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
17
17
55
57
49
47
45.933170
45.933170
2014/08/16
18
0
54
2014/08/16
18
1
2014/08/16
18
2014/08/16
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
Tmax so far is 16C.
End Highlights
Still poking around here looking
at the temperature regime.
vv#
11367
11372
11374
RGB.20140816_174919_081.tif
RGB.20140816_174923_360.tif
RGB.20140816_174926_397.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam James
has found another spot with some
good flow.
Temperature is rising. Up to 16C.
not a very hot site.
11377
11378
11380
11382
1514
Adjusting the wand. The
temperature is going down.
11391
176
1514
The temperatures here are not that
hot. We haven't hit 20C yet.
11395
-129.982263
-129.982263
176
176
1514
1514
We just lost coms. Back up again.
Looks like good flow coming out
of this crack between the lobes.
Temperature is not very hot.
11397
11402
45.933170
-129.982263
176
1514
11409
33
45.933169
-129.982263
178
1514
2
14
45.933169
-129.982263
177
1514
18
2
51
45.933169
-129.982263
177
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
18
18
3
3
1
33
45.933169
45.933169
-129.982263
-129.982263
177
177
1514
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
18
18
18
4
5
5
45
5
47
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
177
175
175
1514
1514
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
18
18
18
18
18
6
6
6
6
9
1
11
33
41
28
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
175
175
175
175
175
1514
1514
1514
1514
1514
2014/08/16
18
9
53
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
Still poking around in the same
crack.
Going to have to find another spot
to sample.
Looks like a few bag creatures
(muco polysaccharides) in the
area.
Tito is poking around in the same
crack and the temperature is rising
a bit. Up to 9C now. Evening out
~10C. Going up again now.
Temperature still rising to 12C.
Steady temperature of 12.5C more or less.
Palm worms here.
RGB.20140816_180505_771.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Moved
the temp probe a bit to a spot near
by.
Temperature has rising to 16C.
Now at 18C and fairly steady.
T=19C now.
T=20C now.
SAMPLE: HFS J2-Inc-01. Valve
#13 Incubator #1. Start 18:09.
C13 hot.
SAMPLE: Inc The highest
temperature we got here was 13C.
2014/08/16
18
11
18
45.933170
-129.982263
175
1514
11445
2014/08/16
18
12
39
45.933170
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
18
13
10
45.933170
-129.982263
175
1514
Position for this sampling site is:
Z=1514. 45 55.9897' -129
58.9346'.
SAMPLE: Inc Actual sample
name for the first incubator
sample is: J790-Inc-01.
J790-Inc-01 cont. Still pumping.
At 600mL now.
142
11388
11412
11414
11416
11418
11420
11423
11425
11427
11429
11430
11432
11433
11440
11441
11449
11451
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
18
15
21
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
18
15
43
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
18
18
18
18
16
17
17
19
50
7
13
17
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
175
175
175
175
1514
1514
1514
1514
2014/08/16
18
22
34
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
18
23
23
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
18
24
22
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
18
28
21
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
18
33
14
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
18
34
35
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
18
34
54
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
18
18
36
37
46
6
45.933169
45.933169
-129.982263
-129.982263
175
175
1514
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
37
37
37
37
38
39
39
41
34
37
46
50
38
5
9
20
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
175
1514
1514
1514
1514
1514
1514
1514
1514
2014/08/16
18
42
5
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
18
18
42
43
44
23
45.933169
45.933169
-129.982263
-129.982263
175
175
1514
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
18
18
48
51
43
11
45.933169
45.933169
-129.982263
-129.982263
175
175
1514
1514
2014/08/16
18
57
1
45.933169
-129.982262
175
1514
143
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
J790-Inc-01 cont. Stop 18:14.
Pumped 900mL. Closing the shut
off valve. Tmax=21.9 Tavg=21.3
T2=9.5.
SAMPLE: Inc J790-Inc-01 cont.
Closing the valve.
vv#
11456
11458
RGB.20140816_181649_983.tif
RGB.20140816_181707_367.tif
RGB.20140816_181713_840.tif
SAMPLE: Inc J790-Inc-02.
Incubator #2. Start 18:17.
Valve#15. C12 cold.
Sampling in a crack with decent
flow. Bacterial mat; limpets in the
immediate area..
Yellow/orangish staining on rocks
in the vicinity. In the flow there is
white bacterial mat; limpets and
small healthy tubeworms.
Going to open the valve and make
sure its not closed. Opening valve
22..
Couldn't see the fresh water
coming out of Inc 2. Couldn't see
the water flow out.
SAMPLE: Inc J790-Inc-03. C12
hot. Pump started. Start 18:32
Valve 17 (which is for incubator 3
and 4).
J790-Inc-03 seems to be working
fine.
Incubator 2 probably did not
work. We didn't see any water
coming out the tube.
Record SciCam Marker 33 vent.
HD frame grab SciCam Getting a
good temperature drop on this one
and we can see the flow.
11461
11463
11464
11469
RGB.20140816_183734_195.tif
RGB.20140816_183737_432.tif
RGB.20140816_183746_575.tif
RGB.20140816_183750_012.tif
RGB.20140816_183838_026.tif
RGB.20140816_183905_320.tif
RGB.20140816_183909_457.tif
SAMPLE: Inc J790-Inc-03.
Volume reached. 18:36 ish.
Closed the shut off valve.
J790-Inc-03. Tmax=17.8.
Tavg=16.3. Pumped 900mL.
11516
11517
11518
11519
11522
11524
11525
11530
Coming upon watch change.
Going to adjust position so that
we can get a better temperature.
Tito moved it a bit and now the
temp is going up.
Watch changed.
Still searching for a better diffuse
flow to sample.
11535
11537
Finding flows around 6-12C. Still
searching for something better.
11568
11477
11479
11482
11491
11502
11506
11507
11512
11514
11533
11549
11555
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
18
59
51
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
19
0
13
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
19
2
46
45.933169
-129.982263
175
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
19
19
19
19
2
2
3
3
48
54
16
45
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
175
175
175
175
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
19
19
19
19
3
3
3
9
48
52
59
34
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
45.933169
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
-129.982263
2014/08/16
19
11
47
45.933169
2014/08/16
19
19
58
2014/08/16
19
26
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
19
19
2014/08/16
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
Found a hotter flow. Around 20C.
Preparing to sample.
vv#
11574
SAMPLE: Inc J2-790 Inc-04
sample starting
HD frame grab PilotCam Grabs of
sampling site for Inc-04.
11576
1514
1514
1514
1514
RGB.20140816_190248_404.tif
RGB.20140816_190254_744.tif
RGB.20140816_190316_599.tif
HD frame grab SciCam More
grabs of wider area.
11583
11584
11586
11588
175
175
175
175
1514
1514
1514
1514
11589
11590
11592
11604
-129.982262
175
1514
45.933170
-129.982255
176
1514
10
45.933171
-129.982254
176
1514
RGB.20140816_190348_462.tif
RGB.20140816_190351_933.tif
RGB.20140816_190359_674.tif
Finished filling Inc-4. Closing
valves.
SAMPLE: Inc J2-790 Inc-04
approximate sampling time 9:22.
Tmax = 19.6C. Tavg = 18.6C.
Pumped 902 ml.
Finding new sampling spot for
other fluid sampler samples - bags
and so on.
SAMPLE: HFS Large volume bag
sample beginning.
27
47
11
51
45.933171
45.933170
-129.982254
-129.982254
176
176
1514
1514
11643
11685
19
48
20
45.933170
-129.982254
176
1514
2014/08/16
19
48
32
45.933170
-129.982254
176
1514
2014/08/16
19
49
44
45.933170
-129.982254
176
1514
Fluid is about 20C.
J2-790-HFS (LVB)-05 sampling
complete. Sampling time
approximately 27:40..
SAMPLE: HFS Tmax20.5C Tavg
19.0C T2 = 10 Volume pumped =
4001 ml.
Now moving to HFS bag number
6.
SAMPLE: HFS J2-790-HFS-06
sample starting.
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
19
19
53
53
7
26
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982254
-129.982254
176
176
1514
1514
Sample finished.
Tmax = 19.7C Tavg 18.5C
Volume pumped 601ml T2 = 10.
11700
11702
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
19
19
19
53
54
57
40
11
53
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982254
-129.982254
-129.982255
176
176
176
1514
1514
1514
11703
11705
11713
2014/08/16
19
58
22
45.933170
-129.982255
176
1514
2014/08/16
19
58
44
45.933170
-129.982255
176
1514
2014/08/16
20
1
37
45.933170
-129.982255
176
1514
Approximate sampling time 3:23.
Started J2-790-HFS-07.
SAMPLE: HFS Sampling
finished. Approximate sampling
time 3:00.Tmax 19.6= C. Tavg =
18.7C. Volume pumped = 601 ml.
T2 = 10.
SAMPLE: HFS Starting sample
J2-790-HFS-08. Also HFS bag
08.
All approximate sampling times
being recorded in minutes and
seconds.
SAMPLE: HFS Finished sample
J2-790-HFS-08.
2014/08/16
20
2
1
45.933170
-129.982255
176
1514
11726
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
20
20
2
3
20
5
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982255
-129.982255
176
176
1514
1514
Tmax = 20.8C. Tavg = 19.5C.
Volume pumped = 601 ml. T2 =
11.
Approximate sampling time 3:15.
Starting J2-790-HFS-09. Filter
#10.
144
11582
11609
11627
11640
11687
11689
11692
11715
11717
11724
11727
11730
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
20
21
18
45.933170
-129.982255
176
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
20
20
21
21
21
44
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982255
-129.982255
176
176
1514
1514
2014/08/16
20
22
0
45.933170
-129.982255
176
1514
2014/08/16
20
22
22
45.933170
-129.982255
176
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
20
20
20
20
23
23
23
23
0
1
2
18
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982255
-129.982255
-129.982255
-129.982255
176
176
176
176
1514
1514
1514
1514
2014/08/16
20
40
36
45.933170
-129.982255
176
1514
2014/08/16
20
41
3
45.933170
-129.982255
176
1514
2014/08/16
20
41
16
45.933170
-129.982255
176
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
20
20
41
47
38
4
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982255
-129.982256
176
176
1514
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
20
20
20
47
47
48
29
39
56
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982256
-129.982256
-129.982256
176
176
176
1514
1514
1514
2014/08/16
20
50
57
45.933170
-129.982256
176
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
20
20
52
52
11
13
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982256
-129.982256
176
176
1514
1514
2014/08/16
20
52
43
45.933170
-129.982256
176
1514
2014/08/16
20
53
7
45.933170
-129.982256
176
1514
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
20
20
20
20
53
53
53
54
37
38
44
1
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982256
-129.982256
-129.982256
-129.982256
176
176
176
176
1514
1514
1514
1514
2014/08/16
20
56
21
45.933170
-129.982256
176
2014/08/16
20
57
29
45.933170
-129.982256
2014/08/16
20
57
45
45.933170
2014/08/16
21
3
1
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
21
21
5
5
11
12
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
SAMPLE: HFS Finished sample
J2-790-HFS-09.
vv#
11767
TXT:
Tmax = 20.7C. Tavg = 19.1C.
Volume pumped = 3002 ml.
T2=11.
Approximate sampling time =
18.13.
SAMPLE: HFS Starting sample
J2-790-HFS-10. Filter #11.
11768
11770
RGB.20140816_202300_000.tif
RGB.20140816_202301_268.tif
RGB.20140816_202302_303.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam HD
grabs of fluid sampling site for
bags and RNA filters.
SAMPLE: HFS Finished sample
J2-790-HFS-10.
11776
11777
11778
11779
Tmax = 21.1C. Tavg = 19.1C.
Volume pumped = 3003 ml. T2 =
11.
Approximate sampling time
18:14.
Measuring pH and oxygen.
Oxygen reading with HFS =
0.445. Voltage = 3.0776.
11817
Done with HFS.
Now sampling with IGTs.
Sampling IGTs from the same
location as the HFS samples. Both
will be from that location.
SAMPLE: IGT Starting sample
J2-790-IGT-11. Using IGT 3.
11834
11835
11839
RGB.20140816_205211_669.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Pic of
IGT sampling.
SAMPLE: IGT Fluid flow still
measuring about 19C.
11847
11848
SAMPLE: IGT Sample
beginning.
RGB.20140816_205337_388.tif
RGB.20140816_205338_856.tif
RGB.20140816_205344_662.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Pics of
wider sample site.
11852
1514
SAMPLE: IGT Finished J2-790IGT-11. Max temp 21.3C.
11863
176
1514
11867
-129.982256
176
1514
Temperature on oxygen probe
2.9C. Oxygen reading 0.632.
Voltage is 3.6339.
All those readings using the HFS
position #12. ]
45.933170
-129.982256
177
1514
SAMPLE: IGT Beginning sample
J2-790-IGT-12. Using IGT 2.
11880
45.933170
45.933170
-129.982256
-129.982256
177
177
1514
1514
RGB.20140816_210510_979.tif
RGB.20140816_210512_180.tif
11885
11886
145
11772
11773
11815
11818
11820
11832
11844
11850
11854
11855
11856
11858
11868
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/16
21
5
14
45.933170
-129.982256
177
1514
2014/08/16
21
5
40
45.933170
-129.982256
177
1514
SAMPLE: IGT Finished J2-790IGT-12. Max temp 31.8C.
11889
2014/08/16
21
9
43
45.933170
-129.982256
177
1514
RECOVER: MTR temp probe
Recovering MTR probe 3028.
11898
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
21
21
21
9
10
12
53
12
38
45.933170
45.933170
45.933150
-129.982256
-129.982256
-129.982284
177
177
151
1514
1515
1513
11899
11901
11907
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
21
21
19
25
28
10
45.933167
45.933120
-129.982248
-129.982454
206
125
1515
1514
Still at Mkr33.
Going to recover 2nd MTR probe.
Once we're done with that will set
up LVWS and deploy new MTR
probe in sampling location once
LVWS samples have been taken.
New MTR is #3197.
Have located LVWS elevator.
Preparing for sampling.
2014/08/16
21
34
2
45.933206
-129.982274
134
1511
Moving LVWS elevator from
landing location to Mkr33.
11953
2014/08/16
21
38
15
45.933182
-129.982260
207
1515
LVWS in place. Looking for
sampling spot we just used.
11962
2014/08/16
21
44
32
45.933184
-129.982293
148
1515
11976
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
21
21
45
46
49
0
45.933192
45.933193
-129.982278
-129.982262
149
158
1514
1514
2014/08/16
21
52
5
45.933174
-129.982234
239
1515
Setting up LVWS for sampling
now.
RGB.20140816_214548_939.tif
HD frame grab SciCam LVWS
being deployed
Sampling with LVWS. Expected
to take ~2 hours.
2014/08/16
21
52
45
45.933174
-129.982234
239
1515
11996
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
21
21
57
57
8
18
45.933173
45.933173
-129.982234
-129.982234
240
240
1515
1515
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
22
22
8
8
13
23
45.933173
45.933173
-129.982234
-129.982234
240
240
1515
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Temperature reading is 21.8C
with LVWS.
RGB.20140816_215708_683.tif
HD frame grab SciCam LVWS in
place
RGB.20140816_220813_545.tif
HD frame grab SciCam LVWS at
Kory's request
2014/08/16
2014/08/16
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RGB.20140816_222151_677.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Closeup of sampling
We will recover an MTR at this
site.
SAMPLE: LVWS J2-790-LVWS13; End:2359.
2014/08/17
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MTR will go to where we
sampled for LVWS.
DEPLOY: MTR temp probe
Marker 3197 is deployed.
2014/08/17
0
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Mistake in last line. MTR 3197 is
deployed. Not Marker.
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We are changing out the IGTs.
We are taking the majors from the
elevator to Jason.
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We will release the elevator now.
Still waiting on elevator release.
Elevator released.
Approx 45 min - 1 hr to surface.
Jason off bottom Leaving bottom
while we wait for elevator
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J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
HD frame grab SciCam Pics of
sampling with IGT 2.
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J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
elevator is on the surface
The elevator is on deck at 8/17 at
02:07. LVWS elevator on deck.
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Heading up to the site NW of
Trevi where we will deploy the
elevators to bring the thermal
energy experiments to the surface.
Jason will travel through the
water column to that site. It
should take about 1.5 hours.
It's 1500m from this spot to the
elevator recovery spot.
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Ship move to Trevi is almost
done. Lining up ship Jason and
Medea for elevator deployment.
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Goal is to recover the APL
equipment tonight if possible.
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The incubator is working
normally with temperature at the
set point (78C) on #1 and #3.
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First of 2 elevators for the thermal
energy experiment over the side
and on its way to the seafloor
~100m NW of Trevi at 03:40
UTC 8/17 (20:40 local 8/16).
We moved the ship 25 meters and
will drop the second elevator next.
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The second elevator is also a
Dave Dyer elevator. The Platform
for Ocean Science (POS).
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03:50 2nd elevator over the side.
One elevator is on the bottom.
Want to pick up the elevators at
07:45 and have Jason on board by
8:45 or so. Will try for a short
dive and coming out at 8am on
Monday.......
The second elevator is on the
bottom as well.
Bottom in sight.
On our way to retrieve the
elevators and bring them over to
Trevi.
NAV: Doppler Reset Heading
over a collapse that shows up on
the AUV bathymetry.
Just ahead of us is the large float
pack.
Recording some background pH
and O2 data here at the elevator
drop site.
Jason has the links in hand.
Cutting off just 1 link of the chain
so that Jason can lift the recovery
device. The float pack is
positively buoyant; it's about the
same as 9 rings.
Whoops - correction 7 rings.
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J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
Jason has the float pack in tow.
They removed the 1 link to take
off a little bit of weight so that
Jason can actually lift the
recovery device.
Carrying the float pack to Trevi.
Range to Trevi is 62 meters.
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Off the bottom with the float
pack.
Trying to figure up at what
temperature oxygen is used up in
the vents. Looking for trends
around the caldera.
HD frame grab PilotCam Coming
upon the site. Looks pretty good.
The fiberglass skirt is still there.
Tubeworms are growing on there.
Scaleworms and healthy
tubeworms.
RGB.20140817_043722_060.tif
RGB.20140817_043726_798.tif
RGB.20140817_043732_103.tif
RGB.20140817_043741_681.tif
RGB.20140817_043745_016.tif
RGB.20140817_043749_087.tif
HD frame grab SciCam The
synthetic foam is the home for a
healthy clump of tubeworms and
scaleworms.
Frame_Grab:
Frame_Grab:
RGB.20140817_043913_869.tif
RGB.20140817_043917_640.tif
RGB.20140817_043931_388.tif
RGB.20140817_043933_023.tif
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RGB.20140817_043939_230.tif
RGB.20140817_043941_131.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam We're
looking at the tubes. Vent effluent
is coming out of the tubes.
RGB.20140817_043950_941.tif
RGB.20140817_043955_312.tif
Record SciCam This is amazing.
HD frame grab SciCam Starting
highlight video on sci cam.
Looking at the tubes right now.
RGB.20140817_044100_544.tif
RGB.20140817_044103_413.tif
Vent effluent is coming out of the
nozzle. Can see some horizontal
flow there.
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RGB.20140817_044123_700.tif
Jason is going in to take the
temperature at the pipe outlet.
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z
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
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4
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12
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2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
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50
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RGB.20140817_044250_453.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Grabbing
lots of frames here.
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27
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12
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2014/08/17
2014/08/17
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2014/08/17
2014/08/17
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36
54
12
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45.946267
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2014/08/17
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49
51
3
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12
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2014/08/17
4
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2014/08/17
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Jason can't get settled enough to
get the temperatures out of the
tubes. Maybe it can.
RGB.20140817_044350_847.tif
RGB.20140817_044351_414.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Jason
taking the temperature at the
tubes. T=5.9 and rising.
RGB.20140817_044414_203.tif
RGB.20140817_044436_592.tif
RGB.20140817_044454_343.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Temperature is over 110 right
now coming out of the heat
exchanger tubes..
RGB.20140817_044534_283.tif
Got 116C out of one of the tubes.
RGB.20140817_044555_771.tif
RGB.20140817_044556_372.tif
RGB.20140817_044606_882.tif
RGB.20140817_044608_684.tif
RGB.20140817_044610_119.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Now
going to take the temperature
down between the cap and the
donut. Temp is up over 160C.
RGB.20140817_044714_450.tif
RGB.20140817_044749_818.tif
RGB.20140817_044751_053.tif
HD frame grab SciCam The
temperature is still rising at the
gap between the cap and donut.
Tmax=234C on that
measurement.
This one has several sand bags we
need to pull off before we get to
the donut.
RGB.20140817_044854_082.tif
RGB.20140817_044855_817.tif
149
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
RGB.20140817_044141_985.tif
RGB.20140817_044147_557.tif
Stopped pumping the oxygen
sensor just now when we got to
the vent site.
RGB.20140817_044209_946.tif
RGB.20140817_044212_449.tif
RGB.20140817_044216_453.tif
RGB.20140817_044224_329.tif
RGB.20140817_044227_365.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam The
RTV survived on 2 of the tubes.
vv#
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min
sec
latitude
longitude
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z
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
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2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
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49
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5
12
16
22
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42
45.946267
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45.946267
45.946267
45.946267
45.946267
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45.946267
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12
12
13
13
13
13
13
13
1518
1518
1518
1518
1518
1518
1518
1518
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
4
4
4
4
4
4
49
49
49
49
50
50
44
46
50
53
6
16
45.946266
45.946266
45.946266
45.946266
45.946266
45.946265
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13
13
13
13
1518
1518
1518
1518
1518
1518
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
4
4
4
4
50
50
50
51
21
21
22
15
45.946265
45.946265
45.946265
45.946265
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-129.983709
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14
14
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13
1518
1518
1518
1518
2014/08/17
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2014/08/17
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2014/08/17
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2014/08/17
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21
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38
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59
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36
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45.946264
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8
359
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150
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
RGB.20140817_044903_358.tif
RGB.20140817_044905_594.tif
RGB.20140817_044911_967.tif
RGB.20140817_044916_738.tif
RGB.20140817_044922_110.tif
RGB.20140817_044924_379.tif
RGB.20140817_044926_615.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam Biota
on the destruction.
RGB.20140817_044944_638.tif
RGB.20140817_044946_506.tif
RGB.20140817_044950_443.tif
RGB.20140817_044953_213.tif
RGB.20140817_045006_359.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
Grabbing some more frames of
the biota. Back to Sci cam.
RGB.20140817_045020_935.tif
RGB.20140817_045021_703.tif
RGB.20140817_045022_737.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Would
like to rotate around so that we're
looking directly down the tubes
before we take it apart.
RGB.20140817_045121_563.tif
RGB.20140817_045124_198.tif
RGB.20140817_045128_469.tif
RGB.20140817_045133_574.tif
RGB.20140817_045138_846.tif
RGB.20140817_045143_184.tif
RGB.20140817_045146_888.tif
RGB.20140817_045149_024.tif
RGB.20140817_045159_100.tif
RGB.20140817_045201_569.tif
RGB.20140817_045206_217.tif
RGB.20140817_045207_585.tif
RGB.20140817_045209_821.tif
RGB.20140817_045211_356.tif
RGB.20140817_045212_724.tif
RGB.20140817_045214_959.tif
RGB.20140817_045223_301.tif
RGB.20140817_045225_203.tif
RGB.20140817_045226_504.tif
RGB.20140817_045236_776.tif
RGB.20140817_045238_378.tif
RGB.20140817_045240_747.tif
RGB.20140817_045243_650.tif
RGB.20140817_045245_451.tif
RGB.20140817_045247_053.tif
RGB.20140817_045248_621.tif
RGB.20140817_045305_571.tif
RGB.20140817_045307_140.tif
RGB.20140817_045308_508.tif
RGB.20140817_045311_778.tif
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z
2014/08/17
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53
15
45.946265
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2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
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323
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323
1517
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1516
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1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
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1517
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2014/08/17
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2014/08/17
2014/08/17
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7
14
31
53
58
74
71
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2014/08/17
4
58
45
45.946297
-129.983715
68
1512
151
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
HD frame grab BrowCam
Rotating around Grabbing the
tubes with the brow cam pilot cam
and sci cam.
Record BrowCam
RGB.20140817_045347_181.tif
RGB.20140817_045348_848.tif
RGB.20140817_045351_017.tif
RGB.20140817_045355_588.tif
RGB.20140817_045406_132.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam video
of brow cam to show effluent
coming through brow cam.
RGB.20140817_045501_788.tif
RGB.20140817_045505_219.tif
RGB.20140817_045508_422.tif
RGB.20140817_045510_257.tif
RGB.20140817_045513_193.tif
RGB.20140817_045514_428.tif
HD frame grab SciCam More
frame grabs of the biota and
engineering feat.
RGB.20140817_045545_993.tif
RGB.20140817_045548_062.tif
RGB.20140817_045551_999.tif
RGB.20140817_045556_803.tif
RGB.20140817_045558_138.tif
RGB.20140817_045602_109.tif
RGB.20140817_045606_046.tif
RGB.20140817_045609_817.tif
RGB.20140817_045612_653.tif
RGB.20140817_045615_589.tif
RGB.20140817_045618_292.tif
RGB.20140817_045620_360.tif
RGB.20140817_045622_796.tif
RGB.20140817_045624_297.tif
RGB.20140817_045625_632.tif
RGB.20140817_045630_337.tif
RGB.20140817_045633_507.tif
RGB.20140817_045636_142.tif
RGB.20140817_045644_284.tif
RGB.20140817_045648_188.tif
RGB.20140817_045649_356.tif
RGB.20140817_045651_091.tif
RGB.20140817_045657_697.tif
RGB.20140817_045700_267.tif
RGB.20140817_045701_968.tif
RGB.20140817_045704_304.tif
RGB.20140817_045706_506.tif
Record SciCam Lots of grabs of
tubeworms. Turned on the lasers.
The tubeworms were ~10cm long.
HD frame grab SciCam Going to
grab the float and hook them to
the vent cap.
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hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
4
4
5
58
58
0
51
54
3
45.946296
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45.946286
-129.983716
-129.983716
-129.983730
69
69
68
1512
1512
1512
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
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5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
27
33
39
47
53
1
12
25
54
45.946282
45.946283
45.946283
45.946282
45.946282
45.946283
45.946282
45.946283
45.946283
-129.983736
-129.983733
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-129.983734
-129.983734
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69
69
68
68
68
68
69
68
68
1516
1516
1516
1516
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1516
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
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2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
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5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
1
2
2
2
2
2
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3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
58
14
37
43
50
55
0
1
3
6
9
15
29
30
35
45.946283
45.946283
45.946283
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2014/08/17
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2014/08/17
2014/08/17
5
5
5
5
3
4
4
4
57
2
13
40
45.946284
45.946284
45.946284
45.946284
-129.983731
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-129.983731
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69
69
69
69
1516
1516
1516
1516
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
5
5
5
5
5
6
47
6
8
15
21
24
11
45.946284
45.946284
45.946285
45.946285
45.946284
45.946284
45.946283
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-129.983729
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-129.983730
-129.983729
69
69
66
69
69
69
74
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
5
5
5
5
5
5
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6
6
6
6
6
13
37
39
42
44
46
45.946283
45.946284
45.946284
45.946284
45.946284
45.946284
-129.983728
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73
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69
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152
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
RGB.20140817_045851_478.tif
TXT:
It looks like it was a bit plugged
up but there was still a lot of flow
coming out of the pipes.
RGB.20140817_050027_273.tif
RGB.20140817_050033_279.tif
RGB.20140817_050038_951.tif
RGB.20140817_050047_627.tif
RGB.20140817_050053_633.tif
RGB.20140817_050101_607.tif
RGB.20140817_050112_118.tif
RGB.20140817_050125_064.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Will
continue to take HD frame grabs
with the Sci Cam as we perform
this operation. Hooking the floats
to the device.
RGB.20140817_050158_063.tif
RGB.20140817_050214_280.tif
RGB.20140817_050236_935.tif
RGB.20140817_050243_242.tif
RGB.20140817_050250_683.tif
RGB.20140817_050255_007.tif
RGB.20140817_050300_012.tif
RGB.20140817_050301_314.tif
RGB.20140817_050303_082.tif
RGB.20140817_050306_385.tif
RGB.20140817_050309_589.tif
RGB.20140817_050315_027.tif
RGB.20140817_050329_488.tif
RGB.20140817_050330_322.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Can see
a little bit of heat coming out of
the back now.
RGB.20140817_050357_115.tif
RGB.20140817_050402_788.tif
RGB.20140817_050413_866.tif
That line is called Am-Steel and is
supposedly as good as steel cable
strength.
RGB.20140817_050446_899.tif
RGB.20140817_050506_625.tif
RGB.20140817_050508_761.tif
RGB.20140817_050515_334.tif
RGB.20140817_050521_740.tif
RGB.20140817_050524_443.tif
Record BrowCam Using both
arms to hook this up.
RGB.20140817_050613_692.tif
RGB.20140817_050637_042.tif
RGB.20140817_050639_477.tif
RGB.20140817_050642_380.tif
RGB.20140817_050644_616.tif
RGB.20140817_050646_217.tif
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date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
5
5
6
7
48
2
45.946284
45.946284
-129.983730
-129.983730
69
68
1516
1516
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
5
5
5
5
5
7
9
9
10
10
15
51
55
1
29
45.946284
45.946285
45.946285
45.946285
45.946285
-129.983730
-129.983726
-129.983726
-129.983727
-129.983727
69
68
68
69
69
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
2014/08/17
5
12
2
45.946268
-129.983703
36
1515
2014/08/17
5
13
28
45.946269
-129.983703
20
1516
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
5
5
13
14
45
4
45.946269
45.946270
-129.983703
-129.983730
21
34
1515
1516
2014/08/17
5
15
18
45.946309
-129.983716
115
1516
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
5
5
5
19
19
19
2
4
7
45.946309
45.946309
45.946309
-129.983716
-129.983716
-129.983716
120
120
120
1516
1516
1516
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
19
19
19
19
19
20
20
20
18
33
35
41
59
3
7
21
45.946309
45.946309
45.946309
45.946309
45.946309
45.946309
45.946309
45.946307
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-129.983717
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120
120
120
120
119
119
119
120
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
1516
2014/08/17
5
20
33
45.946308
-129.983728
119
1515
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
5
5
5
5
5
5
20
20
20
21
21
21
36
37
59
4
5
9
45.946307
45.946306
45.946282
45.946274
45.946273
45.946268
-129.983725
-129.983719
-129.983657
-129.983638
-129.983633
-129.983614
120
119
118
117
114
101
2014/08/17
5
21
30
45.946312
-129.983586
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
5
5
21
22
39
4
45.946326
45.946335
2014/08/17
5
25
36
45.946419
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
RGB.20140817_050648_253.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Floc is
just pouring out of the pipe.
vv#
13114
13116
RGB.20140817_050715_447.tif
RGB.20140817_050951_302.tif
RGB.20140817_050954_939.tif
RGB.20140817_051001_679.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Floc
coming out of the frame tube
when we bump it.
The 3 vertical tubes are hooked
and then that will be connected to
the float package.
Jason is trying too hook another
tube. Got it.
RGB.20140817_051345_468.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Little
snow chimneys coming out of the
tubes when the device is jostled.
13117
13123
13124
13125
13127
Tito is going to cut the anchor off
and we will be sending this to the
surface. So the donut and
sandbags will be on the seafloor.
RGB.20140817_051902_084.tif
RGB.20140817_051904_620.tif
Tito has the knife and will be
cutting the chain links off the
package.
It's on the way to the surface.
RGB.20140817_051933_625.tif
RGB.20140817_051934_959.tif
RGB.20140817_051941_599.tif
RGB.20140817_051959_784.tif
RGB.20140817_052002_954.tif
RGB.20140817_052007_892.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam There
is the vent without the thermal
device. the donut is full of
anhydrite.
54 m / minute is the ascent rate of
the package.
13142
1515
1515
1511
1510
1510
1509
RGB.20140817_052035_920.tif
RGB.20140817_052037_722.tif
RGB.20140817_052059_377.tif
RGB.20140817_052104_115.tif
RGB.20140817_052105_284.tif
There is supposed to be a
fiberglass line on the donut.
13166
13167
13168
13170
13171
13172
22
1507
13173
-129.983584
-129.983577
25
28
1506
1497
Spanish steps in view as we lifted
off.
RGB.20140817_052139_317.tif
The package is rising at 60m/min.
About 25m to the surface.
-129.983601
23
1423
We're not on the bottom right
now. Waiting for the package to
get to the surface.
13185
153
13132
13135
13137
13139
13151
13152
13153
13154
13156
13157
13158
13159
13161
13162
13163
13165
13175
13177
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/17
5
31
30
45.946412
-129.983590
20
1395
2014/08/17
5
36
18
45.946386
-129.983569
18
1395
Dave is letting the oxygen reading
run. Incubator is chugging away
at the set temperatures.
13208
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
5
6
6
48
9
9
54
26
54
45.946336
45.946286
45.946286
-129.983526
-129.983506
-129.983506
2
101
103
1395
1395
1395
Floats and package at the surface.
06:10 package on board.
The donut is still on the seafloor
surrounding Trevi vent.
13234
13276
13278
2014/08/17
6
32
11
45.946302
-129.983553
169
1395
We're going to get the float pack
and bring it over to Trevi.
13324
2014/08/17
6
37
22
45.946314
-129.983549
164
1395
No more elevators and only 1
donut to bring to the surface.
13335
2014/08/17
6
54
2
45.946422
-129.983537
192
1395
Moving into position before we're
going back down
13370
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
58
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
11
12
12
12
9
30
47
47
47
48
48
21
11
3
16
33
45.946453
45.946481
45.946475
45.946475
45.946475
45.946475
45.946475
45.946455
45.946294
45.946200
45.946186
45.946169
-129.983522
-129.985191
-129.985190
-129.985190
-129.985190
-129.985190
-129.985190
-129.985192
-129.984920
-129.984843
-129.984808
-129.984773
197
166
167
167
167
167
167
166
137
117
122
125
1396
1503
1508
1508
1508
1508
1508
1517
1518
1518
1518
1519
13379
13392
13394
13395
13396
13397
13398
13400
13413
13416
13417
13419
2014/08/17
7
13
14
45.946143
-129.984716
122
1520
Kory is starting his move
NAV: Doppler Reset
TXT:
TXT:
TXT:
TXT:
TXT:
Bit of a hill on the bottom
Looking for the float
Float is found
Crab hanging out nearby]
Float is down in a hole Dave B
thinks this is a nasty place to drop
things
Going down to look at the links
you know for safety purposes
2014/08/17
7
13
42
45.946138
-129.984691
133
1518
This float pack will be taken to
Trevi to the East
13423
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
22
28
32
33
33
34
34
35
17
43
30
6
54
17
46
56
45.946092
45.946119
45.946206
45.946229
45.946234
45.946234
45.946234
45.946219
-129.984571
-129.984284
-129.983719
-129.983648
-129.983656
-129.983656
-129.983655
-129.983726
91
90
68
74
68
68
68
16
1499
1490
1491
1491
1507
1511
1509
1515
13441
13455
13463
13466
13468
13470
13472
13475
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
7
7
36
36
22
35
45.946223
45.946236
-129.983778
-129.983820
17
18
1515
1515
Waiting on the ship to move
Coming up 10 meters
Approximately 8 meters away
Heading down
13 meters off
Bottom in sight
Setting float pack down
Believe we're looking at Spanish
Steps
Trevi spotted to the left
Trevi is right on where the target
says it should be
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
7
7
7
7
36
36
37
37
54
57
28
55
45.946243
45.946243
45.946246
45.946266
-129.983815
-129.983815
-129.983813
-129.983717
16
16
15
16
1515
1515
1515
1516
HD frame grab BrowCam
RGB.20140817_073657_327.tif
Taking frame grabs of the process
Pull the cap off; set aside; pull
sand bags; set aside
13480
13481
13483
13485
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
7
7
7
7
38
38
38
38
0
7
9
17
45.946268
45.946266
45.946266
45.946266
-129.983718
-129.983718
-129.983718
-129.983718
15
15
16
16
1517
1517
1517
1517
NAV: Doppler Reset
RGB.20140817_073807_631.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
RGB.20140817_073817_711.tif
13486
13488
13489
13490
154
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
At 1400m will take another O2
reading: Dave is setting it up.
vv#
13197
13421
13477
13479
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
7
7
38
38
18
31
45.946266
45.946266
-129.983718
-129.983718
16
16
1517
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
38
38
38
38
39
39
39
39
35
36
43
52
20
20
21
39
45.946266
45.946266
45.946266
45.946266
45.946265
45.946265
45.946265
45.946265
-129.983718
-129.983718
-129.983718
-129.983719
-129.983719
-129.983719
-129.983719
-129.983719
16
16
16
16
13
13
13
13
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
2014/08/17
7
40
0
45.946265
-129.983719
13
1517
2014/08/17
7
40
34
45.946269
-129.983718
17
1516
2014/08/17
7
41
1
45.946275
-129.983714
14
1516
2014/08/17
7
41
22
45.946275
-129.983714
15
1516
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
7
7
41
42
40
49
45.946275
45.946284
-129.983714
-129.983713
15
19
1516
1516
2014/08/17
7
43
33
45.946291
-129.983714
24
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
43
43
43
43
43
43
44
44
44
44
44
45
47
44
48
56
56
58
59
2
4
21
26
28
25
25
45.946291
45.946291
45.946291
45.946291
45.946291
45.946291
45.946291
45.946291
45.946291
45.946291
45.946291
45.946291
45.946291
-129.983715
-129.983714
-129.983714
-129.983714
-129.983714
-129.983714
-129.983714
-129.983714
-129.983714
-129.983714
-129.983713
-129.983715
-129.983716
24
24
25
25
26
26
25
26
26
28
28
22
20
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1516
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
7
7
7
7
7
48
48
48
49
49
45
55
59
2
13
45.946306
45.946306
45.946306
45.946306
45.946306
-129.983708
-129.983708
-129.983708
-129.983708
-129.983708
21
20
20
20
20
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
7
7
7
7
7
7
49
49
49
49
49
51
17
22
23
24
28
8
45.946306
45.946306
45.946306
45.946306
45.946306
45.946330
-129.983708
-129.983708
-129.983708
-129.983708
-129.983708
-129.983697
20
21
21
20
20
120
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1515
155
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
HD frame grab SciCam
Good shot on the science cam of
base donut
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140817_073836_430.tif
RGB.20140817_073843_870.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
TXT:
TXT:
TXT:
Bunch of debris piled up in the
donut
Kory notes that is difficult to
make any maneuvers without
snow storm of debris
The trick up Kory's sleeve is to
switch to wrist cam
vv#
13491
13492
13494
13495
13496
13497
13499
13500
13501
13503
13504
13507
Lots of debris coming with the
donut
Snow storm sounds effects
provided by Kory
Slow Ride by Foghat
Donut only supposed to weigh
105 lbs; debris may be adding to
the weight; possibly punch it
through?
Not moving very far; sitting down
to think of the next move
13508
Attempting to shake off debris
RGB.20140817_074348_641.tif
RGB.20140817_074355_945.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
RGB.20140817_074357_947.tif
TXT:
RGB.20140817_074402_052.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
Pics of attempt to clean off donut
RGB.20140817_074426_276.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
Scraping with the left arm
Not sure that accomplished
anything; now shaking to see
what happens
Donut filled with stuff
Record PilotCam
RGB.20140817_074859_756.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
HD frame grab PilotCam Not
taking video; just frame grab
13519
13520
13521
13522
13523
13524
13525
13527
13528
13529
13530
13533
13538
RGB.20140817_074917_141.tif
RGB.20140817_074922_312.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
TXT:
HD frame grab PilotCam
Donut is currently off the vent; let
things settle and see how far
13548
13549
13550
13551
13552
13557
13510
13512
13515
13518
13542
13543
13544
13546
13547
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/17
7
52
49
45.946272
-129.983752
52
1515
2014/08/17
7
53
13
45.946256
-129.983723
356
1516
2014/08/17
7
53
26
45.946258
-129.983722
355
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
7
7
55
57
15
10
45.946258
45.946223
-129.983722
-129.983706
355
355
1517
1516
Stowing sandbags in basket
Heading south; looking for a good
place to secure the sand bags
13569
13574
2014/08/17
7
58
27
45.946212
-129.983780
359
1517
13577
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
7
7
58
59
44
56
45.946214
45.946213
-129.983780
-129.983753
0
1
1517
1515
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
0
3
5
9
11
15
18
25
27
29
10
54
45
59
25
45
31
27
52
45
45.946241
45.946211
45.946269
45.946217
45.946264
45.946206
45.946265
45.946211
45.946235
45.946245
-129.983736
-129.983773
-129.983726
-129.983763
-129.983699
-129.983765
-129.983721
-129.983776
-129.983596
-129.983578
357
354
16
355
328
335
352
354
44
25
1515
1517
1517
1516
1517
1517
1517
1517
1514
1517
All dead stuff underneath; weights
here as well
Good spot to leave the sand bags
Sand bags deposited in their final
resting place
Heading back for more
Three more transferred
Heading back for more
3-4 more transferred
Heading back for more
~5 more transferred
Heading back for more
~3-4 more transferred
Heading to the float pack
buoyancy: 2 bottom links at 20
lbs; 2 middle at 60 lbs; 1 top at 85
2014/08/17
8
30
14
45.946242
-129.983581
25
1515
Donut is likely more than 200 lbs
if it can't be picked up
13654
2014/08/17
8
33
40
45.946275
-129.983668
328
1512
13662
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
35
36
36
36
37
37
37
37
37
37
57
3
4
5
10
11
13
13
17
26
45.946303
45.946303
45.946303
45.946303
45.946303
45.946303
45.946303
45.946303
45.946303
45.946304
-129.983688
-129.983688
-129.983688
-129.983688
-129.983688
-129.983688
-129.983688
-129.983688
-129.983688
-129.983690
300
300
300
300
302
302
302
302
302
303
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
2014/08/17
8
39
40
45.946313
-129.983716
271
1515
2014/08/17
8
41
24
45.946264
-129.983821
332
1518
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
8
8
41
42
56
25
45.946266
45.946265
-129.983816
-129.983813
326
328
1519
1518
Offloaded 2 15 lb Jason weights
to allow for heavier Donut
payload
RGB.20140817_083557_648.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140817_083604_789.tif
TXT:
RGB.20140817_083710_338.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
RGB.20140817_083712_974.tif
TXT:
HD frame grab PilotCam
Pics of Jason trying to pickup
Donut
Just barely moving with donut in
hand
Noting a few small wiggles on the
incubator heater temperature;
possibly related to the strain on
the thrusters from which the
incubators draw their power
TXT:
Made it a little west of the vent
field; leaving the donut
2014/08/17
8
47
13
45.946284
-129.983838
17
1520
Donut position - 129░
59.0296'W; 45░56.7764'N
13704
2014/08/17
8
52
37
45.946318
-129.983747
75
1517
Recovering syntactic foam which
no longer floats putting it in the
bio box
13716
156
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
Basically formed a chimney from
the base of the chimney all the
way through the tubes
Now going to move the sand bags
off the vent; trying not to break
them
some may be broken already; do
our best not to break anymore
vv#
13561
13563
13564
13579
13582
13584
13592
13597
13606
13610
13620
13626
13641
13647
13652
13667
13669
13670
13671
13674
13675
13676
13677
13678
13679
13685
13689
13691
13693
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/17
8
57
10
45.946318
-129.983711
115
1517
2014/08/17
8
59
44
45.946316
-129.983713
124
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
9
9
9
9
0
1
3
4
48
41
14
1
45.946315
45.946316
45.946247
45.946209
-129.983698
-129.983696
-129.983785
-129.983772
146
144
96
333
1517
1517
1516
1516
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
9
9
9
4
6
8
8
20
20
45.946195
45.946304
45.946236
-129.983785
-129.983725
-129.983766
289
44
71
1516
1517
1516
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
9
9
8
11
28
34
45.946252
45.946238
-129.983777
-129.983754
32
125
1515
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
9
9
11
15
46
39
45.946246
45.946237
-129.983754
-129.983751
96
128
1516
1518
2014/08/17
9
17
26
45.946285
-129.983718
69
1516
2014/08/17
9
23
26
45.946287
-129.983714
72
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
9
9
9
9
9
9
25
26
26
26
26
26
38
6
10
20
25
54
45.946286
45.946286
45.946286
45.946286
45.946286
45.946286
-129.983711
-129.983711
-129.983711
-129.983711
-129.983711
-129.983711
76
76
76
76
76
75
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
9
9
9
9
27
27
27
28
17
30
34
10
45.946286
45.946286
45.946286
45.946286
-129.983711
-129.983711
-129.983711
-129.983711
75
76
76
75
1517
1517
1517
1517
2014/08/17
9
32
23
45.946286
-129.983711
75
1517
2014/08/17
9
34
37
45.946286
-129.983711
75
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
9
9
35
36
59
0
45.946286
45.946286
-129.983711
-129.983711
75
75
1517
1517
2014/08/17
9
37
22
45.946286
-129.983711
75
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
9
9
40
40
0
18
45.946286
45.946286
-129.983710
-129.983710
75
75
1517
1517
2014/08/17
9
40
58
45.946286
-129.983710
75
1517
2014/08/17
9
44
47
45.946286
-129.983710
75
1517
157
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
Coming back to get the chain
weight and drag it off a bit
vv#
13726
The chain is too heavy to move all
at once; going to cut the
connections between links with
Jason's shiv
One link cut loose
All connectors have been cut
Jason typically has ~200 lbs of lift
One link transferred to sand bag
pile
going back for another
Attempting 2 links this time
2 more links transferred to sand
bag pile
Heading back for more
2 more links transferred to sand
bag pile
Heading back for more
2 more links and 1 remaining sand
bag transferred to what is now a
chain link and sand bag pile
13732
Heading back to Trevi for water
sampling
Taking fluid temperature with
Jason probe
Getting around 240 C
RGB.20140817_092606_234.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
Frame grab of pilot cam
Tmax = 241.5
Temperature starting to climb
again
Correction Tmax now 242.4 C
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140817_092734_760.tif
Starting flush pump; placing HFS
intake
SAMPLE: HFS Only getting
~130 C with HFS T probe; much
lower compared to Jason probe
Slowed pump rate and achieved
same temperature as Jason Probe
13779
RGB.20140817_093559_829.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Trevi
sample setup
SAMPLE: HFS J790-HFS-14;
Piston 2; start = 09:34; stop =
09:36; Tmax = 241.5 ; Tavg =
241.4; T2 = 71; Vol. = 401
RGB.20140817_094000_836.tif
SAMPLE: HFS J790-HFS-15;
Piston 3; start = 09:37; stop =
09:39; Tmax = 241.7; Tavg =
241.5; T2 = 71; Vol. = 401
Removing HFS intake going to
get GTB
SAMPLE: GTB J790-GTB-16;
GTB Black; start = 09:44
13830
13831
13735
13738
13742
13744
13746
13751
13756
13757
13765
13766
13775
13792
13798
13800
13801
13802
13803
13805
13807
13808
13810
13812
13821
13827
13835
13841
13843
13845
13854
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
9
9
9
47
47
47
30
31
44
45.946286
45.946286
45.946285
-129.983710
-129.983710
-129.983710
74
75
74
1517
1517
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
9
9
10
53
56
5
44
53
38
45.946286
45.946285
45.946285
-129.983710
-129.983711
-129.983710
75
75
75
1517
1517
1517
2014/08/17
10
7
18
45.946284
-129.983709
75
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
10
10
16
16
9
19
45.946288
45.946288
-129.983697
-129.983697
90
89
1518
1518
2014/08/17
10
16
54
45.946288
-129.983697
89
1518
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
10
10
10
18
18
18
32
40
56
45.946288
45.946288
45.946286
-129.983697
-129.983697
-129.983702
90
90
79
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
10
10
10
18
19
19
59
1
21
45.946285
45.946284
45.946276
-129.983706
-129.983706
-129.983711
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
20
20
20
20
21
21
21
12
13
24
48
3
16
37
45.946188
45.946187
45.946171
45.946123
45.946118
45.946115
45.946115
2014/08/17
10
21
59
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
22
22
22
22
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
10
10
10
10
23
23
23
23
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
RGB.20140817_094730_532.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
SAMPLE: GTB J790-HFS-17;
GTB red/green; start = 09:47
vv#
13860
13861
13863
Getting ready to take an IGT
ICL power one
SAMPLE: IGT J790-IGT-18; IGT
#4 ; start = 10:02; stop = 10:04;
Tmax = 240.7;
Stowing IGT heading for Spanish
Steps
Not yet actually.
First recovered the non-buoyant
syntactic foam from the thermal
energy experiment.
Next going to deploy a HOBO
temperature probe.
13876
13883
13902
1518
1518
1517
RGB.20140817_101832_514.tif
RGB.20140817_101840_121.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Frame
grab of HOBO deployment
13933
13935
13936
71
66
32
1517
1517
1517
13937
13938
13940
-129.983702
-129.983701
-129.983691
-129.983630
-129.983609
-129.983606
-129.983606
146
145
145
144
142
142
143
1514
1514
1514
1515
1516
1516
1516
45.946115
-129.983606
143
1516
43
47
54
59
2
8
14
15
16
17
19
36
45.946088
45.946088
45.946089
45.946090
45.946090
45.946091
45.946090
45.946090
45.946090
45.946090
45.946090
45.946090
-129.983636
-129.983635
-129.983631
-129.983631
-129.983630
-129.983629
-129.983629
-129.983629
-129.983629
-129.983630
-129.983630
-129.983630
74
74
80
81
83
84
84
83
83
83
83
82
1516
1516
1516
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
RGB.20140817_101859_040.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
DEPLOY: HOBO temp probe
Deploying HOBO 153 at Trevi;
Time = 10:18; quite a bit of
flotation.
TXT:
TXT:
Now heading to Spanish Steps
Think we see the Marker #155
Arrived at Spanish Steps
Observing blue microbial mat
Jim states that this site has been
fairly hot; should look around and
identify good flow.
Blue mat does not like it very hot;
though Kory sees a lot of
shimmering there.
RGB.20140817_102243_200.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
HD frame grab PilotCam
RGB.20140817_102259_450.tif
RGB.20140817_102302_086.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
RGB.20140817_102314_584.tif
RGB.20140817_102315_084.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
TXT:
HD frame grab SciCam
Getting frame grabs as we fly
around Spanish Steps
38
38
40
42
45.946090
45.946090
45.946090
45.946090
-129.983630
-129.983630
-129.983630
-129.983630
82
82
82
83
1517
1517
1517
1517
RGB.20140817_102338_207.tif
RGB.20140817_102338_507.tif
RGB.20140817_102340_242.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
13970
13971
13972
13973
158
13907
13926
13927
13929
13943
13944
13945
13947
13949
13950
13952
13953
13956
13957
13958
13959
13960
13962
13963
13964
13965
13966
13967
13969
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
10
10
10
10
26
26
26
26
13
15
16
51
45.946108
45.946108
45.946108
45.946108
-129.983589
-129.983589
-129.983589
-129.983588
136
136
136
137
1517
1517
1517
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
27
27
27
28
34
34
35
35
35
35
44
51
53
57
25
53
58
5
12
17
24
39
45.946108
45.946108
45.946108
45.946108
45.946072
45.946072
45.946072
45.946072
45.946072
45.946072
45.946103
-129.983588
-129.983588
-129.983588
-129.983588
-129.983558
-129.983558
-129.983558
-129.983558
-129.983558
-129.983558
-129.983584
138
138
137
137
259
259
258
258
258
258
154
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
1517
2014/08/17
10
44
55
45.946103
-129.983584
154
1517
2014/08/17
10
50
18
45.946103
-129.983585
154
1517
2014/08/17
10
56
16
45.946103
-129.983663
154
1517
2014/08/17
11
2
5
45.946103
-129.983663
154
1517
2014/08/17
11
2
13
45.946103
-129.983663
154
2014/08/17
11
12
49
45.946103
-129.983663
2014/08/17
11
14
7
45.946103
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
17
18
27
28
44
52
52
53
5
21
58
0
46
18
19
23
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
53
53
53
54
54
56
56
35
56
57
10
11
24
37
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
RGB.20140817_102613_128.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140817_102616_632.tif
Poking around for best
temperature
RGB.20140817_102751_046.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
RGB.20140817_102757_219.tif
RGB.20140817_102824_947.tif
RGB.20140817_103453_479.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
RGB.20140817_103505_091.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140817_103517_770.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Best temperature we found was
near the top of the mound; ~40 C
vv#
13979
13980
13981
13984
13987
13988
13989
13992
14006
14007
14009
14010
14011
14012
14032
Stowing the Jason probe; placing
HFS intake
Having a hard time locating a
good high temperature; going to
take an O2 reading while stuck at
16 C
Taking O2 sensor reading; start
=1055 ; stop = 1056; T1 =17.8 ;
O2 = 0.38 pH = 3.05volts.
Problem with Beast temp probe.
Trying to fix it.
14033
1517
It is working again. Sample near
the top of the mound in dense
biota (tubeworms; barnacles and
bacterial mat)
14072
154
1517
14094
-129.983663
154
1517
SAMPLE: HFS J2-790-HFS-19;
Piston # 4; Tmax:29.8C
;Tavg:29.3C Start:1108 End:1111
v=605ml
SAMPLE: GTHFS J790-GTHFS20 ; Port GT; Fired: 11:13.
45.945949
45.945821
45.945274
45.945275
45.944280
45.943673
45.943673
45.943670
-129.983810
-129.983921
-129.983986
-129.983986
-129.984666
-129.985361
-129.985360
-129.985350
205
200
207
207
203
30
30
30
1517
1520
1521
1521
1519
1522
1522
1523
292m MKR N3
We are going to MKR N3.
RGB.20140817_112758_750.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Transit to N3.
RGB.20140817_115218_236.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Record SciCam Hi-Def recording
at N3 site with blue mat. 11:51.
14105
14108
14128
14129
14164
14180
14181
14184
45.943670
45.943663
45.943663
45.943661
45.943661
45.943673
45.943673
-129.985349
-129.985341
-129.985341
-129.985333
-129.985333
-129.985359
-129.985355
30
23
23
16
16
26
25
1523
1523
1523
1523
1523
1523
1523
We are at N3.
RGB.20140817_115356_234.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140817_115410_815.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Record SciCam 11:56.
End Highlights Ended the Hi-def
at 11:56.
14186
14187
14188
14190
14191
14196
14198
159
14045
14058
14071
14098
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/17
12
13
5
45.943669
-129.985360
27
1523
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
12
12
15
23
34
8
45.943670
45.943669
-129.985360
-129.985357
26
26
1523
1523
2014/08/17
12
33
4
45.943669
-129.985357
26
1523
2014/08/17
12
43
22
45.943669
-129.985357
27
1523
2014/08/17
12
47
23
45.943669
-129.985357
26
1523
2014/08/17
12
48
31
45.943670
-129.985357
26
1523
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
12
12
12
12
12
49
49
50
51
51
4
7
2
3
18
45.943670
45.943670
45.943670
45.943653
45.943680
-129.985358
-129.985358
-129.985358
-129.985302
-129.985495
26
26
26
1523
1523
1523
13
1522
2014/08/17
12
53
57
45.943698
-129.985486
35
1519
2014/08/17
12
54
14
45.943677
-129.985445
41
1522
2014/08/17
12
55
28
45.943662
-129.985278
353
1521
2014/08/17
12
56
27
45.943715
-129.985135
266
1521
2014/08/17
12
58
5
45.943865
-129.985201
3
1519
2014/08/17
12
58
21
45.943915
-129.985158
34
1518
2014/08/17
13
0
22
45.943933
-129.984757
29
1518
2014/08/17
13
2
2
45.944032
-129.984651
30
1519
2014/08/17
13
20
49
45.945547
-129.983445
48
2014/08/17
13
22
26
45.945542
-129.983271
358
160
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
SAMPLE: IGT J790-IGT-21; IGT
# 1; site N3l; Temp: 22.4C ;
Fired: 1212
The Tmax:22.5C for the IGT 1.
We will do some scanning for pH
and O2 at N3 before Beast
sampling.
Reading Start:1223 Tmax:22.4
Tavg:21.4 O2:0.20 pH:2.806 volts
End:1228
J790-HFS-22 (corrected sample
#); Piston #5; Start: 1239
Tmax:22.5 Tavg:21.9 Volume:
601
SAMPLE: HFS J790-HFS-23
(corrected sample #); Bag # 9;
Start:12:44 Tmax:21.8 Tavg:21.3
Volume: 482
SAMPLE: GTB J790-GTB-24
(corrected sample #); Fired:1247.
vv#
14232
14238
14254
14275
14296
14305
14308
RGB.20140817_124904_827.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
We are going to Trevi.
Leaving N3 heading for Trevi.
SAMPLE: IGT We are closing
the incubators.
The hand-written sampling sheet
has the previous O2 and pH
reading as a sample; sample #22.
(Hand-written sheet: samples
incorrect HFS 23 is actually
HFS 22 etc.)
SAMPLE: IGT Incubator 1 is
transferring to bag. (N3 cliff still
in sight). Transit along seafloor
to Trevi.
SAMPLE: IGT The temp is
dropping in the incubator;
everything looks ok for now.
SAMPLE: IGT This Inc will be
labeled as J790-Inc-26 in the
sample sheet. (IT IS ACTUALLY
J790-Inc-25) Incubator 1-Cold.
SAMPLE: Inc J790-Inc-25
(corrected sample # here) Time:
12:58; 560 mL Sudden
obstruction.
SAMPLE: Inc We have fresh
water coming out again.
14311
14312
14314
14317
14318
SAMPLE: Inc. Done transferring
Inc# 1; 180 ml/min rate of
transfer. 809 ml transferred.
SAMPLE: Inc Turning off the
heating in Inc #1.
14343
1519
SAMPLE: Inc Incubator 3 will be
pumped next.
14386
1517
SAMPLE: Inc J790-Inc-26
(corrected sample # here) Time:
Inc #3 Valve 18 Start pumping:
1322. Still transiting along the
seafloor to Trevi.
14390
14324
14326
14329
14332
14337
14338
14347
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/17
13
23
34
45.945759
-129.983573
345
1518
2014/08/17
13
23
47
45.945814
-129.983587
7
1518
2014/08/17
13
25
51
45.946101
-129.983544
352
1517
2014/08/17
13
26
41
45.946142
-129.983625
352
1515
2014/08/17
13
28
22
45.946231
-129.983685
96
1516
2014/08/17
13
28
33
45.946249
-129.983727
100
1517
2014/08/17
13
28
54
45.946260
-129.983657
127
1518
2014/08/17
13
31
33
45.946322
-129.983760
140
1518
2014/08/17
13
32
37
45.946260
-129.983650
139
1518
2014/08/17
13
37
5
45.946259
-129.983651
139
1518
SAMPLE: Major J790-Major-28
(corrected sample # here). Black
Major; at Trevi; Fired: 1335.
14428
2014/08/17
13
38
38
45.946259
-129.983651
139
1518
14432
2014/08/17
13
39
44
45.946259
-129.983651
139
1518
2014/08/17
13
40
53
45.946259
-129.983650
137
1519
2014/08/17
13
43
47
45.946259
-129.983651
135
1519
We are done with sampling. We
will release the elevator from
Trevi.
SAMPLE: Inc J790-Inc-29
(corrected sample # here) Time:
Inc # 2 Started pumping:13:39
Valve 16. We got a sudden
obstruction right away and no
fresh water seen.
SAMPLE: Inc J790-Inc-29 Time:
Inc # 2 Valve 18 Pump pulling
but we don't see any water
coming out.
We are taking a temperature
reading from Trevi. Tmax: 243C.
2014/08/17
13
44
23
45.946259
-129.983651
134
1519
14447
2014/08/17
13
45
4
45.946277
-129.983715
41
1516
J790-Inc-29 (corrected sample #
here) Time: Inc # 2 Valve 16 We
are done pumping. End: 13:43
Volume: 843ml pumped. But we
don't think it pumped.
J790-Inc-30 (corrected sample #
here) Inc # 4 Valve 20 Start
pumping:1344. Fresh water
coming out.
161
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
SAMPLE: Inc J790-Inc-26
(corrected sample # here)Time:
Inc # 3 Valve 18 We see fresh
water coming out.
J790-Inc-26 (corrected sample #
here)Time: Inc # 3 Valve 18
Temp dropping in chamber.
SAMPLE: Inc J790-Inc-26
(corrected sample # here) Time:
Inc # 3 Valve 18 Sudden
obstruction at Time:13:25
Volume: 451 ml but started
pumping again and see fresh
water coming out again.
SAMPLE: Inc J790-Inc-26
(corrected sample # here) Time:
Inc # 3 Valve 18 631 ml Sudden
obstruction. Sampling again right
after.
SAMPLE: Inc J790-Inc-26
(corrected sample # here) Inc # 3
Valve 18 Stop time: 13:27
Volume: 841 ml . Shutting off
incubator.
Trevi in sight (Hobo visible). Just
a flattened area where the
thermal experiment sat. Not
much here.
SAMPLE: Inc J790-Inc-26
(corrected sample # here) We
don't think it pumped after 631ml
sudden obstruction.
Settling in to take a few samples
here at Trevi.
SAMPLE: Major J790-Major-27
(corrected sample # here) Red
Major; at Trevi; Fired: 1332
vv#
14394
14395
14400
14403
14407
14408
14409
14415
14418
14435
14438
14445
14450
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/17
13
48
51
45.946253
-129.983754
146
1521
2014/08/17
13
52
25
45.946283
-129.983784
132
1515
2014/08/17
13
53
11
45.946276
-129.983696
122
1516
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
13
13
54
58
7
9
45.946240
45.946231
-129.983522
-129.983508
123
123
1515
1517
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
13
13
14
15
15
15
15
59
59
41
16
22
28
30
25
56
55
29
22
32
0
45.946231
45.946231
45.946426
45.946404
45.946408
45.946402
45.946446
-129.983508
-129.983508
-129.983824
-129.983771
-129.983762
-129.983794
-129.983759
123
123
280
168
152
203
59
1517
1517
343
40
0
-1
-1
J2-790 Dive Comments (Bottom
time: 8/16 16:35 - 8/17 14:00
UTC)
J790-Inc-30 Inc # 4 Valve 20 Low
battery 75ml/min. Repumping.
Still getting fresh water out.
vv#
14458
Location of the donut close to
Trevi. Lat: 45 45.7759 Lon: 129
59.0292
J790-Inc-30 Inc # 4 Valve 20
840ml was pumped.
14466
We will release the elevator.
First we will release the weight
that carries Dave's equipment
pieces.
It's on its way to the surface.
Turning off the incubator power.
Elevator on deck!
40 meters from the surface.
Securing Medea.
Jason out of water
Jason on deck
14472
14481
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
Jason in water
Medea in water.
recording pH/O2 profile on the
way to the bottom.
Incubator power turned on and
starting to heat inc number one
and three.
Incubator temperature rising.
Jason on bottom
We found Mkr-113 and the
sampling site.
We will take fluid samples and
IGTs here.
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140818_005314_068.tif
Temp is 32C and steady. We will
sample from here.
Something wrong with the pump.
We are rebooting.
Record SciCam Hi-def started at
1:01:00.
RGB.20140818_010202_894.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Record SciCam Hi-def stopped at
1:04:00.
The pump is not working it won't
start.
Flush pump still not working!
J791-Inc-01. Flush pump is not
working. We will use the sample
pump to pump incubator #2. Start:
1:22.
We see fresh water coming out.
We filled incubator #2 with our
flush pump.
vv#
14469
14484
14486
14571
14630
14633
14634
14635
J2-791 Dive Log
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
2014/08/17
23
23
23
35
41
52
31
13
42
45.946408
45.946406
45.946404
-129.983809
-129.983770
-129.983772
231.9
166
169.5
0.88
7.3
185.72
2014/08/17
23
53
6
45.946405
-129.983772
169
196.98
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
0
0
0
36
41
49
9
32
37
45.946535
45.922798
45.922723
-129.983551
-129.988441
-129.988191
226.1
48.01
355.9
1432.2
1513.8
1520.2
2014/08/18
0
51
17
45.922733
-129.988172
4.89
1521.5
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
0
0
0
53
53
57
14
14
47
45.922735
45.922735
45.922732
-129.988162
-129.988162
-129.988164
4.27
4.27
4.22
1521.6
1521.6
1521.7
2014/08/18
0
59
58
45.922729
-129.988166
4.07
1521.6
2014/08/18
1
1
57
45.922727
-129.988169
4.02
1521.6
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
1
1
1
2
2
6
2
3
5
45.922727
45.922727
45.922724
-129.988169
-129.988169
-129.988184
4.01
4.01
4.02
1521.6
1521.6
1521.6
2014/08/18
1
7
57
45.922724
-129.988192
3.96
1521.6
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
1
1
13
22
39
24
45.922728
45.922727
-129.988189
-129.988194
3.85
3.79
1521.7
1521.7
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
1
1
22
27
45
51
45.922727
45.922729
-129.988196
-129.988202
3.8
3.77
1521.7
1521.7
162
14644
14648
14659
14661
14748
14759
14777
14781
14787
14786
14797
14802
14807
14808
14809
14819
14823
14836
14854
14856
14867
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
1
31
11
45.922727
-129.988191
3.71
1521.7
2014/08/18
1
32
4
45.922726
-129.988188
3.7
1521.6
2014/08/18
1
34
56
45.922719
-129.988182
3.75
1521.7
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
1
1
35
36
36
2
45.922717
45.922716
-129.988182
-129.988183
3.79
3.77
1521.7
1521.7
2014/08/18
1
37
2
45.922714
-129.988184
3.82
1521.7
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
1
1
1
1
39
41
41
43
45
44
52
9
45.922714
45.922718
45.922718
45.922721
-129.988190
-129.988192
-129.988192
-129.988192
3.81
3.82
3.85
3.89
1521.7
1521.7
1521.7
1521.7
2014/08/18
1
46
3
45.922727
-129.988187
3.91
1521.7
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
1
1
47
47
41
53
45.922727
45.922727
-129.988182
-129.988181
3.87
3.94
1521.7
1521.7
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
1
1
1
1
1
1
48
49
49
50
51
53
55
14
26
3
0
32
45.922726
45.922726
45.922726
45.922725
45.922724
45.922723
-129.988178
-129.988177
-129.988177
-129.988175
-129.988172
-129.988167
3.87
3.88
3.91
3.89
3.97
3.91
1521.7
1521.7
1521.7
1521.7
1521.7
1521.7
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
1
2
56
0
51
39
45.922724
45.922726
-129.988167
-129.988173
4.03
4.58
1521.7
1521.7
2014/08/18
2
7
49
45.922719
-129.988177
4.58
1521.7
2014/08/18
2
9
13
45.922717
-129.988178
4.58
1521.7
2014/08/18
2
11
15
45.922717
-129.988179
4.58
1521.7
2014/08/18
2
18
17
45.922726
-129.988177
5.23
1521.7
163
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
SAMPLE: J791-Inc-02. Inc We
started incubator 1. We see fresh
water coming out.
We are alternating with sensory
pump to pull some water to the
upper part of the beast to flush
with vent water and then suck in
water to incubators.
Fresh water flow and temp drop in
the incubator are good signs that
Incubator #1 is working.
Incubator #1 is finished at 1:35.
SAMPLE: Inc. J791-Inc-03.
Incubator #3 is started at 1:35.
We see fresh water coming out
and we saw the temp drop so this
one seems to be working.
Flush pump is running now.
Incubator #3 is filled at 1:41.
Flush pump stopped again.
SAMPLE: Inc. J791-Inc-04.
Filling up Incubator #4. Fresh
water coming out of the bag and
we have a drop in temp. It seems
to be filling well.
Incubator #1 and Incubator #3 are
the hot ones and their
temperatures dropped the same
amount.
Incubator #4 is finished at 1:47.
We will shut off all the shut off
valves.
Incubator #1 valve shut.
Incubator #1 valve shut.
Incubator #2 valve shut.
Incubator #3 valve shut.
Incubator # 4 valve shut.
SAMPLE: HFS Bag #6 is getting
filled.
HFS Bag #6 is done.
SAMPLE: J791-HFS-5 Bag #6
Tmax: 32.4C Tavg: 32.2 Volume:
600ml T2:8 PI: Butterfield
SAMPLE: HFS J791-HFS-6
Piston #4 Tmax: 32.4 Tavg: 29.5
Volume: 619ml T2:7 Start: 2:01
End: 2:07. Flush pump was off
and software stopped mid sample;
Pi: Butterfield
The first 5 samples (4 incubators
and 1 bag sample) were not
labeled correctly in the log file
(corrected post cruise). The
sample sheet has them with
correct labels.
All 6 samples were taken in M113
and from the same spot. Lat: 129
59.2861 Lon: 45 55.3642.
SAMPLE: IGT J791-IGT-7; IGT
#3; at M113; Tmax: 30.6C Fired
at: 2:17. Finished at: 2:20.
vv#
14875
14877
14884
14887
14888
14891
14898
14903
14904
14908
14914
14919
14920
14923
14925
14926
14928
14931
14937
14945
14954
14969
14973
14978
14993
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
2
24
39
45.922733
-129.988180
7.6
1520.1
2014/08/18
2
29
24
45.922749
-129.988209
9.64
1520
2014/08/18
2
35
33
45.922755
-129.988214
10.86
1520.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2
2
2
2
2
2
36
36
36
37
37
40
37
47
47
2
3
7
45.922759
45.922760
45.922760
45.922761
45.922761
45.922777
-129.988215
-129.988215
-129.988215
-129.988216
-129.988216
-129.988173
9.61
9.6
9.6
9.6
9.6
292.9
1520.1
1520.1
1520.1
1520.1
1520.1
1520
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2
2
2
2
2
42
42
42
42
42
1
2
7
8
34
45.922781
45.922781
45.922781
45.922781
45.922781
-129.988173
-129.988173
-129.988173
-129.988173
-129.988173
292.9
292.9
292.9
292.9
292.9
1520.1
1520.1
1520.1
1520.1
1520.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2
2
2
2
47
47
47
47
13
16
18
52
45.922771
45.922771
45.922771
45.922768
-129.988174
-129.988174
-129.988175
-129.988175
293.1
293
293
293
1520
1520
1520
1520
2014/08/18
2
49
25
45.922771
-129.988178
54.72
1516.3
2014/08/18
2
50
38
45.922843
-129.987972
60.79
1516.7
2014/08/18
2
56
0
45.922852
-129.987893
60.63
1516.6
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2
3
3
56
1
1
9
20
53
45.922862
45.923134
45.923176
-129.987865
-129.987533
-129.987457
60.28
58.73
53.73
1516.4
1518.4
1517.8
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
3
3
3
3
2
5
5
6
47
5
27
35
45.923196
45.923285
45.923279
45.923393
-129.987352
-129.987050
-129.986991
-129.986746
58.16
62.25
62.65
59.22
1517
1517
1516.6
1516.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
3
3
3
3
3
9
10
13
13
15
2
29
4
8
6
45.923477
45.923629
45.923770
45.923769
45.923878
-129.986397
-129.986157
-129.985799
-129.985787
-129.985500
62.46
58.5
62.18
62.58
58.26
1516.3
1516.5
1516.9
1517.1
1517.9
2014/08/18
3
17
27
45.924081
-129.985032
63.46
1517.4
2014/08/18
3
18
3
45.924053
-129.984903
64.68
1518.1
164
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
DEPLOY: MTR temp probe We
will deploy a MTR at M113.
vv#
15008
DEPLOY: MTR temp probe We
will stick the temp probe and
check if the spot is good for the
MTR.
DEPLOY: MTR temp probe MTR
3201 is deployed. The temp at the
site is approx. 20C.
Frame_Grab:
HD frame grab BrowCam
RGB.20140818_023647_048.tif
RGB.20140818_023702_803.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Record PilotCam HI-def
recording start: 2:39 Clams!
RGB.20140818_024201_511.tif
Record PilotCam
RGB.20140818_024207_083.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
Record PilotCam HI-def
recording stop: 2:42 Snails on the
clams.
RGB.20140818_024713_873.tif
RGB.20140818_024716_309.tif
RGB.20140818_024718_078.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
Finished up here at Mrk-113 vent.
Took a few brow cam frame grabs
of the site and MTR marker.
Jason will travel along the bottom
to the elevator which is 125m SW
of Escargot.
Moving to the NE over
sedimented collapse areas.
We're preparing to move along
the bottom to the elevator.
15018
The elevator is 680m from here.
H+I86ydroid.
Moving over jumbled lava flow
here.
HD frame grab BrowCam
RGB.20140818_030505_109.tif
Rattail
Little vent fish just bumped into
the HFS.
RGB.20140818_030902_746.tif
RGB.20140818_031028_999.tif
RGB.20140818_031304_821.tif
RGB.20140818_031308_091.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
Traveling over pre-1987 (?) lavas.
Should be coming upon a contact
with the 2011 lava flow soon.
Contact between 2011 and older
lavas.
Newer and older lavas are
jumbled up here. New shiny lavas
here.
15092
15103
15105
15031
15035
15037
15036
15038
15039
15047
15051
15052
15054
15055
15056
15067
15068
15069
15071
15075
15079
15090
15108
15113
15115
15119
15124
15128
15134
15136
15141
15146
15148
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
3
3
19
19
13
38
45.924113
45.924150
-129.984704
-129.984655
57.37
58.73
1518.6
1518.5
2014/08/18
3
23
54
45.924499
-129.983972
58.78
1516.6
2014/08/18
3
30
7
45.924902
-129.982860
59.15
1519.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
3
3
3
3
3
3
30
30
37
37
37
37
16
18
10
13
29
44
45.924903
45.924904
45.925458
45.925460
45.925479
45.925502
-129.982837
-129.982832
-129.981762
-129.981755
-129.981740
-129.981688
56.79
57.42
54.9
55.51
57.77
56.35
1519
1519
1516.2
1516.4
1516.8
1515.5
2014/08/18
3
38
58
45.925634
-129.981414
55.96
1517.7
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
3
3
39
40
38
30
45.925672
45.925740
-129.981299
-129.981147
56.37
56.12
1515.2
1514.4
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
41
41
42
42
42
42
43
49
54
36
38
53
55
5
45.925845
45.925849
45.925900
45.925903
45.925909
45.925909
45.925908
-129.980977
-129.980965
-129.980881
-129.980881
-129.980884
-129.980883
-129.980883
48.79
46.47
45.85
45.41
43.8
44.04
45.8
1514.6
1514.7
1514
1514
1513.9
1513.9
1514
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
3
3
44
46
29
1
45.925973
45.925978
-129.980839
-129.980824
108.1
115.2
1516.3
1517.2
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
3
3
46
52
40
6
45.925977
45.925925
-129.980832
-129.980730
115.3
45.2
1513.4
1501.1
2014/08/18
4
12
2
45.926664
-129.979676
46.67
1496.6
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
13
14
39
30
45.926641
45.926621
-129.979687
-129.979693
32.51
44.94
1505.6
1508.6
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
4
15
16
17
33
33
13
45.926620
45.926643
45.926643
-129.979703
-129.979700
-129.979691
45.95
129.7
124.9
1508.9
1511.7
1513.3
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
17
17
14
52
45.926643
45.926642
-129.979691
-129.979695
124.8
123.9
1513.3
1513.5
2014/08/18
4
18
46
45.926642
-129.979705
125.8
2014/08/18
4
26
56
45.926640
-129.979696
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
4
27
27
28
38
41
21
45.926567
45.926567
45.926566
-129.979612
-129.979610
-129.979609
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
RGB.20140818_031913_589.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam Very
impressive lava contact. Older
jumbled flow overlaid with newer
pillows and lobates.
Striated sheet flows bordered by
pillows and lobates.
Lots of smoke and floc. Looks
like eruptive mat coating.
RGB.20140818_033016_150.tif
RGB.20140818_033018_753.tif
RGB.20140818_033710_831.tif
RGB.20140818_033713_800.tif
RGB.20140818_033729_413.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam Sculpin
grab with the scorpio.
HD frame grab SciCam Striated
sheet flow.
Pretty lavas with sediments.
Still transiting to the International
District.
Passing over jumbled collapse.
Now some lava pillars.
RGB.20140818_034236_652.tif
RGB.20140818_034238_054.tif
RGB.20140818_034253_636.tif
RGB.20140818_034254_970.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Lava
swirl. Elevator in the sci cam.
vv#
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RGB.20140818_034429_598.tif
Pulling some dive weights out of
the basket.
That's a pretty sparse elevator.
Tito has the elevator in hand and
is heading over to El Guapo.
We're 10 meters away from the
site.
Correction: We obviously were
not 10 meters away from the site.
15223
15227
NAV: Doppler Reset
Ready to put the elevator down - I
think. El Guapo is about 10m to
the southeast. Let's make it 15m.
RGB.20140818_041533_587.tif
RGB.20140818_041633_847.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam
Elevator on the bottom.
RGB.20140818_041714_730.tif
Going to bring the majors on
board putting them in swing box.
15287
15289
1512.9
At El Guapo we will do 1 IGT; 2
majors; and 2 gastight bottles.
15304
127.3
1512.3
El Guapo is the tallest and hottest
chimney at Axial (I think).
15321
127.1
124.6
126.2
1506.5
1506.1
1506.9
RGB.20140818_042738_352.tif
RGB.20140818_042741_121.tif
RGB.20140818_042821_885.tif
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15327
165
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15242
15282
15292
15295
15298
15299
15301
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
4
28
28
28
24
29
32
45.926567
45.926567
45.926567
-129.979605
-129.979600
-129.979599
126.5
126.6
126.7
1506.8
1506.4
1505.8
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
28
28
28
29
29
29
29
30
30
30
30
30
40
57
58
10
14
19
44
8
9
11
12
17
45.926565
45.926555
45.926554
45.926550
45.926549
45.926548
45.926551
45.926531
45.926531
45.926529
45.926528
45.926524
-129.979589
-129.979566
-129.979565
-129.979557
-129.979557
-129.979559
-129.979556
-129.979555
-129.979556
-129.979555
-129.979555
-129.979554
125.1
126.4
126.4
126.1
126.1
126.2
126.8
112
108.2
108.4
108
98.52
1504.4
1502.9
1502.9
1502.6
1502.6
1502.4
1501.9
1502.5
1502.6
1502.6
1502.6
1502.7
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
30
30
30
30
30
31
31
31
31
32
32
32
32
20
25
29
42
45
3
10
25
39
29
39
46
56
45.926522
45.926519
45.926517
45.926514
45.926515
45.926516
45.926516
45.926515
45.926515
45.926515
45.926514
45.926514
45.926514
-129.979554
-129.979549
-129.979550
-129.979553
-129.979552
-129.979554
-129.979554
-129.979555
-129.979556
-129.979557
-129.979557
-129.979558
-129.979558
88.6
80.16
72.1
69.23
70.38
68.03
67.97
67.9
69.28
67.76
67.73
67.71
67.74
1502.7
1502.7
1502.7
1502.9
1502.9
1502.8
1502.9
1502.8
1502.8
1502.8
1502.9
1502.8
1502.8
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
4
4
33
33
34
34
22
29
2
14
45.926514
45.926514
45.926513
45.926513
-129.979558
-129.979559
-129.979559
-129.979559
67.84
67.83
67.89
67.89
1502.8
1502.8
1502.8
1502.8
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
4
34
34
35
21
28
3
45.926513
45.926513
45.926512
-129.979559
-129.979559
-129.979558
67.87
68
67.92
1502.7
1502.8
1502.8
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
4
4
35
39
39
40
54
49
54
27
45.926512
45.926512
45.926512
45.926513
-129.979556
-129.979543
-129.979543
-129.979541
67.95
67.91
68.02
68.41
1502.8
1502.8
1502.8
1502.9
2014/08/18
4
41
17
45.926513
-129.979541
67.87
1502.9
2014/08/18
4
42
20
45.926513
-129.979541
67.8
1502.8
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
43
45
43
47
45.926514
45.926513
-129.979544
-129.979549
67.86
67.87
1502.9
1502.8
166
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
RGB.20140818_042824_788.tif
RGB.20140818_042829_092.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam El
Guapo is right in front of it.
RGB.20140818_042840_437.tif
RGB.20140818_042857_854.tif
RGB.20140818_042858_789.tif
RGB.20140818_042910_400.tif
RGB.20140818_042914_671.tif
RGB.20140818_042919_610.tif
RGB.20140818_042944_334.tif
RGB.20140818_043008_458.tif
RGB.20140818_043009_893.tif
RGB.20140818_043011_227.tif
RGB.20140818_043012_829.tif
Record SciCam Julie is taking
some HD video with the sci cam
of El Guapo. Can see the phase
separation (flame-look).
RGB.20140818_043020_437.tif
RGB.20140818_043025_141.tif
RGB.20140818_043029_412.tif
RGB.20140818_043042_058.tif
RGB.20140818_043045_629.tif
RGB.20140818_043103_479.tif
RGB.20140818_043110_153.tif
RGB.20140818_043125_769.tif
RGB.20140818_043139_615.tif
RGB.20140818_043229_766.tif
RGB.20140818_043239_475.tif
RGB.20140818_043246_849.tif
HD frame grab SciCam 13+
meters off the bottom now and not
quite at the top.
RGB.20140818_043322_495.tif
RGB.20140818_043329_803.tif
RGB.20140818_043402_402.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam Have
the biobox out and grabbing the
IGT. El Guapo in the background.
RGB.20140818_043421_710.tif
RGB.20140818_043428_417.tif
HD frame grab SciCam The
gripper on the craft just stopped
working.
RGB.20140818_043554_669.tif
RGB.20140818_043949_637.tif
RGB.20140818_043953_907.tif
HD frame grab SciCam The craft
(stbd arm) can close but not open.
Tito has the Schilling (port) arm
out now.
Wow it opened and closed. Now
it won't open it again.
RGB.20140818_044343_870.tif
RGB.20140818_044547_626.tif
vv#
15328
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15330
15332
15333
15334
15336
15337
15338
15340
15342
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15344
15345
15346
15347
15348
15349
15351
15352
15353
15355
15356
15358
15360
15362
15363
15364
15366
15367
15369
15371
15372
15373
15375
15378
15387
15388
15390
15393
15397
15401
15406
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
4
4
4
4
45
47
47
47
47
47
49
11
12
30
33
48
45.926513
45.926512
45.926512
45.926512
45.926512
45.926512
-129.979549
-129.979552
-129.979552
-129.979552
-129.979552
-129.979552
67.86
67.63
67.64
67.62
67.72
67.8
1502.8
1502.8
1502.7
1502.8
1502.8
1502.8
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
47
47
48
48
49
49
49
50
53
55
0
23
38
44
50
3
45.926512
45.926512
45.926512
45.926512
45.926512
45.926511
45.926511
45.926511
-129.979553
-129.979553
-129.979553
-129.979553
-129.979550
-129.979552
-129.979552
-129.979551
67.77
67.81
67.8
67.8
53.77
52.59
53.1
53.05
1502.8
1502.8
1502.8
1502.8
1502.8
1502.6
1502.8
1502.8
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
4
4
4
4
50
50
57
59
8
11
37
53
45.926510
45.926510
45.926521
45.926521
-129.979551
-129.979551
-129.979519
-129.979520
52.99
53.02
40.82
41.32
1502.8
1502.8
1503.5
1502.6
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
5
5
5
1
1
2
2
3
2
43
53
59
21
45.926526
45.926524
45.926524
45.926524
45.926525
-129.979515
-129.979512
-129.979509
-129.979509
-129.979509
40.52
41.57
41.27
41.34
41.44
1502.6
1502.5
1502.6
1502.6
1502.6
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
3
4
27
22
45.926525
45.926526
-129.979510
-129.979512
41.38
41.29
1502.5
1502.5
2014/08/18
5
4
53
45.926526
-129.979513
41.76
1502.6
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
5
6
6
11
45
49
56
45.926523
45.926522
45.926525
-129.979514
-129.979513
-129.979519
41.44
41.6
41.53
1502.5
1502.5
1502.5
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
12
12
33
38
45.926523
45.926523
-129.979517
-129.979517
41.8
41.47
1502.6
1502.5
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
13
13
14
16
16
16
16
26
29
4
31
36
46
52
45.926522
45.926522
45.926522
45.926531
45.926532
45.926532
45.926532
-129.979518
-129.979519
-129.979522
-129.979531
-129.979531
-129.979531
-129.979531
41.32
41.32
41.18
41.53
41.42
41.45
41.44
1502.5
1502.5
1502.6
1502.5
1502.6
1502.5
1502.6
2014/08/18
5
19
30
45.926546
-129.979662
11.71
1508.3
167
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
RGB.20140818_044548_994.tif
RGB.20140818_044711_243.tif
RGB.20140818_044712_411.tif
RGB.20140818_044730_762.tif
RGB.20140818_044733_064.tif
HD frame grab SciCam We will
do IGT-4 next.
RGB.20140818_044753_318.tif
RGB.20140818_044754_953.tif
RGB.20140818_044800_358.tif
RGB.20140818_044823_882.tif
RGB.20140818_044937_955.tif
RGB.20140818_044944_061.tif
RGB.20140818_044950_301.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
"Flaming" El Guapo.
RGB.20140818_045008_252.tif
RGB.20140818_045011_055.tif
RGB.20140818_045737_066.tif
SAMPLE: IGT J791-IGT-08 at El
Guapo. 45 55.5914; 129 58.7708.
Z=1503. Alt=13.4m. IGT#2. Still
setting up to take this sample.
RGB.20140818_050102_070.tif
RGB.20140818_050143_511.tif
RGB.20140818_050253_454.tif
RGB.20140818_050259_893.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Two
flaming spots now that a beehive
has been removed.
RGB.20140818_050327_555.tif
HD frame grab SciCam J791IGT-08 at El Guapo. 45 55.5914;
129 58.7708. Z=1503. Alt=13.4m.
IGT#2.
J791-IGT-08 cont. Taking temp
reading here. The temp should be
over 300C.
RGB.20140818_050645_822.tif
RGB.20140818_050649_626.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam T = 226;
231. Still attempting to get a good
temperature reading.
RGB.20140818_051233_173.tif
J791-IGT-08 cont. Now the temp
is up to 240C.
RGB.20140818_051326_694.tif
RGB.20140818_051329_563.tif
RGB.20140818_051404_565.tif
RGB.20140818_051631_881.tif
RGB.20140818_051636_853.tif
RGB.20140818_051646_763.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam J791IGT-08 cont. Now we're at 332C.
339C. 340C. Start 05:13.End
05:16 T=341.2. Vol=150mL.
J791-IGT-08 cont. Heading is 40
degrees for that sample.
vv#
15407
15411
15412
15413
15414
15416
15417
15418
15419
15421
15425
15426
15427
15428
15430
15431
15447
15452
15455
15458
15461
15462
15464
15465
15468
15470
15476
15477
15488
15490
15492
15494
15495
15497
15503
15505
15506
15507
15513
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
5
20
30
45.926631
-129.979751
118.8
1510.9
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
5
21
22
33
25
59
23
45.926648
45.926666
45.926627
-129.979715
-129.979748
-129.979704
131.2
131.2
131
1512.7
1512.7
1512.6
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
5
34
35
36
38
43
26
45.926638
45.926558
45.926610
-129.979750
-129.979607
-129.979462
128.5
129.5
120.2
1508
1499.8
1500.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
38
38
38
38
38
39
39
39
39
40
40
40
40
36
42
47
52
59
9
21
43
58
2
20
34
49
45.926542
45.926543
45.926540
45.926537
45.926533
45.926531
45.926531
45.926534
45.926531
45.926530
45.926522
45.926527
45.926532
-129.979308
-129.979315
-129.979313
-129.979310
-129.979313
-129.979313
-129.979313
-129.979313
-129.979320
-129.979321
-129.979320
-129.979322
-129.979324
212.6
206.9
209.6
208
210
209.7
209.7
209.8
210.8
210
207.8
209.9
209.9
1513.5
1513.4
1513.2
1512.9
1512.4
1511.8
1511.1
1511.1
1511.3
1511.4
1511.6
1512.2
1512.5
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
40
41
41
41
41
41
42
57
3
4
7
23
33
12
45.926535
45.926534
45.926534
45.926534
45.926539
45.926539
45.926485
-129.979324
-129.979321
-129.979321
-129.979320
-129.979319
-129.979320
-129.979256
209.9
209.7
210
210
209.9
210.3
146.6
1512.6
1513.1
1513.2
1513.3
1514.3
1514.2
1514.4
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
42
42
42
43
43
43
43
43
43
44
36
48
57
6
16
24
33
44
48
2
45.926435
45.926425
45.926421
45.926414
45.926401
45.926401
45.926413
45.926423
45.926427
45.926438
-129.979232
-129.979229
-129.979231
-129.979245
-129.979269
-129.979262
-129.979251
-129.979245
-129.979242
-129.979212
162.2
160.7
160.9
146.1
131.3
132.2
132.7
135.5
142.9
172.5
1514.9
1514.6
1514
1513.6
1513.2
1512.7
1512.7
1512.5
1512.4
1512
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
5
44
44
44
28
39
56
45.926419
45.926414
45.926414
-129.979158
-129.979161
-129.979160
213.3
211.8
210.8
1511.9
1512
1511.8
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
5
45
45
45
3
31
46
45.926415
45.926419
45.926421
-129.979160
-129.979158
-129.979156
211.4
211.6
211.6
1511.9
1511.9
1511.9
168
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
Going to the elevator to grab
another IGT.
Top gun in the butt cam.
Dropped the IGT in the biobox.
Tito is rearranging instruments on
the elevator. Swapping out IGT
samplers - from the vehicle to the
elevator etc.
Heading on over to Escargot.
RGB.20140818_053543_341.tif
El Guapo in the Scorpio. From the
north side it's 14 m high. From the
south side it's way deeper
(~17+m).
RGB.20140818_053836_781.tif
RGB.20140818_053842_259.tif
RGB.20140818_053846_997.tif
RGB.20140818_053852_736.tif
RGB.20140818_053859_710.tif
RGB.20140818_053908_919.tif
RGB.20140818_053921_532.tif
RGB.20140818_053943_087.tif
RGB.20140818_053957_982.tif
RGB.20140818_054002_653.tif
RGB.20140818_054020_772.tif
RGB.20140818_054034_352.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam HD
frame grabs of 9m chimney.
Frame_Grab:
RGB.20140818_054103_060.tif
RGB.20140818_054104_227.tif
RGB.20140818_054107_230.tif
RGB.20140818_054123_379.tif
RGB.20140818_054133_056.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Little
black chimlets; tubeworms;
limpets and blue mat on 9m
chimney. Diffuse flow as well.
RGB.20140818_054236_185.tif
RGB.20140818_054248_231.tif
Frame_Grab:
Frame_Grab:
RGB.20140818_054316_559.tif
RGB.20140818_054324_033.tif
RGB.20140818_054332_942.tif
RGB.20140818_054344_554.tif
RGB.20140818_054348_324.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Escargot.
Lots of mat; etc. blue mat.
RGB.20140818_054427_997.tif
RGB.20140818_054438_975.tif
Looking for a really hot spot to
sample Escargot.
RGB.20140818_054503_832.tif
RGB.20140818_054531_160.tif
RGB.20140818_054546_141.tif
vv#
15516
15519
15523
15545
15549
15552
15554
15560
15561
15562
15563
15564
15566
15567
15569
15570
15571
15573
15574
15576
15577
15578
15579
15581
15582
15583
15586
15588
15589
15590
15592
15593
15594
15595
15597
15598
15599
15601
15603
15604
15605
15607
15609
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
5
5
5
45
46
46
46
46
49
2
28
39
51
45.926421
45.926423
45.926426
45.926427
45.926427
-129.979156
-129.979155
-129.979153
-129.979152
-129.979152
211.6
211.8
211.7
211.7
211.7
1511.9
1511.8
1511.9
1511.7
1511.8
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
5
5
5
47
47
47
48
51
7
23
28
7
26
45.926428
45.926427
45.926427
45.926423
45.926377
-129.979150
-129.979150
-129.979150
-129.979149
-129.979156
211.8
211.7
211.7
211.7
223.4
1511.8
1511.8
1511.8
1511.8
1514.5
2014/08/18
5
52
6
45.926378
-129.979157
223.8
1514.5
2014/08/18
5
53
35
45.926383
-129.979162
223.3
1514.5
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
54
54
8
56
45.926385
45.926387
-129.979163
-129.979161
223.4
223.5
1514.5
1514.5
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
5
5
5
5
55
55
55
55
55
3
6
6
23
46
45.926387
45.926387
45.926387
45.926387
45.926386
-129.979160
-129.979160
-129.979160
-129.979158
-129.979154
223.5
223.4
223.4
223.3
223.5
1514.5
1514.5
1514.5
1514.5
1514.5
2014/08/18
5
56
38
45.926385
-129.979146
223.5
1514.5
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
5
6
58
1
34
23
45.926378
45.926384
-129.979149
-129.979164
223.7
223.8
1514.5
1514.5
2014/08/18
6
2
22
45.926387
-129.979159
223.8
1514.4
2014/08/18
6
6
21
45.926386
-129.979142
223.4
1514.4
2014/08/18
6
11
32
45.926354
-129.979165
223.5
1514.3
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
6
6
6
13
13
14
12
14
48
45.926366
45.926367
45.926386
-129.979187
-129.979187
-129.979165
223.2
223.4
224.1
1514.3
1514.4
1514.4
169
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
RGB.20140818_054549_645.tif
RGB.20140818_054602_257.tif
RGB.20140818_054628_850.tif
RGB.20140818_054639_828.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Escargot
should get up to 295 or 300C.
Going to take an IGT sample
here.
Framegrabs:
RGB.20140818_054723_005.tif
The blue mat is a ciliate (protist).
RGB.20140818_054807_082.tif
SAMPLE: IGT J791-IGT-09.
IGT#1. Sample at Escargot. 45
55.5832 129 58.7476. Hoping to
get temperatures of 290C here.
SAMPLE: IGT Have not started
the sample yet. The sample will
be about 5m up the chimney.
SAMPLE: IGT J791-IGT-09 cont.
Have not started the sample yet.
Trying to take the temperature
and hold steady.
RGB.20140818_055408_308.tif
J791-IGT-09 cont. Temperature is
sporadic. Still moving the probe
around. measuring the
temperature.
RGB.20140818_055502_996.tif
RGB.20140818_055506_232.tif
RGB.20140818_055506_399.tif
RGB.20140818_055523_316.tif
J791-IGT-09 cont. Start 05:55.
T=295C. Aborted and restarted
because the probe came out of the
nozzle.
SAMPLE: IGT J791-IGT-09 cont.
The sample really did not start
previously (barely opened).
Trying again.
RGB.20140818_055834_673.tif
J791-IGT-09 cont. Repositioning
again. Start 05::59. T=296C and
rising; T=299.1. Start closing at
06:00. T=300.5C. Vol=150mL.
J791-IGT-09 was the high
temperature IGT here at
Escargot..
Setting up to sample with the
beast in the same spot as the
previous IGT here at Escargot.
SAMPLE: HFS J791-HFS-10 at
Escargot - hot spot. Setting up.
RGB.20140818_061312_246.tif
RGB.20140818_061314_716.tif
J791-HFS-10 cont. Still setting
up. Now at 238C and climbing.
Start 06:13. Got up to 302.5 while
poking around here. Having
minor issues with the flush pump
and the sample pump.
vv#
15610
15611
15613
15615
15616
15618
15619
15620
15623
15630
15633
15636
15639
15641
15642
15644
15645
15646
15648
15651
15655
15662
15665
15674
15685
15690
15691
15695
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
6
18
15
45.926386
-129.979177
223.8
1514.3
2014/08/18
6
20
27
45.926391
-129.979163
221.9
1514
2014/08/18
6
20
52
45.926402
-129.979191
156.6
1514.5
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
6
6
6
6
6
21
21
21
22
23
21
28
44
14
32
45.926388
45.926385
45.926379
45.926368
45.926370
-129.979200
-129.979200
-129.979191
-129.979181
-129.979183
122.9
108.7
111.8
103.8
103.7
1516.2
1516.5
1516.5
1517.1
1517.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
6
6
6
25
28
28
28
21
28
45.926393
45.926365
45.926366
-129.979189
-129.979171
-129.979170
103.4
103.5
103.6
1517.2
1517
1517
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
6
6
6
6
30
30
31
32
37
41
37
43
45.926365
45.926364
45.926362
45.926364
-129.979171
-129.979171
-129.979172
-129.979178
103.5
103.6
103.5
103.2
1517
1517
1517
1517.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
6
6
6
35
37
43
25
35
36
45.926374
45.926375
45.926372
-129.979178
-129.979180
-129.979185
103.7
103.8
103.6
1517
1517
1517
2014/08/18
6
49
25
45.926366
-129.979187
103.5
1517
2014/08/18
6
50
59
45.926374
-129.979182
103.4
1517
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
6
6
53
53
34
56
45.926391
45.926396
-129.979181
-129.979180
103.3
103.4
1517
1517
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
6
6
6
54
54
55
7
24
20
45.926397
45.926397
45.926391
-129.979178
-129.979176
-129.979172
103.4
103.4
103.4
1517
1517
1517
2014/08/18
6
57
3
45.926393
-129.979182
103.4
1517
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
6
6
57
58
33
16
45.926384
45.926372
-129.979177
-129.979176
103.4
103.4
1517
1516.9
2014/08/18
7
16
30
45.926356
-129.979157
103.2
1516.9
170
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
J791-HFS-10 cont. Start 06:15 .
Piston #2. Tmax=302.9
Tavg=295.6 Vol=501mL T2=54.
Pulling out of this hot site at
Escargot.
Will circle around to get at the
cooler side of this sulfide.
RGB.20140818_062121_861.tif
RGB.20140818_062128_834.tif
RGB.20140818_062144_883.tif
RGB.20140818_062214_146.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam Next
we will take an IGT sample in a
cooler spot.
RGB.20140818_062528_507.tif
RGB.20140818_062821_646.tif
SAMPLE: Inc J791-IGT-11
setting up. This will be IGT#4 at
Escargot. Cooler site at Escargot
in limpets; tubeworms and blue
mat area.
RGB.20140818_063037_874.tif
RGB.20140818_063041_511.tif
RGB.20140818_063137_768.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam J791IGT-11 at a crack in shimmering.
Limpets; tubeworms and palm
worms adjacent to sampling site.
Start 06:29. T=42C; HD frame
grabs. Tmax=44C Tavg~36. Stop
96:32.
RGB.20140818_063525_765.tif
Rebooted the HFS computer.
SAMPLE: HFS J791-HFS-12
piston#3. Waiting until the temp
stabilizes before take the sample.
Temp is dropping - repositioning.
Still looking for similar temp to
last IGT sample. Temp readings
are very unstable.
Repositioning probe in search of a
better temperature.
Found 45C fluid and climbing.
SAMPLE: HFS J791-HFS-12
piston#3 starting.
RGB.20140818_065406_898.tif
RGB.20140818_065424_374.tif
HD frame grab SciCam New
sampling point. Lots of limpets
and blue mat.
SAMPLE: HFS J791-HFS-12
piston#3 ended. Tmax = 50.1C.
Tavg = 49.5C. T2 = 16.3. Volume
pumped = 501 ml.
Approx. sampling time 2:40.
SAMPLE: HFS J2-791-HFS-13
filter #10 starting. Staying in same
position.
SAMPLE: HFS J2-791-HFS-13
filter #10 ending.
vv#
15703
15708
15710
15712
15713
15715
15717
15720
15725
15732
15733
15739
15740
15743
15746
15752
15757
15770
15783
15787
15793
15795
15797
15798
15801
15805
15807
15810
15847
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
7
17
16
45.926352
-129.979173
103.3
1516.9
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
7
7
7
7
17
18
18
22
52
5
18
10
45.926357
45.926359
45.926362
45.926531
-129.979199
-129.979209
-129.979217
-129.979360
103.3
103.3
103.2
326.4
1516.9
1516.9
1516.9
1513.4
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
22
24
24
24
24
24
25
25
29
26
30
36
38
46
2
12
45.926541
45.926550
45.926550
45.926549
45.926548
45.926546
45.926542
45.926542
-129.979381
-129.979478
-129.979482
-129.979486
-129.979486
-129.979489
-129.979499
-129.979499
325.8
289
289.2
289.5
289.5
289.5
301.4
301
1514.5
1503.1
1502.8
1502.4
1502.3
1502
1501.6
1501.7
2014/08/18
7
25
35
45.926540
-129.979498
301.2
1501.7
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
7
7
7
25
25
26
49
55
20
45.926540
45.926540
45.926538
-129.979498
-129.979498
-129.979499
301.3
301.2
301.4
1501.7
1501.8
1501.7
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
7
7
7
27
27
27
13
18
30
45.926537
45.926537
45.926538
-129.979501
-129.979502
-129.979501
301
301.4
300.9
1502.1
1502.4
1502
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
7
7
7
7
7
27
27
29
29
32
40
58
4
12
16
45.926539
45.926542
45.926542
45.926542
45.926531
-129.979501
-129.979499
-129.979502
-129.979501
-129.979530
301.3
301.6
301.4
301.4
347.8
1502.2
1502.1
1502.3
1502.2
1502.3
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
7
7
32
32
23
59
45.926533
45.926545
-129.979524
-129.979507
333
257.7
1502.3
1502.4
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
7
7
7
36
36
36
12
21
33
45.926525
45.926525
45.926527
-129.979509
-129.979510
-129.979509
24.29
49.48
59.93
1502.9
1503
1503
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
7
7
36
36
46
57
45.926527
45.926526
-129.979517
-129.979516
59.46
60.15
1503.1
1503.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
7
7
39
39
36
51
45.926511
45.926510
-129.979541
-129.979540
59.79
59.79
1505.8
1505.5
2014/08/18
7
41
45
45.926508
-129.979535
59.96
1500.2
2014/08/18
7
43
35
45.926489
-129.979593
60
1502.3
2014/08/18
7
45
58
45.926525
-129.979525
32.05
1502.3
171
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
Tmax = 50.7 Tavg = 49.8 Volume
pumped = 3005 ml. T2 = 16.
vv#
15852
Approx sampling time = 18:07.
Now transiting to El Guapo.
Stowing fluid sampler wand.
Passing a number of other vents
along the way.
Marker 169 - Hermosa.
RGB.20140818_072426_367.tif
RGB.20140818_072430_404.tif
RGB.20140818_072436_377.tif
RGB.20140818_072438_246.tif
RGB.20140818_072446_053.tif
RGB.20140818_072502_570.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Grabs of
El Guapo.
Boiling water visible emerging
from top. Also black smoke and
many tubeworms near water exit.
RGB.20140818_072549_617.tif
RGB.20140818_072555_589.tif
Have arrived at El Guapo.
Obviously.
RGB.20140818_072713_333.tif
RGB.20140818_072718_305.tif
HD frame grab SciCam More El
Guapo shots.
RGB.20140818_072740_460.tif
RGB.20140818_072758_211.tif
Record PilotCam
Taking some video of El Guapo.
El Guapo is covered in
tubeworms limpets and orange
mat (?) near the water outflow at
the top.
Also white mat.
Biota lessens as you move
towards the bottom of the
structure but life is still visible more white bacterial mat than
anything else.
RGB.20140818_073612_084.tif
RGB.20140818_073621_460.tif
Record PilotCam Couple more
HD grabs of the top close up.
15854
15855
15857
15866
HD frame grab SciCam
Record PilotCam Ending
PilotCam recording.
Record BrowCam
Climbing up structure with
BrowCam.
Record BrowCam Recording
finished.
Pausing to test some new
equipment.
We will be sampling using
gastights and majors from the top
of El Guapo.
15921
15922
15867
15872
15873
15875
15876
15877
15878
15880
15881
15883
15884
15886
15889
15890
15891
15893
15894
15897
15899
15906
15907
15909
15917
15918
15919
15929
15930
15935
15939
15945
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
7
49
27
45.926539
-129.979511
335.8
1501.5
2014/08/18
8
0
41
45.926530
-129.979519
344.9
1502
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
8
8
8
6
14
14
14
28
45
45.926565
45.926527
45.926531
-129.979537
-129.979534
-129.979535
157.8
108.1
108.2
1504.8
1502.6
1502.7
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
8
8
8
17
18
18
53
34
56
45.926519
45.926514
45.926512
-129.979527
-129.979527
-129.979527
107.5
107.6
107.7
1502.1
1502.1
1502.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
8
8
22
22
31
44
45.926513
45.926514
-129.979534
-129.979534
107.3
107.3
1502.1
1502.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
8
8
23
23
19
30
45.926517
45.926518
-129.979534
-129.979535
107.3
107.2
1502.1
1502.1
2014/08/18
8
25
43
45.926524
-129.979539
107.2
1502.1
2014/08/18
8
29
17
45.926525
-129.979538
107.5
1502.1
2014/08/18
8
30
50
45.926532
-129.979529
107.2
1502.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
8
8
8
31
33
34
25
51
7
45.926533
45.926537
45.926537
-129.979524
-129.979517
-129.979519
107.4
107.1
107.3
1502.1
1502.1
1502.1
2014/08/18
8
39
3
45.926531
-129.979537
107
1502
2014/08/18
8
42
18
45.926542
-129.979529
106.9
1502.1
2014/08/18
8
42
39
45.926541
-129.979531
107
1502
2014/08/18
8
44
51
45.926536
-129.979531
107
1502.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
8
8
8
48
48
49
28
46
1
45.926548
45.926549
45.926550
-129.979532
-129.979535
-129.979538
107.5
107.6
107.5
1502
1502
1502
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
8
8
8
49
49
52
6
8
59
45.926550
45.926550
45.926555
-129.979539
-129.979539
-129.979538
107.5
107.5
107
1502
1502
1502
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
8
8
8
8
8
53
55
55
57
57
16
2
9
5
26
45.926554
45.926549
45.926549
45.926537
45.926534
-129.979537
-129.979534
-129.979534
-129.979520
-129.979517
106.9
106.9
106.8
107
107
1502
1502
1502
1502
1502
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
8
8
8
8
57
57
57
57
31
38
42
50
45.926533
45.926532
45.926532
45.926530
-129.979517
-129.979516
-129.979515
-129.979515
106.8
106.9
107
106.9
1502
1502
1502
1502
172
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
Using Jason high-T probe to
check temps out of the top of El
Guapo.
Still looking for the really hot
fluid. Only got up to ~250C so
far.
Still hunting.
Still looking...
Getting lots of quite hot fluid but
not the ~340C we want.
Found some 270C fluid.
RGB.20140818_081834_056.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Probe and
tubeworms.
RGB.20140818_082230_996.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Boiling
water visible as white flashes.
vv#
15953
15977
15989
16006
16008
16015
16017
16019
16027
16029
RGB.20140818_082319_578.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Tubeworms! Tubeworms are
pretty.
Found one spot with 290C. Will
also check other nearby.
Second spot has 315C fluid and
rising.
Looks like this fluid is about
320C. Yay.
Tmax = 320.5C.
Sampling with gastights first.
Now retrieving gastight from
basket.
SAMPLE: GTB J2-791-GTB-14
black gastight sample being taken.
16031
16032
Sample finished returning to
basket.
SAMPLE: GTB J2-791-GTB-15
red and green gastight sample
being taken.
Sample finished. Doing majors
next.
RGB.20140818_084828_039.tif
RGB.20140818_084845_942.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Major
sampling site at El Guapo.
RGB.20140818_084906_162.tif
RGB.20140818_084908_431.tif
SAMPLE: Major J2-791-Major16 white major being sampled at
same site.
Firing major.
Finished sampling.
Putting major back in basket.
Retrieving yellow major.
J2-791-Major-17 yellow major
being sampled.
SAMPLE: Major
RGB.20140818_085738_506.tif
RGB.20140818_085742_443.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Sampling
with yellow major.
16078
16038
16046
16050
16052
16058
16060
16070
16080
16085
16093
16095
16096
16097
16099
16107
16110
16114
16116
16120
16122
16123
16125
16126
16127
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
8
59
11
45.926524
-129.979512
106.9
1502
2014/08/18
9
1
36
45.926534
-129.979516
107.1
1502.1
2014/08/18
9
2
32
45.926535
-129.979516
106.9
1502.1
2014/08/18
9
4
52
45.926533
-129.979541
122.7
1502
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
12
12
12
13
13
13
13
13
14
5
24
36
58
5
17
22
48
50
11
45.926589
45.926352
45.926328
45.926320
45.926319
45.926319
45.926319
45.926320
45.926320
45.926313
-129.979518
-129.979767
-129.979769
-129.979796
-129.979798
-129.979798
-129.979798
-129.979798
-129.979798
-129.979800
216.1
215.6
216.9
179.5
175.8
177.3
177.3
176.7
176.7
179.9
1499.6
1512.3
1512.8
1514.1
1514.5
1514.4
1514.5
1514.5
1514.5
1513.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
9
9
9
9
14
15
16
16
26
52
14
35
45.926305
45.926219
45.926203
45.926198
-129.979816
-129.979794
-129.979784
-129.979785
241.2
167.2
166.5
167.2
1511.9
1508.7
1505.3
1506.1
2014/08/18
9
16
49
45.926202
-129.979780
167.5
1507.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
9
9
9
9
9
16
17
17
17
17
58
4
12
14
28
45.926204
45.926201
45.926198
45.926197
45.926193
-129.979771
-129.979766
-129.979769
-129.979771
-129.979773
168.4
169.6
164.3
165.9
165.6
1508.7
1509.4
1509.8
1509.9
1507.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
17
18
18
21
21
21
21
25
28
28
28
28
28
29
42
22
32
12
24
34
42
32
49
52
53
55
57
16
45.926176
45.926097
45.926073
45.925849
45.925836
45.925828
45.925824
45.925542
45.925362
45.925362
45.925362
45.925362
45.925362
45.925361
-129.979810
-129.979911
-129.979942
-129.980212
-129.980241
-129.980258
-129.980267
-129.980551
-129.980680
-129.980679
-129.980679
-129.980679
-129.980679
-129.980681
221.1
221.3
219.7
222.6
221.3
219.2
219.2
209.4
207.3
207.3
207.3
207.3
207.3
207.4
1503.9
1512.9
1513.5
1514.3
1514.6
1514.9
1514.7
1515.2
1517.4
1517.4
1517.4
1517.4
1517.4
1517.4
2014/08/18
9
29
23
45.925360
-129.980682
207.3
1517.4
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
9
9
30
30
28
50
45.925286
45.925256
-129.980755
-129.980787
206.3
205.5
1517.1
1517.5
2014/08/18
9
31
28
45.925216
-129.980791
207.3
1518
173
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
Major finished sampling.
Returning to basket.
Finished sampling for this dive.
Now just waiting for incubators to
finish. Might do some sightseeing
in the meantime around the
International District.
Going to go check out Skadi
while we wait.
Now transiting to Skadi along the
bottom.
Passing El Guapo
Pillow lava.
Coffee cup.
Thompson coffee cup.
RGB.20140818_091305_230.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Mug shot.
RGB.20140818_091322_480.tif
RGB.20140818_091348_778.tif
RGB.20140818_091350_113.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Another
mug shot.
Some broken-up pillow lava.
At Castle.
NOT Castle. Probably Flat Top.
Lots of blue mat. Also white mat
and limpets.
Side is shimmering but no
obvious flow.
RGB.20140818_091658_462.tif
RGB.20140818_091704_802.tif
RGB.20140818_091712_042.tif
RGB.20140818_091714_578.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Tubeworms and some more
focused flow.
Leaving Flat Top.
Pillow lava with some white mat.
More pillow lava.
Crab.
On pillow lava.
RGB.20140818_092134_771.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Crab.
Collapsed lava.
RGB.20140818_092849_771.tif
RGB.20140818_092851_906.tif
RGB.20140818_092853_441.tif
RGB.20140818_092855_510.tif
RGB.20140818_092857_078.tif
Breaking off edge of collapsed
lava for fun and science.
HD frame grab SciCam Rock
pictures.
Some lava pillar things.
Another section of collapsed lava
edge.
Edge has yellow staining probably oxidized iron.
vv#
16131
16136
16139
16145
16154
16162
16163
16165
16166
16168
16169
16171
16172
16174
16175
16179
16181
16182
16184
16185
16186
16188
16189
16190
16192
16194
16195
16202
16203
16204
16206
16214
16222
16223
16224
16225
16226
16228
16229
16232
16234
16236
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
9
9
9
9
31
31
31
31
36
38
40
50
45.925212
45.925212
45.925213
45.925209
-129.980793
-129.980793
-129.980792
-129.980790
205.9
207.7
208.2
207.7
1518.1
1518.2
1518.2
1517.4
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
9
9
31
32
55
7
45.925206
45.925198
-129.980791
-129.980792
207.7
206.5
1516.9
1516.7
2014/08/18
9
33
22
45.925107
-129.980821
199.3
1517.5
2014/08/18
9
39
43
45.924513
-129.981401
210.5
1518
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
44
45
45
53
53
54
54
41
13
26
42
58
1
10
45.924281
45.924213
45.924185
45.923708
45.923703
45.923702
45.923702
-129.981859
-129.981958
-129.982001
-129.982446
-129.982430
-129.982428
-129.982426
222
223.5
222.7
221.3
221.9
221.8
221.8
1517.7
1517.7
1517.5
1522
1521.7
1521.7
1521.7
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
9
9
55
57
9
6
45.923656
45.923509
-129.982451
-129.982585
222.2
222
1522.5
1521.5
2014/08/18
9
57
15
45.923497
-129.982599
222.5
1521.7
2014/08/18
9
57
41
45.923457
-129.982640
222.5
1522.3
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
9
9
9
9
57
57
57
58
50
52
57
22
45.923450
45.923449
45.923445
45.923417
-129.982644
-129.982645
-129.982648
-129.982677
222.5
222.4
222.9
222.5
1522.1
1522.1
1522.1
1521.2
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
9
9
9
9
10
58
59
59
59
0
43
10
55
57
15
45.923382
45.923364
45.923358
45.923357
45.923359
-129.982712
-129.982751
-129.982786
-129.982785
-129.982771
222.3
238.6
242.3
241.6
244.3
1521.4
1522.1
1522.5
1522.4
1522.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
10
10
10
10
0
1
2
2
2
3
22
48
8
28
51
12
45.923360
45.923517
45.923539
45.923547
45.923561
45.923572
-129.982770
-129.982708
-129.982706
-129.982713
-129.982725
-129.982742
245.8
356.9
353.1
315.1
316.1
359
1521.9
1522.8
1522.6
1522.7
1522.1
1522.6
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
19
24
27
33
40
43
46
52
54
45.923574
45.923575
45.923575
45.923575
45.923575
45.923576
45.923576
45.923576
45.923576
-129.982740
-129.982738
-129.982738
-129.982738
-129.982739
-129.982739
-129.982739
-129.982740
-129.982740
7.62
11.31
10.87
11.27
11.25
11.25
11.25
11.25
11.25
1522.9
1522.9
1522.9
1522.9
1522.8
1522.8
1522.9
1522.8
1522.8
174
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
RGB.20140818_093136_504.tif
RGB.20140818_093138_439.tif
RGB.20140818_093139_974.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Holothurian
RGB.20140818_093155_890.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Another
holothurian.
More collapsed lava and pillars
and extensive yellow staining.
vv#
16237
16239
16240
16241
16242
16244
16247
More pillow lava and some white
stuff.
Pillow lava.
Yellow staining in cracks.
Edge of collapsed zone.
RGB.20140818_095342_125.tif
RGB.20140818_095358_866.tif
RGB.20140818_095401_235.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam Cool
lava swirl. (And lava contact).
16261
Chaotic zone of lava.
Lots of rope lava long striated
sections.
Also a lot of fish and one shark in
the last few minutes.
Approaching some diffuse
venting from a crack.
RGB.20140818_095750_472.tif
RGB.20140818_095752_675.tif
RGB.20140818_095757_679.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Tubeworms along a crack with
some diffuse flow.
Water becoming smoky.
Arriving at Skadi.
RGB.20140818_095954_963.tif
RGB.20140818_095957_065.tif
At Skadi 5. Lots of smoke and
shimmering water. Tubeworms
and mats visible.
HD frame grab SciCam Skadi 5.
Marker A in sight
Mound of dead lava and one crab.
Also shrimp.
And a holothurian.
Some bacterial mat right down in
the bottom of a crack.
No obvious venting.
Some snails on the mat
And a fish.
RGB.20140818_100333_881.tif
RGB.20140818_100340_554.tif
RGB.20140818_100343_384.tif
RGB.20140818_100345_986.tif
RGB.20140818_100352_493.tif
RGB.20140818_100354_028.tif
16300
16304
16272
16274
16275
16293
16294
16295
16297
16306
16308
16309
16310
16311
16313
16315
16317
16319
16320
16322
16323
16327
16329
16330
16332
16334
16335
16336
16337
16338
16340
16341
16342
16343
16344
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
10
10
10
3
4
4
4
4
56
1
5
10
22
45.923576
45.923577
45.923577
45.923577
45.923578
-129.982740
-129.982741
-129.982741
-129.982742
-129.982743
11.25
11.25
11.25
11.25
11.25
1522.9
1522.9
1522.9
1522.9
1522.8
2014/08/18
10
4
33
45.923579
-129.982745
11.25
1522.9
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
44
49
54
59
1
5
13
21
45.923579
45.923580
45.923580
45.923581
45.923581
45.923581
45.923582
45.923583
-129.982747
-129.982748
-129.982749
-129.982750
-129.982750
-129.982751
-129.982752
-129.982754
11.24
11.25
11.25
11.25
11.25
11.24
11.24
11.24
1522.9
1522.9
1522.8
1522.8
1522.9
1522.9
1522.9
1522.9
2014/08/18
10
5
55
45.923590
-129.982767
3.07
1521.8
2014/08/18
10
6
19
45.923607
-129.982837
301.4
1521.8
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
6
6
33
48
45.923618
45.923616
-129.982850
-129.982855
299.2
277
1521.9
1520.9
2014/08/18
10
7
13
45.923613
-129.982890
272.2
1519.7
2014/08/18
10
7
30
45.923613
-129.982906
271.8
1519.1
2014/08/18
10
7
36
45.923613
-129.982915
270.1
1519.1
2014/08/18
10
7
52
45.923613
-129.982924
270
1518.9
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
7
8
57
6
45.923612
45.923610
-129.982924
-129.982923
270
269.9
1518.9
1518.8
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
10
8
8
8
12
16
25
45.923609
45.923609
45.923609
-129.982921
-129.982922
-129.982931
269.8
269.6
270.7
1518.7
1518.7
1518.6
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
30
32
34
39
40
44
49
6
45.923608
45.923607
45.923607
45.923607
45.923607
45.923607
45.923608
45.923608
-129.982934
-129.982935
-129.982936
-129.982941
-129.982942
-129.982947
-129.982953
-129.982962
269.7
269.1
268.7
269
270.5
273.2
275.3
275.3
1518.4
1518.2
1518.1
1517.7
1517.8
1517.8
1518
1518.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
9
9
9
10
10
12
16
18
21
45
10
18
45.923607
45.923606
45.923606
45.923605
45.923602
45.923605
45.923609
-129.982960
-129.982960
-129.982960
-129.982960
-129.982958
-129.982966
-129.982967
275.2
275.2
275.2
275.2
275.5
267.7
251.3
1518.1
1518.1
1518.2
1518.3
1518.2
1517.8
1517.8
175
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
RGB.20140818_100356_764.tif
RGB.20140818_100401_235.tif
RGB.20140818_100405_739.tif
RGB.20140818_100410_177.tif
HD frame grab BrowCam Pics of
mat and crab and fish.
Mat is surrounded by dead
tubeworms - probably remnant of
larger venting site.
RGB.20140818_100444_111.tif
RGB.20140818_100449_108.tif
RGB.20140818_100454_046.tif
RGB.20140818_100459_652.tif
RGB.20140818_100501_587.tif
RGB.20140818_100505_858.tif
RGB.20140818_100513_799.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Mat
close-ups.
Proceeding to more interesting
stuff.
More cracks with tubeworms and
mats.
RGB.20140818_100633_447.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam
Evidence of same.
Appear to be coming out of major
collapsed zone.
Approaching major area of
biology - lots of white mat and
tubeworms.
May be where we sampled last
year.
Clear source of smoky water and
venting.
Many tubeworms.
Definitely some shimmering
water.
RGB.20140818_100812_814.tif
RGB.20140818_100816_251.tif
HD frame grab PilotCam Area we
are approaching.
RGB.20140818_100830_010.tif
RGB.20140818_100832_745.tif
RGB.20140818_100834_514.tif
RGB.20140818_100838_985.tif
RGB.20140818_100840_687.tif
RGB.20140818_100844_858.tif
RGB.20140818_100849_097.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Tubeworms. Shimmering and
smoky water. Mat patches.
RGB.20140818_100912_118.tif
RGB.20140818_100915_922.tif
RGB.20140818_100918_091.tif
RGB.20140818_100921_227.tif
RGB.20140818_100945_118.tif
RGB.20140818_101010_476.tif
RGB.20140818_101017_950.tif
vv#
16345
16346
16347
16349
16350
16351
16353
16354
16355
16356
16357
16358
16360
16361
16363
16365
16366
16368
16370
16371
16372
16374
16375
16376
16378
16379
16380
16381
16382
16383
16385
16386
16387
16388
16389
16391
16392
16393
16394
16396
16398
16399
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
10
11
23
4
45.923610
45.923613
-129.982968
-129.982967
249.2
227.1
1518
1517.8
2014/08/18
10
11
17
45.923615
-129.982968
226.9
1517.8
Very healthy tubeworm bush right
next to main visible venting site.
16404
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
11
12
31
20
45.923617
45.923623
-129.982970
-129.982978
226.9
227.3
1517.9
1517.9
16405
16408
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
13
14
55
17
45.923615
45.923610
-129.982985
-129.982983
227.4
227.2
1517.9
1517.9
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
10
16
20
21
34
59
19
45.923606
45.923616
45.923615
-129.982974
-129.982965
-129.982964
247.5
247.3
247.4
1517.9
1518
1518
2014/08/18
10
22
49
45.923614
-129.982965
247.4
1517.9
Checking temperature of flow.
Also many limpets around and on
tubeworms.
Tmax = 25C.
Still have one RNA filter
remaining. Will sample here using
it.
RGB.20140818_101634_826.tif
RGB.20140818_102059_756.tif
SAMPLE: HFS Had to reboot
HFS to read temp correctly.
SAMPLE: HFS J2-791-HFS-18.
Filter #11 at Skadi. Starting now.
2014/08/18
10
23
15
45.923615
-129.982966
247.3
1517.9
Bags were loaded onto HFS rack
so we will also take a bag of fluid.
16437
2014/08/18
10
26
54
45.923624
-129.982963
247.2
1518
16445
2014/08/18
10
29
27
45.923612
-129.982978
247.1
1518
2014/08/18
10
40
30
45.923599
-129.982978
247
1518
2014/08/18
10
40
53
45.923596
-129.982981
247.2
1518
Fluid sample will probably be
used for chemistry.
Record PilotCam Video of
sampling for RNA filter.
SAMPLE: HFS J2-791-HFS-18
filter #11 finished.
Tmax = 29.9C. Tavg = 29.4C. T2
= 11. Volume pumped = 3002ml.
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
10
10
41
42
42
43
11
11
28
20
45.923595
45.923595
45.923597
45.923605
-129.982983
-129.982989
-129.982991
-129.982993
247.1
247
247
247.1
1518
1518
1518
1518
16478
16481
16482
16485
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
45
45
11
37
45.923628
45.923632
-129.982996
-129.982997
247.2
247.3
1518
1518.1
2014/08/18
10
46
10
45.923634
-129.982997
247.2
1518.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
10
10
46
51
53
53
14
58
6
48
45.923635
45.923615
45.923609
45.923608
-129.982998
-129.983012
-129.983015
-129.983006
247.3
247.4
247.2
247.3
1518
1518.1
1518
1518.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
10
10
54
59
7
3
45.923608
45.923552
-129.983001
-129.983048
247.4
296
1518.1
1518.3
2014/08/18
10
59
42
45.923555
-129.983024
296.3
1518.1
2014/08/18
11
4
14
45.923460
-129.983135
322.5
1518.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
11
11
4
4
18
29
45.923459
45.923456
-129.983134
-129.983131
322
322.3
1518.2
1518.4
Approx. sampling time 17:42.
SAMPLE: HFS Started bag 7.
J2-791-HFS-19. Bag 7.
Stopped recording video at 10:30
approx.
Finished bag 7.
SAMPLE: HFS Tmax = 29.6C.
Tavg = 29.5C. T2 = 11. Volume
pumped = 601 ml.
Still need to record oxygen and
pH at Skadi.
Shift change approaching.
O2 = 0.265 ml/l pH = 3.2766 V
Translates to O2 = 12 umol/kg
End of HFS scanning for pH and
O2
Stowing wand
Cruising Skadi to survey extent of
venting. Appears to be more
active than in the past. Tubeworm
colonies in cracks between lava
flows.
Reballasting. Dropped a single
dive weight.
Arrived at another active sulfide
mound covered with tubeworms.
This site of venting is SW of most
active region near the point of the
peninsula above collapse zone.
RGB.20140818_110418_812.tif
RGB.20140818_110429_155.tif
176
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
RGB.20140818_101023_589.tif
Venting appears to be over quite a
wide area. Not a single point flow.
vv#
16400
16402
16412
16414
16419
16429
16431
16435
16451
16474
16476
16490
16492
16494
16495
16507
16510
16513
16515
16525
16528
16538
16539
16540
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
11
11
11
11
11
4
5
5
7
8
34
26
33
36
8
45.923455
45.923488
45.923486
45.923409
45.923393
-129.983130
-129.983153
-129.983170
-129.983031
-129.982966
322.2
164.6
140.1
106.1
105.6
1518.2
1517.2
1516.9
1520.1
1520.4
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
11
11
11
8
9
12
41
14
34
45.923365
45.923339
45.923280
-129.982886
-129.982844
-129.982775
106.1
106.1
347.6
1520.9
1522.3
1520.6
2014/08/18
11
13
53
45.923354
-129.982809
61.56
1522.2
2014/08/18
11
18
3
45.923360
-129.982827
61.9
1522.4
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
11
11
11
11
20
24
24
24
31
3
13
16
45.923539
45.923630
45.923629
45.923628
-129.982768
-129.982528
-129.982527
-129.982527
359.3
0.83
0.6
0.43
1522.5
1522.6
1522.6
1522.5
2014/08/18
11
24
36
45.923626
-129.982526
0.48
1522.6
2014/08/18
11
28
15
45.923635
-129.982510
4.22
2014/08/18
11
31
49
45.924182
-129.982360
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
34
34
34
34
34
34
35
35
35
38
39
39
23
27
29
33
39
42
8
28
30
51
24
40
45.924452
45.924452
45.924452
45.924454
45.924463
45.924467
45.924505
45.924532
45.924535
45.924810
45.924874
45.924894
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
39
39
42
42
42
43
44
44
44
44
44
53
18
24
37
48
15
19
31
36
45.924897
45.924906
45.925067
45.925071
45.925077
45.925140
45.925176
45.925178
45.925182
45.925183
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140818_110526_145.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
TXT:
Heading east into collapse zone to
area of snowblowers after 2011
and then turning north to Skadi.
RGB.20140818_110841_573.tif
Record SuperScorpio
End SuperScorpio highlight of
Skadi snowblower area.
Skadi snowblower area is still
surprisingly active with a
significant amount a flow and
flocculent still wafting out of
skylights.
Temp probing in active zone in a
skylight at Skadi-5. Tmax=8.4C.
vv#
16541
16544
16545
16550
16553
16555
16557
16564
16568
16577
Heading north towards Boca.
RGB.20140818_112403_892.tif
RGB.20140818_112412_901.tif
HD frame grab SciCam At
northern extent of the Skadi
snowblowers identified in 2011.
Several good tubeworm colonies
and active regions of flow.
16583
16591
16593
16594
1520.2
Placed HFS intake pump on
basket and out of video frame.
16604
5.52
1522.7
16612
-129.982423
-129.982425
-129.982426
-129.982425
-129.982418
-129.982414
-129.982404
-129.982407
-129.982406
-129.982335
-129.982331
-129.982326
338.4
325
319.7
315.6
318.5
319.2
297.7
277.5
274.3
5.9
6.06
5.44
1519.5
1519.3
1519.3
1519.1
1518.9
1518.8
1519
1519.3
1519.3
1520.8
1521.4
1521.2
-129.982325
-129.982320
-129.982102
-129.982096
-129.982089
-129.982133
-129.982138
-129.982137
-129.982140
-129.982143
5.33
6.38
92.79
107
105.9
11.56
50.82
54.05
66.78
66.49
1521
1520.7
1518.7
1519.1
1519.4
1518.1
1518.5
1519.1
1519.4
1519.4
Tubeworms in cracks of sheet
flow lava resembling a flat
racetrack.
RGB.20140818_113423_709.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140818_113429_849.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140818_113439_025.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Pillows and cut-away pillows.
RGB.20140818_113528_341.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Record SuperScorpio
RGB.20140818_113924_142.tif
SuperScorpio recording
throughout interesting pillow and
lobate flow area just traversed.
HD frame grab SciCam
End Highlights
RGB.20140818_114218_482.tif
RGB.20140818_114224_421.tif
RGB.20140818_114237_134.tif
RGB.20140818_114348_138.tif
RGB.20140818_114415_199.tif
RGB.20140818_114419_837.tif
RGB.20140818_114430_914.tif
Record SuperScorpio Sampling
background. Start sample when?
177
16595
16618
16619
16620
16621
16623
16624
16626
16627
16628
16636
16638
16640
16641
16642
16648
16649
16651
16654
16656
16657
16658
16659
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
11
11
11
44
44
45
41
44
16
45.925184
45.925186
45.925195
-129.982145
-129.982144
-129.982130
64.82
66.92
76.61
1519.7
1519.8
1519.8
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
11
11
11
45
45
46
19
22
24
45.925195
45.925194
45.925215
-129.982129
-129.982129
-129.982188
76.7
76.34
75.64
1519.8
1519.8
1519.3
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
11
11
11
11
11
11
47
48
49
49
51
54
52
5
20
49
27
21
45.925246
45.925243
45.925253
45.925250
45.925391
45.925506
-129.982150
-129.982150
-129.982135
-129.982086
-129.982049
-129.982014
104.3
105
123
121.2
87.08
332.4
1519.3
1519.2
1519.3
1520.2
1518.8
1518.4
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
11
11
12
12
57
57
4
5
26
38
50
7
45.925873
45.925896
45.926609
45.926633
-129.982396
-129.982401
-129.982030
-129.981990
345.6
347.1
34.82
32.91
1518.4
1516.6
1516.7
1515.5
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
12
12
13
18
58
2
45.927172
45.927445
-129.982391
-129.982336
318.2
11.95
1514.6
1515
2014/08/18
12
20
18
45.927675
-129.982459
144
1514.7
2014/08/18
12
23
22
45.927680
-129.982450
173.9
1515.6
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
12
12
12
12
12
26
27
27
27
29
23
19
50
54
5
45.927715
45.927696
45.927692
45.927692
45.927684
-129.982428
-129.982413
-129.982416
-129.982416
-129.982416
174.2
252.4
249.8
249.3
249.9
1515.7
1515.5
1515.4
1515.4
1515.4
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
12
12
29
33
7
10
45.927684
45.927674
-129.982416
-129.982458
249.9
306.6
1515.5
1515.6
2014/08/18
12
35
42
45.927669
-129.982444
306.2
1515.7
2014/08/18
12
36
28
45.927665
-129.982448
306.3
1513.2
2014/08/18
12
37
26
45.927670
-129.982459
306.6
1513.4
2014/08/18
12
40
30
45.927625
-129.982436
332.9
1515.6
2014/08/18
12
41
2
45.927628
-129.982445
28.91
1514.4
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
12
12
12
47
48
48
56
21
34
45.927371
45.927354
45.927354
-129.982245
-129.982225
-129.982227
100.9
97.49
102.1
1515.6
1516.7
1516.4
178
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
HD frame grab SciCam
HD frame grab SciCam
SAMPLE: HFS background
sampling J791-HFS-20. Bag #8.
vv#
16661
16662
16664
RGB.20140818_114518_996.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Record SuperScorpio Visually
stunning collapse regions with
roofs and collapse pillars.
End Highlights
Record SciCam
HFS background sample finished.
RGB.20140818_114949_698.tif
End Highlights
Polypro loop found on seafloor
and investigated.
RGB.20140818_115726_186.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140818_120450_863.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Crab on
pillar
TXT:
Approaching Boca and Mkr-170
from the south--ending transit.
16665
16666
16669
Arrived at Boca. Continues to be
an large active hole and a smaller
opening slightly elevated above
larger skylight.
It appears to this logger that Boca
is less active relative to 2013 as
there is barely any flow from the
upper (smaller) opening.
Tubeworms have lots of
filamentous bacteria covering
them.
Temp probe Tmax = 5.5 deg C.
RGB.20140818_122718_939.tif
RGB.20140818_122750_036.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
Temp probe of smaller hole Tmax
= 5.4 deg C.
RGB.20140818_122907_580.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Temp
probe of 3rd vent where MTR is
positioned. Tmax = 6.3 deg C.
RECOVER: MTR temp probe
MTR 4001
MTR recovered from 3rd hole at
Boca.
Stowing MTR in port swing arm
biobox
MTR 4001 was in 3rd hole closest
to Mkr 170.
Leaving Boca and headed to
elevator site just north of El
Guapo in International District.
Sculpin fish in cave eating crab.
RGB.20140818_124821_530.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Clams in
crack.
16750
16673
16674
16678
16680
16684
16691
16698
16700
16715
16717
16735
16744
16757
16764
16767
16769
16770
16773
16775
16784
16790
16792
16795
16802
16804
16819
16821
16822
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
12
50
10
45.927348
-129.982131
100.5
1515
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
12
12
50
52
56
45
45.927329
45.927277
-129.982056
-129.981949
100.9
106
1516.3
1516.2
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
13
13
0
1
14
26
45.927065
45.927053
-129.981078
-129.981063
119.1
112.7
1517.3
1516
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
13
13
13
13
13
13
2
2
2
3
3
3
5
11
13
41
53
55
45.927035
45.927034
45.927033
45.926992
45.926981
45.926979
-129.981058
-129.981055
-129.981053
-129.980879
-129.980859
-129.980856
113.8
111.1
112.2
76.74
76.78
76.05
1516.6
1516.3
1516.2
1516.8
1517
1517.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
13
13
4
6
12
44
45.926985
45.926797
-129.980865
-129.980580
70.99
115.5
1517
1517.5
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
13
13
13
13
13
6
6
7
7
8
51
54
46
55
12
45.926797
45.926795
45.926773
45.926772
45.926771
-129.980581
-129.980581
-129.980487
-129.980480
-129.980478
118.6
118.3
114.8
100.5
103.6
1517
1516.7
1517.4
1517.4
1517.4
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
13
13
13
8
8
10
18
29
13
45.926766
45.926758
45.926577
-129.980480
-129.980480
-129.980172
109.1
132.9
130.8
1517.4
1517.1
1517
2014/08/18
13
10
45
45.926501
-129.980118
132.2
1516
2014/08/18
13
11
24
45.926487
-129.980054
47.24
1517.5
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
13
13
12
13
53
18
45.926646
45.926629
-129.979838
-129.979733
88.72
88.59
1513.7
1511.8
2014/08/18
13
15
9
45.926639
-129.979690
116.7
1513.3
2014/08/18
13
17
7
45.926628
-129.979708
116.9
1513.3
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
13
13
20
21
55
32
45.926638
45.926637
-129.979737
-129.979718
116.9
116.8
2014/08/18
13
23
33
45.926628
-129.979672
2014/08/18
13
24
54
45.926609
2014/08/18
13
30
5
2014/08/18
13
31
2014/08/18
13
41
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
Clams in several depressions in
the new lava but with very little
flow apparent.
Record SciCam
End Highlights Black fish with
large eyeballs. Good
entertainment with fish attacking
various parts of the basket and
SciCam.
Record SciCam
Pillars and tubeworms in collapse
region NW of ID vent field.
vv#
16827
16829
16834
16850
16853
RGB.20140818_130204_950.tif
End Highlights
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140818_130341_279.tif
RGB.20140818_130353_458.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Pillars
that look like house.
RGB.20140818_130412_744.tif
Incubator #2 pumping from
experimental bag thru filter into
auxiliary bag.
RGB.20140818_130651_101.tif
HD frame grab SciCam
RGB.20140818_130746_490.tif
RGB.20140818_130755_299.tif
HD frame grab SciCam Large
hanging anemone.
Record SciCam
End Highlights
Incubator #2 might not be
pumping--fresh water at exhaust
is minimal.
Incubator #2 finished pump
transfer.
Incubator #1 pulling experimental
bag thru filter to auxiliary bag.
16855
16857
16858
16862
16863
16864
Elevator in sight.
Several sudden obstructions on
pump for Incubator #1.
Running pump slower to
100ml/min fresh water now
exiting exhaust.
Stowing IGTs on elevator-bungee and snorkel shenanigans.
16895
16897
1512.5
1512.6
Incubator #1 919ml pumped.
Incubator #3 pulling experimental
bag thru filter to auxiliary bag.
16915
16917
116.6
1512.6
16922
-129.979670
109.8
1513.1
45.926612
-129.979704
66.27
1513.1
55
45.926618
-129.979666
66.27
1513.1
15
45.926615
-129.979726
77.98
1512.7
Basket maintenance securing all
loose items.
Incubator #3 pumping at
100ml/min behaving well.
Incubator #3 finished 801 ml
pumped.
Incubator #4 pumping at
100ml/min from experimental bag
thru filter to auxiliary bag.
Incubator #4 finished ~600ml
pumped.
179
16866
16872
16873
16874
16877
16878
16880
16881
16882
16887
16889
16891
16902
16907
16926
16937
16942
16962
date
hr
min
sec
latitude
longitude
hdg
z
2014/08/18
13
41
31
45.926597
-129.979765
76.24
1511.3
2014/08/18
13
42
5
45.926600
-129.979784
76.12
1511
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
13
15
42
1
53
5
45.926653
45.926760
-129.979692
-129.979425
42.96
187.9
1507.6
359.1
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
15
15
13
27
18
19
45.926740
45.926830
-129.979368
-129.979386
179.4
173.3
100.83
-0.34
2014/08/18
2014/08/18
15
15
33
34
9
38
45.926774
45.926801
-129.979404
-129.979343
234.7
85.92
-0.9
-0.84
180
J2-791 Dive Comments
(Bottom time: 8/18 00:41 - 13:42
UTC)
Elevator released. Expected to
take 45 min to surface.
That is the end of science
operations for J791 and cruise
NeMO14.
Jason off bottom
Jason is on the way up from 400m
for the last 10+ minutes..
Jason is at 100m.
Jason out of water Medea on
board.
Jason out of water
Jason on deck
vv#
16963
16965
16968
17125
17150
17162
17163
17166