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Home :: Images tagged "global-irminger-sea-array"

Images tagged "global-irminger-sea-array"

Offload of recovered moorings in Reykjavic

Ready for a year in the water

Northern Lights #2

Checking Data

Gliders Checked, Awaiting Deployment

Glider being lowered into water

Mid-water sphere

Spheres for the 3 subsurface Moorings

Splicing lines aboard R/V Neil Armstrong

A buoy camera took this picture of the R/V Armstrong departing

Northern Lights

Irminger Deployed Surface Mooring

Marine mammal researcher Pete Duley using "Big Eyes"

Glider in water

Top sphere of a flanking mooring

Engineer Collin Dobson performs function checks on OOI gliders

Two OOI gliders in the lab of the R/V Armstrong

Nico Llanos splices the nylon and Colmega lines together, in preparation for the OOI surface mooring deployment

Leaving WHOI dock for Month-long Expedition

Northern Lights #3

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