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GLOBEC Northeast Pacific Program Mapping of Physical and Biological Fields in the Northern California Current July 31 - August 19, 2002 Video All Video clips are created in Windows Media Player format.  The broadband version is for cable or DSL users.  The 56K version is for dial-up modem internet users.  Find the Windows Media Player for other operating systems here. More video clips on page 2 July 30, 2002 Loading activities on board the Revelle.  Shown is one of the many loads moved by crane onto the ship, checkout of the CTD rosette, installing the satellite communication computer on the New Horizon, and assembling and testing many of the instruments in the main lab.  (Note: There is no audio on this video clip.) Broadband version 56K version July 31, 2002 This clip shows the New Horizon leaving first and then the Revelle.  It was a beautiful day to leave Newport for the open sea. Broadband version 56K version August 1, 2002 The Revelle has been operating smoothly today with beautiful weather. Broadband version 56K version August 2, 2002 During the afternoon the Revelle makes a rendezvous with the New Horizon. Broadband version 56K version   August 3, 2002 The Bird and Mammal Observation Team makes use of the good weather. Broadband version 56K version   Video Clip August 4, 2002 SeaSOAR operations continue around the clock. Broadband version 56K version   Video Clip August 5, 2002 This clip shows some of the work done by the phytoplankton physiology group (such as particle size distribution) on water samples they collect every two hours. Broadband version 56K version   Video Clip August 5, 2002 The sea and wind were very calm this evening near Gold Beach.  Visible in the water were many large jellyfish. Broadband version 56K version Video Clip August 6, 2002 Chief Scientist Jack Barth describes the progress made so far on the cruise. Broadband version 56K version Video Clip August 7, 2002 The SeaSOAR and HTI are recovered in the morning before station work begins.  These instruments cannot be in the water unless the ship is moving. Broadband version 56K version Video Clip August 8, 2002 The drifters and TSRB are deployed from the Revelle near Newport. Broadband version 56K version More video clips on page 2   This page was last updated on August 17, 2002 08:14 AM

 

U.S. GLOBEC research activities and the U.S. GLOBEC Northeast Pacific Coordinating Office are jointly supported by the National Science Foundation and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.