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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. Video clips from July 30 to August 8 Video Clip August 9, 2002 The Zodiac boat is launched from the Revelle to meet with the Elakha. Broadband version 56k version   Video Clip August 10, 2002 Chris Wingard describes the operation of the flow-through system in the main lab. Broadband version 56k version   Video Clip August 10, 2002 Toby Martin explains how the SeaSOAR is controlled. Broadband version 56k version   Video Clip August 11, 2002 Launching the SeaSOAR requires the coordination of at least four people carefully following directions given by the head marine tech.  Even in good conditions it requires great care to keep the delicate instruments from being damaged during the launch. Broadband version 56K version   Video Clip August 12, 2002 Captain Dave Murline explains the operation of the R/V Revelle from the bridge. Broadband version 56k version Video Clip August 13, 2002 Guido Corno describes the work going on in the main lab of the R/V Revelle. Broadband version 56k version Video Clip August 13, 2002 Cyndy Tynan describes the work of the Bird and Mammal observation team on the R/V Revelle. Broadband version 56k version   Video Clip August 14, 2002 Jack Barth describes the pressure on instruments that are lowered from the ship into deep water. Broadband version 56k version   Video Clip August 15, 2002 A short tour of the working and living areas for the scientists on the Roger Revelle. Broadband version 56K version                 Video clips from July 30 to August 8   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.