Instrumentation

Major Sampler at EPR (2003)

Major Sampler at EPR (2003)

Major Sampler collecting fluid sample from a hydrothermal vent Bio 9' at the East Pacific Rise in 2002.
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Year: 2003
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Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: Camera:Digital
Feature: EPR:9N:Bio9'
Investigator: Karen Von Damm
Chief Scientist:
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Piston core sampling device, New Zealand (2010)

Piston core sampling device, New Zealand (2010)

Piston core sampling device used to collect longer sediment sample cores during an autumn 2006 cruise onboard NIWA vessel Tangaroa. Image courtesy of Clark Alexander, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography.
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Year: 2010
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: NotApplicable
Feature: NewZealand
Investigator: Clark Alexander
Chief Scientist: Clark Alexander
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Multicore sampling device, New Zealand (2010)

Multicore sampling device, New Zealand (2010)

Mutlicore sampling device used to collect sediment samples during an autumn 2006 cruise onboard NIWA vessel Tangaroa. Image courtesy of Clark Alexander, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography.
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Year: 2010
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: NotApplicable
Feature: NewZealand
Investigator: Clark Alexander
Chief Scientist: Clark Alexander
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Recovering a sediment-filled box core, Poverty Bay, New Zealand (2010)

Recovering a sediment-filled box core, Poverty Bay, New Zealand (2010)

Alan Orpin (NIWA) and VIMS graduate student Aaron Bever recover a mud-filled Gomex box core during February 2010 fieldwork. Image courtesy of MARGINS post-doctoral fellow Tara Kniskern, VIMS.
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Year: 2010
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: NotApplicable
Feature: NewZealand
Investigator: Tara Kniskern
Chief Scientist: Tara Kniskern
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Examining a box corer, Poverty Bay, New Zealand (2010)

Examining a box corer, Poverty Bay, New Zealand (2010)

Alan Orpin (NIWA), Touchwood captain Bernard Cranswick, and VIMS graduate student Aaron Bever inspect a Gomex box core device during February 2010 fieldwork. Image courtesy of MARGINS post-doctoral fellow Tara Kniskern, VIMS.
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Year: 2010
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: NotApplicable
Feature: NewZealand
Investigator: Tara Kniskern
Chief Scientist: Tara Kniskern
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Helicopter-based aerial photo mission (2010)

Helicopter-based aerial photo mission (2010)

UCSC graduate student Christie Rowe aboard a US Coast Guard helicopter collecting aerial photos of the Alaskan Kodiak Islands shoreline for use in land-based geological mapping. Image courtesy of Casey Moore, UCSC.
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Year: 2010
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: NotApplicable
Feature: Alaska:KodiakIslands
Investigator: Casey Moore
Chief Scientist: Casey Moore
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Tripod deployment, Poverty Bay (2010)

Tripod deployment, Poverty Bay (2010)

Tripod deployment operations funded by MARGINS. Poverty Bay, New Zealand. Image courtesy of JP Walsh, ECU.
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Year: 2010
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: NotApplicable
Feature: NewZealand
Investigator: John Walsh
Chief Scientist: Reide Corbett
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Salton Sea field work (2010)

Salton Sea field work (2010)

UNR graduate student Annie Hell-Hills recovers an MCS streamer from the Salton Sea. Image courtesy of Graham Kent, UNR.
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Year: 2010
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: NotApplicable
Feature: GulfOfCalifornia:SaltonSea
Investigator: Graham Kent
Chief Scientist: Graham Kent
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Kilo Moana (2005)

Kilo Moana (2005)

The UNOLS research vessel Kilo Moana, based in Hawaii, was used for MARGINS Source-to-Sink field work in the New Zealand focus site in early 2005. Operations included CHIRP and multibeam surveys and sediment coring. Image courtesy of JP Walsh, ECU.
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Year: 2005
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: NotApplicable
Feature: NewZealand
Investigator: John Walsh
Chief Scientist: Clark Alexander
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Box core recovery (2005)

Box core recovery (2005)

Box cores are also used to collect samples of sediments from the upper levels of the seafloor. Shown here is the initial stage of recovering the sediment sample from the device soon after the instrument is brought back onboard. Image courtesy of JP Walsh, ECU.
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Year: 2005
Details:
Media Type: Photograph
Data Type: Photograph
Device Type: NotApplicable
Feature: NewZealand
Investigator: John Walsh
Chief Scientist: Clark Alexander
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