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Observer Alex Ysam and GVA Mike Brunson calculate sunrise for the ship's arrival in Honolulu. |
AB Jason Rippon prepares to deploy an Argo autonomous profiling float, which is one of thousands in the global ocean. |
GVA Forest Nelson operates the winch controls and lowers the CTD to a depth of 1,000m. |
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Scientist James Rauch handles the line during a TAO mooring recovery. |
A1AE Pat McManus modifies an antenna mount on the flying bridge. |
Scientist Dane Jaynes, Observer Alex Ysam, and divers CDR Pickett and CDR Beaverson repair the 5N/180 mooring. |
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Alexander Ysam, an observer from the Federal States of Micronesia, spools line during TAO mooring operations at 2N/180. |
After a one year deployment, the 5S/180 TAO mooring is recovered by the KA'IMIMOANA. |
All crew members in Life Boat #1 are present and accounted for during a weekly abandon ship drill. |
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Crew members are about to release the anchor, which will moor the recently deployed 8S/180 buoy in position. |
ST Karen Taylor recovers the CTD underwater package. |
BGL Jim Donovan is standing by ready to deploy the next mooring. |
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[The KA picks up a hitch-hiker, a brown booby, who finds some shade for relief.] |
[Scientists and crew members on board the RHIB come alongside the KA after repairing the 2S/165E mooring.] |
[Fisherman from an American Samoa seining vessel, hand over oceanographic equipment that was found adrift to the KA'IMIMOANA.] |
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[(Super) Chief Scientist Linda Stratton records information from subsurface instruments recovered from the 5S/165E mooring.] |
[Scientist Dane Jaynes removes subsurface modules during the equatorial recovery along 165E.] |
[Physical Scientist Brian Powers detaches equipment from the bridle of a TAO mooring recovered at 2N/165E.] |
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[GVA Jason Akers (left) stands fire watch as 3AE Gerard Cullen (right) welds the railing above aft control.] |
[Scientists receive a RHIB safety orientation from Coxswain AB Matt Jefcoats (far left) and DU Chris Kaanaana (far right).] |
[The 8N/165E TAO mooring is released into the water during the first deployment of the cruise.] |
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Observer Alexander Ysam, ENS Rebecca Waddington, ENS Pheobe Woodworth, and Scientist Kris Karnauskas visit the Kwajalein Weather Center. |
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