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At the February, 2014 Ocean Sciences Meeting in Honolulu, Hawaii, Schmidt Ocean Institute Had: An Exhibit Booth: SOI handed out informational materials, pens, and pins. A Panel Discussion: SOI Director of Research Victor Zykov served as a panelist for a session called Philanthropic Investment in Ocean Research. Hosted a Workshop: This included a presentation about Schmidt … Continued
The first leg of the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument mapping project ran from March 7th to April 11th.
Today we pen our last blog and offload the R/V Falkor.
Today was another exciting day, full of marine mammal sightings and small boat operations.
Today was very eventful with continued DIDSON operations, small boat operations, acoustic sampling of additional areas for pilot whale echolocation activity (a.k.a. ‘clicking’), and more photo identification of short-finned pilot whales.
What a great morning to be a Marine Mammal Observer (MMO).
At 7:00 this morning on the R/V Falkor, we were feeling lucky, because we’ve entered better whale habitat as we’ve moved south.
We’ve completed the first full day of operations.
Aloha from the sea! Today we cast off, leaving Honolulu to head toward Kona.
