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Filling the Gaps: Mapping Ellice Basin

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  • Interdisciplinary Investigation of the Pescadero Basin
  • Designing the Future 2
  • Biodiverse Borderlands
  • Discovering Deep-Sea Corals of the Phoenix Islands 2
  • Seafloor to Seabirds in the Coral Sea
  • Pinging in the New Year: Mapping the Tasman and Coral Seas
  • Ice Age Geology of the Great Barrier Reef
  • Northern Depths of the Great Barrier Reef
  • Going with the Flow: Targeted Autonomous Drifting
  • Seamounts, Canyons & Reefs of the Coral Sea
  • Visioning the Coral Sea Marine Park
  • Australian Mesophotic Coral Examination
  • Illuminating Biodiversity of the Ningaloo Canyons
  • The Great Australian Deep-Sea Coral and Canyon Adventure
  • Listening for Cryptic Whales Species
  • Studying the Sea-Surface Microlayer 2
  • Deep Coral Diversity at Emperor Seamount Chain 2019
  • Microbial Mysteries: Linking Microbial Communities and Environmental Drivers
  • New Approaches To Autonomous Exploration At The Costa Rican Shelf Break
  • Costa Rican Deep Sea Connections
  • Interdisciplinary Investigation of a New Hydrothermal Vent Field
  • Characterizing Venting and Seepage Along the California Coast
  • Hunting Bubbles: Understanding Plumes of Seafloor Methane
  • Adaptive Robotics at Barkley Canyon and Hydrate Ridge
  • Solving Microbial Mysteries with Autonomous Technology
  • Exploring Fronts with Multiple Robots
  • Voyage to the White Shark Café
  • Eddy Exploration and Ecosystem Dynamics
  • Coordinated Robotics Part 2: ʻAuʻAu Channel
  • Filling the Gaps: Mapping Ellice Basin
  • Underwater Fire: Studying the Submarine Volcanoes of Tonga
  • Discovering Deep Sea Corals of the Phoenix Islands
  • Unraveling Ancient Sea Level Secrets
  • Sea to Space Particle Investigation
  • Eyes Below the Surface: Mapping Johnston Atoll
  • Searching for Life in the Mariana Back-Arc
  • A Changing River: Measuring Nutrient fluxes to the South China Sea
  • Ecosystem Dynamics of Hydrothermal Vent Communities
  • Study of the Sea-Surface Microlayer and Air-Sea Boundary
  • Virtual Vents: The Changing Face of Hydrothermalism Revealed
  • Investigating Life without Oxygen in the Tropical Pacific
  • Sustainability of Reef Fishes and Causes of Harmful Algal Blooms
  • Mapping the South Texas Banks
  • Deep Sea Coral Shakedown
  • Long Term Effects of the Deep-water Horizon Oil Spill
  • Exploring the Mariana Trench
  • Expanding Mariana Trench Perspectives
  • Tracking the Tasman Sea’s Hidden Tide
  • Perth Canyon: First Deep Exploration
  • Coordinated Robotics
  • Timor Sea Reef Connections
  • Unlocking Tsunami Secrets
  • Imaging the K-T Boundary
  • Hydrothermal Exploration of the Mid-Cayman Rise
  • Serendipitous Side Trip
  • Magnetic Anomalies at the World’s Largest Volcano
  • Leg Two, Open Ocean to Inner Sea
  • Leg One, Open Ocean to Inner Sea
  • Axial Seamount Cruise 2013
  • The Secret Lives of Whales
  • Leg Two, Papahānaumokuākea Monument
  • Leg One, Papahānaumokuākea Monument
  • The Iron Eaters of Loihi Seamount
  • The Mysteries of Ontong Java
  • Hydrothermal Hunt at Mariana
  • Mixing Up the Tropical Pacific

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    2019

  • Benyshek, E., Wessel, P., and Taylor, B. (2019). Tectonic Reconstruction of the Ellice Basin. AGU 38 (11), 3854-3865, doi: 10.1029/2019TC005650.

    • 2018

  • 30 day Preliminary Cruise Report: Filling in the Gaps

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During the #UnderwaterFire expedition, researchers came across this large beautiful anemone, completely alone in an otherwise very barren talus. Talus is a geological term: loose blocks of rock that fall down from steep surfaces, cover slopes or accumulate at the base of a cliff. pic.twitter.com/cdui…

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RT @ecoMagNews @SchmidtOcean is continuing to lead the way in ocean exploration with their 110-meter research vessel, Falkor (too). Discover more in our Autumn edition digital.ecomagazine.… #Research #OceanExploration pic.twitter.com/F772…

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#SciArtFriday ~ "Since these are beautiful, I think they capture attention+they make us want to dig a little bit deeper and say, 'Hey, what's going on with this image? What's the science behind this?'" Subliminal beauty — discovering the 'Art of Science' bit.ly/3xAsUNQ

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#SciArtFriday ~ "For the science-fiction enthusiast, Tomorrow’s Parties is less of a Pandora’s jar and more like a treat box full of riveting narratives about lived experiences in the Anthropocene." bit.ly/3BRfQ9i

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During the #UnderwaterFire expedition, our ROV came across this field of life at ~2400m deep during Dive 101 on the Mata Ono volcano, one of the North Mata Group. More on our expedition searching for submarine volcanoes: bit.ly/3doZtr1 pic.twitter.com/vUmN…

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