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Daily Archives: September 4, 2010
Labor Day Weekend Data
We’re moving further east and knocking down transects slowly but surely. The OPC will get it’s wet test in about 30 minutes, but the deck tests have been successful, so we’re [still] cautiously optimistic we’ve got the problem licked. Below … Continue reading
Posted in Cruises, Data, Gulf of Mexico
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A little less data tonight
The Scanfish OPC (Optical Plankton Counter) has been doing some funny things, so the Planktoneer is playing electrical engineer in the middle of the night, with some encouragement and help from the rest of the science crew. We noticed some … Continue reading
Posted in Cruises, Gulf of Mexico
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