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Dive 619 downloads all data from extensometers on 24+hour
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NOAA Ship Ron Brown
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NOAA Ship Ron Brown - Jeff Goodrich
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R/V Wecoma - Missy Holzer
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Jeff: Why is ROPOS such a good tool to explore the ocean floor? Kim: ROPOS is unique because it's designed so that the vehicle is configurable to fit the science. Whatever the scientists bring, we'll make it work on the vehicle. We don't spend a lot of time telling scientists, "you can't do this, you can't do that." Also, as a group, the ROPOS team is willing to go the distance to make our vehicle fit the scientists tools, rather than ask them to conform to some standard or template that we've got in place. We make our vehicle fit the science. More... |
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