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ROV Jason Jr. surveys through hull window into stateroom U. at RMS Titanic wreck site.
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ROV Jason Jr. surveys through hull window into stateroom U. at RMS Titanic wreck site.
ROV Jason Jr. surveys through hull window into stateroom U. at RMS Titanic wreck site.
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ROV Jason Jr. surveys through hull window into stateroom U. at RMS Titanic wreck site.
ROV Jason Jr. surveys through hull window into stateroom U. at RMS Titanic wreck site.
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Date is approximate. In July 1986, nine months after their discovery of the wreck, the WHOI Deep Submergence Laboratory team returned to the site to conduct test dives as part of the continuing development of the lab's Argo/Jason imaging system, designed for scientific missions to explore and photograph the deep sea floor. In this image, Jason Jr. peers through a hatch into one of the Titanic's state rooms. Image of The Day caption: In 1985, a WHOI-led team discovered the site of the most fabled shipwreck in history: the RMS Titanic. In 1986, a group returned to examine the wreck in more detail (above). Today, another team sets off from St. John's, Newfoundland, for the wreck that includes WHOI's Director of Special Projects Dave Gallo, research specialist Bill Lange, and members of the REMUS operating group. Expedition Titanic will deploy the WHOI-designed autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) REMUS and other instruments to survey the wreck and surrounding seafloor in high-definition and three-dimensions. Caption from Down to the Sea for Science, Pg. 152: With its exploration of RMS Titanic in 1986, WHOI's prototype remotely operated vehicle Jason Jr. proved that Deep Submergence Laboratory scientists and engineers were on the right track. Caption from Oceanus magazine, Vol. 58, No. 1, Pg. 59: WHOI RELEASES RARE VIDEO FOOTAGE FROM THE FIRST SUBMERSIBLE DIVES TO RMS TITANIC It has been almost 38 years since the remains of the RMS Titanic were first discovered lying on the ocean floor. This February, WHOI debuted 80 minutes of rare video footage from the 1986 expedition using three-person research submersible Alvin and the then newly developed remotely operated vehicle Jason Jr. to explore the famous wreck. Most of the footage had never been released to the public. ROV Jason Jr. was ultimately lost at sea in 1991.
Date is approximate. In July 1986, nine months after their discovery of the wreck, the WHOI Deep Submergence Laboratory team returned to the site to conduct test dives as part of the continuing development of the lab's Argo/Jason imaging system, designed for scientific missions to explore and photograph the deep sea floor. In this image, Jason Jr. peers through a hatch into one of the Titanic's state rooms.
Image of The Day caption:
In 1985, a WHOI-led team discovered the site of the most fabled shipwreck in history: the RMS Titanic. In 1986, a group returned to examine the wreck in more detail (above). Today, another team sets off from St. John's, Newfoundland, for the wreck that includes WHOI's Director of Special Projects Dave Gallo, research specialist Bill Lange, and members of the REMUS operating group. Expedition Titanic will deploy the WHOI-designed autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) REMUS and other instruments to survey the wreck and surrounding seafloor in high-definition and three-dimensions.
Caption from Down to the Sea for Science, Pg. 152:
With its exploration of RMS Titanic in 1986, WHOI's prototype remotely operated vehicle Jason Jr. proved that Deep Submergence Laboratory scientists and engineers were on the right track.
Caption from Oceanus magazine, Vol. 58, No. 1, Pg. 59:
WHOI RELEASES RARE VIDEO FOOTAGE FROM THE FIRST SUBMERSIBLE DIVES TO RMS TITANIC It has been almost 38 years since the remains of the RMS Titanic were first discovered lying on the ocean floor. This February, WHOI debuted 80 minutes of rare video footage from the 1986 expedition using three-person research submersible Alvin and the then newly developed remotely operated vehicle Jason Jr. to explore the famous wreck. Most of the footage had never been released to the public.
ROV Jason Jr. was ultimately lost at sea in 1991.
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etaylor: Oceanus magazine, Vol. 58, No. 1, Pg. 59 jdoucette: Image Of the Day repeat, 12/30/2018 efitzpatrick: school video project efitzpatrick: book efitzpatrick: CBS News efitzpatrick: reagan musem/titanic exhibit ssoule: presentation efitzpatrick: book on titanic kwesterhouse: hurlock event overview 3 mar 2016 jmcnichol: Public presentation etaylor: Oceanus dfino: ocean robots abehring: Titanic 2 jfenwick: Camilli presentation kkostel: CCMNH efitzpatrick: news piece jdoucette: Titanic event lobby slideshow samurphy: WHOI video intro samurphy: for Cathy Norton ppt presentation kkostel: SKA presentation kjoyce: titanic topic samurphy: for SKA board talk kkostel: SKA presentation dpandya: for interactive history project akline: AVDF visit slide show efitzpatrick: world expo 2012 efitzpatrick: tv program csmith: office display jdoucette: Image of The Day, 08/22/2010 dfino: whoi.edu kkostel: Titanic story efitzpatrick: textbook fheide: Avery presentation possibilities kjoyce: associates renewal brochure amcintyrewressnig: talk anevala: presentation gcaldeira: desktop efitzpatrick: website mgagne: own use jdoucette: Potential MIT museum exhibit imagery for K. Hasselbalch jdoucette: Image of The Day, 04/15/2007 jtromp: for shelley's party vcullen: down to the sea for science, pg. 152
etaylor: Oceanus magazine, Vol. 58, No. 1, Pg. 59
jdoucette: Image Of the Day repeat, 12/30/2018
efitzpatrick: school video project
efitzpatrick: book
efitzpatrick: CBS News
efitzpatrick: reagan musem/titanic exhibit
ssoule: presentation
efitzpatrick: book on titanic
kwesterhouse: hurlock event overview 3 mar 2016
jmcnichol: Public presentation
etaylor: Oceanus
dfino: ocean robots
abehring: Titanic 2
jfenwick: Camilli presentation
kkostel: CCMNH
efitzpatrick: news piece
jdoucette: Titanic event lobby slideshow
samurphy: WHOI video intro
samurphy: for Cathy Norton ppt presentation
kkostel: SKA presentation
kjoyce: titanic topic
samurphy: for SKA board talk
kkostel: SKA presentation
dpandya: for interactive history project
akline: AVDF visit slide show
efitzpatrick: world expo 2012
efitzpatrick: tv program
csmith: office display
jdoucette: Image of The Day, 08/22/2010
dfino: whoi.edu
kkostel: Titanic story
efitzpatrick: textbook
fheide: Avery presentation possibilities
kjoyce: associates renewal brochure
amcintyrewressnig: talk
anevala: presentation
gcaldeira: desktop
efitzpatrick: website
mgagne: own use
jdoucette: Potential MIT museum exhibit imagery for K. Hasselbalch
jdoucette: Image of The Day, 04/15/2007
jtromp: for shelley's party
vcullen: down to the sea for science, pg. 152
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