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HROV Nereus in ROV mode underwater.
HROV Nereus in ROV mode underwater.
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Caption from Oceanus magazine, Vol. 49, No. 1, page 29: In the 2009 expedition to the Mid-Cayman Spreading Center, scientists used Nereus, a vehicle that can dive to 11,000 meters (nearly 7 miles). Image of The Day caption: The hybrid remotely operated vehicle (HROV) Nereus is a one-of-a-kind vehicle that can operate either as an autonomous, free-swimming robot to conduct wide-area surveys, or as a tethered vehicle for close-up investigation and sampling of seafloor rocks and organisms. On its maiden dive in May 2009, the vehicle successfully reached the deepest part of the worlds oceanChallenger Deep in the western Pacific Ocean. During its second expedition in October 2009 it investigated hydrothermal vents along Earths deepest mid-ocean ridge in the Cayman Trough. In 2013, as part of the newly funded HADES project, Nereus will be used to conduct the first systematic study of life in ocean trenchesthe deepest marine habitat on Earth.
Caption from Oceanus magazine, Vol. 49, No. 1, page 29:
In the 2009 expedition to the Mid-Cayman Spreading Center, scientists used Nereus, a vehicle that can dive to 11,000 meters (nearly 7 miles).
Image of The Day caption:
The hybrid remotely operated vehicle (HROV) Nereus is a one-of-a-kind vehicle that can operate either as an autonomous, free-swimming robot to conduct wide-area surveys, or as a tethered vehicle for close-up investigation and sampling of seafloor rocks and organisms. On its maiden dive in May 2009, the vehicle successfully reached the deepest part of the worlds oceanChallenger Deep in the western Pacific Ocean. During its second expedition in October 2009 it investigated hydrothermal vents along Earths deepest mid-ocean ridge in the Cayman Trough. In 2013, as part of the newly funded HADES project, Nereus will be used to conduct the first systematic study of life in ocean trenchesthe deepest marine habitat on Earth.
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jdoucette: Textbook, Request 4581
jdoucette: children's textbook, 4483
ssoule: presentation
anangle: table sign- ott
efitzpatrick: Nature mag image
dfino: whoi.edu
etaylor: DSC Summer Tours Poster
dfino: avery presentation
swhite: WHOI Computer screensaver
kkostel: CCMNH
dfino: cmr_callout
jdoucette: Images to frame for Marine Ops.
kgrodzki: Enlargements for Marine Ops.
kgrodzki: Enlargements in Marine Ops.
clinder: Ocean Robots
acaracappaqubeck: pharma
kkostel: Facebook: World Ocean Day
jdoucette: Image of the Day, 05/11/2012
acaracappaqubeck: oceanus, Vol. 49, No. 1
acaracappaqubeck: 2009 Report Covers
jcanavan: Trieste event poster
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