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Rob Reves-Sohn and Bertil Sjolund working on Camper.

Rob Reves-Sohn and Bertil Sjolund working on Camper.
Rob Reves-Sohn and Bertil Sjolund working on Camper.
Rob Reves-Sohn and Bertil Sjolund working on Camper.
Rob Reves-Sohn and Bertil Sjolund working on Camper.
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Linder, Christopher
Rob Reves-Sohn and Bertil Sjolund working on Camper.
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09/11/2007
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Shortly before the expedition started, funding was approved to install a high-definition camera system on another new deep-sea vehicle called Camper. The vehicle had already been shipped to Svalbard. The sophisticated camera system arrived separately and had to be affixed to Camper. That required a special bracket that could not be purchased off the shelf, especially in Svalbard. So Rob Reves-Sohn (left) discussed ways to solve the problem with Bertil Sjolund, the fitter on Oden, who constructed a singular camera bracket in the icebreaker's machine shop.
Photo by Chris Linder
© Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
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