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Going for the top! | Expedition USF
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The History of Climate Change, One Sediment Core at a Time. Laquo; Life at sea aboard a research vessel. No pain no gain. Going for the top! 8 March, 2010. Yesterday we came across a remarkable ocean feature a seamount. Seamounts are common in the world’s oceans, and their origin is diverse. The seamount we mapped yesterday is a part of a submersed ridge (North Brazilian Ridge) of tectonic and volcanic origin. This entry was posted on March 8, 2010 at 4:13 pm and is filed under Uncategorized.
No pain no gain | Expedition USF
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The History of Climate Change, One Sediment Core at a Time. Laquo; Going for the top! It ‘s all about calibration! No pain no gain. This entry was posted on March 9, 2010 at 5:55 pm and is filed under Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site. One Response to “No pain no gain”. March 11, 2010 at 8:09 pm. Wow, that sounds really tough to do. I hope ths operation becomes a success, if it is not already complete.
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The History of Climate Change, One Sediment Core at a Time. Laquo; How do we know where to take a sediment core? Life at sea aboard a research vessel. 11 cubic meters of very clean seawater. We are also deploying two. This entry was posted on March 5, 2010 at 10:30 pm and is filed under Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site. One Response to “11 cubic meters of very clean seawater”. March 8, 2010 at 4:06 am. I hope ...
Fishing for our dinner | Expedition USF
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The History of Climate Change, One Sediment Core at a Time. Laquo; Past 48 hours of sampling…. Fishing for our dinner. 28 February, 2010. The Mahi Mahi (a.k.a. Dolphin Fish) on the line, brought in by the Chief Engineer, Steve. Steve and Tony bring in the catch of the day. Derek, one of the mates, baits his hook trying to catch a dolphin fish. This entry was posted on February 28, 2010 at 6:03 pm and is filed under Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Fantastic p...
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AmazonPaleo: Heading for Shore
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AmazonPaleo describes the combined effort of researchers from North and South American universities who are studying past climate, hydrology, and ecology of the Neotropics. This blogsite is maintained by Catherine Rigsby (East Carolina University) and Paul Baker (Duke University). Thursday, March 11, 2010. Tropical Atlantic sunset from the R/V Knorr - March 2010. Photo by G. Dwyer. We probably won't see another beautiful ocean sunset like this one for a while. Lead PI: Paul Baker, Duke University. He rea...
AmazonPaleo: Sea Salt
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AmazonPaleo describes the combined effort of researchers from North and South American universities who are studying past climate, hydrology, and ecology of the Neotropics. This blogsite is maintained by Catherine Rigsby (East Carolina University) and Paul Baker (Duke University). Thursday, March 11, 2010. The bos'n, Pete Liarikos, is (and this is my opinion) the most ornery, salty, and cussedly lovable character on board. There is no harder worker, no tougher, and no better man on the ship. His ...
AmazonPaleo: Studying past and present
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AmazonPaleo describes the combined effort of researchers from North and South American universities who are studying past climate, hydrology, and ecology of the Neotropics. This blogsite is maintained by Catherine Rigsby (East Carolina University) and Paul Baker (Duke University). Monday, March 8, 2010. Studying past and present. All of our study methods require both abundant material from gravity cores and the long cores (so that we can reconstruct the record of a long period of geologic time) and.
AmazonPaleo: A Beautiful Channel
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AmazonPaleo describes the combined effort of researchers from North and South American universities who are studying past climate, hydrology, and ecology of the Neotropics. This blogsite is maintained by Catherine Rigsby (East Carolina University) and Paul Baker (Duke University). Wednesday, March 10, 2010. Today our survey took us over this lovely, meandering submarine channel:. SeaBeam image of a portion of a submarine channel off the coast of Sao Luis, Brazil. Also notice the large, curved, slump feat...
AmazonPaleo: Squeeze Anyone?
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AmazonPaleo describes the combined effort of researchers from North and South American universities who are studying past climate, hydrology, and ecology of the Neotropics. This blogsite is maintained by Catherine Rigsby (East Carolina University) and Paul Baker (Duke University). Wednesday, March 10, 2010. We're getting our last long core today. Yes, the cruise is almost over. We've got plenty of mud - enough, in fact, to keep us occupied for a long while! One of the people who will be very. Then, he pa...
AmazonPaleo: Wildlife of the Day (Episode 3)
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AmazonPaleo describes the combined effort of researchers from North and South American universities who are studying past climate, hydrology, and ecology of the Neotropics. This blogsite is maintained by Catherine Rigsby (East Carolina University) and Paul Baker (Duke University). Sunday, March 7, 2010. Wildlife of the Day (Episode 3). Pteropod shells Hugh retrieved from tonight's box core. The name pteropod is an old one, but it is still commonly used. In Greek, pteros. Means "wing" and podos. Pteropod ...
AmazonPaleo: Rain, Clouds, Waves, and Sun -- what more could we want?
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AmazonPaleo describes the combined effort of researchers from North and South American universities who are studying past climate, hydrology, and ecology of the Neotropics. This blogsite is maintained by Catherine Rigsby (East Carolina University) and Paul Baker (Duke University). Thursday, March 4, 2010. Rain, Clouds, Waves, and Sun - what more could we want? The Intertropical Convergenze Zone (ITCZ) - image from http:/ radar.weather.gov/jetstream/tropics/itcz.htm. Large-scale movement of the ITCZ occur...
AmazonPaleo: Why So Many Short Cores?
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AmazonPaleo describes the combined effort of researchers from North and South American universities who are studying past climate, hydrology, and ecology of the Neotropics. This blogsite is maintained by Catherine Rigsby (East Carolina University) and Paul Baker (Duke University). Saturday, March 6, 2010. Why So Many Short Cores? One of the important questions we ask about past earth environments is, “What was the temperature? Floating in the surface waters) or benthonic. Living on the seafloor) organisms.
AmazonPaleo: Wildlife of the Day (Episode 4)
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AmazonPaleo describes the combined effort of researchers from North and South American universities who are studying past climate, hydrology, and ecology of the Neotropics. This blogsite is maintained by Catherine Rigsby (East Carolina University) and Paul Baker (Duke University). Thursday, March 11, 2010. Wildlife of the Day (Episode 4). I thought I was seeing a piece of plastic trash in the sea this morning - my first on this cruise. Fortunately, I was wrong. Upon closer inspection, it was one of these:.
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Expedition USF | The History of Climate Change, One Sediment Core at a Time
The History of Climate Change, One Sediment Core at a Time. March 11, 2010. 11 March, 2010. The science party of Leg 179-4 congregates on the deck for one final sunset. The RV Knorr arrives at the Port of Fortaleza early Friday morning. We can’t wait to get to the beach in Brazil, since we have been surrounded by sunshine and tropical waters for weeks now, but have not been able to go swimming! It ‘s all about calibration! March 10, 2010. Your climate reconstructions are only as good as your calibrations!
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Suivez le récit de nos aventuriers, de la Mongolie au lac Baïkal, en Russie. Sep 24, 2010. Ce qu'il reste de 2000 km. D'ici quelques jours nous quitterons Irkoustk et la Sibérie. Afin de boucler la boucle de ce blogue, on vous propose quelques souvenirs marquants allant des meilleurs moments aux plus difficiles. Retour en arrière sur l'expédition. Quelques « personnages rencontrées. La mère d'une famille de trois adolescents qui demeure dans une petite maison de bois d'une pièce. Elle a insisté pour ...
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