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1 NOAA and the National Deep Submergence Facility DEep Submergence Science Committee Meeting NOAA 2006 Report November 9, 2006 Seattle, WA Image courtesy of the MTS 04 science team, IFE, URI/IAO
2 NOAA and the NDSF NOAA, Navy, and NSF fund the NDSF through an MOA Two NOAA programs use NDSF:
3 NOAA and the NDSF NURP Mission: To support NOAA s mission through advanced undersea research, sampling, observation, and education. For more info contact: Kimberly.Pugliese@noaa.gov OE Mission: To support NOAA and national objectives by exploring our largely unknown ocean in all its dimensions for the purpose of discovery and the advancement of knowledge. For more info contact: Reginald.Beach@noaa.gov
4 Past NOAA NDSF Funding Levels US $M Planned
5 NDSF Support in FY2006 NOAA portion (20%) of Alvin overhaul & certification costs WHOI WHOI
6 Project Objectives NDSF Use in FY2006 Expedition to the Deep Slope Chuck Fisher Alvin (Atlantis) Gulf of Mexico Systematic exploration of hydrocarbon seep Communities deeper than 1000m Image courtesy of AquaPix, Ian MacDonald, Expedition to the Deep Slope Project Objectives GalAPAGoS Expedition Rachel M. Haymon DSL-120 and Medea (Thompson) Galapagos Explore a section of the Galapagos Spreading Center located above the mantle plume Image courtesy of the Expedition to the Deep Slope Image courtesy of UCSB, Univ. S. Carolina, NOAA, WHOI Image courtesy of UCSB, Univ. S. Carolina, NOAA, WHOI
7 NDSF Use in FY2006 Project Objective Submarine Ring of Fire Bob Embley Jason (Melville) Western Pacific Conduct intensive explorations, mapping and sampling at 6 to 8 sites Image courtesy of Submarine Ring of Fire 2006 Exploration, NOAA Vents Program Image courtesy of Submarine Ring of Fire 2006 Exploration, NOAA Vents Program Image courtesy of Submarine Ring of Fire 2006 Exploration, NOAA Vents Program
8 Other Deep Assets Used in FY2006 Project Objective Artificial Seep Experiment Bob Carney Johnson Sea-Link (Seward Johnson) Gulf of Mexico Cold water seep larval dispersal Project Davidson Seamount Andrew DeVogelaere Image courtesy of NOAA/MBARI Objective Tiburon (Western Flyer) Davidson Seamount Explore deep coral habitats around one of the largest seamounts in Western US Image courtesy of NOAA/MBARI
9 Other Deep Assets Used in FY2006 Project Objective Olympic Coast Deep Corals Ed Bowlby Ropos (McArthur II) Olympic Coast NMS Exploration, mapping and investigation of deep sea corals, sponges and associated fauna Image courtesy of NOAA OCNMS Project Objective Deep Water Shipwreck Hi-res Mapping Brendan Foley SeaBED, Thetis (Aegaeo) Greek National Waters Locate, map, and assess ancient shipwrecks and active geologic and chemical features at three areas in Greece s deep-sea basins Image courtesy of NOAA OCNMS Image courtesy of Kostas Katsaros, HCMR Image courtesy of Richard Camilli, Project PHAEDRA 2006, WHOI, HCMR, Thera Foundation, NOAA
10 Other Deep Assets Used in FY2006 Project Objective Southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge Exploration Chris German ABE, Quest (Meteor) Southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge Understand biogeography and biodiversity of chemosynthetic ecosystems at 4 vent-fields Project Unexplored regions of the Aegean, Black, and Eastern Mediterranean Seas Robert Ballard Argus, Hercules (Endeavor) Image courtesy of URI/IFE Aegean, Black, & Eastern Mediterranean Seas Image courtesy of URI/IFE Objective Search for well-preserved archaeological sites and investigate complex undersea terrains where discovery potential is high Image courtesy of the Institute for Exploration, the University of Rhode Island (URI) Graduate School of Oceanography (GSO), and the URI Institute for Archaeological Oceanography
11 Other Deep Assets Used in FY2006 KOK & NURP Submersibles Pisces IV and V - 60 Dive Days in the Hawaiian Archipelago Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Eagle Ray - Sea Trials Max. Depth = 2,200 m Capabilities: -High Resolution Multibeam -Conductivity/Temperature -Expandable Science Payload
12 Ocean Exploration and Research Budgets in FY NURP ? OE ? Combined ? 1 Red number indicates budget change from previous year in $Millions
13 NOAA Deep Submergence Facility Planned Use in FY2007 Project Objective Expedition to the Deep Slope Chuck Fisher Jason (Ron Brown) Gulf of Mexico Systematic exploration of hydrocarbon seep communities deeper than 1000m
14 Other opportunities NURP Grant/ Proposal Process OE Grant/ Proposal Process For more info contact: For more info contact:
15 NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer
16 NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer T-AGOS Vessel Acquired from Navy in 2004 Undergoing Conversion at Todd Pacific Shipyard in Seattle Phased Conversion Process: Phase I: Major vessel infrastructure modifications and select mission systems (Oct 06-Jul 07) Phase II: Most science/mission systems (Sep 07 Apr 08) Phase III: Additional science/mission systems, auxiliary vessel systems (TBD) Planned operations Spring 2008
17 Capabilities: Mapping ROV Telepresence NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer Image courtesy of URI/IFE Kongsberg EM302 Image courtesy of URI/IFE Image courtesy of URI/IFE
18 NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer Dry Dock 1: October 6, 2006
19 Thank you. Craig W. Russell, MMA NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration th Ave SW Seattle, WA for Barbara Moore, Director NOAA National Undersea Research Program 1315 East-West Hwy Silver Spring, MD & Stephen R. Hammond, Acting Director NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration 1315 East-West Hwy Silver Spring, MD
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