E/V Nautilus expeditions

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E/V Nautilus expeditions are a series of deep-sea exploration missions using the research vessel E/V Nautilus to study and document the ocean’s seafloor, ecosystems, and geological features.

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instanceOf deep-sea exploration mission series ⓘ
oceanographic expedition program ⓘ
broadcastsOn Nautilus Live website ⓘ
online streaming platforms ⓘ
dataSharedWith general public ⓘ
scientific community ⓘ
field marine archaeology ⓘ
marine biology ⓘ
marine geology ⓘ
ocean exploration ⓘ
focusesOn biodiversity documentation ⓘ
cold seeps ⓘ
cultural heritage sites ⓘ
deep-sea ecosystems ⓘ
geological processes ⓘ
hydrothermal vent systems ⓘ
mid-ocean ridges ⓘ
seafloor mapping ⓘ
submarine volcanoes ⓘ
water column chemistry ⓘ
geographicScope Atlantic Ocean ⓘ
Caribbean Sea ⓘ
Gulf of Mexico ⓘ
Mediterranean Sea ⓘ
Pacific Ocean ⓘ
hasFeature real-time live streaming ⓘ
ship-to-shore data link ⓘ
telepresence technology ⓘ
hasGoal characterize deep-sea habitats ⓘ
collect biological samples ⓘ
collect geological samples ⓘ
collect water samples ⓘ
engage the public in ocean exploration ⓘ
explore largely unknown ocean areas ⓘ
map the seafloor ⓘ
support hypothesis-driven research ⓘ
involves educators ⓘ
engineers ⓘ
scientists ⓘ
students ⓘ
operatedBy Ocean Exploration Trust ⓘ
produces high-resolution seafloor maps ⓘ
video documentation of deep-sea environments ⓘ
supports STEM education outreach ⓘ
capacity building for early-career scientists ⓘ
usesInstrument CTD rosette ⓘ
high-definition video cameras ⓘ
multibeam sonar ⓘ
remotely operated vehicle Argus ⓘ
remotely operated vehicle Hercules ⓘ
linked to: ROV Deep Discoverer

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usesVessel E/V Nautilus ⓘ

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