2000 - HyCODE & COMOP Summer Research Photo Gallery - July Week #1

Monday, July 10, 2000
	The Arabella carries out 5 ADCP's and 2 thermistor strings to be deployed.		The Arabella cruises along the inlet.
	Watch out, or you may be assimilated.		The Caleta on her first long day.
	The happy crew.		Hank works hard to insure the MiniBat does not become a dredge (again).
	The cabin of the Caleta is quite cramped to collect the most amount of bytes possible.		So long, Hank.
	Captain Ron is proud to be the pilot of the boat that collects the most "bytes."		The R/V Saikon goes out on a mission.
	The Swath ADCP in the water.		The thermistors and ADCP's on deck ready to be deployed.
Tuesday, July 11, 2000
	Amanda and Christy unpack their goods.		Doug Webb hard a work on his calculations.
	The Webb Slocum Electric Glider is ready to be deployed.		Teachers from the Advanced MARE Institute drag a net in the marsh around the station.
	The Nopp computer is a big mother...		Northstar 4 on the waves.
	Rob, our meteorological modeler hard at work.		The Scripps boat in dock.
	That's the ADCP on the side. Hey, we need one of those!		Ahhh...the end of another great day.
	Sunset is one of the most precious times at the station.		Professional tower climbers place 2 freewave antennas on the top of the met tower to talk to the Glider and REMUS networks.
Wednesday, July 12, 2000
	The Satlantic skiff is all set to measure bubbles.		But does anyone know how?
	Clayton carries the Glider down to the dock for its first major deployment.		Doug Webb insures the glider is seaworthy before it's big dive.
	The Webb Glider in the water.		Look, no rope!
	Hank and Kristie work on plotting ship courses.		Mark hard at the work he does best.
	Mike, on his throne, admiring his work.		Mark studies hard for the exam.
	Oscar, proud of his accomplishments.		Scott chilling in the COOL Room.
	The cast of the Glider's first major sendoff.		The Tower, once again?
Friday, July 14, 2000
	Who are these guys???		The COOL Boys.
	The R/V Caleta sets sail.		The Met Tower, just sits there.
	Node A is loaded onto the Arabella.		Rose gets tangled in her work.

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