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Reeling in Data
November 18, 2019
Hydrographers Bekah Gossett and Ali Johnson take a Conductivity, Temperature, and Depth cast off of a launch vessel.
Photo: Cindy Byers
The people of NOAA Ship Fairweather were so willing to teach me about hydrography and ship life...I learned so much about being a hydrographer thanks to all the surveyors! What a wonderful group of people... the deck crew, the engineers, the stewards, the NOAA Corps officers, and the great leadership of the XO and CO. I was able to learn from all of them. Everyone always made me feel like they had time to teach me how to do things, and to answer questions. It is exciting to be in a place with so many talented educators!Read the blog post
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Handle with care: On her oceanographic mission in 2012, TAS Sue Oltman was trained on how to deploy and retrieve underwater conductivity, temperature, and depth (UCTD) probes.February 6, 2017Handle with care: On her oceanographic mission in 2012, TAS Sue Oltman was trained on how to deploy and retrieve underwater conductivity, temperature, and depth (UCTD) probes.February 6, 2017
Survey Technicians Allen and Bill teach TAS Greg Cook how to launch the Conductivity Temperature Depth Probe (or CTD).September 8, 2014
“We also took a Conductivity, Temperature and Depth (CTD) profile using the CTD rosette on the 21st, collecting water near the bottom at 55m and other levels on the way to the surface.”January 14, 2013