PAP Observatory
@pap_observatory
Twitter account of the Porcupine Abyssal Plain #ocean observatory, operated by @NOCnews for more than 30 years.
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https://projects.noc.ac.uk/pap 09-06-2015 15:58:55
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We are pleased to be collecting the observations and samples to extend this week's MEDIN - marine data #DatasetOfTheWeek!
In our latest #JC263 blog, Dr. Anthony J Lucio from National Oceanography Centre reflects on his first research expedition: blogs.noc.ac.uk/blogs/PAP
In our latest blog @livuni PhD student Lucy Goodwin uses biological samples from the long time series at PAP-SO to study changing food webs on the abyssal plain: blogs.noc.ac.uk/jc263-pap/phd-… National Oceanography Centre #JC263
In our latest #JC263 blog, PhD researcher Ehoumi Paul Sossou is making the most of his experience on his first National Oceanography Centre research expedition blogs.noc.ac.uk/jc263-pap/my-f…
Excitement on board #JC263 tonight as our seafloor imaging system HyBIS reaches the bottom for our first survey National Oceanography Centre
New #JC263 blog post from OceanEarthUniSoton and National Oceanography Centre PhD student Emma Curtis explaining how and why we use deep-sea cameras to take 1000s of photographs of the seabed at our study site blogs.noc.ac.uk/jc263-pap/smil…
The PAP surface ocean mooring is deployed and transmitting essential ocean variable and meteorology data for another year National Oceanography Centre ICOS RI ICOS Ocean Thematic Centre MINKE_Project NOC Ocean Technology and Engineering
The skillful team supporting the scientific operations at sea is the focus of our latest blog from #JC263 - blogs.noc.ac.uk/jc263-pap/team… They make it possible to collect all the data and observations required to address our scientific questions National Oceanography Centre MINKE_Project ICOS Ocean Thematic Centre
Updates from the field. Out latest blog from #JC263 reviews our progress so far: blogs.noc.ac.uk/jc263-pap/upda… National Oceanography Centre ICOS Ocean Thematic Centre MINKE_Project Andrew Gates Dr Lisa Skein
It's been an absolute privilege to take part in seabed camera work aboard the RRS James Cook for PAP Observatory over the last week or so. Seeing a live view of the seabed nearly 5km beneath my feet never gets old - obviously the rattails are my favourite! (IDs in alt text)
On #WorldOceanDay this year, #JC263 deployed a time-lapse camera and set of sensors to observe the activity of animals on the abyssal seabed over the next year and compare with previous deployments over the last 30 years National Oceanography Centre
Great to see the data coming in from the National Oceanography Centre biogeochemistry Argo float deployed on #JC263. The profiles contribute to broad scale ocean observations and provide useful spatial coverage for PAP observatory while the float remains in the area: fleetmonitoring.euro-argo.eu/float/3901580
Scientists working on #JC263 are always striving to ensure data of the highest quality in a challenging environment. International collaboration through projects such as MINKE_Project can help to achieve this.
Latest blog from #JC263 Flying the Pride flag on the RRS James Cook National Oceanography Centre blogs.noc.ac.uk/jc263-pap/mode…
New blog about measuring upper ocean biogeochemistry at the Porcupine Abyssal Plain Sustained Observatory ICOS Ocean Thematic Centre MINKE_Project NOC Ocean Technology and Engineering @NEODAAS National Oceanography Centre blogs.noc.ac.uk/jc263-pap/uppe…
New #JC263 blog: Our eyes in the abyss - the HyBIS underwater vehicle is used for photographic survey of the seabed 4850 m below the surface National Oceanography Centre blogs.noc.ac.uk/jc263-pap/hybi…
Pictured here is our reinstated Psychropotes buglossa, one of the most conspicuous and iconic species found at the PAP Observatory National Oceanography Centre
Presenting the latest update to the PAP-SO upper ocean biogeochemistry time series at the ICOS conference this week #ICOS2024SC GEORGE National Oceanography Centre MINKE_Project
