Photo & Video Log
This page contains photos and videos taken during the
Sounds of the Southern Ocean Exploration
that took place December 3 - December 13, 2005. Click on any image to view
a larger version and for additional information. If a movie camera icon
is
present, a QuickTime video can be viewed by clicking on the image. Other
video formats are available on the linked pages.
If a slideshow icon 
is
present, a visual log of exploration images can be viewed. You can scroll
through them one by one, or select the play button for an automatic slideshow.
(HR) = "High Resolution" images available.
Video & Slideshows
Summary
This movie shows a three-dimensional perspective and fly-through of the seafloor of the Bransfield Strait. (Quicktime, 2.6 Mb)
Summary
Processes involved in detecting a seafloor volcanic eruption using a hydrophone, or underwater microphone. (Quicktime, 480 Kb)
December 5
A dramatic landscape emerged as the science team approached the glaciers.
Images
Summary
Three-dimensional perspective of the seafloor of the Bransfield Strait.
Summary
The geographic names of the study area that were the focus of the Sounds of the Southern Ocean expedition.
Summary
The Sounds of the Southern Ocean expedition will stay at the Korean Antarctic base.
December 11
A Chinstrap penguin waving goodbye.
December 11
Bill Hanshumaker on board the C-130 (with a "deer caught in the headlights" look).
December 10
The geographic names of the study area that were the focus of the Sounds of the Southern Ocean expedition.
December 10
Dr. Minkyu Park on the RV Yuzhmorgeologiya.
December 9
Dr. Dziak and Russian crewmember standing behind spool of nylon rope used in the final hydrophone mooring.
December 8
Deploying the second hydrophone (2) off Livingston Island.
December 8
A spectrogram of marine mammal calls observed by a hand held hydrophone in Marion Cove.
December 7
Livingston Island in the early morning light.
December 7
Syntactic foam float and railroad wheel anchor.
December 7
The Haruphone hydrophone on the deck of the Yuzhmorgeologiya.
December 6
The King Sejong Station on King George Island as seen from the ship.
December 6
Ready to board the Zodiac for transfer to the Yuzhmorgeologiya.
December 6
Sara Heimlich carefully working her way up the rope ladder.
December 6
Assembling the hydrophone in the Geological Lab on the Yuzhmorgeologiya.
December 4
A large Weddell seal (Leptonychotes wedellii) stretched out on the snow.
December 4
A female Southern elephant seal.
December 4
Here three Gentoo penguins (Pygoscelis papus) were photographed near the waters edge.
December 3
The International contingent of researchers prepare to board the DHC-7 for King George Island.
December 3
Our first view of the King George Island, Antarctica, coastline.
December 3
Haru Matsumote, Bob Dziak and Sara Heimlich in their Mustang suits.
