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Arctic Cruise 2011: Ocean Acidification Research

Ocean acidification (OA) research aboard the USCGC Healy was conducted in cooperation with the Extended Continental Shelf Project as a non-interference science partner

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Final Stop: Dutch Harbor, Alaska.

The Healy arrived at Dutch Harbor, Alaska early morning of September 28, 2011.  The USGS Arctic Ocean Acidification Team disembarked there for the flight home. Water samples taken on the cruise will remain on the Healy for a couple of months until she … Continue reading

Questions & Answers

Q: What is your typical day like as a scientist on the Healy?

A: The word to describe a day for the ocean acidification team is “busy.” Lisa Robbins, Jonathan Wynn, and “Bucky” Buck ... Continue reading →

Arctic Cruise Complete 09/28/2011

Cruise Track

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Video: Views from the USCGC Healy

video of Aloftcon Webcam images

Video composite of photos taken from Healy's Aloftcon Webcam during the cruise. iPhone version

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