Left: Reilly poses on the ship's bridge. Right: Hailey poses on deck.
Nancy Foster Summer Cruises

Hailey Gilman and Reilly Lessard, two of the CCOM graduate students who participated in a program aboard the NOAA Ship Nancy Foster this summer, have written about their experiences. Click through to read about their time at sea.

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Elias on deck under a sun canopy with ocean and land in the background.
Elias Recounts Expedition Highlights

Over on LinkedIn, CCOM Ph.D. student Elias Adediran has shared highlights of the NA164 E Mamana Ou Gataifale I expedition aboard the Ocean Exploration Trust’s E/V Nautilus. Go ahead Elias, break it down!

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Left: 4 club members pose with Flag 35 on deck. Right: Rolex chronometer on a map of Greenland and surrounding watrers.
An Explorers Club Flag and Rolex Expedition

The GEOEO24 Expedition was selected as both an Explorers Club Flag Expedition and an Explorers Club Rolex Expedition, which means they carry with them Flag Number 35 and a special Rolex chronometer. Four expedition researchers are Club members and share the honor of continuing its mission to promote scientific exploration and field study. Learn more about the Explorers Club in Larry's post.

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Shot of the I/B Oden with the backs of people in the foreground.
Planes, Trains, and a Small Boat Transfer

Before the GEOEO24 expedition even began, our researchers faced a myriad of challenges. It was worth it though, as they eventually boarded the I/B Oden, ready to begin their adventures. Read Liz's entertaining account of what can happen as you make your way to the Land of the Midnight Sun. 

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Tomer, Daina, Hugo, and Kemron
NF-GEBCO on the R/V Falkor (too)

Four NF-GEBCO alumni are currently sailing aboard Schmidt Ocean Institute's R/V Falkor (too) on an expedition to the southern edge of the Nazca Ridge with Tomer Ketter (Year 10) serving as co-chief scientist.

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CCOM/JHC in the News

One N.H.’s Professor’s Journey to the Top of the World
Boston Globe
Aug. 21, 2024

CCOM Director Larry Mayer is traveling on an icebreaker ship to a part of the Arctic no ship has been to before.

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Ecological Eavesdropping
UNH Spark
May. 23, 2024
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Remote Research
Spark
May. 23, 2024
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Upcoming and Recent Seminars

Further Analysis of EdgeTech 6205 Combined Bathymetry and Side Scan Sonar for Storm Response Hydrographic Survey
Howie Meyers
Directed Research Project

M.S. in Earth Sciences/Ocean Mapping

Friday, May. 17, 2024, 10:10am
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Leveraging High-Frequency Broadband Acoustic Methods to Rapidly Innovate the Study of Tidewater Glaciers
Elizabeth Reed-Weidner
Postdoctoral Fellow

Marine Physical Lab
Scripps Institution of Oceanography 

Friday, May. 3, 2024, 3:10pm
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An Exploration of Coral Reef Monitoring Using ICESat-2 and Machine Learning
Gabrielle Trudeau
Ph.D. Student

CCOM/JHC

Wednesday, May. 1, 2024, 2:30pm
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Spotlight on...

CCOM Spotlight: QC Tools 4 Release
Just released! QC Tools 4 has direct support for NOAA’s new hydrographic survey specifications and enables its automated compliance. QC Tools functions that provide QA/QC to bathymetric grids and feature files now have settings configured to the new NOAA Quality Metrics introduced in the HSSD 2024.
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