2014
DOI: 10.2204/iodp.proc.345.103.2014
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“…At 0515 h on 20 January 2013, we started a visual and 3.5 kHz subbottom seafloor survey by moving the ship 95 m east of Hole U1415K (see Table T1 and Fig. F3 in the "Bench site survey" chapter [Gillis et al, 2014a]). Unfortunately, the 3.5 kHz pinger ceased working before the survey commenced, but we continued with the visual inspection of the seafloor.…”
Section: Hole U1415l Drilling Operationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At 0515 h on 20 January 2013, we started a visual and 3.5 kHz subbottom seafloor survey by moving the ship 95 m east of Hole U1415K (see Table T1 and Fig. F3 in the "Bench site survey" chapter [Gillis et al, 2014a]). Unfortunately, the 3.5 kHz pinger ceased working before the survey commenced, but we continued with the visual inspection of the seafloor.…”
Section: Hole U1415l Drilling Operationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We deployed the camera system with the 3.5 kHz pinger attached and conducted a seafloor survey around the target drilling location (see Table T1 and Fig. F3 in the "Bench site survey" chapter [Gillis et al, 2014a]). We also observed the bit tag the seafloor at 4861.0 meters below rig floor).…”
Section: Drilling Operationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After pulling out of the seafloor in Hole U1415A, we continued a near-bottom survey of the bench with the 3.5 kHz pinger and camera system (see Table T1 and Fig. F3 in the "Bench site survey" chapter [Gillis et al, 2014a]). At 0830 h on 23 December 2012, we stopped the survey to conduct operations in Holes U1415B and U1415C.…”
Section: Near-bottom 35 Khz Pinger and Camera Surveymentioning
confidence: 99%