Thursday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	OS42A	MCC 3011	Ocean Observatory Science and Technology II (joint with A, B, G, H, S, T, V) Presiding: R Spindel, Applied Physics Laboratory, University of Washington; K Brink, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution    [Abstracts]
1020	OS42A-01	MCC 3011	Improved performance of a broadband ocean bottom seismograph connected to off-shore submarine cable off-Tokachi, Hokkaido, Japan. K Kawaguchi, *E Araki, H Matsumoto, H Sugioka, R Otsuka    [details]
1035	OS42A-02	MCC 3011	Cabled Observatory Recorded a M8 earthquake -Revealed phenomena and Necessity to future ocean observatories- *H Mikada, K Asakawa, K Mitsuzawa, Y Shirasaki    [details]
1050	OS42A-03	MCC 3011	Operable Data Management for Ocean Observing Systems F P Chavez, *J B Graybeal, M A Godin    [details]
1105	OS42A-04	MCC 3011	A New Submersible Imaging-in-flow Instrument to Monitor Nano- and Microplankton: Imaging FlowCytobot *R J Olson, H M Sosik, A Shalapyonok    [details]
1120	OS42A-05	MCC 3011	Towards Determining the Upper Temperature Limits to Life on Earth: An In-situ Sulfide-Microbial Incubator *D Kelley, J Baross, J Delaney, P Girguis, M Schrenk    [details]
1135	OS42A-06	MCC 3011	Medusa-Isosampler: A modular, network-based observatory system for combined physical, chemical and microbiological monitoring, sampling and incubation of hydrothermal and cold seep fluids *A Schultz, M Flynn, P Taylor    [details]
1150	OS42A-07	MCC 3011	Mapping hydrothermal plumes in their rising and neutrally buoyant regimes with an autonomous underwater vehicle *M Jakuba, D Yoerger, F Stahr, R McDuff    [details]
1205	OS42A-08	MCC 3011	In-situ Chemical Exploration and Mapping using an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle *R Camilli, B S Bingham, M Jakuba, J Whelan, H Singh, M Whiticar    [details]