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FROM THE ESTUARY TO THE ABYSS
Video AnnotationThe First Step to Making Data out of Videos By: Christina Ralph and Zeb Schobernd, Grice Marine Laboratory, College of Charleston
Using Geographic Information Systems at Sea By: Sarah Griffin, Grice Marine Laboratory, College of Charleston
Data Collection on Boats and Submarines By: Jessica A. Stephen, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources

THE TRANSECTS PROGRAM
The Transects Program- pathways to ocean research By: Dr. Leslie Sautter (Dept. of Geology) & Dr. Gorka Sancho (Dept. of Biology) Project Oceanica, College of Charleston
1 Meter Beam Trawl By: Marcel Reichert, Ph.D. Dept. of Biological Sciences, Univ. of South Carolina

CHARLESTON BUMP 2003
Sampling the Charleston Bump: Finding a Needle in a Haystack- Sampling methods used to collect data from the Charleston Bump By: Elizabeth Wenner, Ph.D. Marine Resources Research Institute, SC Dept. of Natural Resources
Ragged Claws Under Silent Seas- deepwater crabs of the Charleston Bump By: Elizabeth Wenner, Ph.D. Marine Resources Research Institute, SC Dept. of Natural Resources
Sieving the Deep- deep sea filter-feeders By: Steve Stancyk & Dr. Leslie Sautter Marine Science Program, University of South Carolina & Project Oceanica
Deep Water Corals- Living Away from the Sun By: C. Fred T. Andrus & Dr. Leslie Sautter Savannah River Ecology Lab, University of Georgia & Project Oceanica
What the Heck Is A Clod Card- The art and science of a poor man's current reader By: Denise Strickland: Helmuth Lab, Dept. of Biology, University of South Carolina & BLASST Lab, Dept. of Geology, University of South Carolina
Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler- the ocean in stereo By: Denise Strickland Helmuth Lab, Dept. of Biology, University of South Carolina
The Wreckfish Polyprion americanus- King fish of the Bump By: Dr. George Sedberry South Carolina Dept. of Natural Resources
Meet Some of the Charleston Bump Residents - Observations from Sept. 2001 By: Dr. Leslie Sautter & Dr. George Sedberry Project Oceanica, College of Charleston & South Carolina Dept. of Natural Resources
Discovering A New Species ?- Investigating an unusual creature By: Dr. Leslie Sautter & C. Wylie Poag Project Oceanica, College of Charleston & USGS, Marine Branch, Woods Hole
Taxonomy of The Charleston Bump- An educational activity for middle and high school students. By: Connie Leverett & Dr. Leslie Sautter Burke High School & Project Oceanica College of Charleston

OCULINA CORAL BANKS 2003
Oculina Coral Banks 2003 : an overview of the expedition By: Dr. Leslie Sautter, Dr. John Reed & Andrew Shepard,Project Oceanica, College of Charleston, Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, NOAA National Undersea Research Center University of North Carolina Wilmington
Sediment Sampling Using a Smith - McIntyre Grab Sampler By: Dr. Leslie Sautter Project Oceanica, College of Charleston
Remotely Operated Vehicles ( ROV ) By: Dr. Leslie Sautter, Andrew Shepard Project Oceanica, College of Charleston, NOAA National Undersea Research Center University of UNCW

CHARLESTON GYRE
MOCNESS Tow: Multiple Opening & Closing Nets & Environmental Systems By: Rachel McEvers Project Oceanica, College of Charleston
Bongo Net Tow: A bongo net is a plankton net with two large round openings By: Rachel McEvers Project Oceanica, College of Charleston
Fluorometer: A device used to measure the chlorophyll content of sea water By: Rachel McEvers Project Oceanica, College of Charleston

UNDERWATER OASES ISLANDS IN THE STREAM 2002
Hogfish Spawning Behavior (Lachnolaimus maximus) By: Sara Saksewski & Dr. Leslie Sautter Masters in Environmental Studies graduate & Dept. of Geology , College of Charleston
Hogfish of the Continental Shelf By: Sara Saksewski & Dr. Leslie Sautter Masters in Environmental Studies graduate & Dept. of Geology , College of Charleston
Johnson Sea-Link II Submersible Dive Operations By: Dr. Leslie Sautter Dept. of Geology and Environmental Geosciences, College of Charleston

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