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LT Manda, our incoming Operations Officer, is a talented photographer, and has taken full advantage of the beautiful light. Check out some of his pictures below!NOAA Ship FairweatherOne of Fairweather's Junior Officers, Ensign Katie Richwine, recently wrote an a great article for NW Yachting Magazine about the work we do here on Fairweather. Check out the article below.Mission Critical: NOAA Corps - Northwest YachtingSee allNOAA Ship Fairweather added 5 new photos — with Philip Sharr and Matt Sharr.Happy Halloween! The crew of Fairweather got in the Halloween spirit with a pumpkin carving event over the weekend, facilitated by the ship's MWR (Morale, Welfare, and Recreation) staff. We had a great turnout and some great jack-o-lanterns, both creative and classic.NOAA Ship FairweatherWith Fairweather unable to return to our project area in south Kodiak this field season, USCG Air Station Kodiak was able to provide assistance with recovering survey equipment that remained in our project area.

LTJG Debroisse and ENS Sharr flew out to our project area on a USCG HH-60 Jayhawk helicopter, retrieved our survey equipment, then flew back to Kodiak with the gear. Many thanks to the airmen of the USCG Air Station Kodiak for the invaluable assistance! Video shot and edited by ENS Matthew Sharr.Posted by NOAA Ship Fairweather added 5 new photos.zildjian hoodieThe first Fairweather photo contest has closed, and the votes have been tallied. zapdos hoodieWith 55 votes total from the crew and general public, we have our five winners. toyo tires hoodieThanks to everyone who participated, and congratulations to the winners!sdm hoodieNOAA Ship Fairweather added 3 new photos.plain white hoodie primark

On our way back to Kodiak from the Bering Sea, Fairweather stopped by the "8 Ball," a well-known halibut fishing spot south of Kodiak Island. We had good weather and clear skies, so crewmembers with Alaskan fishing licenses were able to fish off the fantail for a couple of hours while the ship held station. bmth hoodie ebayThe fishing was good, and it looks like there are going to be some freezers full of halibut this fall!NOAA Ship FairweatherFairweather is having a photo contest, and we'd like your votes. We've collected some great crew photos from the past few years in an album, and are now letting voting decide which photos will appear on the walls in the ship's mess (eating area). Please follow the link, vote for your five favorite pictures, and may the best photos win! https://goo.gl/forms/cDxwcvVkmEMUpjz93Fairweather Mess Photo Contest #1NOAA Ship Fairweather added 2 new photos.The crew enjoyed a nice relaxing fun BBQ on July 22, 2016 while docked at the USCG Air Station Kodiak.

The ship’s store and MWR crew prepared a nice spread of food for the crew to enjoy, along with various games to entertain the crew. Photo Credit: Daniel Helmricks, ENS/NOAANOAA Ship FairweatherNOAA Ship Fairweather's South Kodiak Island project as of 7/21/2016.NOAA Ship FairweatherNOAA Ship Fairweather's South Kodiak Island project.NOAA Ship FairweatherNOAA Ship Fairweather’s season is off to a great start! On June 16th, 2016 the crew wrapped up their first six weeks of work for the 2016 field season on the West Prince of Wales survey, completing three assigned survey sheets. Between the three sheets 1,314.98 Lineal Nautical Miles of survey data were acquired equaling 51.48 square nautical miles of coverage. It only took 234.4 hours over a total of 24 calendar days to collect all of the data for the three sheets. Great start by the crew of NOAA Ship Fairweather for the 2016 field season. Next up South Kodiak Island!NOAA Ship FairweatherEach year NOAA offers an opportunity for teachers to embark on a journey of a life time through the NOAA Teacher at Sea program, http://teacheratsea.noaa.gov/#/home/ Each journey is unique in that it allows the teachers to work alongside world-renowned NOAA scientists on real-world research projects, providing them with an experience of what it’s like to work at sea.

Over the years NOAA Ship Fairweather has been given the opportunity to host several teacher at sea participant...Continue readingNOAA Ship Fairweather added 8 new photos from 1 June 2016 — with Phil Sharr and 2 others.June 1st, 2016 marked a major event for NOAA Ship Fairweather and her crew. LCDR Mark Van Waes relieved CDR David Zezula of command of the NOAA Ship Fairweather. CDR Zezula will be greatly missed by the crew of the Fairweather, but are excited to see him advance his career as the Deputy Director, Earth System Research Laboratory. The crew of Fairweather would like to welcome LCDR Van Waes aboard as Commanding Officer. It was an honor to have RDML Lopez, CAPT Berkowitz, and Ms. Connie McKenzie (Delegation Representative for United States Senators for Alaska Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan) provide remarks during the ceremony.NOAA Ship Fairweather with Patrick Flannel Debroisse and 4 others.NOAA Ship Fairweather conducted a dependents day cruise for the family and friends of crewmembers on May 30th, 2016 from Juneau, Alaska.

The ship hosted over 30 guests who enjoyed learning about the operations of a hydrographic survey vessel and everyday ship activities. The guests and crew sailed down Gastineau Channel to Taku Inlet to view the Taku Glacier and along the way demonstrated small boat operations with the deployment and recovery of a survey launch. It was a fun-filled day for all and a great way to demonstrate the daily demands of working on a hydrographic ship. We would like to thank all of the family and friends who joined us for the day. Photo Credit: Ensign Daniel HelmricksNOAA Ship FairweatherWhile conducting hydrographic surveys, NOAA Ship Fairweather deploys CTD (conductivity, temperature and depth) casts to measure the sound velocity profile of the water column. This is important in measuring ocean depth as the sonar uses sound to measure the distance to the seafloor. Having accurate profiles allows the survey team to see changes in the sound velocity in different sections of the survey area and at different depths.