What Ocean Research Looks Like at 4,000 Meters - Sulawesi Sea Expedition Log
March 2, 2026
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as posted by the channelOn this expedition, research moved from the surface to nearly 4,000 meters below.
Each morning, a CTD (Conductivity, Temperature, Depth) collected water samples across the water column. Evenings brought bongo net tows to study plankton. Our submersible Nadir documented life around the seamount, while the remotely operated vehicle Neptune collected coral, sediment, and water samples from the seafloor.
In partnership with BRIN, Indonesia’s national research and innovation agency, 16 scientists worked to better understand biodiversity in the Sulawesi Sea.
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