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Journal Article
Providing a Foundation for Follow-On Investigations
2023
Overview
A major goal of E/V Nautilus expeditions is to explore the ocean in order to provide a rich foundation of publicly accessible data to stimulate follow-on exploration, research, and management activities. To this end, the Ocean Exploration Trust has been partnering with the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard University and the Marine Geological Samples Laboratory at the University of Rhode Island to permanently curate biological and geological samples, respectively, that are collected on Nautilus expeditions, as well as to make these samples available to qualified researchers around the world. The Marine Geological Samples Laboratory (MGSL) is an open-access sample repository funded by NSF that houses 15,000+ samples of dredged rocks, marine sediment cores, and ROV-collected materials from global ocean basins. In 2022, the MGSL accessioned 221 grab samples and push cores collected by ROV Hercules. Sample ingestion typically involves cutting rock samples open to facilitate accurate descriptions of their internal characteristics.
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Oceanography Society
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