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  • Mar 6, 2023

    A16N: Recife to Reykjavik

    Sargassum in the water alongside the R/V Ronald H. Brown. Credit: Ellen Park

  • Apr 30, 2022

    P02: Guam to San Diego

    CTD watchstander Lauren Moseley getting ready to deploy the Argo float EYES. Credit: Andrew Barna.

  • The NOAA ship Ronald H. Brown silhouetted at a pier at sunset, with a bridge in the background
    Mar 21, 2020

    C13.5: Cape Town (A13.5 cut short by COVID-19)

    The NOAA Ship Ronald H. Brown.

  • Group photo of about forty scientists and crew standing on the ship's deck in front of a mast, with calm blue ocean behind them
    Apr 23, 2018

    I07N: Durban to Goa

    The I07N science party and crew on the deck of the R/V Ronald H. Brown.

  • The NOAA ship Ronald H. Brown silhouetted at a pier at sunset, with a bridge in the background
    Nov 19, 2016

    P18: San Diego to Punta Arenas

    The R/V Ronald H. Brown docked in San Diego before departure.

  • Map of the Indian Ocean showing the I09N 2016 cruise track from Fremantle north along 95°E into the Bay of Bengal, with arrows for current direction and speed colored from blue (about 21 °C) in the south to dark red (about 31 °C) in the north
    Mar 21, 2016

    I09N: Fremantle to Phuket

    Near-surface currents (48–68 m) measured by the shipboard ADCP along the I09N 2016 track, colored by water temperature. Credit: University of Hawaii Currents Group.

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