Hello all! I FINISHED MY REPORT. It was a crazy intense long weekend of 24/7 report writing, but I got it done, and I've sent it in for feedback. (It didn't help that the weather was beautiful and sunny all weekend.) The final product ended up at 32 pages including figures and the appendix. Now I'm working on putting together presentations and a "Discovery Lab" station. But before those things happen (get excited!) I am going on an oceanographic cruise to Lower Cook Inlet for three days. It will be like those little field days I've written about before, except I'll sleep on the boat and work for three days straight. I'm the only one of us interns going with out boss and some other folks. I'm a little nervous, but mostly excited :) I haven't gotten sea sick yet, so this seems as good an opportunity as any. The dots on the map below designate all the spots we have to stop and take samples (heave heavy devices and buckets of water over the edge of a large boat... while the guys go hiking...)
My first day in Alaska I saw a pregnant moose at only a couple yards and a bald eagle swoop down and grab seagull off the sea. I have taken that as a good omen for the summer. Follow my adventures and research as an intern at NOAA’s Kasitsna Bay Laboratory.
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Oceanographic Cruise
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