We've completed our deployment of 44 ocean-bottom seismometers at Galapagos Triple Junction! In our recent blog post, we describe all the prep and effort from our incredible technicians and crew that goes into making an OBS deployment a success!

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We're counting down as we deploy the last 10 seismometers of our array at the Galapagos Triple Junction! In the meantime, check a member of the science team's perspective on the work we've been doing in our latest blog post:
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We're more than halfway through our deployment of seismometers at the Galapagos Triple Junction, and are now exploring the Cocos Plate!
Check out our most recent blog post for an all-access tour of our research vessel!
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With indefatigable energy, our team has finished deploying 10 seismometers, forming just a patch of likely the most ambitious OBS array yet! Check out our fourth blog post of our cruise for more about our day-to-day life, and stay tuned for more!
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We'll soon be beginning our deployments of ocean-bottom seismometers at the Galapagos Triple Junction! In the meantime, check out the second blog post of our cruise, where we discuss the history and significance of our vessel.

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Our transit aboard the R.V. Marcus Langseth has been going well! Science team member Cristhian Salas has written our first blog post for the cruise- check it out here! galapagostriplejunctionobs.github.io/deployment/M...

I’m currently on the R.V. Marcus Langseth with an incredible crew & team, heading to deploy arrays of seismometers on the segments of the EPR and Cocos-Nazca Ridge that form the triple junction. Excited for the wonderful science ahead! More info and blog here: galapagostriplejunctionobs.github.io