RV Thomas G. Thompson

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RV Thomas G. Thompson is an American oceanographic research vessel used for advanced deep-sea scientific exploration and mapping, including surveys of the Challenger Deep.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf oceanographic research vessel
research vessel
affiliation University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System
countryOfOrigin United States of America
hasCapability CTD rosette casts
deep-ocean operations
long-duration research cruises
multibeam bathymetric mapping
over-the-side handling of large instruments
support for submersibles and ROVs
hasFeature acoustic mapping systems
deck space for scientific equipment
laboratory spaces for oceanographic analysis
winches and cranes for instrument deployment
hasMission support advanced deep-sea scientific exploration
support mapping of the deep ocean floor
Challenger Deep
surface form: "support surveys of extreme ocean depths such as Challenger Deep"
homePort Seattle, Washington, United States
surface form: "Seattle, Washington"
namedAfter Thomas G. Thompson NERFINISHED
namePrefix R/V
operatedFor U.S. academic research fleet
operator School of Oceanography, University of Washington
University of Washington
propulsionType diesel-electric propulsion
registrationCategory U.S. research vessel
researchArea biological oceanography
chemical oceanography
deep-sea ecosystems
geophysics
marine geology
physical oceanography
serviceDomain global oceans
UNOLSStatus UNOLS fleet vessel
usedFor AUV operations
Challenger Deep surveys
ROV operations
biogeochemical studies
deep-sea scientific exploration
geophysical surveys
multidisciplinary marine science cruises
oceanographic research
seafloor mapping
usedIn Challenger Deep expeditions
Pacific Ocean research cruises
vesselType monohull motor vessel

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Challenger Deep surveyedBy RV Thomas G. Thompson

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