150 - 1400 AD - dark ages wouldnt map the sea as they thought it was full of monsters
500 - 150 AD - greek philosophy - created latitude and longitude for maps
<500 B.C early exploration - mostly middle east
15th - 16th century - age of discovery - circumnavigtion began
17th - 19th - hydrography and mapping - used in the challenger expedition = ocean science begins
1872-1876 AD - challenger expedition - the first scientific research vessel - used for plankton trawling
modern research vessels are more like floating laboratories such as the james clark ross - used for antartic studies, on board it has different kinds of deployment - ctd rosette and a optics ring - for water samples and analysis techniques - oxygen, nutrient and green house gas.
sampling
sea floor
Benthic lander
sediment corer - used to remove whole sediment = shows layers
mapping
AUV - used for tracking the sea floor
underwater gliders - behind the boat taking mapp of the bottom
Argo floats - used for upper profiling
wave gliders - are used to determine wave frequencie
usefull for non trade root areas
ROVs - used for sampling deep water as no one has to be in it - usefull for all sampling methods
research submarines - underwater sampling
deep sea drilling project and FLIP - floating platform
future - oceanography from space - scans the earth for changes in sediments - also for abiotic factors