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90-day Monitoring Report - National Marine Fisheries Service - NOAA

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Figure D.22: One of the four lengths of chain used to weigh down the cable.<br />

Deployment<br />

Make sure the data processing unit is off.<br />

Make sure the deck cable is disconnected from the hydrophone cable.<br />

Make sure chains on the hydrophone cable are secure.<br />

Lower the rope drogue and end of the hydrophone cable over the stern and on the port<br />

side of the yellow umbilicals and the spreader rope (rope through stern chock in figure 6)<br />

making sure the elements don’t hit against the vessel.<br />

Feed out the hydrophone from the winch.<br />

Shut off winch controls, connect hydrophone cable to deck cable, turn on data<br />

processing unit.<br />

Retrieval<br />

Make sure data processing unit is off.<br />

Make sure the deck cable is disconnected to the hydrophone cable.<br />

Retrieval is the opposite of deployment.<br />

Make sure the hydrophone elements don’t hit against the stern and store them loosely<br />

around the winch.<br />

HSE<br />

All PPE required while on gun deck, including coveralls, hardhat, steel toe boots, safety glasses<br />

and gloves. Working close to the side, pinch points at the winch, trip hazards, and potential for<br />

jellyfish tentacles on the cable upon retrieval are potential hazards.<br />

UME04085<br />

R.V Marcus G. Langseth<br />

L-DEO/NMFS<br />

05 January 2012<br />

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