Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Crew-during-Amazon-Reef-Expedition-in-Brazil-27MZIFJXOJM9U.htmlConceptually similarCrew during Amazon Reef Expedition in BrazilGP0STRQOTCompleted★★★★Launching ROV during Amazon Reef Expedition in BrazilGP0STRQOHCompleted★★★★★★Launching ROV during Amazon Reef Expedition in BrazilGP0STRQOJCompleted★★★★Crew during Amazon Reef Expedition in BrazilGP0STRQORCompleted★★★★Crew during Amazon Reef Expedition in BrazilGP0STRQP5Completed★★★★★★Crew during Amazon Reef Expedition in BrazilGP0STRQP4Completed★★★★Launching ROV during Amazon Reef Expedition in BrazilGP0STRQOVCompleted★★★★★Launching ROV during Amazon Reef Expedition in BrazilGP0STRQOXCompleted★★★★★Launching ROV during Amazon Reef Expedition in BrazilGP0STRQP6Completed★★★★View AllGP0STRQP7Crew during Amazon Reef Expedition in BrazilPreparations for the launching of the ROV (on the right). The ship Esperanza is in Brazil for a scientific expedition to the Amazon Reef. Researchers and the Greenpeace team seek for more information on this unique biome. The Greenpeace ship Esperanza is carrying on board a remotely operated underwater vehicle (ROV, model Seaeye Cougar XT) to take pictures and videos, and also collect samples of the Amazon Reef. The ROVs can dive to a depth of 2,000 meters, which grants the expedition a great flexibility to study the ecosystem. Inside the ship, large screens broadcast the images captured in real time to the scientists and crew.In original language:Expedição Corais da AmazôniaPreparativos para o lançamento do ROV (à direita). O navio Esperanza está no Brasil para uma expedição científica aos Corais da Amazônia. Pesquisadores e o time do Greenpeace buscam mais informações sobre esse bioma, que é único no mundo. O navio do Greenpeace leva a bordo um veículo submergível operado remotamente (ROV, na sigla em inglês, modelo Seaeye Cougar XT) para tirar fotos, gravar videos e coletar amostras dos Corais da Amazônia. Os ROVs podem mergulhar a uma profundidade de até 2 mil metros, o que garante uma enorme flexibilidade para estudar o ecossistema. Dentro do navio, monitores transmitem as imagens captadas em tempo real para os cientistas e tripulação.Locations:Amazon River-Atlantic Ocean-Brazil-South AmericaDate:6 Apr, 2018Credit:© Marizilda Cruppe / GreenpeaceMaximum size:8688px X 5792pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Day-Greenpeace crew-High angle view-KWCI (GPI)-MY Esperanza-Oceans (campaign title)-Oceans (topography)-Outdoors-Remotely operated vehicles-Research-Science-Small group of peopleShoot:Amazon Reef 2018 MY Esperanza Expedition - PhotosThe ship Esperanza is back to Brazil for a scientific expedition to the Amazon Reef. Researchers and the Greenpeace team seek for more information on this unique biome. International oil companies want to drill for oil soon within a few kilometers of the Amazon Reef. However, experts warn that an oil spill in the area would irreversibly threaten the well-being of the ecosystem and people living in the coast.O navio Esperanza está no Brasil para uma expedição científica aos Corais da Amazônia. Pesquisadores e o time do Greenpeace buscam mais informações sobre esse bioma, que é único no mundo. Empresas internacionais têm planos de explorar petróleo na região próxima aos Corais em breve. Especialistas, no entanto, alertam que um vazamento ali ameaçaria de forma irreversível o bem-estar do ecossistema marinho e das pessoas que habitam a costa.Related Collections:Amazon Reef 2018 MY Esperanza Expedition (All Images & Videos)
