Object Type: Folder
In Folder: Box 058
Oceanography students on a research vessel looking out into the horizon.
circa 1980-1989
At work in the Applied Marine Research Lab (L-R): Gerald Fisher, Al Jaspel (graduate student in the geophysical department), and Thomas Wallace.
circa 1980-1989
Some "fishy business" taking place at Norfolk Waterside with the Applied Marine Research Laboratory aquarium.
1986-06
The installation of the Applied Marine Research Laboratory aquarium at Norfolk Waterside.
1985
Brian Lowe, caretaker of the Applied Marine Research Laboratory aquarium at Norfolk Waterside, checks for aggressive fish.
1986-04
A little girl and her mother look at the newly installed Applied Marine Research Laboratory aquarium at Norfolk Waterside.
1985
Oceanography student Brenda Soper placing water sample in a turbidometer, which measures suspended particles in water.
1986-03
Charlie Peale showing Brenda Soper how to use the Loran (long-range navigation radio).
1986-03
Oceanography students Brenda Soper and Rick Barringer handling oceanography research equipment and supplies.
1986-02
A pot full of crabs caught near Buckroe Beach. During the summer of 1989, nearly 9,500 female crabs were caught, tagged, and released as part of a research project developed by Dr. John R. McConaugha, associate professor of oceanography. Funded by a grant from the NOAA Chesapeake Bay Stock Assessment Committee, the research aimed to provide local watermen with data on the number of blue crabs in the Chesapeake Bay and the percentage caught.
1989-06-30
Charlie Peale and Chuck Holloway talking on the dredging ship.
1986-02
Boat operator Chuck Holloway (foreground) with oceanography student Rick Barringer.
1986-02
