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Jackson Curry (USGS) launches a chirp subbottom profiler

By Coastal and Marine Hazards and Resources Program 2017 (approx.)
A man launches a chirp subbottom profiler, a twin yellow-hulled small sled, from the back of the USGS RV
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Jackson Curry (USGS) launches a chirp subbottom profiler from the USGS research vessel Parke Snavely in San Pablo Bay, California.

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