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- Shoot Group, Tech and Science group photographs at appropriate time (usually shot after abandon ship drill - work with Captain and LO/ALO on timing). Print and distribute to all shipboard members. The number is normally limited to those who participated in the big group photo or photographer's discretion. This can be done mid-cruise.
- Produce t-shirt transfers for the winning logo and coordinate the pressing party. Create a logo copy for the stairwell, upload winning logo to NAS server.
- Provide return to work date when requested by LO.
- Write end-of-cruise lab report and provide digital copy as directed by the LO.
- Copy SHIL images, RGB, high-res RGB, ROI, Microscopic images from the Zeiss camera in MBIO on data1
- Copy the lab report and all other data collected (close-up spreadsheet, SHIL calibration, RAW and edited images, etc.) on an external hard drive to be taken to IODP for photography archive on shore (no system set yet, ask David Houpt about specifics). This data is then moved to the NAS for temporary storage (~4 months).
- Upload only the edited weekly photos to the 'Public' folder in the NAS and a copy of the Logo to the 'Expedition logo' folder. Add any new headshots and the headshot posters to the 'Imaging' folder on the NAS.
- Pack up equipment being returned for repairs and give the Assistant Lab Officer the following information: IODP inventory number, value, weight, serial number, model number, vendor's name and country of manufacture.
- Give the Lab Officer a list for port purchases if any.
- Perform the end of Expedition maintenance as listed in instrument user guide.
- Scan and save log sheets in pdf format (e.g. close-ups, thin sections, etc.), by log sheet type, and collated either by site or one file for the whole expedition. Name files as: "logsheets_[analysis + instrument]_exp.pdf", e.g. "logsheets_closeups_398". Place the pdfs in DATA1/1.9 Laboratory Log Sheets. Discard physical documents unless a sailing scientist request them.
VII. PORT CALL – Off Going
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