Figure F32. Video inspection of the Advanced CORK (ACORK) components left on the seafloor near Hole 808I. A. Reentry cone with bent ACORK casing extending to the north. B. Middle section of the exposed ACORK casing. The critical hydraulic umbilical is visible as a dark line on the east side of the casing (lower side in this view). C. The ACORK head with the data logger and underwater-mateable remotely operated vehicle connector facing up. (QuickTime software is available for the Macintosh and Windows platforms only. Please see "QuickTime Movies" in 196IR.PDF for further information.Click the image to play the movie.)

Figure F32. Video inspection of the Advanced CORK (ACORK) components left on the seafloor near Hole 808I. A. Reentry cone with bent ACORK casing extending to the north. B. Middle section of the exposed ACORK casing. The critical hydraulic umbilical is visible as a dark line on the east side of the casing (lower side in this view). C. The ACORK head with the data logger and underwater-mateable remotely operated vehicle connector facing up.

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