[Exports_project_office] Curveball...

[Emmanuel Boss]

Extremely sorry to hear it!
I hope that Stuart come out fine from it.
It will obviously affect me and Nils negatively.
Jason, any chance somebody from your group may be available?
Best,
  Emmanuel

On Thu, Jun 21, 2018 at 11:33 AM, David Siegel <david.siegel at ucsb.edu>
wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> Seems like things were just going too well…  We just found that it is
> likely that Stuart Halewood (Norm and my engineer) will not be sailing on
> the Revelle. He **may** have a fully curable medical issue but needs a
> definite diagnosis before anything can happen. The present timings for
> biopsies, etc. mean that he cannot go to sea.  Those timings **may** change
> and he still **may** be able to go; but for now, we need to work on a plan
> B. We have some ideas (incl. me!) but none are a one to one replacement as
> we have been relying on Stuart to fill many functions (optics sampling, MSC
> deployment, emergency TMC re-terms, Hydro teaming, UVP/LISST babysitting /
> troubleshooting, etc.). Any / all ideas are welcome. I’m at WHOI next week
> for the OCB, hope to see some of you there…
>
> More as we know more. Best, Dave




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