Attached are 4 digital photos of the NOAA goes antenna and
the NOAA acoustic well.  The +20 level sustained a fair bit
of damage over the last couple of months:

1.  The conduit running from the NOAA junction box 
     to the acoustic well seperated at both the well and
     the junction box.  Only the data cables are holding
     the conduit.
     
2.  The flash plate covering the CU junction box was pulled
     off.
     
3.  Conduit running around the perimeter of the +20 level that
     houses the Scripps cabling was seperated in at least one
     place.
     
In addition, it looks like one of the two NOAA antennas was hit
(probably with the crane) and damaged as seen in the photo (Noaa002.jpg
and Noaa003.jpg).

The weather conditions did not permit work (for the platform
hands either.. see Harve009.jpg) down on the +20 level.  
Steve West agreed to 
take care of repairing the conduit at the next opportunity,
especially since, the Minerals Management Service (MMS) had
written the damage up.  So, neither the CU system, nor the 
NOAA acoustic system is functional at this time.  I would like
to schedule another trip that coincides with a NOAA visit.

The UPS batteries were replaced and the old ones packaged for
shipping back to JPL.  In addition, the JPL WVR computer and
STATION computer were pulled and packaged for shipping.
Mike Wienner will see to it that they are shipped back to
Port Hueneme on this week's supply boat.  They will then call
you, Bruce, so that you can make arrangements to have them
shipped to JPL.  There are six packages in all:  3 sea containers,
and 3 small boxes (each containing an old UPS battery).