The Deep-sea Video Database provides streaming of the JAMSTEC's precious deep-sea research videos archived by this center with detailed information such as location, purpose, and target (biota and event) as well as panoramic images.

22,189 Shots of Deep Sea Video Now Released！ Enter the keywords for the video you want to search for, and click the Search button. [Search by specifying location, submersible, etc. Click here]   [Search tips] To enter more than one keyword, use spaces to separate them. Search by"Staff Recommended Image" to View the Choice Images. "Keyword Navigation in the Deep Sea Video DB" is opened

- 【Featuring the area of earthquake research】- 　　 　　　　　　　 Landslide Off Matsuzaki Debris Flow Shiribeshi Trough Fissure Westward off Okushiri Crack Japan Trench Slope failure sediment Southwest off Okushiri Stratum Okushiri Ridge

Deep-sea videocast is only japanese version available.

GANSEKI(*) is the deep sea floor rock sample database provided by JAMSTEC. These rock samples were obtained on deep sea floor all over the world by JAMSTEC via its Research Vessels or manned/unmanned Deep Sea Submergence Vehicles. Users who want to be provided these rock samples are able to see photographs of the samples as well as chemical analysis data. *"GANSEKI" means Rock in Japanese.

In the document database, the organs, public relations magazines, and papers issued by JAMSTEC are on public view.

What's New KAIREI Cruise Report (KR10-01) (March 9, 2010 Update) JAMSTEC NEWS Natsushima (No.288)[Japanese Only] (March 8, 2010 Update) JAMSTEC Report of Research and Development Special Issue：IFREE Technical Report (March 8, 2010 Update) KAIREI Cruise Report (KR09-16) (March 2, 2010 Update) NATSUSHIMA Cruise Report (NT09-21) (March 1, 2010 Update)

You can search marine species around Japan and browse photographs, descriptions on morphology/ecology, videos, sample records, and references of each species.

Enter the scientific name or common name.

Virtual Earth is a 3D viewer that allows you to view various environmental information and observation data on a 3D earth in the virtual space on the computer and view terrain information from any angle.

To use the Virtual Earth system, the dedicated client software is required. Download the installer for your environment and install it.

GODAC archives and provides oceanographic and meteorological observation data obtained worldwide. You can also create a visualization image from the extracted observation data on demand. In addition, you can obtain it online (download) or offline (CD-ROM). To use this service, user registration is required.