 A notable accomplishment was the use of DXA, a real-time satellite-based online graphic radio log web page that allowed anyone anywhere with a browser to see the radio activity.Scientific work carried out during the expedition included the first collection and identification of foraminifera, and extensive aerial imaging of the island using kite-borne cameras.The team included two scientists from the French-Polynesian University of Tahiti and a TV crew from the French documentary television series Thalassa.