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Making marine life count - South Asia Environment Portal
... vey.asp, since 1960), the United States of America (since 1963) [22], and intermittent surveys from the 1920s in Asia [23]. The paucity of biological time series contrasts with the more numerous marine chemical and physical data series captured by remote sensing and such tools as drifting buoys and ...
... vey.asp, since 1960), the United States of America (since 1963) [22], and intermittent surveys from the 1920s in Asia [23]. The paucity of biological time series contrasts with the more numerous marine chemical and physical data series captured by remote sensing and such tools as drifting buoys and ...
The Gulf of Mexico Coastal Ocean Observing System:
... An Ocean Observing Visionary If anyone could be called the father of ocean observing systems, it would probably be Dr. Worth Nowlin, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Oceanography at Texas A&M University. In 1988, Dr. Nowlin was asked by the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO, t ...
... An Ocean Observing Visionary If anyone could be called the father of ocean observing systems, it would probably be Dr. Worth Nowlin, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Oceanography at Texas A&M University. In 1988, Dr. Nowlin was asked by the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO, t ...
11. Prodi Oseanografi (S-1)
... ICZM development program, and mechanism of coastal management. OS40S0 Colloquium (2) Syllabus This course provides the procedure and rules of scientific report arrangement starting from steps of the article framework preparation, literature study and writing final report which fulfill scientific sta ...
... ICZM development program, and mechanism of coastal management. OS40S0 Colloquium (2) Syllabus This course provides the procedure and rules of scientific report arrangement starting from steps of the article framework preparation, literature study and writing final report which fulfill scientific sta ...
VOLUNTARY OBSERVING SHIPS (VOS) CLIMATE SUBSET
... It is intended that only a relatively small number of ships (a target of 200) will be used in the project. It is necessary to select those which make frequent and regular crossings of all major ocean basins, in such a way as to provide a more or less global coverage in both space and time. In additi ...
... It is intended that only a relatively small number of ships (a target of 200) will be used in the project. It is necessary to select those which make frequent and regular crossings of all major ocean basins, in such a way as to provide a more or less global coverage in both space and time. In additi ...
JCOMM-TR-005_WMO-TD-1122
... It is intended that only a relatively small number of ships (a target of 200) will be used in the project. It is necessary to select those which make frequent and regular crossings of all major ocean basins, in such a way as to provide a more or less global coverage in both space and time. In additi ...
... It is intended that only a relatively small number of ships (a target of 200) will be used in the project. It is necessary to select those which make frequent and regular crossings of all major ocean basins, in such a way as to provide a more or less global coverage in both space and time. In additi ...
A sea of microbes: the diversity and activity of marine microorganisms
... biomass is microbial. Indeed, seawater from all marine environments, ranging from the warm and sunlit upper ocean to the cold, dark and anoxic deep sea floor, and from the tropics to the arctic, is teeming with microbial life. A single teaspoon of seawater typically contains over 50 million viruses, ...
... biomass is microbial. Indeed, seawater from all marine environments, ranging from the warm and sunlit upper ocean to the cold, dark and anoxic deep sea floor, and from the tropics to the arctic, is teeming with microbial life. A single teaspoon of seawater typically contains over 50 million viruses, ...
Marine Microbiology at Scripps - University of California San Diego
... isolated marine bioluminescent bacteria, isolated and characterized sulfate-reducing bacteria, and showed denitrifying bacteria could both produce and consume nitrous oxide, now known to be an important greenhouse gas. Beijerinck also founded the field of virology through his work on plant viruses ( ...
... isolated marine bioluminescent bacteria, isolated and characterized sulfate-reducing bacteria, and showed denitrifying bacteria could both produce and consume nitrous oxide, now known to be an important greenhouse gas. Beijerinck also founded the field of virology through his work on plant viruses ( ...
W H O I
... basis for the necessary regulation of sound in the ocean. Another challenge for us is the evolving nature of our funding. The end of the Cold War brought a welcome relaxation of international tension, but also prompted a steady decline of oceanographic research sponsored by the Office of Naval Resea ...
... basis for the necessary regulation of sound in the ocean. Another challenge for us is the evolving nature of our funding. The end of the Cold War brought a welcome relaxation of international tension, but also prompted a steady decline of oceanographic research sponsored by the Office of Naval Resea ...
CCAMLR Science, 2
... of this species may account for between 40 and 50% of the total biomass of these four species, i.e. from 22.4 to 52 million tonnes. In this case, the annual consumption of zooplankton by E. carlsbergi (based on a consumption rate of seven times body weight per annum) can be estimated at 157 to 364 m ...
... of this species may account for between 40 and 50% of the total biomass of these four species, i.e. from 22.4 to 52 million tonnes. In this case, the annual consumption of zooplankton by E. carlsbergi (based on a consumption rate of seven times body weight per annum) can be estimated at 157 to 364 m ...
2. Challenges and Opportunities
... integration of mandatory declarations from ships and a gateway to signals from their Automatic Identification System (AIS) picked up by coastal stations. Fishing vessels are tracked through the Vessel Monitoring system and the Long Range Identification and Tracking system allows all passenger and ca ...
... integration of mandatory declarations from ships and a gateway to signals from their Automatic Identification System (AIS) picked up by coastal stations. Fishing vessels are tracked through the Vessel Monitoring system and the Long Range Identification and Tracking system allows all passenger and ca ...
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Brussels, 21.11.2011
... integration of mandatory declarations from ships and a gateway to signals from their Automatic Identification System (AIS) picked up by coastal stations. Fishing vessels are tracked through the Vessel Monitoring system and the Long Range Identification and Tracking system allows all passenger and ca ...
... integration of mandatory declarations from ships and a gateway to signals from their Automatic Identification System (AIS) picked up by coastal stations. Fishing vessels are tracked through the Vessel Monitoring system and the Long Range Identification and Tracking system allows all passenger and ca ...
Bermuda Atlantic Time-series Study (BATS): Years 16-20
... LIU, H.B., M. DAGG, L. CAMPBELL, and J. URBAN-RICH. 2004. Picophytoplankton and bacterioplankton in the Mississippi River plume and its adjacent waters. Estuaries 27: ...
... LIU, H.B., M. DAGG, L. CAMPBELL, and J. URBAN-RICH. 2004. Picophytoplankton and bacterioplankton in the Mississippi River plume and its adjacent waters. Estuaries 27: ...
FixO3 - Deliverable D5.2.1: Deep Sea Mining
... The International Seabed Authority (ISA), established in 1994, is responsible for issuing and governing exploration and mining licences (contracts) in international waters, with contracts currently only held by government sponsored companies. The ISA is expected to release a framework governing the ...
... The International Seabed Authority (ISA), established in 1994, is responsible for issuing and governing exploration and mining licences (contracts) in international waters, with contracts currently only held by government sponsored companies. The ISA is expected to release a framework governing the ...
Earth Science 16.1 Ocean Circulation
... It’s temperature and salinity remain relatively unchanged during the time it is in the deep ocean. Because of this, oceanographers can track the movements of density currents in the deep ocean. By knowing the temperature, density, and salinity of a water mass; scientists are able to map the slow cir ...
... It’s temperature and salinity remain relatively unchanged during the time it is in the deep ocean. Because of this, oceanographers can track the movements of density currents in the deep ocean. By knowing the temperature, density, and salinity of a water mass; scientists are able to map the slow cir ...
Rate Processes and Fluxes of Marine Biogeochemical Cycles
... constraining physical, ecological and biogeochemical fluxes and rates as well as the variability in biogeochemical stocks within the marine environment at regional to global scales. This is a key issue for assessing the role of the oceans in carbon cycling because global ocean net primary production ...
... constraining physical, ecological and biogeochemical fluxes and rates as well as the variability in biogeochemical stocks within the marine environment at regional to global scales. This is a key issue for assessing the role of the oceans in carbon cycling because global ocean net primary production ...
Ocean - Geological Society of India
... mightier than the Himalaya, called the mid-oceanic ridges, which run in the middle of all the major oceans for a total length of about 74,000 km. Midoceanic ridges are centres of sea-floor spreading where new ocean crust is created by outpouring of lava. This new crust continuously spreads away from ...
... mightier than the Himalaya, called the mid-oceanic ridges, which run in the middle of all the major oceans for a total length of about 74,000 km. Midoceanic ridges are centres of sea-floor spreading where new ocean crust is created by outpouring of lava. This new crust continuously spreads away from ...
arctic and subarctic marine ecology: immediate problems
... metabolism, provide an estimate of the rate of production; a recent innovation in this field is the Carbon-14 method developed by Steemann Nielsen (1952) andused on the Galathea expedition. All these methods should be applied to the North American Arctic and Subarctic. There are particular areas whe ...
... metabolism, provide an estimate of the rate of production; a recent innovation in this field is the Carbon-14 method developed by Steemann Nielsen (1952) andused on the Galathea expedition. All these methods should be applied to the North American Arctic and Subarctic. There are particular areas whe ...
pices xv - North Pacific Marine Science Organization
... The mesotrophic southern California Current System (CCS), notable for its vigorous biological and chemical mesoscale variability, has been studied by CalCOFI (the California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations) since 1949, and has recently become part of the California Current Ecosystem Lon ...
... The mesotrophic southern California Current System (CCS), notable for its vigorous biological and chemical mesoscale variability, has been studied by CalCOFI (the California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations) since 1949, and has recently become part of the California Current Ecosystem Lon ...
Table of Contents Georgia Contents
... exchange between coastal scientists and decision makers in the State of Georgia and promotes the incorporation of best-available scientific information into State and local resource management. Funds from the National Endowment for the Oceans would be applied for coastal restoration and protection. ...
... exchange between coastal scientists and decision makers in the State of Georgia and promotes the incorporation of best-available scientific information into State and local resource management. Funds from the National Endowment for the Oceans would be applied for coastal restoration and protection. ...
CHAPTER 23 - CONNECTING THE OCEANS AND HUMAN HEALTH
... present health risks ranging from annoying to deadly. On the other hand, thousands of new biochemicals have been discovered in marine organisms, such as sponges, soft corals, mollusks, bacteria, and algae. Furthermore, scientists believe only a fraction of the organisms that live in the ocean have b ...
... present health risks ranging from annoying to deadly. On the other hand, thousands of new biochemicals have been discovered in marine organisms, such as sponges, soft corals, mollusks, bacteria, and algae. Furthermore, scientists believe only a fraction of the organisms that live in the ocean have b ...
Lima Meeting Report - Census of Marine Life Secretariat
... Optical properties of bulk cells will be utilised by routine use of inversions of hyperspectral remote sensing. One in situ flow cytometer is in commercial production, although not yet fully debugged. A silhouette flow camera and several remotesensing instruments are also available (c) POGO + IOC/Co ...
... Optical properties of bulk cells will be utilised by routine use of inversions of hyperspectral remote sensing. One in situ flow cytometer is in commercial production, although not yet fully debugged. A silhouette flow camera and several remotesensing instruments are also available (c) POGO + IOC/Co ...
Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO
... reporting to Working Group 5. Significant achievements of the ICG/IOTWS since its establishment in 2005, includes the installation of core seismic detection and sea-level monitoring networks. The problem of vandalism of tsunami reporting devices was indicated by several IOC member states, noting tha ...
... reporting to Working Group 5. Significant achievements of the ICG/IOTWS since its establishment in 2005, includes the installation of core seismic detection and sea-level monitoring networks. The problem of vandalism of tsunami reporting devices was indicated by several IOC member states, noting tha ...
A Brief History of the Cuban Institute of Oceanology, Playa La
... by 1963. We transformed these structures into a research institute in only 5 months (Fig. 2). The available material resources were scanty, and the repair of the buildings and laboratory construction was carried out mainly by the personnel and students of the Department of Oceanology. The task was a ...
... by 1963. We transformed these structures into a research institute in only 5 months (Fig. 2). The available material resources were scanty, and the repair of the buildings and laboratory construction was carried out mainly by the personnel and students of the Department of Oceanology. The task was a ...
Innovative, non-destructive techniques and methodologies
... communities are facing a major challenge: to work together with the aim to develop science driven, innovative, non-destructive technologies designed to work in shallow and very shallow waters and able to support high resolution survey, early detection and mapping of archaeological sites and prehisto ...
... communities are facing a major challenge: to work together with the aim to develop science driven, innovative, non-destructive technologies designed to work in shallow and very shallow waters and able to support high resolution survey, early detection and mapping of archaeological sites and prehisto ...
History of research ships
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The research ship had origins in the early voyages of exploration. By the time of James Cook's Endeavour, the essentials of what today we would call a research ship are clearly apparent. In 1766, the Royal Society hired Cook to travel to the Pacific Ocean to observe and record the transit of Venus across the Sun. The Endeavour was a sturdy boat, well designed and equipped for the ordeals she would face, and fitted out with facilities for her ""research"" personnel, Joseph Banks. And, as is common with contemporary research vessels, Endeavour carried out more than one kind of research, including comprehensive Hydrographic survey work.Some other notable early research vessels were HMS Beagle, RV Calypso, HMS Challenger, and the Endurance and Terra Nova.