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Oceanography Institutes:     more books (100)

Collected Contributions of the Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Volume 7 by Bedford Institute of Oceanography, 1974 The Sea Acorn, Early Years At Scripp's Institute of Oceanography by Peter Sargent, 1979 The Bedford Institute wave follower (Report series / Bedford Institute of Oceanography) by David R Harvey, 1976 Bedford Institute of Oceanography Biennial Review, Sovetskiya Ribohoziyastvenniya Isledovaniya v Indeiskom Okiyane. (Soviet Fisheries Investigations in the Indian Ocean and Adjacent Waters) (Azov - Black Sea Research Institute of Marine Fisheries and Oceanography, Vol.XXVIII) The physical oceanography of St. George's Bay, N.S., 1975 (Report series / Bedford Institute of Oceanography) by Brian Petrie, 1977 Arctic Technology and Policy: Proceedings of the Second Annual Mit Sea Grant College Program Lecture and Seminar and the Third Annual Robert Bruce Wa (Robert Bruce Wallace Lecture, 3rd.) by Mit Sea Grant College Program Lecture and Seminar 1983 Massachusetts, Ira Dyer, et all 1984-06 Particle Analysis in Oceanography (Nato a S I Series Series G, Ecological Sciences) by Italy) NATO Advanced Study Institute on Individual Cell and Particle Analysis in Oceanography (1990 : Acquafredda di Maratea, Serge Demers, 1991-11 INITIAL CORE DESCRIPTIONS DEEP SEA DRILLING PROJECT LEG 57 JAPAN TRENCH TRANSECT by Scripps Institute of Oceanography, 1978 Philippine Marine Mammals: Proceedings of a Symposium-Workshop on Marine Mammal Conservation held at the Marine Science Institute University of the Philippines by Marine Science Institute, 1994 Publications of the Institute of Marine Science. Volumes 7, 8, & 11 (1961-66) by Institute of Marine Science, 1961 COLLECTED REPRINTS, ESSA INSTITUTE FOR OCEANOGRAPHY. 1967 by Environmental Science Services Admin. U.S. Department of Commerce, 1967 Collected Reprints ESSA INstitute for Oceanography 1966, Volume I by Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratories; Pacific Oceanographic Laboratories, 1966 Perspectives in Marine Biology: A Symposium Held at Scripps Institute of Oceanography.....MArch 24-April 2, 1956 by A. A. (editor) Buzzati-Traverso, 1956

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21. The National Institute Of Oceanography, Donapaula, Goa | The National Institute
    Institutes The National Institute Of Oceanography, Donapaula, Goa Get contact address, mobile number, phone number, reviews of The National Institute Of Oceanography at  
    http://www.asklaila.com/listing/Goa/Donapaula/The National Institute Of Oceanogr

22. Sitemap : Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
    Departments Applied Ocean Physics Engineering Biology Geology Geophysics Marine Chemistry Geochemistry Physical Oceanography; Institutes  
    http://www.whoi.edu/whoi/sitemap.do

23. NISC South Africa - Waters And Oceans Worldwide (WOW) – Available On EBSCOhost
    Users of Waters and Oceans Worldwide include universities and government departments; water research, engineering and oceanography institutes; municipalities and engineering  
    http://www.nisc.co.za/databases?id=65

24. Underwater.com.au | Article | Book Review -The Diving Almanac & Yearbook 2007
    It lists oceanography institutes from around the world, diving websites (how could it omit underwater.com.au ) and even ventures into military, police and professional diving.  
    http://www.underwater.com.au/article.php/id/6819/
    
    Extractions: Search Contributed by Tim Hochgrebe Looking up the definition of almanac I found one that probably wraps up this book in one sentence: A publication, usually an annual, containing useful facts and statistical information ... This book put together by Jeffrey Gallant and published by Porbeagle Press in Canada aims to establish itself as an annual publication in the dive industry. With its 556 pages it compresses a lot of diving information in one book. It covers diving medicine - including fist aid, diving history, diving records, industry statistics from each country of the world and events of the year. It lists oceanography institutes from around the world, diving websites (how could it omit underwater.com.au ...) and even ventures into military, police and professional diving. While I think it is a great effort to put together a book like this and I am sure everybody that is into diving would find something interesting in there I dare to say that it only touches the very surface of each subject it contains. Unsurprising really as otherwise it would be a 12-volume encyclopedia of diving. The thing I stumbled over was looking through the statistics of active divers and naturally looked at Australia first and found we have 34,600 active divers (source for this was ausport.gov.au 2000) out of 20.2 million which is something like 0.17% - this number is said to include active and non-active divers. The figure for USA was 16,184,240 (source Leisure Trends Group 1998), which assuming a population of 300 million is over 5% - and this number was stated to include only active divers. So ... are they saying that Americans are about 30 times more likely to be active divers than Australians (and that including non-active divers here) ... well I don't think so.

25. Time For A New Deal On Marine Bioprospecting - SciDev.Net
    They are attempting to do this either on their own, or through collaboration with marine biology or oceanography institutes that have already been operating in this field for some  
    http://www.scidev.net/en/opinions/time-for-a-new-deal-on-marine-bioprospecting.h
    
    Extractions: News, views and information about science, technology and the developing world Advanced Search You are in: Home Opinions Tuesday, 16 November 2010 Topics Articles Notices Kushal Qanungo Unlike bioprospecting on land, marine bioprospecting is a relatively new phenomenon. Some estimates, however, suggest that the probability of discovering a drug from marine sources is approximately a thousand times more than that from terrestrial ones It is therefore not surprising that many pharmaceutical and biotech companies worldwide are keen to open the new-found marine medicine chest . They are attempting to do this either on their own, or through collaboration with marine biology or oceanography institutes that have already been operating in this field for some time Inevitably, however, this growing interest in marine bioresources raises questions about access rights and benefit sharing, already contentious issues between the North and the South in land-based bioprospecting. For although the oceans cover nearly 70 per cent of the earth’s surface, their biodiversity is concentrated in tropical seas, and mostly within the shallow territorial waters and Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) of what tend to be developing countries.

26. Postdoctoral Fellowships - 1400995688 - New Scientist Jobs
    to the following areas are anticipated Biology; Applied Ocean Physics Engineering; Geology Geophysics; Marine Chemistry Geochemistry; Physical Oceanography INSTITUTES Each  
    http://www.newscientistjobs.com/jobs/job/postdoctoral-fellowships-ma-massachuset

27. Ocean Explorer Brings Undersea Science To Life | Top News | ESchoolNews.com
    Similar command centers are being built at 11 other oceanography institutes across the country, he said, and these facilities will all be linked together via the ultra highspeed  
    http://www.eschoolnews.com/2009/02/09/ocean-explorer-brings-undersea-science-to-

28. ScienceCareers.org | Funding
    The Departments are * Applied Ocean Physics Engineering * Biology * Marine Chemistry Geochemistry * Geology Geophysics * Physical Oceanography Institutes With  
    http://grantsnet.org/search/pgm_info.cfm?pgm_id=4677

29. POSTDOCTORAL SCHOLARSHIPS In OCEANOGRAPHIC | FREE SCHOLARSHIP INFO
    Physical Oceanography. Institutes – With the aim of fostering interdisciplinary research addressing critical issues, WHOI has established four institutes.  
    http://scholarbuzz.com/postdoctoral-scholarships-in-oceanographic
    
    Extractions: FREE SCHOLARSHIP INFO Buzz Your Scholarship! Skip to content 2010-2012 Mellon Post Doctoral Fellow UK; British Studies Post Doctoral Fellowship Posted on December 21, 2009 by admin Scholarships are available to new or recent doctoral graduates in diverse areas of research. Applications will be accepted from doctoral recipients with research interests associated with the following: Biology Physical Oceanography Ocean and Climate Change Institute Deep Ocean Exploration Institute Coastal Ocean Institute Ocean Life Institute The NOAA-WHOI Cooperative Institute for the North Atlantic Region (CINAR) will award a Fellowship in one of five theme areas: Ecosystem Forecasting, Ecosystem Monitoring, Ecosystem Management, Protection and Restoration of Resources, Sustained Ocean Observations and Climate Research. The National Ocean Sciences Accelerator Mass Spectrometer Facility (NOSAMS)will award a fellowship in the development and implementation of new techniques in radiocarbon studies in marine science. Recipients of awards are selected competitively, with primary emphasis placed on research promise. Scholarships are awarded for 18-month appointments with a stipend of $56,000 per year, a modest research budget and eligibility for group health and dental insurance. Recipients are encouraged to pursue their own research interest in association with resident Scientific and Senior Technical Staff. Communication with potential WHOI advisors prior to submitting an application is encouraged. Completed applications must be received by January 15, 2010 for the 2010/2011 appointments. Awards will be announced by March 31.

30. Managing Team | Phytolutions.ravenworks.de
    Up until her job with the Jacobs University’s Greenhouse Mitigation Project, she worked with various oceanography institutes in Kiel, Great Britain, Norway and the USA.  
    http://www.phytolutions.com/company/team
    
    Extractions: Search this site: Home Become familiar with us. What distinguishes us.   Home Company Profile Managing Team ... Site map 2. November 2010 Phytolutions wird als Preisträger des Innovationswettbewerbs „365 Orte im Land der Ideen“ am 7. Nov. offiziell ausgezeichnet! 26. October 2010 Phytolutions stellt bei der RENEX 2010 in Istanbul aus! 13. September 2010 Phytolutions nimmt am "Tag der Energie" teil! 24. June 2010 Neue Algenzuchtanlage in Bremen-Blumenthal 28. April 2010 Phytolutions stellt im Landesmuseum Oldenburg aus! 29. January 2010 Phytolutions nimmt an der Forschungsbörse teil! 26. November 2009 Phytolutions liefert 13t Biomasse an die Volkswagen AG 23. November 2009 365 Tage im Land der Ideen: Phytolutions ausgezeichnet! 22. October 2009 CO2 zum Fressen gerne! 24. August 2009 Phytolutions im Haus der Wissenschaft, Bremen In cooperation with Dr. Claudia Thomsen is the scientific manager and founder of Phytolutions GmbH. She studied and gained a doctorate in Kiel in 1993 in biological oceanography, with an emphasis on phytoplankton and geochemistry. Up until her job with the Jacobs University’s Greenhouse Mitigation Project, she worked with various oceanography institutes in Kiel, Great Britain, Norway and the USA. The Danish-born scientist has been self-employed since 2006. Professor Dr. Stefan Rill

31. Marine Biology Jobs | Jobster
    anticipated Biology; Applied Ocean Physics Engineering; Geology Geophysics; Marine Chemistry Geochemistry; Physical Oceanography INSTITUTES Each of..  
    http://www.jobster.com/find/US/jobs/for/marine biology

32. Promar Software's Navigation Site For Professional Mariners
    Between 1996 and 2000, Promar Software was invited to collaborate with Scripps (La Jolla, CA) and Woods Hole (Cape Cod, MA) Oceanography Institutes to design and interface  
    http://www.promarsoftware.com/aboutus.asp

33. Mary Nguyen Vietnamese Fish Sauce
    The proposal was put forward during a working session held between the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the Nha Trang and Hai Phong Oceanography Institutes  
    http://www1.american.edu/TED/vietnam-fish-sauce.htm
    
    Extractions: Trade Cluster ... Site Map 1. The Issue 2. Description Fish sauce is a condiment derived from fish that have been allowed to ferment. The term describes a wide range of products used in many different cultures at different times. Fish sauce is used in many Southeast Asian cooking to add saltiness to the dishes. Asian fish sauce is made from anchovies, salt, and water; used in moderation because it is intensely flavored. The fish sauce from Vietnam is generally called nuoc mam , and the similar condiment from Thailand is called nam pla . In China, it is called yu lu . The Indonesian semisolid fish paste trassi and the Malay fermented krill brick belacan are other popular variations of the same theme. i Although there are many names for one product, Vietnam has gained notoriety for making the best fish sauce. Generations of fisheries and families have worked hard to produce fish sauce even when trade issues barred sales overseas they were willing to sell the product under other nations, but it is time to protect the product that connects every Vietnamese to home. Nuoc mam is a daily staple for every Vietnamese and sauce from Phu Quoc is prized above all others. Among marine fish, anchovies and related species of small schooling fish from two to five inches in length are commonly used, as they can be found in bountiful supply in the coastal waters of the Gulf of Thailand and the South China Sea. Larger varieties of fish, such as mackerel and sardines, also make good fish sauce, but because they are relatively more expensive due to their value as a food fish, they are seldom used in the commercial production of fish sauce. To make their traditional sauce, islanders ferment anchovies for a year in large wooden vats in dark warehouses, a technique that is said to yield a rich, golden liquid with pungent flavor and degree far superior to rivals from the Vietnamese mainland, where fermentation periods are usually shorter, and other Southeast Asian nations.

34. City Portrait Kiel: High Tech Industry, Multimedia, And Research
    The Medical School of the University, the Oceanography Institutes and the Institute for World Economics (Institut f r Weltwirtschaft) all enjoy outstanding international  
    http://www.kiel.de/Aemter_01_bis_20/05/City_Portrait_english/8cityport.htm
    
    Extractions: the face of Kiel A new start as the capital ... International links Kiel is Schleswig-Holstein's leading service and educational centre. Almost three quarters of all gainfully employed people work in these sectors. Naturally, as the state capital, public administration is particularly important. Federal authorities, organisations and major service companies are based here. Kiel is also a banking centre. In the 19th century, the navy was followed by the docks. Together, they turned Kiel into a major city. Today, shipbuilding has achieved the transformation from mass production to cutting-edge technology. Efficient shipyards, especially the Howaldtswerke Deutsche Werft (HDW) and Lindenau yards, build modern vessels, such as environmentally-friendly double-hull tankers, fuel-cell powered submarines and elegant cruise liners. State-of-the-art shipbuilding technology is 'made in Kiel'. At KITZ, the Kiel Innovation and Technology Centre, young companies develop new products. More than half of all the state's computer and multimedia busi-nesses work in the Kiel region.

35. The Komsomolets Disaster
    Spasskiy devised a program comprising efforts of hydrography, fishing, and oceanography institutes with the research ship Keldysh as the centerpiece featuring experts in ocean  
    http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ship/row/rus/si-montgomery.htm
    
    Extractions: [CIA] Studies in Intelligence 1995 Edition Volume 38, Number 5 George Montgomery Some five years ago the Russian nuclear attack submarine Komsomolets sank in the Norwegian Sea. The event caused consternation in the Soviet Navy, high interest in NATO maritime and intelligence circles, and apprehension among environmentalists. This concern arose particularly in Norway, for the submarine's broken hull holds two nuclear reactors and at least two torpedoes with nuclear warheads containing plutonium, one of the most toxic substances known to man. Since the sinking, Russian authorities have elicited to an unprecedented degree scientific assistance from other countries and used remote sensors and minisubmersibles to find Komsomolets, measure radiation leakage, and assess the stability of the wreck. Ironically, the architect of this instrument of war who designed it to hunt US and Norwegian ships is asking for and receiving assistance in surveying the submarine and assessing its stability from Komsomolets' intended victims. Komsomolets means "member of the Young Communist League." She was launched in May 1983 in Severodvinsk, a closed Soviet city on the Barents Sea with the world's largest shipyard. She was 400 feet long, 37 feet high and 27 feet in beam with a submerged displacement of 8,000 tonsa very large sub indeed.

36. Dona Paula, Dona Paula Beach Resort Goa
    The National Oceanography Institute, in Dona Paula, is one of the major oceanography institutes in India. It was set up in the 1960s. It deals not only with marine biology, but  
    http://www.mapsofindia.com/maps/goa/dona-paula.html

37. T.G. Prasad's Home Page
    Earth Sciences, Oceanography Institutes Albert Einstein Online Wavelet Tutorial Stephen Hawking's Universe Looking for a Job in Oceanography ?  
    http://lilac.ees.hokudai.ac.jp/people/tgprasad/

38. Software
    Oceanography institutes, Sonar companies, Pipe laying companies, Acoustic research institutes, Underwater acoustic communication companies.  
    http://www.semantic-ts.fr/english/software.htm
    
    Extractions: Software Theoretical studies as data analyses usually involve specific software. Semantic TS has gathered a significant experience in specific software design and development ; these codes have to run in operational conditions, especially the tracking program, and concern a large panel of different users : engineer, military, scientific, ... For each project, design, robustness, user's manual, and formation are performed by Semantic TS to ensure the quality of the product. Quality is an important element during the software development. The operational code of source tracking, used by the French navy inboard submarine, respects the French quality standards GAMT17. Furthermore, Semantic TS is actually preparing itself for the ISO 9001 certification. All the Semantic TS 's codes are strongly evolutive, according to their structure : C ++ language and standard computer environment : PC - Windows NT Examples of Semantic TS realizations are listed below : ALHAMBRA : Submarine tracking system Semantic TS has realized positioning and tracking systems of three different types : tracking of vertical antenna movement tracking of a submarine vehicle moving within a fixed acoustic range tracking of a submarine vehicle moving in the vicinity of another immerged vehicle In the last two cases

39. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Jobs - US News
    Geophysics; Marine Chemistry Geochemistry; Physical Oceanography INSTITUTES Each of the following Institutes, which foster interdisciplinary research addressing critical issues  
    http://jobs.usnews.com/a/all-jobs/list/q-Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

40. Marine And Coastal Areas
    of serviceCoastal and marine engineers / Marine security agencies / Universities and oceanography institutes / Meteorological centers.  
    http://www.amesd.org/en/ioc-marine-and-coastal-areas.html

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