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  1. An International directory of oceanographers by Anonymous, 1950-01-01
  2. In the Wake of Great Yankee Oceanographer: Recollections from the Years Following the Foundations Laid Down by Henry Bryant Bigelow by Nelson Marshall, 1999-07
  3. I Can Be an Oceanographer by Paul Sipiera, 1987
  4. British Oceanographers: Peter Killworth, Jacqueline Mcglade, John C. Swallow, George Deacon
  5. Steam Yachts: Uss Artemis, Uss Wadena, Kanawha, Uss Venetia, Uss Isabel, Uss Yacona, Uss Vedette, Uss Wakiva Ii, Uss Wasp, Uss Oceanographer
  6. Regresa al mundo del silencio. (Jacques-Ives Cousteau, oceanógrafo francés)(TT: He returned to the world of silence) (TA: Jascques-Ives Cousteau, French oceanographer): An article from: Semana
  7. Unusual careers: Solar scientist, meteorologist, oceanographer, geologist, ecologist, sanitary engineer, research chemist, city and regional planner by Martha E Munzer, 1962
  8. Oceanographer (Passbooks) by Jack Rudman, 1994-12
  9. Pioneer Oceanographer by Beryl and Epstein, Samuel Williams, 1964
  10. USS Oceanographer (AGS-3)
  11. TIME MAGAZINE JULY 6, 1959 OCEANOGRAPHER COLUMBUS ISELIN by Time Inc., 1959
  12. Oceanographers in Action by Erik; Foss, William O. Bergaust, 1968-01-01
  13. The Everchangign Sea: Two Oceanographers Study Historic Theories About The Sea. by David B, and Goesta Wollin. Ericson, 1967-01-01
  14. Pioneer oceanographer: Alexander Agassiz, by Beryl Williams Epstein, 1963

41. Women Exploring The Oceans
Kathryn Kelly. Not all oceanographers have their perspectives on the ocean shaped by experiences at sea. Take Kathie Kelly.
http://www.womenoceanographers.org/Default.aspx?pid=E1E3254E-1C80-4e6d-ABBF-1EC5

42. Oceanographers With Flippers - Science News
Tagged seals plumb Southern Ocean’s depths TABLE OF CONTENTS; Iron in the Mix Scientists look for the secret behind hightemperature superconductors
http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/64104/title/Oceanographers_with_flipp
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News November 6th, 2010; Vol.178 #10 Article Oceanographers with flippers Tagged seals plumb Southern Ocean’s depths By Alexandra Witze November 6th, 2010; Vol.178 #10 (p. 12) Text Size Enlarge SPECIAL OPS SEAL Elephant seals with electronic tags glued to their heads transmit information tracking the depth of their dives, allowing oceanographers to better map the seafloor. D. Costa Seals diving for their dinner near Antarctica have surfaced with an extra morsel: information, gathered by electronic tags on the animals’ heads, about the shape of the seafloor there. The work has revealed previously unknown undersea channels, through which warm water might flow toward fragile ice shelves. And the seals do it all for a fraction of the cost of traditional seafloor mapping done from ships. Geophysical Research Letters describing the technique.

43. Rugged Adventurers - EXPLORE - Rugged Oceanographers
Rugged oceanographers. Catalina Island has far too much incredible diving for just one underwater program. In Rugged oceanographers, you will learn about and explore all of
http://www.youwillexplore.com/ruggedo.html
Rugged Oceanographers
Catalina Island has far too much incredible diving for just one underwater program. In Rugged Oceanographers, you will learn about and explore all of Catalina's unique underwater environments as you earn your PADI Advanced Open Water Certification. Our dive boats speed Rugged "O" participants to the best dive locations on Catalina Island. You will learn and practice advanced dive techniques, including precision underwater navigation, deep dives to a strange world where light seems to have no source, search and recovery dives, night dives lit only by your dive light and the glowing algae that swirls around you, and much, much more. Rugged Oceanographers are more than just advanced divers, they are also experts in Catalina Island's unique marine ecology. In Rugged "O" you will use the multi-million dollar Pennington Marine Science Center as your base of operations for the week. Here you will study the various underwater ecosystems that you will be exploring in Rugged "O" through the Pennington Center's various habitat exhibition tanks. The recreated ecosystems feature over 150 different species of animals collected in our local waters. Pennington Center exhibits include a kelp forest tank, rocky reef exhibit, surge tank, shark tank, moray eel tank, octopus habitat, invertebrate touch tank, and a plankton lab. All of Rugged Oceanographers marine science curriculum is supported by the full-time resident marine biologist.

44. Education Information - Oceanographers
OceanCareers.com c/o MATE Center Monterey Peninsula College 980 Fremont Street Monterey, CA 93940 contact OceanCareers.com
http://www.oceancareers.com/2.0/career_education.php?career_id=68

45. Fugro World Wide - Fugro Offshore Survey Career Opportunities

OCEANOGRAPHERS
Fugro collects and interprets data related to the earth's surface and the soils and rocks beneath and provides advice, for purposes related to the oil and gas industry, the
http://www.fugro.com/careers/msdoceanagraphers.asp

Home Office Locations Contact Nederlands ... Corporate Governance careers with Fugro meet our business lines geotechnical services survey services geoscience services current vacancies Fugro Offshore Survey Career Opportunities
OCEANOGRAPHERS
Oceanographers are involved in the execution of oceanographic surveys and/or the analysis and interpretation of measured, modelled or remote sensing data. Data analysis is conducted using in-house developed specialist software before being interpreted and presented in client-focused reports that offer a unique opportunity to practice applied oceanography. However, an element of the role comprises deployment and recovery of oceanographic equipment, offering an excellent opportunity to travel. With experience oceanographers can move into project management of large-scale oceanographic contracts, retaining both organisational and financial responsibility. Qualifications required: BSc or above in oceanography or BSc in a related subject supplemented with an MSc in oceanography.
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46. Answers.com - What Do Oceanographers Do
Answer Oceanography (from Ocean + Greek γράφειν = write), also called oceanology or marine science is the study of the Earth's oceans and seas. oceanographers study a
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_do_oceanographers_do

47. Chronicle Guidance Publications
oceanographers 2005 Chronicle Guidance Publications, Inc., Moravia, NY 13118 Printed in United States of America, January 2005 Visit our Web Site www
http://www.spcollege.edu/Central/Career/OCDS/Briefs/Briefs/Brief200.PDF

48. Sea-Witched Consultants, Commercially Aware Oceanographers And Marine Survey Pro
oceanographers providing client representation and project management services to the marine industry.
http://www.sea-witched.co.uk/
Sea-Witched Consultants
Sea-Witched Consultants Sea-Witched
is a specialist oceanographic consultancy with 33+ years commercial experience in supporting both marine engineering projects and marine environmental protection requirements.
Sea-Witched personnel can act as independent experts overseeing marine surveys on behalf of offshore oil, dredging, power and marine telecommunications companies.
Sea-Witched specialise in the provision of personnel to assist traditional marine survey companies in the collection, analysis and interpretation of physical oceanographic data Sea-Witched personnel have designed and installed over 1000 moorings for current, tide and wave measurements throughout the oceans. [Home] Consultancy Mark Broadbent Contacts 26 October, 2009 09:59

49. OceanExpert - A Directory Of Marine And Freshwater Professionals
Database, developed and maintained by the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO (IOC), containing information on individuals involved in all aspects of Marine or Freshwater Research and Management.
http://www.oceanexpert.net/
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50. Linda Rasmussen, Scripps Institution Of Oceanography, UCSD
Coastal oceanographic research and modeling with links to Bivalve Population Connectivity project site.
http://iod.ucsd.edu/~raz/
    LINDA RASMUSSEN (Raz)
    Asst. Project Scientist
Education
  • Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution,
    Joint Program in Oceanography, 2003. M.S., Florida State University, Oceanography, 1997. M.A., New Mexico State University, English/Linguistics, 1989. B.A., California State University, Northridge, Fine Arts, 1983.
Research Interests
  • Physical processes of inner shelf marine habitats Inner shelf circulation effects on larval distribution, pollutant
    dispersion, and buoyant plume transport Connectivity of marine populations Groundwater and nearshore circulation modeling Design and monitoring of marine protected areas
Professional Activities
  • Coastal and nearshore transport modeling of the Southern California Bight (ROMS) Modeling population connectivity between nearshore marine habitats in Southern California (NSF; Lisa Levin, Julia Muccino Co-PIs) (Quest for Truth Foundation) Modeling ocean outfall plume transport and dispersion. (City of San Diego, NOAA)
Selected Publications
  • Rasmussen, L., B. Cornuelle, L. Levin, J. Largier, and E. Di Lorenzo.

51. Welcome Page
Physical oceanographer interested in small scale physics and its impact on circulation and the transport of tracers in the ocean.
http://web.uvic.ca/~jklymak/
J. Klymak - Welcome Page
JMK Home Publications Curriculum Vitae Teaching ... Work Calendar Jody M. Klymak
School of Earth and Ocean Sciences
University of Victoria
P.O. Box 3055 STN CSC
Victoria, BC Canada, V8W 3P6 Phone: (250)-472-5969
Fax: (250)-721-6200
Office: Ocean, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Building
jklymak@uvic.ca
Courier : Ocean, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences Building A405 , University of Victoria, 3800 Finnerty Road (Ring Road), Victoria, BC Canada V8P 5C2
Research Interests
Small and medium scale ocean flows, and their impacts on larger scale flows: waves, turbulence, fronts, eddies etc. These processes are what ultimately dissipate energy from the mean ocean circulation and mediate the mixing of momentum, heat, salt, and passive tracers. Curriculum Vitae Publications Teaching Calendar
Graduate Students
The Uvic Ocean Physics Group is actively looking for new graduate students!
Projects
Lateral Mixing in N. Pacific
In collaboration with DFO scientists I have been going to Line P and measuring the upper 200 m of the ocean to determine how lateral mixing occurs in the thermocline. At the depths shown below, temperature is almost a passive tracer, with the mean field getting colder the further one looks offshore. The small scale variability - eddies and meanders - between these gradients have not been well-explored before. Temperature along Line P from onshore to offshore, note the coherent eddy-like structures between 75 and 125 m. Each depth represnts an isopycnal, recast at its mean depth

52. Mlanie Abcassis' Homepage
Pelagic oceanographer showcasing their research interests and publications.
http://www.melanie-abecassis.eu/
English Franais Espaol
Mlanie Abcassis
Research Assistant
Presentation
Nationality French Date of Birth
I am a research analyst at the PIFSC , one of the NOAA labs in Honolulu, Hawaii. I work for Dr. Jeffrey Polovina in the Ecosystems and Oceanography Division
Contact Information
Email melanie.abecassis@ensta.org Phone Address Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center Ecosystems and Oceanography Division
2570 Dole Street, rm A1
Honolulu, HI 96822-2396
U.S.A.
Welcome!
Navigate:
Links:
Andreas Viklund

53. SPECTRUM Biographies - Jacques Cousteau
Biography by Rachel Sahlman.
http://www.incwell.com/Biographies/Cousteau.html
Jacques Cousteau Researcher: Rachel Sahlman Artist: Dick Strandberg Jacques-Yves was born in Saint-Andre-de-Dubzac, France, to Daniel and Elizabeth Cousteau on June 11, 1910. Cousteau always loved the water and in his early teens, he became interested in machines. At the age of 11, Cousteau built a model crane and at 13, he built a battery-operated car. Also in his early teens, Cousteau became fascinated with films. He saved his money and bought a home movie camera. In high school, Cousteau became bored with school and began to cause trouble. As a result, his parents sent him to a strict boarding school. Cousteau excelled in this new environment and upon graduation, he entered the Ecole Navale (Naval Academy) in Brest. In 1933, Cousteau joined the French Navy as a gunnery officer. It was during this time that he began his underwater explorations and began working on a breathing machine for longer dives. In 1937, Cousteau married Simone Melchoir, and they had two sons, Jean-Michel and Phillipe. Two years after their marriage, Cousteau fought for the French in World War II. He spent time as a spy and was awarded several medals. During the war, Cousteau still found time to continue his underwater work. In 1943, he and French engineer Emile Gagnan perfected the aqualung, which allowed a diver to stay underwater for several hours. Divers used the aqualung to located and remove enemy mines after World War II.

54. Welcome To MOTN
MOTN is a regional association comprised of various members of the marine and oceanographic community located throughout the New England area.
http://www.motn.org/
Technology Network
P.O. Box 1950
N. Falmouth, MA 02556
Email: info@motn.org Upcoming Events Nov. 2, 2010,Cambridge, MA
MOTN sponsoring coffee break at 2nd Annual New England Marine Renewable Energy Technical Conference.
register at: http://www.mrec.umassd.edu November 10, 2010
MOTN Co-sponsoring
Marine Technology Society (MTS) NE Event at WHOI Date : Wednesday November 10, 2010
Time:
Location:
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution - Quissett Campus (Clark Labs and USGS Lab) Instrument tour and Geowall demo.
Speaker (s) : Introduction by MTS NE section chair Chris Jakubiak, Keynote - Dr. Ray Schmitt "Climate, Energy and the Oceans" RSVP: Hartley Hoskins - 508-289-2580 - hhoskins@whoi.edu Refreshments and talk - fifth floor Clark - 6:00 - 8:30pm - Quissett Campus is off Woods Hole Road Directions: see web site for map: http://www.whoi.edu/page.do?pid=8957

55. Latz Laboratory Of Scripps Institution Of Oceanography
Marine bioluminescence researcher, Latz Research Laboratory of Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
http://siobiolum.ucsd.edu/
Latz Laboratory Scripps Institution of Oceanography
research
publications lab members facilities ... careers
WELCOME TO THE LATZ LABORATORY We are a marine biology laboratory at Scripps Institution of Oceanography with two goals:
  • UNDERSTAND how marine organisms interact with their environment DISSEMINATE our knowledge to the scientific and public communities
Our specific areas of study include bioluminescence and fluorescence, plankton biology, and ecotoxicology. Overview of Scripps Scripps Institution of Oceanography was founded in 1903 and today occupies 230 acres mostly along the Pacific coastline. More than 300 scientists conduct basic and applied research covering all facets of the ocean, earth, and atmospheric sciences. The graduate program in Marine Sciences currently enrolls 241 students. The Birch Aquarium at Scripps is a self-supporting educational resource for the region and receives more than 340,000 visitors annually. Send email
Web site established in 1995

Scripps Institution of Oceanography

One of the largest and oldest marine science centers in the world.

56. Roger Revelle : Feature Articles
Senior spokesman for science and one of the first to recognize the effects of rising atmospheric carbon dioxide on the Earth s surface temperature.
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Library/Giants/Revelle/

57. REFRESH
Describes work and research interests, including a publication listing.
http://www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/sci/osap/people/miller/miller_e.htm

58. Veluthedath, Praveen
Studying the applications of Weibull distribution model on design wave parameter predictions.
http://praveenvk.8k.com
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HOME PAGE PRAVEEN.V.K HOME PAGE RESUME PAPERS OCEANOGRAPHY PHOTO GALLERY ... FUN Work Information Physical Oceanographer I like this field because of its close application to Ocean. Project Assistant in Indian Institute of Science , Bangalore
Work : Ocean Modelling (using ROMS - Regional Ocean Modelling System of Rutgers University, USA)
Present: Graduate student at University of Alberta, CANADA Back to top Useful Links About our Universe Go To Indian Ocean My friend's site Ferret ... Whirlgif-You can make animated gif images Ocean/Atmopshere Data Archive IRI/LDEO Climate Data Library ECMWF SeaWiFS Data Access Back to top
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Applications of Weibull distribution model on design wave parameter predictions (dissertation) (PDF copy) Conferences Praveen V.K

59. Grasmeijer, Bart
Researcher and lecturer at the Coastal Research Group of the University of Utrecht. Focuses on sediment transport and morphological changes of a sandy coast and currently involved in the EU-Sandpit project.
http://www.grasmeijer.nl/
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60. Doron Nof, PhD - Physical Oceanography At Florida State University
Work focuses on the movement of fluids within the ocean and its relationship to the interaction with the atmosphere above.
http://www.doronnof.net/
nof@fsu.edu or nof@ocean.fsu.edu or dnof@fsu.edu Updated: November 2, 2010 Doron Nof , Ph.D. Distinguished Nansen Professor of
Physical Oceanography,
Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences
Publications
General Website www Publications Title Author If you are a scientist looking for a particular document, then your best option is to use one of the menu items located to your lower left. If you are not a scientist and are looking for an item that is of broad interest then you may wish to go first to the " press releases multimedia ", and " walking on ice ". If you don't find what you want over there, then you may wish to use the search engines on the left.
Welcome to doronnof.net
Ocean physics is of fundamental importance to our understanding of the environment and its dynamical behavior. In particular, global change and global warming are strongly affected by the oceans and their currents. My work focuses on the movement of fluids within the ocean and its relationship to the interaction with the atmosphere above. I use observations, mathematical methods, and imagination in order to achieve an understanding of these processes. Recent efforts have addressed oceanic processes in the South Atlantic, the Sea of Japan , the Red Sea , the western equatorial Pacific, and the Indonesian passages.

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