61. Indiatimes Learning..........Careers - News oceanography. Ocean science is the above sciences. Do not make the mistakeof getting aB Sc in oceanography right off the bat. This is http://learning.indiatimes.com/career/focus/careerbits/car_bits_ocean.html

Indiatimes Learning Careers Spotlight Career Bytes Site Search Websearch Home Schools Campus ... Admission Alerts Career Bytes Study Abroad Excel@Exams Organisations Gobble de Gook ... Education Times Interactive Quiz Quick Test Chat Message Board Oceanography Ocean science is the study of the global marine environment, from the icy wastes of the polar seas to the tranquil lagoons of the coral islands. Ocean science combines direct observation of this environment with a systematic approach for understanding the processes that control it. Oceanographers are explorers as well as scientists, and many of the world's oceans are yet to be explored. Students who have already developed a special interest in biology, chemistry, geology or physics, can choose marine biology or applied marine biology, marine chemistry, geological oceanography, etc. Students who have a strong interest in biology can combine this with chemical or physical oceanography in marine biology or oceanography, while those who are more interested in physical science can choose ocean science, which offers a wide choice of courses across the full range of disciplines. First of all, however, you need a B Sc degree in one of the above sciences. Do not make the mistake of getting a B Sc in oceanography right off the bat. This is like trying to go to a medical college without first learning basic biology or zoology. After that you will need an advanced degree, either M Sc or PhD

62. Ocean News From The Web oceanography in the news. This is a selection of stories, subject to thefollowing rules. oceanography in the news, current files. May 3, 2004. http://www.geology.ucdavis.edu/~cowen/oceannews.html

Oceanography in the News This is a selection of stories, subject to the following rules. First, I don't guarantee close daily coverage of everything that happens (because I have a job to do apart from maintaining this Web page). Second, the site has to be generally accessible. (Many journals make their pages accessible only to people who have paid a subscription to the written version.) Third, I try to choose sources that tend to keep their pages accessible for more than two weeks over those that do not. For example, I've had to give up on the New York Times . It is a fine paper, but its new policy is to take off its stories within DAYS and then charge for access to them. Similar pages on the Geology Department web site are Geology in the News Paleontology in the News Oceanography in the News, current files June 4, 2004. The suspicious role played by Palau in opposing a Pacific refuge for whales. ENN site June 4, 2004. The promise, and peril, of cold-water corals. BBC News OnLine June 2, 2004. Iceland backs off a lot on its whaling plans (but not to zero). ENN site . Previous stories: The Icelanders kill a whale in a whale-watching area.

63. SLCentral Directory - Science - Earth Sciences - Oceanography German (37), Japanese (9), Spanish (12). Usenet sci.geo.oceanography news- Google Groups; Usenet sci.engr.marine.hydrodynamics - news - Google Groups; http://www.slcentral.com/directory/index.php/Science/Earth_Sciences/Oceanography

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64. Oceanography The Official Magazine Of The Oceanography Society exists to promote and chronicle all aspects of ocean science and its applications. It published brief articles, critical essays and concise reviews that deal with topics of broad interests to the oceanscience community. In addition oceanography solicits and publishes news and information, meeting reports, book reviews, and other items of current interest. http://www.tos.org/tosmag/index.htm

Oceanography The Official Magazine of The Oceanography Society Oceanography exists to promote and chronicle all aspects of ocean science and its applications. It publishes brief articles, critical essays and concise reviews that deal with topics of broad interests to the ocean-science community. In addition Oceanography solicits and publishes news and information, meeting reports, book reviews, and other items of current interest. Subscription Information Publishing Schedule Manuscript Submission Instructions Style Guide for Manuscripts Editors Back Issues Order Form Volume 17, Number 1 - Special Issue on Bathymetry from Space. Click here to access the order form for this issue. Single copy price is $10. For the bulk purchase price on ten or more copies, contact info@tos.org Click here to link to PDF versions of articles from Volume 15, No.2, "US GLOBEC" Click here to link to PDF versions of articles from Volume 15, No. 1

65. Science Resources By Subject: Oceanography And Hydrology about many marine science topics, including Marine Biology, oceanography, MarineMammals marine animal records, a link to its Ocean news publication, links to http://can-do.com/science/oceanography.html

Oceanography and Hydrology Search this site! International Year of the Ocean (YOTO) http://www.yoto98.noaa.gov/ "The United Nations has declared 1998 the International Year of the Ocean (YOTO). This designation provides individual organizations and governments with an important opportunity to raise public awareness and understanding of the ocean and related issues." This site provides resources for students, teachers, and reporters. Brochures and a poster may be ordered at no cost. Fact sheets cover such topics as ocean exploration, weather, pollution, coastal development, and fisheries. There are extensive links to ocean related sites. JPL's El Nino Watch http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/elnino/ "This page provides images and news releases based on observations of the El Nino phenomenon in the Pacific Ocean by the U.S./French TOPEX/Poseidon and other NASA/JPL satellites and instruments." NOAA El Nino - Southern Oscillation Page http://www.elnino.noaa.gov/ "NOAA is the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which has primary responsibilities for

66. Oceanography The scope of the news is obviously much greater than the oceans, but because of the ofthis course, I thought it would be interesting for oceanography students http://oceanography.geol.ucsb.edu/AWP/Class_Info/GS-4/a_s2003/a_InTheNews.html

Information Index Course Diagram Syllabus Getting Started ... Frequently Answered Questions Resources Search Google Earth Data Science content links Energy Links ... Science and Society News In the news Science News Sources In the News Recent links to information of possible interest to Oceanography students will be posted here. This list was updated on: March 1, 2004 Environmental News Network: This is an environmental news organization that updates its news on a daily basis. It is a good place to keep track of current environmental issues. The scope of the news is obviously much greater than the oceans, but because of the "science and society" orientation of this course, I thought it would be interesting for oceanography students. Link to ENN si Note: News postings targeted specifically at issues relevant to this course are listed below. **Please email me links to interesting news articles on the web and I will add them to the list below.

67. Oceanography In the news. Recent links to information of possible interest to oceanography studentswill be posted here. This list was updated on March 22, 2004 Postings http://oceanography.geol.ucsb.edu/~gs4/s2004/a_InTheNews.html

Index Course Diagram Syllabus Getting Started ... Science News Sources In the News Recent links to information of possible interest to Oceanography students will be posted here. This list was updated on: March 22, 2004 Postings: March 22, 2004: Federal Advisory Re Mercury in fish. link to article February 29, 2004: Global Warming Scenarios . The pentagon commissioned a risk analysis report on potential future scenarios caused by rapid climate change. This is a "must read" report, as it paints a scenario that is plausible, yet we don't have enough knowledge to accurately predict its probability.< pdf of report Knight Ridder news article SF Chronicle news article February 18,2004: Global Warming link to Scientific American download pdf of article January 19, 2004: Top story: Soot and Global Warming . This is a great explanation of new research showing that soot has a lot to do with global warming. January 9, 2004: Contaminants in farmed salmon

68. NSF - OLPA - Fact Sheet: Scientific Logistics At The Poles to South Pole Station, see http//www.nsf.gov/od/lpa/news/press/01 M. Gould providesonboard research support in marine biology, oceanography, and geophysics http://www.nsf.gov/od/lpa/news/media/01/fslogistics.htm

Congressional Affairs Newsroom Speeches Priority Areas ... About Us You are in: NSF Home OLPA Home Newsroom Fact Sheets/Background Briefings NSF Fact Sheet Media contact: Peter West pwest@nsf.gov Scientific Logistics at the Poles Video Available - U.S. Antarctic Program Research Stations and Logistical Support View video/options June 2001 Background. The National Science Foundation (NSF), through its Office of Polar Programs (OPP), supports basic research in a wide range of scientific disciplines in both the Arctic and the Antarctic. Due to the harsh conditions and remoteness of these locations, logistical support for science in the field is a complex undertaking and involves partnerships with other nations, with the private sector, with academic institutions and with the U.S. military. NSF is an independent federal agency and is the only federal agency whose mission covers research in all fields of science and engineering. The 109th Airlift Wing, N.Y. Air National Guard.

69. NSF 03-014, Division Of Ocean Sciences - Fall 2002 Newsletter Program news. Ocean Section. Biological oceanography. New Addition.Lita Proctor arrived in March as a visiting scientist (Associate http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2003/nsf03014/nsf03014_7.htm

NSF 03-014 (Replaces NSF 02-055 Contents Colwell Addresses Ocean Commission New Requirements on Broader Impacts Letter from the Division Director Proposal Target Dates/Deadlines ... Related Items and Announcements Program News Biological Oceanography Chemical Oceanography Physical Oceanography ... and Technical Services Ocean Section Biological Oceanography New Addition Lita Proctor arrived in March as a visiting scientist (Associate Program Director) in Biological Oceanography. Lita comes from the Department of Oceanography at Florida State University and is also a Visiting Scientist with the National Research Program, U.S. Geological Survey in Reston. She took her Ph.D. at SUNY Stony Brook. Her current research interests are in microbial ecology, including the diversity and function of communities in marine sediments, biofilms and zooplankton microflora. She has broad experience working both in the water column and in sediments, and on research that spans from marine virus ecology to molecular characterization of microorganisms in the N cycle. Reviewer Workload Many of you may have noticed a recent increase in the number of proposal review requests that you receive, especially during the Spring months. With an increase in the number of special funding initiatives relevant to biological oceanography (particularly at NSF), with Bio OCE getting actively involved with virtually all of these initiatives, and with projects submitted to other regular core programs, our community is being tapped for an ever-increasing number of reviews.

70. Newsgroup: Oceanography (USENET News) Metadata newsgroup oceanography (USENET news). Data Source SUB. BIBLIOGRAPHICDATA. Title, newsgroup oceanography (USENET news). Distributor, Usenet. http://www.geo-guide.de/cgi-bin/ssgfi/anzeige.pl?db=geo&nr=001480&ew=SSGFI

71. MSL F620-693 Physical Oceanography - Fall 2003 Class news, 09 September 2003. Two excellent texts are available online. RegionalOceanography by M. Tomczak and JS Godfrey is online with color figures. http://halibut.ims.uaf.edu/~musgrave/MSL620-693.htm

Home/News Assignments Syllabus Welcome to the website for MSL 620-693, Physical Oceanography. Here you will find a schedule of topics of discussion, suggested readings, suggested homework, and instructor information. This information will be updated throughout the semester. Class News 09 September 2003 Syllabus and First Assignment are posted. 16 September 2003 The old web site for MSL620/493/693 is here 17 September 2003 New assignments are posted. Check out the Assignment page. 29 September 2003 Two excellent texts are available online. Regional Oceanography by M. Tomczak and J. S. Godfrey is online with color figures. Tomczak's web page also has links to his courses in: Introduction to Physical Oceanography (including online exercises, and Shelf and Estuarine Oceanography. The other text is Introduction to Physical Oceanography Physical Oceanography , including homework assignments. His page on Key Concepts outlines what I would expect you to learn from this course.

72. Spaceflight Now | Breaking News | NASA Takes Control Of New Oceanography Spacecr NASA takes control of new oceanography spacecraft NASA/JPL news RELEASEPosted April 28, 2002 Jason 1 s oceanography mission to http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0204/28jason1/

NASA takes control of new oceanography spacecraft NASA/JPL NEWS RELEASE Posted: April 28, 2002 Jason 1's oceanography mission to monitor global climate interactions between the sea and atmosphere reached another major milestone this past week with the successful handover of day-to-day operations from the French Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif. With the handover, JPL is now responsible for around-the-clock real-time monitoring of Jason 1's health and status, and for generating and uploading weekly stored command sequences to the spacecraft. These sequences contain data for mission planning, payload commanding, navigation, ground station acquisition and routine maintenance functions. The French Space Agency's Satellite Control Center in Toulouse, France, will continue to perform spacecraft engineering and navigation tasks. Both organizations will be jointly responsible for processing mission science data. "Jason's measurement performance to date has been excellent," said Dr. Lee-Lueng Fu, Jason project scientist at JPL. "The early mission phases have been very smooth. This success is due in large part to the hard work and outstanding cooperation between the U.S. and French teams, who continue to work together to leverage experience and efficiencies gleaned from a decade of joint Topex/Poseidon operations. We look forward to continuing to work with the French to establish routine mission operations." Much like its Topex/Poseidon predecessor, the Jason program's shared operations management approach is designed to maximize efficiencies and make the most of the two space agencies' differing program roles and expertise. The French Space Agency managed Jason 1 satellite development, engineering and delivery from the French aerospace company Alcatel, so the program's early post-launch checkout phases were conducted by the French. NASA, by contrast, is responsible for two of the mission's three ground tracking stations in Wallops Island, Va., and Poker Flats, Alaska, (the other is in Aussaguel, France), so JPL has responsibility for oversight of day-to-day routine mission operations.

73. Spaceflight Now | Breaking News | New Oceanography Satellite Achieves Proper Orb New oceanography satellite achieves proper orbit NASA/JPL news RELEASEPosted January 14, 2002, Artist s concept depicting the calibration http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0201/14jason1/

New oceanography satellite achieves proper orbit NASA/JPL NEWS RELEASE Posted: January 14, 2002 Artist's concept depicting the calibration phase of the Jason 1 satellite mission. The spacecraft, shown at right, is now in its operational orbit. Topex/Poseidon, Jason 1's sister satellite, is shown at left. Credit: NASA/JPL The joint NASA/French Space Agency oceanography satellite Jason 1 has reached its operational orbit and begun six months of instrument calibrations with its sister spacecraft, Topex/Poseidon. Mission flight controllers at France's Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales' (CNES) Satellite Control Center, Toulouse, France, and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., last week commanded Jason 1 to fire its thrusters and lower itself into its operational orbit of 1,337 kilometers (830 miles). Jason 1 is now approximately one minute (approximately 370 kilometers or 230 miles) ahead of the Topex/Poseidon satellite, on an identical ground track. Launched December 7, 2001 from Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., Jason 1 was initially inserted into a 1,327 kilometer (823 mile) orbit 10 kilometers (6 miles) below Topex/Poseidon. A series of thruster maneuvers over the past five weeks gradually placed Jason 1 into its current orbit. Checkout of the spacecraft and its instrument payload is now complete. All instrument and spacecraft functions and the operations systems at the French space agency and JPL are functioning nominally.

74. Oceanography island of Viti Levu. Siesta Key Beach, Florida. Glass Fishing Floats.news Groups. newssci.geo.oceanography. Oil and Gas. Offshore Technology. http://pacificreport.com/ocean/

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75. THE JOURNAL NEWS: A Gannett Suburban Webpaper South Nyack woman honored as oceanography pioneer By JANE LERNER THEJOURNAL news (Original publication July 18, 2001). PALISADES http://www.thejournalnews.com/newsroom/071801/18tharp.html

Search Our Site Enter a search word and click 'go,' or search our headline index by date. Choose Date SPECIAL OFFER!! Subscriber Services Grocery Coupons Personal finance The Journal News is seeking volunteers to serve on a discussion panel that will explore how people save, invest and handle personal finances. If you are interested in participating, please click here to learn more. Westchester Rockland Putnam ... Outdoors All-Stars Columnists National Suburban Golf Business News Markets ... Community Views Columnists Jobs Homes Cars Grocery Coupons ... How to advertise South Nyack woman honored as oceanography pioneer By JANE LERNER THE JOURNAL NEWS (Original publication: July 18, 2001) In the days when it was universally believed that the ocean floor was flat, Tharp proved otherwise. And when she discovered proof of the controversial idea that all of the continents were once connected, her thinking about continental drift was dismissed as "girl talk." Time proved her right again and again. Tharp's lifelong ability to break barriers and explain the unexplainable was recognized yesterday when the 80-year-old South Nyack resident was named first recipient of the Lamont-Doherty Heritage Award. The award honors her as a pioneer of oceanography and of women's contributions to the sciences.

76. La Jolla Light - La Jolla's Source For Local News Online Scripps Institution of oceanography is a branch of UCSD. Collins said that the goodnews is they won t have any more cutting to do this year, since they did so http://www.lajollalight.com/2003/09/18/n030918scripps_first.html

Thursday, September 18, 2003 100 years later, Scripps first name in oceanography By DAVE SCHWAB Scripps Institution of Oceanography's first year in its second century is going to be a challenging one. But despite having to cope with state budget cuts, Scripps' mission - to teach and to communicate scientific understanding of the oceans, atmosphere, earth and other planets for the benefit of society and the environment - remains unchanged. Scripps Institution of Oceanography is a branch of UCSD. In existence since 1913, Scripps predates the university's establishment by many years. Celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, Tom Collins, the institute's deputy director for administrative affairs, said that Scripps will be forced to pare many programs to hold the financial line. "This year, the state imposed an additional 10-percent reduction in funding for all the places in the UC system that have research money," said Collins. "What that translates into for us is about $1.05 million, and that's on top of last year's $1.34 million in cuts. In all, we're going to have to come up with about $1.3 million this year in cuts. Collins said that the good news is they won't have any more cutting to do this year, since they did so much last year. "The bad news is we may be required in the future to come up with additional cuts in our programs. And that could be very serious, because we are at the wall now."

77. NIEHS News Environmental Health Issues. NIEHS news Environmental Health Perspectives Volume103, Number 3, March 1995. oceanography and Environmental Sciences at Miami. http://ehp.niehs.nih.gov/docs/1995/103-3/niehsnews.html

Advanced Search Become a Print Subscriber Subscribe online today! Subscriber Services Buy EHP Publications View Shopping Cart Advertising Information ... Purchase This Issue Environmental Health Issues Environmental Health Perspectives Volume 103, Number 3, March 1995 Oceanography and Environmental Sciences at Miami Editor's note: This article on the University of Miami's Marine and Freshwater Biomedical Sciences Center (UM MFBS) is the fifth in a series that appears intermittently in NIEHS News. The series highlights the activities of Environmental Health Sciences and Marine and Freshwater Biomedical Sciences Centers. The first article in the series appeared in volume 101, number 7. Stationed on the white sands of Virginia Key overlooking Biscayne Bay, the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences is home to the University of Miami's Marine and Freshwater Biomedical Sciences Center. The center is jointly funded by the NIEHS and the University of Miami, and serves as a focal point for marine-related health issues for the temperate United States, Central and South America, and the Caribbean basin. The center plays a leading role in research on natural seafood toxins, and with the advent of seafood safety legislation in early 1995, research at the center is critical in providing a science-based approach to seafood safety. The Rosenstiel School has been involved in research related to the tropical and subtropical oceans and atmosphere, its flora and fauna, since its creation in 1943; it is the third largest oceanographic institution in the United States. The UM MFBS Center has funded programs to investigate the use of marine species as models of human diseases, molecular mechanisms and orphan receptors relating to marine toxins, neurophysiology, metabolism, and immunology. The UM MFBS is the newest of five marine centers and is directed by Daniel G. Baden. Associate directors are Patrick Walsh and David Adams. The center fosters collaboration among eight investigators from four university departments, with ten scientists carrying out pilot projects. Four center postdoctoral fellows provide additional expertise in selected research areas. The collaborations resulting from center activities extend to all campuses of the University of Miami and to colleagues elsewhere in the United States and abroad.

78. RedNova News: Titan Is An Ideal Lab For Oceanography Celsius). Titan will be an outstanding laboratory for oceanographyand meteorology, Lorenz predicts. Saturn s moon, Titan. Credit http://www.rednova.com/news/stories/1/2004/02/15/story002.html

Forum Check E-mail My RedNova Join Us ... Tell a Friend - Win $500 Search February 15, 2004 Artist's rendition of the Huygens probe landing on the surface of Saturn's moon, Titan. Credit: NASA - click to enlarge. University of Arizona After a 7-year interplanetary voyage, NASA's Cassini spacecraft will reach Saturn this July and begin what promises to be one of the most exciting missions in planetary exploration history. After years of work, scientists have just completed plans for Cassini's observations of Saturn's largest moon, Titan. "Of course, no battle plan survives contact with the enemy," said Ralph Lorenz, an assistant research scientist at the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory in Tucson. The spacecraft will deploy the European Space Agency's Huygens probe to Titan for a January 2005 landing. Nearly half the size of Earth, frigid Titan is the only moon in the solar system with a thick atmosphere. Smog has prevented scientists from getting more than a tantalizing hint of what may be on the moon's amazing surface. "Titan is a completely new world to us, and what we learn early on will likely make us want to adjust our plans. But we have 44 flybys of Titan in only four years, so we have to have a basic plan to work to."

79. FBP News: Summer School And Workshop On Oceanography, Lakes And Rivers [Forum] FBP news Forum Summer School and Workshop on oceanography, Lakes and Rivers.You are reaching FBP news as an anonymous user If you wish, you may sign in. http://fbpnews.org/forum/msg/26/

FBP News Forum Summer School and Workshop on Oceanography, Lakes and Rivers You are reaching FBP News as an anonymous user If you wish, you may sign in About FBP News Help for users Submit a new article! Summer School and Workshop on Oceanography, Lakes and Rivers Juha Videman , 2004-02-09 17:33 UTC Published on 2004-02-10 11:40 UTC by José Miguel Urbano Topics: events A Summer School and Workshop on Oceanography, Lakes and Rivers will be held at Instituto Superior Técnico in Lisbon (Portugal) on July 19-24, 2004. The events aim at promoting the communication and interactions between the specialists working on different frontiers of Oceanography. They are included in the activities of the 2004 CIM Thematic Term on Mathematics and the Environment The invited speakers include: Peter Constantin (University of Chicago, USA), Benoît Cushman-Roisin (Dartmouth College, USA), Emmanuel Grenier (ENS-Lyon, France(, Joseph Pedlosky (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, USA), Benoît Perthame (ENS-Paris, France), Benoît Desjardins (École Polytechnique, France), Reinhard Farwig (TU Darmstadt, Germany), Francisco Guillén-González (Universidad de Sevilha, Spain), David Marshall (University of Reading, UK), Shouhong Wang (Indiana University, USA). For additional information and registration check the webpage of the event reply/comment on this with a new message help © 2003 CMAF-UL

80. FBP News and interactions between the specialists working on different frontiers of oceanography. FBPNews is published by the Centro de Matemática e Aplicações http://fbpnews.org/

FBP News You are reaching FBP News as an anonymous user If you wish, you may sign in About FBP News Help for users Submit a new article! Welcome to FBPNews, the electronic newsletter/forum of the Free Boundary Problems scientific community. Czech-Japanese Seminar in Applied Mathematics Michal Benes , 2004-04-29 09:22 UTC Published on 2004-05-06 18:37 UTC by José Miguel Urbano Topics: events Czech-Japanese Seminar in Applied Mathematics will be held in Prague (August 4-7, 2004) More information can be found on the site: http://geraldine.fjfi.cvut.cz/cjs.htm read more and comment Two conferences in Rome in September 2004 falcone , 2004-04-13 16:47 UTC Published on 2004-04-18 18:32 UTC by José Miguel Urbano Topics: events Two conferences will be held in Rome next September: Numerical Methods for Viscosity Solutions and Applications Dipartimento di Matematica, Universitá di Roma "La Sapienza" September, 6-8, 2004 WEB: http://www.mat.uniroma1.it/viscosity04 Deadline for Applications: May 15, 2004 INTERPHASE 2004 Numerical Methods for Free Boundary Problems Dipartimento di Matematica, Universitá di Roma "La Sapienza"

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