81. Oceanography Graduate Student Association - News OGSA OGSA Home. OGSA news. Events. OGSA Directory. OGSA Constitution. RutgersGSA Libraries. Computing. IMCS Home. 20032004 news. September 2003. New Officers. http://marine.rutgers.edu/OGSA/news.html

OGSA: OGSA Home OGSA News Events OGSA Directory ... OGSA Constitution Rutgers GSA: Rutgers GSA Resources/Links Rutgers Links: Rutgers Cook College Libraries Computing ... IMCS Home 2003-2004 News September 2003 New Officers President: Felisa Wolfe-Simon Vice President: Naomi Fleming Secretary: Louis Bowers Treasurer: Jason Sylvan Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences Questions or comments: bowers@imcs.rutgers.edu Updated on August 29, 2003

82. The Hydrographic Society - Corporate Member News - SOUTHAMPTON OCEANOGRAPHY CENT news. SOUTHAMPTON oceanography CENTRE. SOC commissions groundbreakingROV Southampton oceanography Centre has commissioned the UK s http://www.hydrographicsociety.org/News/Corporate-Members-News/2001-11-SOUTHAMPT

NEWS SOUTHAMPTON OCEANOGRAPHY CENTRE SOC commissions ground-breaking ROV Southampton Oceanography Centre has commissioned the UK's first ROV dedicated to deep-sea exploration and research. Capable of carrying out research down to depths of 6,500 metres, the ROV will give scientists access to 98% of the world's oceans. Professor Paul Tyler of SOC, who leads the £4.5 million project, has been helping the BBC with the filming of their recent success 'Blue Planet'. His particular interest is the animals that inhabit hydrothermal vents at underwater volcanoes. Prof Tyler is confident that the ROV will re-launch the UK's marine science community back to the forefront of deep-sea research. The ROV's TV cameras enable observation close-up of the habitats of the seafloor and the specially built manipulators are able to take samples of even the most delicate animals. Tyler believes that in addition to biologists, chemists, geographers, and geologists will also benefit from this technological resource. The customised ROV, based on the Jason II, will be built by the USA's Deep Submergence Group at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (Woods Hole, Massachusetts). A team of UK engineers will help to build the vehicle, gaining first-hand experience of its construction. Based at SOC, the ROV will also be available for use by researchers from across the UK as part of the marine science technology pool.

83. The Hydrographic Society - Corporate Member News - SOUTHAMPTON-OCEANOGRAPHY-CENT SOUTHAMPTON oceanography CENTRE. SOC measures deep Atlantic currentsfor first time Southampton oceanography Centre scientist Dr. John http://www.hydrographicsociety.org/News/Corporate-Members-News/2003-02-SOUTHAMPT

SOUTHAMPTON OCEANOGRAPHY CENTRE SOC measures deep Atlantic currents for first time Southampton Oceanography Centre scientist Dr. John Gould has recently worked with scientists in the United States and Europe to map sub-surface water circulation in the north eastern North Atlantic. The results were published in the 10th October issue of ‘Nature’. This was their first measurement of the currents of the northern North Atlantic below the ocean surface. Circulation in this part of the Atlantic is important not only to the local climates of America and Europe but affects the global climate and climate change. Some 200 floats drifting with the currents took measurements at two depths, near 1km and 2km, their positions acoustically tracked by sound signals transmitted from moored sources. At depths of 1km, the ocean is influenced by water from the Mediterranean, at 2km by water from the Labrador Sea west of Greenland. A key finding was how the seafloor topography constrains circulation patterns well above the bottom, in particular the eastward flow from the Labrador Sea is confined to fracture zones, narrow gaps in the mid-Atlantic Ridge. 8 November 02 Autosub heads for Antarctica In February this year Dr David Vaughn of the British Antarctica Survey will be using Southampton Oceanography Centre's Autosub to investigate under the cavity beneath Pine Island Glacier, one of the fastest Antarctic ice streams. Satellites show that the grounded portion of the glacier thinned by up to 1.6m per year from 1992 to 1999. A large iceberg, 42 by 17 kilometres, broke off the Pine Island Glacier in early November 2001.

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85. NEWS: Sri Lanka Meteorology And Oceanography Network We wish you enjoy reading the SLMONnews. A network of all those interested in theMeteorology and oceanography relating to Sri Lanka and its neighbourhood has http://rossby.metr.ou.edu/~spark/AMON/v3_n3/News/SLMON.html

Sri Lanka Meteorology and Oceanography Network (SLMON) Editor's Note: We are glad to introduce the SLMON here. The AMON recognizes the SLMON-NEWS, a newsletter published by Dr. Lareef Zubair, as our sister newsletter. The SLMON-NEWS has its temporary home at http://www.ifs.ac.lk/maths/slmon.html . The newsletter provides many valuable news related to meteorological and oceanographical activities in Sri Lanka and India. We wish you enjoy reading the SLMON-NEWS. A network of all those interested in the Meteorology and Oceanography relating to Sri Lanka and its neighbourhood has been in operation from the last year. The principal activity of this network is to keep scientists informed of new research, conferences, and to help foster the disciplines in the region. The Network has a quarterly newsletter and over a hundred copies are circulated by e-mail and snail-mail both within and outside Sri Lanka. If you wish to actively participate in this network, please e-mail slmon_news@hotmail.com . The current web-site in Sri Lanka, containing past issues of the newsletter unfortunately is unreliable and a new web-site will be announced shortly. Lareef Zubair Coordinator - SLMON Applications Division International Research Institute for Climate Prediction Palisades, New York

86. Science News: Monitors Get Weird Vibes From Antarctic - Oceanography - Brief Art Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals Monitors get weird vibesfrom Antarctic oceanography - Brief Article Science news, May 4, 2002. http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1200/is_18_161/ai_86472511

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87. VIDEO: Mergemedia: Oceanography :: MergeMedia :: News For The New Century!! by Nick Monetta MergeMedia 05.07.03 Trinidad California provides the perfect settingfor HSU s oceanography department. More about Archive · news by nam5 http://www.mergemedia.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=542

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89. Minnesota Sea Grant - News Release - Oceanography And Coastal Processes Workshop read another news release. http://www.seagrant.umn.edu/news/1999/feb11.html

Oceanography and Coastal Processes Workshop for Teachers February 11, 1999 For more information, please contact: Marie Zhuikov Cruise Lake Superior aboard a research vessel, incorporate state-of-the-art computer technology to monitor oceanographic research, discover the habitats of Madeline Island, and investigate the geologic forces that created the North Shore of Minnesota. These activities and more are offered by the University of Minnesota Sea Grant Program during a two week-long Operation Pathfinder workshop for K-12 teachers. The workshop will be held June 17-July 1, 1999, at the University of Minnesota Duluth. Operation Pathfinder is one of six courses held in different regions that will address oceanography and coastal processes through a combination of field trips, discussions of recent research by guest scientists, classroom demonstrations, hands-on activities, and interactive multimedia programs. Participants earn three graduate credits and are expected to incorporate what they learn into their classrooms. Thirty teachers will be selected from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio. The tuition and a $300 stipend for each teacher is provided by a grant from the National Ocean Partnership Program through the Office of Naval Research. The application deadline is April 1. For application materials, contact Minnesota Sea Grant at 218.726.8106, or by e-mail at

90. Moss Landing Marine Laboratories It involved two US research vessels from Scripps Institution of oceanography andone US Coast Guard research icebreaker, as well as about 100 scientists from http://www.mlml.calstate.edu/news/newsdetail.php?id=34

91. USD 233 News - Oceanography Class oceanography in Kansas? Only in the Olathe District. February 5, 2003 Whatcan students learn about oceanography in landlocked Kansas? http://www.olathe.k12.ks.us/media/releases/020803.php

Home Parents Partners Realtors ... Job Seekers Search Contact Info District Profile Bios/Mugshots Graphics/Photos ... This Week Oceanography in Kansas? Only in the Olathe District February 5, 2003 What can students learn about oceanography in land-locked Kansas? Plenty, according to Olathe District Schools science teacher Sarah Coddington, who teaches a pilot course in the subject at Olathe North High School. The pilot course is a small-scale version of a lab- and field-based oceanography course that she will teach next fall. The course is one of several newly developed courses included in the district's Earth Science Frontiers Program that will be housed at Olathe North. The school's science wing is being renovated to include the addition of a marine science lab, where students can study marine and aquatic life hands-on through various salt and freshwater tanks. In the marine lab, students will study microorganisms, like plankton. "Plankton make up the base of the food chain and are the energy source of the ocean," Coddington said. "Students will be conducting research on the physical properties of water. For example, if we change the salinity (saltiness) of the water, what effect does that have on plankton?"

92. U.S. Oceanography Vessel Visits Havana Port / Reuters - Cuba News / Noticias - C January 4, 1998. US oceanography vessel visits Havana port. HAVANA,Jan 2 (Reuters) Cubans living near the port of Havana woke up http://64.21.33.164/CNews/y98/jan98/03e3.htm

January 4, 1998 U.S. oceanography vessel visits Havana port H AVANA, Jan 2 (Reuters) - Cubans living near the port of Havana woke up on Friday to the unusual sight of a large oceangoing ship flying the U.S. flag moored right in front of Cuban navy headquarters. The ship was the R/V Seward Johnson, an oceanography exploration vessel equipped with a minisubmarine and registered in Fort Pierce, Florida. A crew member told Reuters the vessel, operated by the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution Inc., had been involved in filming underwater coral reefs on Cuba's southern coast with a television crew from the U.S. network Discovery Channel. A long-standing trade embargo imposed against Communist-ruled Cuba by the United States restricts travel to the Caribbean island by U.S. ships, but licenses to visit are sometimes granted by U.S. authorities for special reasons such as scientific research. Small U.S. yachts and pleasure craft often visit Cuban coastal marinas, many ignoring the U.S. embargo. But Havana residents said they could not remember the last time a large oceangoing U.S. vessel was seen moored in Havana port, which only a few years ago was more accustomed to welcoming Soviet warships and freighters. The U.S. vessel later headed for the mouth of Havana Bay, within sight of the historic Morro Castle and Lighthouse. The crew member said the crew would be carrying out diving operations there during the day. REUTERS

93. Major Ocean Exploration Effort Would Reveal Secrets Of The Deep This news release and Exploration of the Seas John Orcutt (chair) Professor of Geophysicsand Deputy Director Scripps Institution of oceanography, and Interim http://www4.nationalacademies.org/news.nsf/isbn/0309089271?OpenDocument

94. :: SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY :: Scripps Institution of oceanography today is world renowned for its preeminence in scientific disciplines relating to biology, physics, chemistry, climatology, geosciences, and geophysics. PUBLIC http://sio.ucsd.edu/

ABOUT SCRIPPS OVERVIEW RESEARCH OVERVIEW DIRECTOR'S OFFICE ... Populations of Peruvian Seabirds Plummeted Due to Increased Fishing Activity, Study Says Authors show guano birds declined because food source was depleted by 85 percent Continue... Scripps Scientists Look Deep Inside Sharks and Their High-Performance Swimming System Authors of study published in Nature say similarities between shark and tuna 'more than skin deep' Scripps Oceanography Microbiologist Receives Honors Elected fellow of American Academy of Microbiology and receives honorary degree Multinational Team of Scientists Finds Early Life in Volcanic Lava Science paper describes geological setting favorable for origin of life ORGANIC ORIGINS Searching earth and beyond for molecular clues. NATURE'S BLUEPRINT Mimicking Nature's Cleverest Designs. :: Scripps Mission :: To seek, teach, and communicate scientific understanding of the oceans, atmosphere, Earth, and other planets for the benefit of society and the environment. Birch Aquarium and AZA present Me to the Sea: Your Connection to Nature webmaster@sio.ucsd.edu

95. The Oceanography Society The oceanography Society was founded in 1988 to disseminate knowledge of oceanography and its application through Employment Contacts The oceanography Society. P.O http://www.tos.org/

Membership Information 2005 International Ocean Conference Oceanography Magazine Munk and Jerlov Awards Corporate/Institutional Sponsors TOS Contacts The Oceanography Society was founded in 1988 to disseminate knowledge of oceanography and its application through research and education, to promote communication among oceanographers, and to provide a constituency for consensus-building across all the disciplines of the field. The Oceanography Society is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization incorporated in the District of Columbia. [Home] [Membership] [Conferences] [Magazine] ... The Oceanography Society P.O. Box 1931 Rockville, MD 20849-1931 USA Telephone: (301) 251-7708 Fax: (301) 251-7709 E-mail: info@tos.org Email comments to: webmaster@tos.org

96. Skidaway Institute Of Oceanography (SkIO) a nationally and internationally recognized center for marine research. http://www.skio.peachnet.edu/

Quick Links -Latest News- Events Seminars Scientific Meetings Research- SABSOON CoOP ACT SCOOP GA Coastal Research Coastal Physics Organic Biogeochemistry Sedimentary Geology Verity Lab Coastal Sediment Trace Benthic Geochemistry Permeable Sediments Skipper Education- Partnerships - AASU Courses - GT IGERT - SSU Cire II - SSU Bi-OMP - SSU MSMS Program Summer Programs Conferences Internships Classes - ECOL 4100 -Resources- Library Graphics R/V Savannah Plant Ops Flume Berm Mariculture SERF Information Technology Publications Scenes DocPile -About Us Director's Message Campus Info Personnel Visit SkIO Affiliation International Partners Get Involved Employment FAQ Contact us Printable Page Search Latest News SkIO Seminar Series Molecular Approaches for In Situ Studies of Nitrate Utilization by Marine Bacteria Dr. Marc Frischer, Assoc. Professor, SkIO, Friday, June 11th @ 12:00 Noon, SkIO Library Auditorium more Posted: Dr. Jim Sanders has been appointed to serve on the Ecological Processes and Effects Committee... more Posted: The Skidaway Institute of Oceanography (SkIO) is an autonomous research unit of the University System of Georgia . The mission of the Institute is to provide the State of Georgia with a nationally and internationally recognized center of excellence in marine science. This is achieved through the development of strong internal research programs across a broad range of subdisciplines. Research activities at the Institute are conducted on scales ranging from local economic and environmental issues to global processes and phenomena. In addition, the Skidaway Institute serves regional and state-wide educational and management needs for access to marine research facilities. Although SkIO is not a degree-granting institution, its faculty hold adjunct appointments at System institutions and other universities throughout the US and serve as mentors and advisors for undergraduate and graduate students who will ultimately receive their degrees from their home institution.

97. The Division On Earth And Life Studies Scope includes atmospheric sciences, climate, oceanography, solidearth sciences, radioactive waste management, polar research, environmental science and toxicology, natural disasters, and water science. Commission reports cover scientific/technical aspects of public policy issues in these areas. http://www7.nationalacademies.org/dels/

Jump to Top News Jump to Science in the Headlines Search: Subscribe to our FREE e-newsletter! NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE ... LOCAL SEARCH The Division on Earth and Life Studies (DELS) consists of fifteen units that facilitate communication among the research community, policy makers, industry, interest groups, and the public. DELS is responsible for a vast array of topics, ranging from the molecular level (e.g., biotechnology) to the global level (e.g., climate change). The common thread linking the units is the broad topic of science and the environment, but the division also examines issues outside that area. Links to the units are provided below. Board on Agriculture and Natural Resources (BANR) Board on Atmospheric Sciences and Climate (BASC) Board on Life Sciences (BLS) Board on Earth Sciences and Resources (BESR) ... Back to Top

98. UW Libraries - Fisheries-Oceanography Library Catalog, journal database, electronic journals and reference and information services provided by the University of Washington Libraries. http://www.lib.washington.edu/Fish/

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99. Oceanography - Academic Info A selective, annotated directory of Internet resources geared toward high school and college students as well as professional researchers. http://www.academicinfo.net/ocean.html

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100. Physical Oceanography This bimonthly journal publishes original articles on research from CIS countries on the dynamics of the ocean, observational data analyses and methods of estimating oceanic fields. Issues include experimental and research results obtained from expeditions at sea, oceanographic data from satelliteborne systems, mathematical modelling of marine systems, and automation of research carried out in seas and oceans. http://www.vsppub.com/journals/jn-PhyOce.html

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