41. Other Historical Archives Other Archives and historical Collections. Cumulative Bibliography onthe History of oceanography at Scripps Institution of oceanography; http://geoclio.st.usm.edu/archives.html

Other Archives and Historical Collections Cumulative Bibliography on the History of Oceanography at Scripps Institution of Oceanography Agricola Website at the University of Bologna American Heritage Center , University of Wyoming Geological Survey of Canada, Sir William Logan Web Page Geological Survey of Canada, Earth Science Information Center , and the Historical Photo Collection International Archive of Economic Geology , University of Wyoming. MIT Science, Technology, and Society Links Page Mining History Association University of Idaho Special Collections Library A listing of of over 650 websites describing holdings of manuscripts, archives, rare books, historical photographs, and other primary sources for the research scholar. Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library, Texas Tech University Manuscript collections include the papers of Grover Murray, Frank Conselman, and V. C. Perini; records from the various government site agencies which were creating the high level nuclear waste repository in Deaf Smith County; smaller collections with oil field records and well logs, and Carl Coke Rister's papers (notes about the history of the oil industry in America). WWW Virtual Library for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine

42. Project Web -- Metadata oceanography, Göteborg University. OAERRE. Oceanographic Applications toEutrophication in Regions of Restricted Exchange. historical Data Sets. http://www.oce.gu.se/oaerre/archive.htm

Oceanography, Göteborg University OAERRE O ceanographic A pplications to E utrophication in R egions of R estricted E xchange Home About the project Researchers Historical metadata ... Oceanography department Historical Data Sets There are three stations in the Gullmar Fjord; Inner Gullmarn Alsbäck and Släggö . At Alsbäck and Släggö the measurements on temperature and salinity started in the beginning of the last century, the frequency at that time was low, though. In the 1970s the frequency increased and more variables was included. The station, BroA , was located outside the fjord during the period 1986-1996. Hydrological data and chlorophyll_a are stored in the database "Shark" at SMHI (Swedish Metrology and Hydrology Institute). The biological data are stored in the database BIOMAD and can be found at: http://www.ecology.su.se/databases/biomad/lajos River discharge from the Örekil river is given as monthly mean, and can be obtained from SMHI. Concentration of nutrients and other parameters in the river can be found at http://www.slu.se/index.html

43. Science.gov Topic Oceans And Oceanography For User Category All Categories satellite altimeter data related to problems in physical oceanography and marine surveymaps, Environmental Sensitivity Index (ESI) maps, historical Maps and http://www.science.gov/browse/w_119E.htm

Home Search Site Map Index ... About science.gov Science.gov Search Search capabilities provided by DOE/OSTI and USGS Browse topic: (Science.gov home) Oceans and oceanography A C D E ... W A Air-Sea Interaction and Climate Research - Research is carried out to apply space-based observations, ground-based measurements, and numerical model to study the coupled ocean-atmosphere system [National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)] Alaska Fisheries Science Center (ASFC) - Expertise in understanding, managing, and conserving the region's living marine resources [Department of Commerce (DOC), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS)] Aquatic Biology - Educational resources on aquatic biology compiled by the NBII. [Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)] Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML) - Conduct a basic and applied research program in oceanography, tropical meteorology, atmospheric and oceanic chemistry, and acoustics [Department of Commerce (DOC), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research (OAR)]

44. "Oceanography: The Making Of A Science" Videotapes (P 236 -- Films & Videotapes) five regional and one national colloquia held from January through March 2000 andfeatured presentations on historical and contemporary topics in oceanography. http://osulibrary.oregonstate.edu/archives/archive/film/P236vid.des.htm

3 cubic feet; 110 videotapes and 1 file folder of printed material Scope and Content Note This collection consists of videotapes of the proceedings of the "Oceanography: The Making of a Science" colloquia series and videotape interviews of leading oceanographers and scholars produced as the oral history component of the colloquia. Included is the complete and unedited raw footage of more than 100 colloquia presentations and 45 oral history interviews. Printed material accompanying the collection consists of an overview booklet with essays from representatives of the sponsoring organizations, programs for each of the colloquia, and a paper presented at the University of Washington regional colloquia by Oregon State University President Emeritus John V. Byrne on the development of oceanographic studies at OSU. The oral history tapes include interviews with OSU oceanographers John V. Byrne and Larry Small. OSU faculty member Ron Doel served as one of the oral history interviewers. Forms All of the videotapes are VHS format cassettes. At the present time, there are no transcripts available for the oral histories.

45. Sea And Sky: Ocean Exploration Timeline Credits Highlights of the History of oceanography. historical oceanography. historicaloceanography Subject Library. History and Chronology of the Diving Bell. http://www.seasky.org/oceanxp/sea5a4.html

Sea and Sky's Ocean Exploration Timeline The following sites were consulted during the development of the Ocean Exploration Timeline. Development of the Submarine Elements of Oceanography Exploration of the Pacific Ocean Highlights of the History of Oceanography ... Return to Ocean Exploration

46. Latz Laboratory Of Scripps Institution Of Oceanography diatoms and thecate dinoflagellates from the Scripps Institution of oceanography(SIO; 32 The site selected is an historical sampling platform with a wealth of http://siobiolum.ucsd.edu/Phyto_intro.html

Long-term Variability in Diatom and Dinoflagellate Community Structure of La Jolla Bight Interannual and interdecadal climatic variations strongly affect the structure and function of marine ecosystems. Long-term studies of the California Current system in the northeast Pacific have shown that climate-ocean variations of the past 50+ years have disturbed and changed the marine ecosystems off the West Coast of North America. However, in the context of climate-ocean change we know nothing about how phytoplankton, an extremely important component of the food web, are affected. To help fill this gap we propose to build an 8-year time series (1992-2000) to study variability in the biodiversity and abundance of diatoms and thecate dinoflagellates from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO; 32 deg 50' N, 117 deg 10' W) pier in La Jolla Bight (California). The scope of this pilot project will be limited to the generation of a biological database structured to follow Ocean Biogeographical Information System (OBIS) standards for eventual inclusion in the Census of Marine Life (CoML) program ( http://core.cast.msstate.edu/censhome.html

47. Untitled Vertebrate Biology, Comparative animal physiology, Evoluition, Marine Biology,History of Science, Introduction to oceanography, historical Geology, Remote http://oz.plymouth.edu/~lts/biography.html

Biographical Sketch LARRY THOMAS SPENCER EDUCATION M.L.S, University of California, Berkeley, California, 1975 Colorado Ph.D. Zoology, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, 1968 M.S. Zoology, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon, 1965 B. S. Zoology, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah 1963 EXPERIENCE Sabbatical Leave, University of Colorado, Institute for Arctic and Alpine Research, Boulder, Colorado, 9/97 - 8/98 Chair, Natural Science Department 7/92 - 7/97 Sabbatical Leave, Independent Research, Suzhou, China 9/89 - 8/90 Visiting Professor, University of Hawaii 8/81 - 8/82 Professor of Biology, PSC 9/78 - present Sabbatical Leave, University of California, Berkeley 9/74 - 6/75 Instructor/Associate Professor of Biology, PSC 9/67 - 8/78 Teaching Areas/Interests General Biology, Invertebrate Biology, Vertebrate Biology, Comparative animal physiology, Evoluition, Marine Biology, History of Science, Introduction to Oceanography, Historical Geology, Remote Sensing and GIS, Research Areas/Interests Aquatic Ecology (both fresh water and marine) Invertebrate ecology Applications of computers in science and science education Evolution, Darwin and Darwinism: Impacts

48. David Lehmann He teaches oceanography, historical Geology, historical Geology Lab, Paleobiology Paleoecology of Invertebrates, Principles of Stratigraphy, geology and http://faculty.juniata.edu/lehmann/

David Lehmann Associate Professor of Geology David Lehmann, a Juniata College alum, has an eclectic mix of interests that includes paleontology (study of fossils), stratigraphy (correlating rock units across broad geographic areas), and applied geotechnical and environmental geology. He teaches Oceanography Historical Geology Historical Geology Lab Principles of Stratigraphy ... geology and integrated modules for Remote Field Course , and Geological Research . Additionally, Dr. Lehmann serves as an adjunct faculty to Environmental Science and Studies and offers lectures and supervises student research through that department’s curriculum. Dr. Lehmann earned his Ph.D. in geology at the Univ. of Rochester. He has master degrees in both geology and technical writing from Miami University and completed undergraduate studies in geology and writing at Juniata College. When not in the classroom, lab, or field, Dr. Lehmann can often be found fishing for bass, trout, or musky at many of the fine local lakes and streams. His wife, Carolyn, is also a Juniata alum, and he and his family enjoy attending Juniata sporting events. Selected Publications (asterisk indicates that undergraduate researchers/coauthors participated) Lehmann, D, 2002, Hiatuses in the Taconic stratigraphic succession: geology of what's not there, Abstracts with Programs, Geological Society of America.

49. Geo Courses By University Coastal Processes; Computer Techniques; Meterology Introduction; History of Life;historical Geology; oceanography Lab; oceanography; Ocean that Surrounds US; Ocean http://www.uh.edu/~jbutler/anon/anoncoursesA-L.html

Geoscience Course Resources on the Web Absrystwyth To Louisiana State University Aberystwyth - The University of Wales Geohazards Volcanic Activity and Environmental Change Acadia University Geology and the Enviroment : Internal Earth Processes Exploration and Environmental Geophysics Geology and the Environment : External Earth Processes Atmosphere, Weather and Climate Albion College Envirnomental Geology Geologic Hazards Introductory Geology Mineralogy ... Petrology Amherst Earthquake Laboratory Environmental Geology Environmental and Solid Earth Geophysics Principles of Environmental Science ... Structural Geology Arizona State University Advanced Field Geophysics Environmental Geology Physical Geochemistry Physical Geology ... Structural Geology Auburn University Historical Geology Hydrogeology Mineralogy Microcomputer Applications ... Structural Geology Ball State University Earths Geological Environment Boise State University Earth History Earth System Science Volcanology Bowling Green State University Environmental Geology GIS Bringham Young Petroglyph [Petroglyph is an interactive program designed to simulate a petrographic microscope. ]

50. Geo Courses By University Geochemistry; GIS; historical Geology; historical Geology Lab; Mineralogy;oceanography; Petrography; Physical Geology. University of Idaho. http://www.uh.edu/~jbutler/anon/anoncoursesU-Z.html

Geoscience Course Resources on the Web Union College To York University Union College Active Tectonics University of Akron Environmental Geology Energy Resources Geology of Rocky Mountain National Parks Historical Geology ... Stuctural Geology University of Alberta Earth Material Physics Physics of the Earth Signal Analysis University of Arizona Computer Applications in Geology Earth Science Teaching Materials and Methods Geologic Disasters Global Change ... Structure and Physics of the Earth University of Arkansas Earth System Science Environmental Geology General Geology General Geology II ... Plate Tectonics University of British Columbia Analytical Geochemistry Clastic Depositional Environments Deformation - Principles of Earth and Life Through Time ... the World Geologic Environment University of Bristol Level I Course in Physical Geology/Petrography Isotope Geochemistry Mineralogy Minerals under the Microscope ... Global Processes University of Calgary Advanced Field Geology Geochemical Dynamics Igneous Petrology Numerical Models and Geostatistics ... Principles of Geology II University of California @ Berkeley Understanding the Earth University of California @ Davis Active Tectonics - Project Earth Dynamics Earth Dynamics II Earth History : Paleoclimates ... Geology, History and People

51. IMSA Biology Course Summary Cosmogony, solar system, climatology, oceanography, historical geology, physicalgeography their effects on history, economic patterns, ethnography, and http://www.imsa.edu/team/bio/courses.html

Biology Main Page Team Members Biology on the Net Course Summaries 1240 - Scientific Inquries 1242 - Ecology 1243 - Human Anatomy and Physiology 1244 - General Microbiology ... Biology on the Net Scientific Inquiries Scientific Inquiries is the one-year common science experience in which all sophomores are enrolled. The design of the course is inquiry-based being grounded in the question "How do I come to know the natural and constructed world, and what is my place in it?" Using this question as a guide, students explorer concepts and principles related to evolution of the universe and of life, including cell structure/function and genetics. Features and processes of the universe are studied through examination of the nature of matter at an atomic and molecular level, energy transformations, and relationships between force and motion. This course initiates student opportunities to engage in inquiry-based curriculum that allows historical, personal and social connections to be constructed. After successful completion of this course, students are well prepared to continue their study of science at IMSA. Back to Top Ecology Interrelationships among organisms, and their environments, and the diversity of the Earth’s ecosystems, communities, and populations are covered in the course. The course considers both theoretical and applied aspects of ecology including current environmental issues. The course spends most lab days off campus examining field problems with several

52. Universities 3. Faculty in historical/Underwater Archaeology Bayman, James (Ph.D., ArizonaS 1994; Assoc Prof (Ph.D., Harvard 1974; Prof oceanography) Hawaii, geology http://www.sha.org/gradscho/colhi-m.htm

Last Update: 24 Jan 2003 Guide to Higher Education in Historical and Underwater Archaeology UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA Institution Name : University of Hawaii at Manoa Department Title : Marine Option Program Faculty in Historical/Underwater Archaeology Bayman, James (Ph.D., Arizona St 1994; Assoc Prof Anthropology) Anthropology, archaeology, Hawaii, North America, political economy, chiefdoms, craft production, artifact geochemistry Chapman, William (Ph.D., Oxford 1982; Assoc Prof Historic Preservation Program) Anthropology, historic preservation, Caribbean Graves, Michael (Ph.D., Arizona 1981; Prof Anthropology) Oceania, American Southwest, ethnoarchaeology, archaeological method and theory Griffin, P. Bion (Ph.D., Arizona 1969; Assoc Dean, College of Social Sciences) Anthropology and archaeology, hunter-gatherers, Indonesia, Philippines, Hawaii Hommon, Robert T. (Ph.D., Arizona 1976; Adj Researcher SOEST) Archaeology, Hawaii Hunt, Terry (Ph.D., Washington 1989; Assoc Prof Anthropology) Prehistory of Oceania, evolutionary theory, geoarchaeology and paleoenvironmental reconstruction, ceramics Kikuchi, William K. (Ph.D., Arizona 1973; Prof Anthropology) Anthropology, archaeology, Hawaiian fishponds, American Samoa

53. Essays And Essays Writing Essays On Oceanography, Aquaculture, & Coastal Topogra Papers On oceanography, Aquaculture, Coastal Topography Page 1 of 6. a contractorfor the US Naval Research Laboratory of NASA uses historical and scientific http://www.essaypage.com/categories/196-000.html

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54. Clark R. Alexander, Jr. historical records of anthropogenic impacts on the coastal zone. SummerField Course in oceanography, Skidaway Institute of oceanography. http://www.skio.peachnet.edu/faculty/alexander.html

Quick Links -Latest News- Events - Gordon Research Conference Faculty- Alexander Blanton Cooksey Frischer Jahnke Lee Chunyan Li Maruya Nelson Sanders Verity Wakeham Windom Research- SABSOON CoOP ACT SCOOP GA Coastal Research Coastal Physics Organic Biogoechemistry Sediment Lab Verity Lab Coastal Sediment Trace Education- Partnerships - AASU Courses - AASU Grant - GT IGERT - SSU Cire II - SSU Bi-OMP - SSU MSMS Proposal Summer Programs Conferences Internships Classes - CEE/EAS 6761 - ECOL 4100-6100 -Resources- Library Graphics R/V Savannah Plant Ops Flume Berm SERF Publications Scenes - Spring 2002 - Fall 2001 - Summer 2001 - Spring 2001 - Fall 2000 DocPile -About Us Events Personnel Affiliation Directions Get Involved Jobs FAQ Contact us Printable Page Search Clark Alexander Strata Formations Poster ... Sedimentology Lab Professor Education: B.A. Humboldt State University, Geology 1983 B.S. Humboldt State University, Oceanography 1983 M.S. North Carolina State University, Marine Geology 1985 Ph.D. North Carolina State University, Marine Sedimentology 1990 Sedimentology Lab Webpage Research Interests and Projects: Rates and processes of sediment accumulation and strata formation in estuarine, coastal, shelf, and slope environments using radiochemical techniques and tracers. Sediment dynamics and coastal erosion. Historical records of anthropogenic impacts on the coastal zone.

55. Dndouglass Coursework Geology 1 Physical Geology; Geology 2 - historical Geology; Geology 3 - EarthSystems Science; Geology 12 - Physical oceanography; Geology 12f - Physical http://www.paccd.cc.ca.us/instadmn/physcidv/geol_dp/dndougla/home/COURSE.HTM

COURSE INFORMATION Dr. Dave Douglass Pasadena City College The following is a guide to information about courses I teach in the Physical Sciences Division at Pasadena City College. For further information on courses, see the PCC Geology web site or consult the college catalog. AVAILABLE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Geology 1 - Physical Geology Geology 2 - Historical Geology Geology 2f - Historical Geology Field Studies Geology 3 - Earth Systems Science Geology 12 - Physical Oceanography Geology 12f - Physical Oceanography Field Studies Geology 12l - Physical Oceanography Laboratory Studies Geology 22 - The Age of Dinosaurs Geology 30 - Geological Field Investigations Physical Sciences 2 - Critical Thinking Physical Sciences 37 - Introduction to Environmental Science AVAILABLE COURSE SYLLABI Geology 1 - Physical Geology Geology 2 - Historical Geology Geology 3 - Earth Systems Science Geology 12 - Physical Oceanography Geology 12f - Physical Oceanography Field Studies Geology 22 - The Age of Dinosaurs Geology 30 - Geological Field Investigations Physical Sciences 2 - Critical Thinking Physical Sciences 37 - Introduction to Environmental Science SAMPLE TEST QUESTIONS Physical Geology Oceanography Age of Dinosaurs Environmental Science GEOLOGY 1 - PHYSICAL GEOLOGY (4 units, 6 hours/week)

56. POWERWEB: Oceanography Table of Contents POWERWEB oceanography. Tharp and Henry Frankel, Natural History,October 1986 In this article, the authors provide a historical overview of http://www.dushkin.com/catalog/0072479795.mhtml?SECTION=TOC

57. Biological Oceanography/Marine Chemistry - Syllabus students names, class format, historical perspective, relevance), IntroductionChemical oceanography the Big Picture; Ocean basins; historical perspective. http://ocean.stanford.edu/bomc/syllabus.html

Biological Oceanography / Marine Chemistry Date Biological Oceanography Marine Chemistry April 1 Introduction (students names, class format, historical perspective, relevance) Introduction: Chemical Oceanography the Big Picture; Ocean basins; Historical perspective April 3 The Abiotic Environment Properties of Water and Seawater Start Challenge 1a; Challenge 1a due; Start Challenge 1b April 8 Surface Circulation and Divisions of the Marine Environment Temperature; Salinity; Density; General Ocean Circulation April 10 Phytoplankton, Photosynthesis, and Respiration Major Elements; Conservative Trace Elements; Dissolved Gases; Air Sea Exchange April 15 Physical Controls of Primary Production Nutrient Elements; Scavenged Elements; Dissolved Organic Matter April 17 Distribution of Primary Production Marine Chemical Mass Balance (Box and Transport Reaction Models) Challenge 1b due; Start Challenge 2 April 22 Life in the Oceans: The Chemical Connection April 24 Biological Pump I: Energy and Food Webs The Biological Pump; Particle Flux April 29 Field Trip - Cruise Monterey Bay May 1 Lab: Hydrography and Plankton Challenge 2 due; Start Challenge 3

58. NOAA Photo Library - Historic Coast & Geodetic Survey (C&GS) Album and Geodetic Survey Album of the NOAA historical Images Collection is including geodesy,nautical and aeronautical charting, geophysics, oceanography, and the http://www.photolib.noaa.gov/historic/c&gs/

The Coast and Geodetic Survey Album of the NOAA Historical Images Collection is composed of over 3,000 images of many aspects of Coast and Geodetic Survey operations including geodesy, nautical and aeronautical charting, geophysics, oceanography, and the military aspects of these disciplines. These images document the geodetic surveying of the United States and its territories, the nautical charting work associated with producing charts for the marine waterways of the United States and its territories, and the development of early geophysics and oceanography. The Coast and Geodetic Survey Album chronicles this rich heritage. The album will take you on a trip through time and throughout our United States with these men who surveyed the land and the marine waterways of America, helped form the present scientific infrastructure of the United States, and whose indomitable spirit and perseverance is captured in these many remarkable images. Geodesy over 930 images documenting the work and times of early geodetic surveyors.

59. Royal Meteorological Society - History Of Meteorology And Physical Oceanography for the History of Meteorology and Physical oceanography; Occasional Papers on TempusPublishing Ltd.; 2000; Pp.224 Some historical meteorology illustrations http://www.royal-met-soc.org.uk/history_news.html

The Royal Meteorological Society President: Dr H Cattle History of Meteorology and Physical Oceanography Specialist Group Newsletter 1/2001 NEWS FROM THE CHAIR First a good New Year and happy new millennium to those who count from one. We have had one meeting since the last Newsletter. This was to the Met office Archive at Bracknell. A separate report is elsewhere. I was rather disappointed by the numbers. In addition to Committee members there were only five other people. I do so hope that this isn't a sign of things to come. How many of YOU are considering a visit to Cambridge in March? Our Secretary has put much time and effort into this trip. Not only will it be the AGM, but also should be an interesting pilgrimage for those interested in the history of some fairly important meteorologists. I am hoping that our Summer Meeting will be at the RAF Museum Hendon. This will be very expensive as it costs in excess of £200 to hire a meeting room. This will be a large drain on our expenses, especially if only a few people make the effort to visit north London. Mick Wood Committee News Committee met 8 January 2001;

60. Royal Meteorological Society - History Of Meteorology And Physical Oceanography Neumann (19151993) on the relationship between weather and historical events. Groupfor the History of Meteorology and Physical oceanography (or delegated sub http://www.royal-met-soc.org.uk/hisgroup.html

The Royal Meteorological Society President: Dr H Cattle History of Meteorology and Physical Oceanography Specialist Group Click here for a shortened version of the Group's 1/2001 newsletter. The History Group was formed in 1983 and now has 90 members. Anyone interested in the history of meteorology and /or physical oceanography, amateur or professional, is very welcome to join. It is a very active group, run by a committee of 12, including a representative of the Challenger Society for Marine Science (Dr Margaret Deacon). Three meetings are held each year - the AGM in March, a summer meeting/visit, and an autumn one in October. Usually, these are held on Wednesdays or Saturdays, at appropriate venues for the meeting theme, and the Group has occasionally joined in organizing Society meetings. For the Group's summer meeting, a visit is made to a place of interest not only to the Group's members but also to their spouses. Recent venues include Kew Gardens (with meteorological observations in the London area the theme), the Museum of Army Aviation, Middle Wallop, and the RAF Museum, Hendon, for meteorology in the services, and the Old Royal Observatory, Greenwich. Some Group meetings are held jointly with other organizations. In 2000, the 150th anniversary of the founding of the Society in nearly its present form was commemorated at the Royal Society, with the cooperation of the Royal Astronomical Society and others. The Group is currently encouraging joint meetings with other specialist Groups of the Society.

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