61. Glossary Of Physical Oceanography And Related Disciplines research submersibles More later. research vessels See Estok and Boykin (1976), Guberlet(1964), Nelson 1988), Wust (1964) and the oceanography history section http://www.earthscape.org/t1/bas01/bas01r-33.html

62. Whats New : Institute Of Geological And Nuclear Sciences Limited A veteran of more than 200 dives in research submersibles, he has doctorate fromVictoria University for his achievements in oceanography, geophysics, and http://www.gns.cri.nz/news/release/mala.html

Media release News headlines New content Media releases Latest quake ... Latest publications NEWS RELEASE, 12 DECEMBER 2001 PROF ALEX MALAHOFF TO HEAD GNS Professor Alex Malahoff has been appointed Chief Executive of the Institute of Geologicaland Nuclear Sciences Limited (GNS). He is scheduled to take up the job on 1 July 2002. Dr Malahoff, a former Wellingtonian, is Professor of Oceanography and past chairman of the Department of Ocean Engineering at the University of Hawaii. He is also a Director of the Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory. For the past two years he has been a Director of GNS. As designate Chief Executive, he will spend a week in New Zealand each month on GNS business. Dr Malahoff is an internationally recognised specialist in submarine volcanism, ocean engineering, tectonics, and undersea minerals. He is noted for his study of a newly-formed undersea volcano named Loihi which may eventually become a new Hawaiian island. A veteran of more than 200 dives in research submersibles, he has developed world-class technologies for undersea exploration and researching marine geology.

63. SanDiegoDiving.com : Research Group Scripps Institution of oceanography, Type educator. procedures, and conductsresearch and development in Ecology Programs on Catalina Island, submersibles. http://www.sandiegodiving.com/resources/links/research/

Bulletin Board Event Calendar Link Directory Research Technical Underwater Imaging Conservation Exposure Suits ... Reading Room Research Scripps Institute 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. Type institution Specialty oceanography NOAA Dive Site Resources for recreational scuba divers. Type government American Academy of Underwater Sciences A non-profit, self-regulating corporation composed of active diving scientists dedicated to the establishment and maintenance of standards of practice for scientific diving. Type organization Aquarium of the Pacific Instilling a sense of wonder, respect and stewardship for the Pacific Ocean and its inhabitants, the Aquarium of the Pacific provides a unique opportunity to explore the diversity of marine habitats of the Pacific Rim, in a world-class aquarium environment. Type institution Specialty aquarium At SeaOcean Science Adventures Featuring science adventures aboard the research ships belonging to Harbor Branch Oceanographic. Live coverage and original articles convey the excitement of marine science. Type organization Catalina Conservancy Divers A private, non-profit conservation organization dedicated to the preservation of the natural heritage of Santa Catalina Island

64. COAS Research Programs - Oregon State University Ocean Drilling Program, in using submersibles at seafloor the College, interdisciplinaryresearch programs are airsea exchanges, satellite oceanography, and in http://www.oce.orst.edu/Research_Progs/Research_Programs.html

The diverse research activities of the 100 scientists on the College faculty include many of the significant current developments in oceanography, atmospheric science, and geophysics. They are active in the international Ocean Drilling Program, in using submersibles at seafloor spreading centers and subduction zones and in using satellites in oceanographic and atmospheric research. Within the College, interdisciplinary research programs are growing in geochemistry, airsea exchanges, satellite oceanography, and in the development of instrumentation for remote and in situ sampling in the ocean, using laser and fiber-optic techniques to complement satellite data. These programs seek to develop linkages between oceanic physics and biology by making biological, chemical, and physical measurements on the same time and space scale. Research Projects by Major Fields of Study Principal Investigator Boundary-Layer Meteorology Abbott, Mark R. Lillie, Robert J. Climate Change ... Moum, James N. Continetal Margins Collier, Robert W.

65. Monterey Bay Canyon Monterey Bay Aquarium, underwater exploration, marine life, oceanography and related oflive video images from two deepdiving robotic research submersibles. http://santacruz.about.com/cs/montereybay/

zfp=-1 About Santa Cruz, CA Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Santa Cruz, CA with Bonnie Hamre Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Santa Cruz and Monterey Photo Gallery First Time Visitor Guide Local Events ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Monterey Bay Canyon Guide picks Marine research, Monterey Bay Aquarium, underwater exploration, marine life, oceanography and related resources. Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Over 5300 square miles of ocean, more than two miles deep in places, stretching from Marin to Cambria, this is a lot of water to protect, explore and enjoy. Grand Canyon of Monterey Bay Poster This poster is availble for display from the sanctuary office. Law, Regulations, Permitting and Review Regulations and things you cannot do within the boundaries of the marine sanctuary. Live from the Canyon Explore Monterey Bay Canyon with the Monterey Bay Aquarium's program of live video images from two deep-diving robotic research submersibles. MBNMS Interactive Flash Show Maps, details, zoom in and get the information about the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary.

66. Tucson Pima Public Library /Children's 3 Oceanographic submersibles 1989 1 Oceanographic submersibles Juvenile Literature SeaJuvenile Literature 1997 1 oceanography research Juvenile Literature http://infolynx.ci.tucson.az.us:90/kids/10,340,363/search/dOceanography -- Chart

67. Curriculum Vitae Bay Aquarium research Institute, for Student oceanography Club, Adaptations for forvolunteer guides, Deep sea research Using submersibles to explore http://people.ucsc.edu/~daosborn/cv.html

Curriculum Vitae DAWN ALEXANDRA OSBORN daosborn@cats.ucsc.edu M.S. Research Ph.D. Research Dawn's Home Page ... Statement EDUCATION January 2000-present Ph.D. student, Ocean Science, University of California, Santa Cruz, Advisor Dr. Pearse December 1999 Masters of Science, Marine Science, University of California, Santa Cruz Summer 1997 Invertebrate Zoology, University of Washington, Friday Harbor Laboratory June 1994 Bachelor of Arts, Biology, University of California, Santa Cruz Spring 1993 RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 2000-present The effect of rock type on rocky intertidal community assemblages 2000-present California Sea Grant Trainee, Intertidal Monitoring Project Studies of mesopelagic cnidarians in Monterey Bay, California Parasites on a narcomedusae Solmissus incissa Thyroxin induced strobilation in the moon jelly Aurelia aurita Nectar Preferences of a Costa Rican Zebra Long-winged butterfly AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS April 2002 Myers Oceanographic Trust Award April 2002 David Gaines Memorial Award, Environmental Studies Dept. UC Santa Cruz

68. DC More than 25 years experience in the fields of oceanography and geology. Participatedin deep dives on a variety of research submersibles, including DSV ALVIN http://www.seaengineering.com/dc.htm

DAVID A. CACCHIONE, Ph.D. Position: Senior Oceanographic Consultant Education: Ph.D./1970/Oceanography B.S./1962/Geology Professional Affiliations: American Geophysical Union Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM) American Association for the Advancement of Science Oceanography Society Sigma Xi Experience: More than 25 years experience in the fields of oceanography and geology. Extensive experience in organizing and leading multi-disciplinary field programs, analysis of oceanographic and marine geological data, and modeling coastal processes and sediment transport. Consultant to federal, state and local agencies, and industry on environmental issues in coastal and offshore regions. Co-authored more than 80 papers on topics involving coastal erosion and marine sediment transport. Pioneered the use of multi-instrumented, self-contained in-situ instrumentation systems (including GEOPROBE tripods) to investigate sediment suspension and transport along beaches, coasts, and estuaries. Managed coastal and marine scientific programs involving over 125 scientists and support staff, 2 deep-sea research vessels, and several large analytical laboratories. Chief scientist on 25 research cruises utilizing marine research vessels in a variety of geographic regions including California, Alaska, Italy, Spain, Australia, Norway, and Brazil.

69. OceanLink2 - Invitation To Oceanography, 2E 3. Modern oceanography (oceanology) began in the twentieth century efforts becauseof cost and scale of research. 2. Greater use of submersibles for deep ocean http://www.jbpub.com/oceanlink2e/tools/outlines/index.cfm?Chapter=1

70. ThinkQuest Library Of Entries oceanography. In this two week study of oceans students research ocean topics and featuresof the ocean floor, different types of submersibles, substances that http://library.advanced.org/50123/science/ocean/bestocea.htm

Welcome to the ThinkQuest for Tomorrow's Teachers of Entries The web site you have requested, Webscapes for Learning - Teachers as Information Architects , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to Webscapes for Learning - Teachers as Information Architects click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... Webscapes for Learning - Teachers as Information Architects click here to view this site A ThinkQuest for Tomorrow's Teachers 1999 Entry Click image for the Site Site Desciption A “webscape” is a media-rich information landscape delivered via the World Wide Web. This site prepares the teacher in a new role as Information Architect by modeling methodology of web-based courses. Segments on Assessment, Research, Learning Guides, and Resources provide the pre-service teacher with valuable tools for teaching in a technology rich environment. Coaches Trudy Univeristy of Houston TX, United States

71. Pew Fellows Program In Marine Conservation taxonomy and phylogeny on the one hand, and benthic oceanography on the other Muchof the current work has been conducted using research submersibles as well as http://www.pewmarine.org/PewFellows/pf_WatlingLes_cv.html

A-Z List By Region By Year By Category ... Links Pew Fellows Directory Pew Fellows Directory Since the inception of the program in 1990, Pew Fellows have been selected from more than 20 countries around the world. Together, they form a remarkable network of conservation leaders from a wide range of disciplines who are actively engaged in protecting our global environment. From 1990 through 1995, the Pew Fellows Program (initially called the Pew Scholars Program in Conservation and the Environment) awarded fellowships for environmental initiatives in the broad category of biodiversity, which included terrestrial, atmospheric, aquatic, and marine conservation. Since 1996, the program has awarded fellowships exclusively for marine conservation. This section serves as a database of environmental experts: the Pew Fellows. It includes information on both the marine and non-marine focused Fellows. New England Aquarium, Central Wharf, Boston, MA 02110-3399 USA P: F: E: pfp@neaq.org

72. OUTLINE OF THE OCEAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE an the central organization of oceanography in Japan However, research prioritiesin ocean science and methods super computers in 1980's, submersibles, and the http://www.ori.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ori/1E.html

OUTLINE OF THE OCEAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE O cean Research Institute, the University of Tokyo, was established in 1962 for cooperative research of ocean sciences in Japan. By the fiscal year 1999, ORI was composed of 16 scientific divisions in the fields of physical oceanography, chemical oceanography, biological oceanography, marine biology, geology and geophysics of the ocean floor, and fisheries science. ORI operates two research vessels, R/V Tansei Maru (610t) and R/V Hakuho Maru (3991t) and it has Otsuchi Marine Research Center, and Center for International Cooperation. Joint research among Japanese and foreign scientists are carried out at all divisions of ORI and its attached facilities. Symposia and workshops are held frequently. Graduate student program is an important component of ORI's academic activities. This program is pursued at the Graduate Schools of Science, Agricultural and Life Science, and Frontier Sciences (after 2001), the University of Tokyo. ORI has promoted and participated in many international cooperative research programs taking advantage of its network an the central organization of oceanography in Japan . ORI has academic agreements between many foreign institutions. This has promoted academic exchange and seminar with other Asian countries. ORI conducts cooperative research between Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia, being the core university of marine science for the South East Asian Program of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science. Many graduate students and researchers from foreign countries study at ORI through support received from the Government of Japan, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, and others.

73. Nat'l Academies Press, Safety Of Tourist Submersibles (1990), BIOGRAPHIES OF COM as Chief of Naval research, Oceanographer of and director of the Navy oceanography,Meteorology and has extensive experience with submarines and submersibles. http://www.nap.edu/books/0309042321/html/144.html

Safety of Tourist Submersibles Commission on Engineering and Technical Systems ( CETS Related Books Openbook Linked Table of Contents FRONT MATTER, pp. i-vi CONTENTS, pp. vii-x EXECUTIVE SUMMARY, pp. xi-xvi CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION AND OUTLO..., pp. 1-14 CHAPTER 2: EXISTING PROCEDURES FO..., pp. 15-19 CHAPTER 3: TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF S..., pp. 20-31 CHAPTER 4: SYSTEM SAFETY ISSUES, pp. 32-35 CHAPTER 5: OPERATIONAL AND ADMINI..., pp. 36-45 NOTES, pp. 46-47 APPENDIX A: DRAFT OF U.S. COAST GU..., pp. 48-94 APPENDIX B: SUGGESTED INSPECTION R..., pp. 95-97 APPENDIX C: OPERATIONAL SAFETY, pp. 98-101 APPENDIX D: COMMENTARY ON TRAINING..., pp. 102-104 APPENDIX E: CONTINGENCY PLANNING A..., pp. 105-108 APPENDIX F: OTHER RELEVANT CONTING..., pp. 109-140 GLOSSARY, pp. 141-143 BIOGRAPHIES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS, pp. 144-146 THIS PAGE You may want to explore these Related Books Openbook Linked Table of Contents FRONT MATTER, pp. i-vi CONTENTS, pp. vii-x EXECUTIVE SUMMARY, pp. xi-xvi CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION AND OUTLO..., pp. 1-14 CHAPTER 2: EXISTING PROCEDURES FO..., pp. 15-19

74. IUGG99: IAPSO Symposia in the deep oceans through use of manned research submersibles, remotely operated betweenthe ocean and crust with possible implications for oceanography. http://www.bham.ac.uk/IUGG99/iapso.htm

IUGG 1999 SYMPOSIA 18th - 30th July 1999 IAPSO Symposia International Association for the Physical Sciences of the Ocean. Symposium P07: Stable Isotopes And Trace Substances: Their Use In Oceanography And Climate Research On Various Timescales. During the past decades, stable isotopes and trace substances (e.g., radioactive isotopes and elemental ratios) have found widespread application in modern and paleoceanographic circulation studies, as well as in marine paleoclimate research. The result has been a vast improvement in our understanding of modern circulation, as well as climate and the manner in which these proxies records ocean and climate history. The purpose of this symposium is to present and discuss recent advances in the development and use of these diverse methods to address the following scientific topics: (i) Water mass formation and circulation in the modern ocean, including the interaction of water with sea-ice and glacial ice. (ii) Paleoceanographic circulation studies. (iii) Calibration studies of modern circulation and paleoclimate proxies.

75. The Internet Guide To Oceanography-HOME2 Oceanographers collect most of their data by using research vessels. submersibles,such as the threemanned Alvin , have been useful to examine great depths. http://iml.jou.ufl.edu/projects/spring99/wood/home2.html

Who Does the Research? Back Tools Scientists Use Oceanographers collect most of their data by using research vessels. Ships, ranging from large ocean-going vessels to small boats for coastal work, are imperative due to their ability to facilitate various types of computers, equipment, and labs and remain at sea up to a month. Submersibles, such as the three-manned Alvin , have been useful to examine great depths. Precise measurements and photographs can be taken in mid-ocean ridges and trenches. These tiny submersibles must be towed by ships before lowering to their site. More unusual are platform stations, stationary and floating. Buoys can be anchored to the ocean bottom or left free-floating. They have several sensors attached to detect surface and underwater data. While floating in the polar regions, vessels frozen in ice and scientific camps track their drift, and study unique phenomena such as magnetic conditions and auroras. This reminds me of the refueling scene in Firefox (starring Clint Eastwood!) Common types of instrumentation include: Buoy Reports (see above also and below for links) - Several buoys worldwide provide air temperature, air pressure, wind speed, wind direction, sea surface temperature (SST), significant wave height, average wave, period dominant, and wave period. Data is transmitted directly to passing satellites or recorded within the system.

76. THE MANNED SUBMERSIBLES COMMITTEE - SUGGESTED READING Sweeney, James B. A Pictorial History of Oceanographic submersibles. Clay, ClarenceS. Acoustical oceanography. Washington DC National research Council, 1949. http://www.mtsociety.org/pro_committees/mannedsubmersibles/reading.html

MANNED SUBMERSIBLES COMMITTEE - SUGGESTED READING MAIN PAGE SUGGESTED READING WEBSITE LINKS ARCHIVE INFORMATION ... MILITARY Note: some books may appear in more than one list SUBMERSIBLES Allmendinger, E. Eugene. Submersible Vehicle Systems Design. ill. . Jersey City, NJ: Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, 1990. Anderson, Frank J. Submarines, Submariners, Submarining. Hamden, CT: The Shoe String Press, Inc., 1963. Excellent purely bibliographical text of mostly military sub books. Barton, Otis. The World Beneath the Sea. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1953. "The story of the deepest dive ever made by man". Bohm, Harry and Jensen, Vickie. Build Your Own Underwater Robot. Vancouver, BC: Westcoast Words, 1997. Juvenile literature. "and other wet projects". Bracken, Carolyn. You Can Pilot a Submarine. ill. Carolyn Bracken. Racine, WI: Western Publishing Co., 1983. Burcher, Roy and Rydill, Louis. Concepts in Submarine Design. Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. Press, 1997. 3rd. Excellent academic textbook. Burgess, Robert F. Ships Beneath the Sea. New York: Mcgraw Hill Co, 1975. Hstory of subs and submersibles.

77. Duxbury/Introduction To The World's Oceans, 6/e Box Satellite oceanography. Slocum AUVs WHOI Deep Submergence Lab ROVs - WHOI WoodsHole Oceanographic Institution, Vessels research submersibles And Undersea http://www.mhhe.com/earthsci/geology/duxoceans/weblinks6e.mhtml

Web Links Per Chapter Prologue Addresses of Internet Sites for Books. 6th Ed. Introduction to the World's Oceans General References These references are appropriate starting points for most topics in the text. Glossary of Oceanography and the Related Geosciences with References Ocean Planet Homepage 1998 International Year of the Ocean IYO - Home Page International Year of the Ocean Links to marine web sites OCEANOGRAPHY on the NET - Scripps Institution of Oceanography Library Oceanography Information Servers - Links Links to oceanographic web sites Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) Web Site Index NOAA - Home Page NOAA- Oceanography Resources - Links NOAA Central Library - Photo Collection - Main Page ... Shark-NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center-Oceans and Ice Branch Scripps Institution of Oceanography Lists all major U.S. centers of oceanography and meteorology. The Committee for the National Institute for the Environment - CNIE NASA Earth Observatory Oceanography Virtual Library Information listings by subject U.S. Geological Survey - Home Page

78. Appendix A of the WTEC Panel on research submersibles and Undersea Dr. Seymour headed oceanengineering research at the Scripps Institution of oceanography of the http://www.wtec.org/loyola/subsea/appenda.htm

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE OF PANELISTS AND OTHER TEAM MEMBERS PANEL MEMBERS Richard J. Seymour Dr. Seymour heads the only U.S. national engineering research center that is dedicated to ocean engineering research. The mission of the Center is basic research that will assist economical oil and gas production at great depths (2 to 3 km). The Center's research activity has included fluid/structures interaction, advanced composites for deep ocean applications, and seafloor engineering, with particular emphasis on innovative foundations and structural reliability. Formerly, Dr. Seymour headed ocean engineering research at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography of the University of California, San Diego. In addition, he has headed a number of major ocean engineering research programs, and has published over 150 papers, books, and reports in his field. A graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, Dr. Seymour obtained his Ph.D. at Scripps. He is a member of the Marine Board of the U.S. National Research Council and is active in the Marine Technology Society, the American Society of Civil Engineers, and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. D. Richard Blidberg

79. Moving Image Collection, Scripps Institution Of Oceanography Archives This is a selective list of films and videotapes in the SIO Archives listed by date of production. Reed Army Institute of research. 16mm, color, research aboard R/V HORIZON on the Scripps Institution of oceanography 1959 http://scilib.ucsd.edu/sio/archives/guides/film.html

home Services Moving Image Collection Timeline ... Other Sites Researchers who wish to view moving images on this list are advised that the SIO Archives does not have viewing equipment for moving images. As media types in the moving image collection vary and require special handling, the SIO Archives will determine loan eligibility and use on a case-by-case basis. Many 16mm films are, for example, too brittle to be projected. In some cases they can be transferred to video for a fee. Scroll down the complete list of films below or Click here to search a database of these films

80. PHY's NEW DEEP-SEA RESEARCH And MARINE LINKS U.S. Coast Guard History. oceanography in the Coast Guard spurs ice research. The Coast Guard's interest in oceanography became institutionalized dedicated solely to oceanographic research. Oceanographer A.L. http://people.whitman.edu/~yancey/news.html

Updated 15-Feb.- 2003 NEWS: (most recent items at end of list!) Jan. 15: Hypothesis of Black-Sea Deluge as Noah's Flood is Challenged . See the original story below on the idea that a massive flood from the Mediterranean to the Black Sea (thousands of years ago) gave rise to the Noah legend. Researchers have been using deep-sea technology to look for evidence deep in the Black Sea. New research contradicts the hypothesis. The question is still open. Jan. 11: Bacteria found deep under the sea floor S. Giovannoni of Oregon State University and colleagues report tghe discovery of microbes living in fluids in the Earth'c crust 300m below the Juan de Fuca Ridge. They suggest that there is an enormous microbial ecosystem in the crust that is independent of sunlight. See the 11-Jan issue of New Scientist , p.13, or click the link above. Jan. 18: Unexpectedly high activity of hydrothermal venting found in Arctic Ridge.

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