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This edition of Wessex Archaeology’s audio podcasts features their coastal and marine geophysical survey team on the North Sea. Surveyor Tina Michel describes the investigation of an important Palaeolithic...
Considers the moving patterns of a changing coastline and sea floor topography as currents and waves continually shift sediment from one place and deposit it elsewhere. Shows scientists deplying seabed...
For many years the North Sea has been treated both as an infinite resource and as a sink in which to dispose of waste. In the 1970s various groups highlighted the fact that industrialisation, population...
Describes the first three years of the European Regional Seas Ecosystem Model (ERSEM) project, a numerical model of the North Sea. Its aim is to simulate the annual cycles of plankton, benthos and fish...
Presents two models of basin formation and development and shows how the case for each has been argued. First considers the nature of the North Sea sedimentary basin with maps and cross-sections showing...
1: Extracts from a HORIZON programme on North Sea oil technology and a NEWSNIGHT item on the price of North Sea oil. The HORIZON extract shows that North Sea Oil production is at the forefront of available...
Two case studies concerned with waves: 1) describes the classic experiment ‘waves across the Pacific’ in which Walter Munk and colleagues tracked waves across half the globe from Antartica to Alaska; 2)...
The Far North Liquids and Associated Gas Systems or FLAGS is an Esso/Shell joint venture. Gives a detailed account of how the 450-kilometre-long pipeline was laid in the North Sea in waters 150 meters deep...
The technology involved in the construction of a major gas field in the North Sea; the history of a platform from its construction in Norway to its towing out in the North Sea; the pipeline construction from...
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