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Shows how the sea is used by different professions. Follows the working routine of a crofter fisherman, a tanker pilot, and the lecturer in maritime geography as they carry out their professions afloat and...
To measure mean sea level, the effects of tides and weather must be accurately known and the effects of land movements and ice cover can dominate local measurements. Uncertainties about future rates of rise...
Ice information, ice cover and the seasonal influence of light on a wide variety of organisms are described and illustrated for both polar regions, with especial reference to krill and migrating animals such...
The inter-disciplinary nature of oceanography is illustrated in a case study of the Rockall Trough and environs. Different techniques of measuring physical, chemical and biological properties are shown, and...
Describes the French national scientific programme CIPREA (Circulation and Production of the Equatorial Atlantic) which studies the structure and food chain of equatorial oceanic upwellings. Upwelling is...
Composition of sea water, variations in temperature of sea water, substances dissolved in sea water, sediments that cover the sea floor and topography of the sea floor.
For a long time the Baltic was used as a rubbish dump and a sewer for the wastes of industry and 200 million people. In 1974 the seven nations with Baltic coastlines made a national agreement to protect the...
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