Natural Hazards and Disasters Chapter 5 Tsunami. Tsunami is a “harbor wave” Waves rise highest where focused in bays or harbors.
Trends in Early Spring Lake Superior Zooplankton Communities, 1989-2000
Alaska Ocean Observing System Regional association under IOOS Part of coastal GOOS Ocean component of GEOSS IPY opportunity.
Hurricane Ike. Natural Hazards and Disasters Chapter 5 Tsunami.
Overview – HOT Site Hawaii Ocean Time-series “HOT” Site –3 Stations: Kahe, Kaena & ALOHA –monthly cruises for 15 years –ALOHA Station 100km N of Oahu.
Science as a Key to Preventing Disaster Dr. Ellen Prager Earth2Ocean, Inc. earth2ocean
Surprisingly high anthropogenic CO 2 in the eastern Mediterranean
The Ice-Ocean Interface Miles McPhee McPhee Research Anecdotal history Heat and salt transfer (freezing) Heat and salt transfer (melting)
The Ice-Ocean Interface Miles McPhee McPhee Research
Trends in Early Spring Lake Superior Zooplankton Communities, 1989-2000 Owen Gorman and Lori Evrard U.S. Geological Survey Lake Superior Biological Station.
Estuarine Variability Tidal Subtidal Wind and Atmospheric Pressure Fortnightly
Zooplankton Analysis of Blue Lake October 23 rd, 2010 Ben Majsterek, Mary Coyle, Jackie Hancock, and Mary Ruskovich.
