Sentence examples for oceanographic activities from inspiring English sources

Information of the significant wave heights is necessary to deal with many oceanographic activities as almost all ocean engineering applications depends on it.

Amid these activities a full programme of meteorological, magnetic and oceanographic activities continued under Scott Hansen; Fram had become a moving oceanographic, meteorological and biological laboratory.

CYCOFOS is a result of several years of oceanographic research activities carried out in the framework of EU projects such as the MFSPP, MAMA and MedGLOSS.

He retired from the Navy in 1969 with the rank of commander, pursued oceanographic and environmental activities and wrote two novels involving underwater adventures.

In one example of an ECOHAB project, a collaborative team led by the University of California, Santa Cruz, is studying how oceanographic processes and human activities influence HAB activity at two regional HAB hot spots (Monterey Bay in Central California and San Pedro Bay near Los Angeles) over a period of years.

Dinsdale and colleagues [ 5] described different prokaryotic and viral communities across 4 coral atolls of the Northern Line Islands, influenced by oceanographic conditions and human activities associated with land-use and fishing.

The model is introduced stepwise and takes into account both the different kind of activities involved and the oceanographic properties including different rates of growth and biomass transfer between patches.

The last three of these can be affected by both the physical and oceanographic characteristics of the atolls, by the activities of people locally, and anthropogenic global change.

These atolls are of interest because although they are relatively close to each other (750 km), they span an array of oceanographic conditions and are variably impacted by human activities.

Monitoring of the marine environment for radioactivity, for both radiological protection and oceanographic purposes, remains an expensive and labour intensive activity due to the large sample volumes needed and the complex and lengthy analytical procedures required to measure low levels of contamination.

Other factors with potentially large effects, such as local anthropogenic impacts, changes in oceanographic conditions (such as ocean stratification and storm activity), and local reef morphology are either not included in or are poorly represented in the AOGCMs.