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Parrotfish demonstrate little behavioural shift during marine heatwaves. [PDF]

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Ocean Engineering

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 1968
Only the sea can meet a greatly increased demand for protein, for minerals, for fresh water or for power generation. Any of these requirements alone would ensure that man's interest in the oceans must quicken. In fact we have all of these needs and more besides, so that the case for closer study of the sea is overwhelming.
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Engineering the oceans

Nature, 1995
Journal of Marine Environmental Engineering. Editor-in-chief Michael S. Bruno Gordon and Breach. 4/yr. ECU83, $90.
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Neural networks for ocean engineering

Proceedings of ICNN'95 - International Conference on Neural Networks, 2002
This paper provides a summary of the applications of current state-of-the-art neural network technologies in major areas in ocean engineering, such as underwater vehicle control, signal processing for acoustics, etc., and presents future perspectives of research directions in neural networks applied to the problems in ocean engineering.
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Ocean Engineering Mechanics

2009
Ocean Engineering Mechanics provides an introduction to water waves and wave-structure interactions for fixed and floating bodies. Linear and nonlinear regular waves are thoroughly discussed, and the methods of determining the averaged properties of random waves are presented.
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