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Education In Ocean Engineering

Offshore Technology Conference, 1969
At last count there were 30 ocean engineers in the world, 30 at least who could claim the title as a result of their educational program at the undergraduate level. This paper will discuss the experiment which produced these people and will provide details of the ocean engineering program at Florida Atlantic U.
J. Blaine Davidson, Charles R. Stephen
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Pollution analysis in ocean engineering

2000
Interactions between ocean engineering structures (well platforms) and the environment may cause environmental pollution to occur. It is important to know and monitor the sea contaminants, such us metals and other trace elements, and by oil. Sea water pollution level determination can be realized using several chemical and physical methods.
Fafanđel, Nikša   +2 more
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Engineering of Ocean Outfalls

1986
The criteria and design philosophy for ocean outfalls are reviewed with particular emphasis on hydraulic and sanitary aspects. It is argued that the outfall and treatment plant must be regarded as an interrelated system whose characteristics depend on what receiving standards are to be maintained.
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Ceramics in ocean engineering

Ocean Engineering, 1969
Abstract Ceramics, both crystalline and non-crystalline, have long been used as materials of engineering. Recently, there has been an increasing interest in the possible use of ceramincs in ocean engineering. In this review, some of the more important basic concepts regarding ceramics are presented primarily for engineers with relatively limited ...
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The Ocean Engineering Handbook

2000
MARINE HYDRO DYNAMICS AND VEHICLES CONTROL, Z. Vukic Anatomy of Sea-Level Variability: An Example from the Adriatic, M. Orlic, Guidance and Control Systems for Marine Vehicles, Z. Vukic and B Borovic, Sea Ambient Noise: An Example from the Middle Adriatic, D. Matika, Basic Shipboard Instrumentation and Fixed Automatic Stations for the Monitoring in the
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THE OCEAN—AN ENGINEER'S CHALLENGE

Naval Engineers Journal, 1971
AbstractIt has been said that the primary goal of the ocean engineer is to understand the nature of the ocean and to make use of this understanding through his engineering skill for the benefit of mankind. Perhaps these goals can be said to consist of the following pursuits: The scientific study of the world ocean by gathering and analyzing data ...
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Ocean Engines

2022
Aldo Vieira da Rosa   +1 more
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Engineering the oceans

New Scientist, 2022
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Engineering the Ocean

Bulletin of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 2002
Marcia K. McNutt, Karl S. Pister
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Engineering Ocean Nourishment

2008
The annual productivity of the ocean is limited by the availability of nutrients. Ocean Nourishment is the concept of purposefully introducing nutrients to the surface ocean to sequester carbon dioxide and increase the sustainable supply of marine protein.
Judd, Bruce   +2 more
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