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The physics of the Gulf of Mexico
Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 1992During the last 10 years, a good deal of research has been conducted in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM). Study topics have included the Loop Current, coastal processes, eddies, tides, and the effects of tropical storms. Scientific contributions have been made by the offshore industry, academia, environmental agencies, and naval research groups.
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Journal of Applied Social Science, 2012
As natural-technological catastrophes become increasingly complex in their severity, scale, and duration, so too must our policy responses. Utilizing the 2010 BP/Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico as a case study, this paper explores the ecological, sociocultural, and political challenges from an interdisciplinary perspective. Consistent
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As natural-technological catastrophes become increasingly complex in their severity, scale, and duration, so too must our policy responses. Utilizing the 2010 BP/Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico as a case study, this paper explores the ecological, sociocultural, and political challenges from an interdisciplinary perspective. Consistent
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Physiography of Gulf of Mexico
1978Abstract The Gulf of Mexico covers an area of more than 1,500,000sq km,has a maximum depth of about 3,700m,and includes many of the geomorphic features of large oceans.The continental shelf,slope,rise,and abyssal plain comprise the major physiographic provinces of the guldf and contain avariety of subprovinces distinguished by ...
Ray G. Martin, Arnold H. Bouma
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The Leading Edge, 1998
There may well have been more written about the Gulf of Mexico Basin than any other basin in the world. Perhaps it’s not surprising, given its long exploration history and that the basin has been and continues to be prolific (the offshore northern Gulf, for example, contains proved reserves of 1.1 bbl oil and 129 trillion ft 3 of gas).
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There may well have been more written about the Gulf of Mexico Basin than any other basin in the world. Perhaps it’s not surprising, given its long exploration history and that the basin has been and continues to be prolific (the offshore northern Gulf, for example, contains proved reserves of 1.1 bbl oil and 129 trillion ft 3 of gas).
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An introduction—Gulf of Mexico
The Leading Edge, 2004Almost 20 years ago I began my first Gulf of Mexico interpretation project and I wondered which of the following warnings I'd heard might be true:
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