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Advances in our understanding of phenomena in the ocean would not be possible without innovation [...]
Mikhail Emelianov, Georgy I. Shapiro
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Brillouin scattering spectrum for liquid detection and applications in oceanography
The Brillouin scattering spectrum has been used to investigate the properties of a liquid medium. Here, we propose an improved method based on the double-edge technique to obtain the Brillouin spectrum of a liquid.
Yuanqing Wang+8 more
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Trend oceanography research for enhancing ocean literacy to support sustainable development goals (SDGs): A systematic literature review [PDF]
The ocean, as the most extensive ecosystem on the planet, holds significant importance in environmental sustainability. This study aims to review and compare research investigations into articles regarding oceanography research through a systematic ...
Asikin Nurul+3 more
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Marine soundscape variation reveals insights into baleen whales and their environment: a case study in central New Zealand [PDF]
Baleen whales reliably produce stereotyped vocalizations, enabling their spatio-temporal distributions to be inferred from acoustic detections. Soundscape analysis provides an integrated approach whereby vocal species, such as baleen whales, are sampled ...
Victoria E. Warren+4 more
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During the last decades, many wild Atlantic salmon populations have declined dramatically. One hypothesis for an observed reduction in salmon marine growth and survival is reduced abundance of prey.
Kjell Rong Utne+5 more
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The Fate of Fisheries Oceanography: Introduction to the Special Issue [PDF]
What is Fisheries Oceanography? Fisheries oceanography can be broadly defined as study of the interaction between marine fish and their environments across multiple life-history stages.
Steven J. Bograd+3 more
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Overview of Operational Ocean Forecasting in the US Navy: Past, Present, and Future [PDF]
A popular cigarette advertisement from the 1960s exclaimed, "You've come a long way, Baby!" That sentiment could be applied to Naval Oceanography. The US Navy has navigated the course of developing prediction technology over many fundamental shifts in ...
William Burnett+4 more
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