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Upwell

Proceedings of the Thirteenth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction, 2019
Upwell is a mixed reality performance that allows audience members to explore virtual and physical worlds with two dancers. The environment provokes the feeling of being underwater. A dancer with a conventional VR head-mounted display and wearable controllers can navigate around a room scale virtual reality setup and interacts with dynamic visual and ...
Jinsil Hwaryoung Seo   +4 more
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Artificial Upwelling

Offshore Technology Conference, 1970
ABSTRACT R.D. Gerard and J.L. Worzel of our laboratory have recently suggested pumping cold sea water from 1,000 meters depth through large diameter pipes into a condenser area located on shore to intercept the flow of moisture-saturated trade winds.
Oswald A. Roels   +3 more
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Europe's upwelling

Science-Business eXchange, 2014
SciBX's third annual comprehensive analysis of public-private partnerships and early stage venture financing activity shows that Europe's PPP activity in 2013 surpassed that of the U.S. in dramatic fashion.
Steven Edelson, Kai-Jye Lou
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Spatio‐temporal Upwelling Trends along the Canary Upwelling System (1967–2006)

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2008
Spatio‐temporal trends in upwelling patterns were studied along the Canary Upwelling System for the period 1967–2006. The northwestern coast of African from lat 20°N to 32°N is observed to be under a permanent upwelling regime characterized by coastal sea surface temperatures (SST) colder than the oceanic ones at the same latitude.
M, Gómez-Gesteira   +5 more
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Arabian Sea Upwelling

1973
When the IIOE was planned, it was considered a valuable objective to examine the upwelling regions which had been reported in the Arabian Sea (Bobzin, 1922) but had never before been the object of scientific observation.
R. I. Currie   +2 more
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Sublithospheric upwelling distribution

Nature, 1980
Hot spots have been defined1 as centres of volcanism not associated with plate boundaries. Some authors2,3 have regarded them as surface expressions of upwellings of relatively high temperature material in the mantle. These upwellings, either deep mantle plumes2,4, or shallow convection cells5, create a hot spot on the surface of the Earth only where ...
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Upwelling Ecosystems

2008
Anderson, T.R., Lucas, M.I.
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