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Description :
A continuing, comprehensive and timely survey of the state of knowledge of ocean science, this distinguished series provides an overview of research frontiers as ocean science progresses. Areas covered include physical, biological, and chemical oceanography, marine geology, and geophysics and the interactions of the oceans with the atmosphere, the solid earth, and ice. Because ocean science is evolving so rapidly, straining the boundaries of traditional sub-disciplines, interdisciplinary topics have a special place in this series—including those topics related to the application of ocean science, for example, to ocean technology, marine operations, and the resources of the sea. As a treatise on advances and new developments, each topical volume starts with fundamentals and covers recent progress, so as to provide a balanced account of how oceanography is evolving.
Previous volumes (1–13) in the series are now available from Harvard University Press.
In the manifold, multidisciplinary efforts of science to understand and manage our planet, contemporary ocean science plays an essential role. Volumes 13 and 14 of the series The Sea focus on two of the most important components in the interdisciplinary field of ocean science today—the coastal ocean and its interactions with the deep sea, and coupled physical–biogeochemical and ecosystem dynamics.
Comprehensive, definitive studies, these volumes chart the real progress being made by ocean scientists in achieving lasting scientific understanding; specifically, they address issues surrounding significant applications—for coastal regions and in general—such as: the development of monitoring and prediction systems; functionality and stability of ecosystems; eutrophication; harmful algae blooms; habitat modification; and regime shift.
Intended as companion volumes to Volumes 10 and 11 on physical coastal oceanography, these studies of the global coastal ocean continue the series’ overall effort to encourage and facilitate coastal and shelf ocean sciences and technology on a global basis.
Content :
20. The Coastal Oceans of South-Eastern Africa [Johann R.E. Lutjeharms]
21. Variability of the Benguela Current System [John G. Field and Frank A. Shillington]
22. A Note On Coastal Upwellings and Fisheries in the Gulf of Guinea [Claude Roy]
23. Oceanography and Fisheries of the Canary Current/Iberian Region of the Eastern North Atlantic [Javier Aristegui, Xose A. Alvarez-Salgado, Eric D. Barton, Francisco G. Figueiras, Santiago Hernandez-Leon, Claude Roy, and Antonio M. P. Santos]
24. The Bay of Biscay: The Encountering of the Ocean and the Shelf [Alicia M. Lavin, Luis Valdes, Francisco Sanchez, Pablo Abaunza, Andre Forest, Jean Boucher, Pascal Lazure, and Anne-Marie Jegou]
25. Interdisciplinary Studies in the Celtic Seas [Jonathan Sharples and Patrick M. Holligan]
26. The Baltic and North Seas: A Regional Review of Some Important Physical–Chemical–Biological Interaction Processes [Johan Rodhe, Paul Tett, and Fredrik Wulff]
27. Iceland, Faroe and Norwegian Coasts [Eilif Gaard, Astthor Gislason, and Webjorn Melle]
28. Laptev and East Siberian Seas [Sergey V. Pivovarov, Jens A. Holemann, Heidemarie Kassens, Dieter Piepenburg, and Michael K. Schmid]
29. Ecosystem of the Barents and Kara Seas, Coastal Segment [Mikhail Yu. Kulakov, Vladimir B. Pogrebov, Sergey F. Timofeyev, Natalia V. Chernova, and Olga A. Kiyko]
30. Physical Forcing of Ecosystem Dynamics On the Bering Sea Shelf [Phyllis J. Stabeno, George L. Hunt, Jr., Jeffrey M. Napp, and James D. Schumacher]
31. Oceanography of the Northwest Passage [Fiona A. McLaughlin, Edward C. Carmack, R. Grant Ingram, William J. Williams, and Christine Michel]
32. The Physical, Sedimentary and Ecological Structure and Variability of Shelf Areas in the Mediterranean Sea [Nadia Pinardi, Marco Zavatarelli, Enrico Arneri, Alessandro Crise, and Mariangela Ravaioli]
33. Physical and Biogeochemical Characteristics of the Black Sea [Temel Oguz, Suleyman Tugrul, A. Erkan Kideys, Vedat Ediger, and Nilgun Kubilay]
34. Seas of the Arabian Region [Claudio Richter and Ahmad Abuhilal]
35. Interactions Between Physical, Chemical, Biological, and Sedimentological Processes in Australia’s Shelf Seas [Scott A. Condie and Peter T. Harris]
36. New Zealand Shelf Region [Janet M. Bradford-Grieve, P. Keith Probert, Keith B. Lewis, Philip Sutton, John Zeldis, and Alan R. Orpin]
37. Oceanographic Influences On Antarctic Ecosystems: Observations and Insights from East Antarctica (0 to 150E) [Stephen Nicol, Anthony P. Worby, Peter G. Strutton, and Thomas W. Trull]
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