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Volume 5 - 2003

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Fast winds and the hydraulic nature of California's summer marine layer

Modeling of California's June wind, wind stress and curl of the wind stress

Measurements and modeling comparisons of underwater communications performance at three shallow-water sites

Time Frequency coding in underwater acoustic communication

A digital acoustic transceiver for underwater communication without PLL and DLL

Ultrasonic link for improved incoherent data transmission in horizontal shallow water channels

Performance enhancement of blind adaptive equalizers using environmental knowledge

Center for ocean sciences education excellence central Gulf of Mexico (COSEE:CGOM)

California Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence

Are we adequately preparing students for ocean occupations?

The Link Project: a NOAA and NASA partnership

Bound waves and radar backscattering from the sea surface

Bound waves and sea-surface slopes

Ocean environment sensing using polarimetric and interferometric SAR

New sea surface salinity product in the tropical Indian Ocean estimated from Outgoing Longwave Radiation

Insights gained from a TRMM microwave and infrared Sea Surface Temperature comparison

Operational considerations for underwater-mateable connectors

Water blocking and reterminating at sea of flooded high voltage cable

Submarine cable infrastructure defense against terrorist aggression

Submarine communications cable for deep-sea application

Novel current to current converter for mesh-like scientific underwater cable network-concept and preliminary test result

Wet-mateable optics: very high performance, small form factor, harsh environment wet mateable optic connectors

A low power imaging and obstacle avoidance sonar for small UUVs

High frequency side scan sonar for target reacquisition and identification

Accurate Doppler velocity estimation using a non-linear frequency-modulated acoustic pulse

Fractional Fourier transform techniques applied to active sonar

Conditioning of sonar data

Parameterization of turbulent mixing models derived from microstructure data processing. Applications to environmental research

Underwater target classification using canonical correlations

Acoustic detection and classification of fluid-filled cylinders embedded in sediments

Passive sonar recognition and analysis using hybrid neural networks

REMUS 100 transportable mine countermeasure package

Countermine operations in very shallow water and surf zone: the role of bottom crawlers

The detection of explosives using robotic crawlers

VSW navigation/communications assessment

NOAA's Coastal Oceanographic Applications and Services of Tides And Lakes (COASTAL) Program

Ocean prediction at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory

Developing an operational wave, surf, and tide forecasting system for the United States Navy Meteorology and Oceanography Community

Real-time operational oceanography at the Naval Oceanographic Office

Biodiversity and natural history of the opisthobranch Fauna at Bahia de los Angeles, Baja California, Mexico

Degradation of solid and muddy organic matter of blue mussels by Bacillus sp

Biodiversity, feeding and reproduction of copepods of Chennai coast-India

Model supported AUV freshwater distribution surveys in the upper layers of deep fjords

The role of spiral eddies in the non-linear instability at a two-geofluid interface

Ocean science concept mapping: what do people need to know about ocean sciences

Ocean exploration through NOAA: collaborations for excellence in exploration and education

Exploring the deep with teachers: using teacher input to drive education and outreach plans

REVEL-research and education: volcanoes, exploration and life

Educational outreach efforts of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI)

Ocean Institute high school internship program: inspiring and educating students about the ocean environment

Matching grid-connected power with the economics of Ocean Power Generation

AquaBuOY-the offshore wave energy converter numerical modeling and optimization

The Helical Turbine and its applications for tidal and wave power

A hybrid photovoltaic-wind power system for the National Data Buoy Center's Coastal Marine Automated Network

Magnetic anomaly guidance system for mine countermeasures using autonomous underwater vehicles

Electromagnetic scattering from large aspect ratio lossy dielectric solids in a conducting medium

Nonlinear signal processing of ocean electromagnetic data

Magnetic sensor operation onboard a UUV: magnetic noise investigation using a total-field gradiometer

Ring thruster with magnetic bearings

Posteriori estimation of low altitude propagation loss from radar sea clutter data

Performance of a VHF ocean surface radar in the surf zone

Surface transport and mixing in Monterey Bay. I: Objective surface current maps

Surface transport and mixing in Monterey Bay II. Synoptic summaries of particle motions

Surface transport and mixing in Monterey Bay. III: Variability from hours to years

HF radar measurements of surface wind field

Three-dimensional hydrodynamic model for prediction of falling cylinder through water column

Requirements for monitoring environmental impact of seafloor cables: issues and answers

Method for predicting foundation stability for equipment placed on grade in a seafloor environment

Penetration of cylindrical objects in soft mud

Free-flooded ring transducers: design methods and their interaction in vertical arrays

Calculation of acoustic loading on transducers in the time domain

Improving arrays for multi-angle swath bathymetry

Acoustic transducer calibration system

The feasibility study of a leak detection system for an underwater pipeline

Development of a Portable Acoustic Calibration System (PACS)

Widely-linear beamforming

Integrated multiple-hypothesis nonlinear tracking

A neural extended Kalman filter multiple model tracker

Spectral feature-aided multi-target multi-sensor passive sonar tracking

The statistical accuracy of an arctangent bearing estimator

Adaptation and improvement of ASW tactical decision aid design to Mine Warfare tactical decision aid

Results of a multi-static synthetic aperture sonar experiment

Motion compensation of AUV-based synthetic aperture sonar

Reconstructing seafloor bathymetry with a multichannel broadband InSAS using Belief Propagation

Automated segmentation of SAS images using the mean - standard deviation plane for the detection of underwater mines

Automated shape classification of buried objects with low frequency multistatic sonar

Oscillating fin thrusters for multi-view classification maneuvering on MCM UUVS

Propulsive performance of the autonomous underwater vehicle "C-SCOUT"

Development of a biological sensor bay for the Ranger AUV

Study of the underwater observation system in fast water current

"MARINE BIRD", a new experimental AUV with underwater docking and recharging system

Autonomous docking for Intervention-AUVs using sonar and video-based real-time 3D pose estimation

Test results of the SeaKeepers ocean sensor module on remote platforms

HIDEX Generation II: a new and improved instrument for measuring marine bioluminescence

AUV reactive planning: deepest point

Real time data and ECDIS in a web-based port management package

FerryBox-a new system for automatic measurement of biological-chemical parameters from ferry boats

Climate change effects on planktonic ecosystems: a five decade perspective from CalCOFI

Microbial control of oceanic carbon cycle and implications for ecosystems response to human-induced stresses

Protistan biodiversity in the plankton: new insights from new approaches

Deriving ecosystem properties from large-scale distributions of primary biological oceanographic variables

Performance of large volume water transfer systems during in-situ water sampling

Real time marine environment monitoring based on the DGPS and wireless mobile IT solution

Field evaluation of a revolutionary CTD design

A configurable multi-sensor tripod for the study of near-bottom ocean processes

Data from a new high performance horizontal ADCP

A complex of polarimetric, combined active-passive sensors of L-, C-, and X-band of frequencies for vessel and airborne application

ROV competitions for students: improving marine technology education and helping to meet workforce needs

LiMPETS: Long-term Monitoring Program and Experiential Training for Students

Advanced instrumentation in an undergraduate program in oceanography

Regional ocean observing systems provide an opportunity for all citizens to be explorers

Public understanding: applying models to solving real problems

Ocean energy development: obstacles to commercialization

Recent development in salinity gradient power

The dynamics of Wave Carpet - a novel deep water wave energy design

A conical panoramic stereo imaging system for 3-D scene reconstruction

Robust optical flow estimation using underwater color images

3-D photo-mosaicking of benthic environments

Real-time geo-referenced video mosaicking with the MATISSE system

Dual use multi-frequency radar for current shear mapping and ship target classification

Multi-frequency HF radar for mapping current shear and vector winds

Recent results from a nested multi-static HF radar network for the NorthEast Observing System (NEOS)

An alternate analysis for the second-order high frequency bistatic radar cross section of the ocean surface - patch scatter and its inversion

Evidence for global coupling of phytoplankton and atmospheric aerosols

Nile Delta environment and offshore sediment flux

Mine burial by scour: preliminary results from the Gulf of Mexico

Assessing scour model performance with experimental data

Evaluation and quantification of randomness in free-fall trajectories of instrumented cylinders

Volume 3 - 2003

Volume 2 - 2003

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California Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence

Content Provider	IEEE Xplore Digital Library
Author	Franks, S.R. Peach, C.L. Strang, C. Dean, R. Halversen, C. Sullivan, D.
Copyright Year	2003
Description	Author affiliation: Scripps Instn. of Oceanogr., California Univ., San Diego, La Jolla, CA, USA (Franks, S.R.; Peach, C.L.)
Abstract	Answering the call to create an environment in which collaborations among ocean scientists and pedagogical experts flourish, the California Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence (CA-COSEE) links the resources of Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO), University of California, San Diego; the Marine Activities, Resources & Education (MARE) Program at the Lawrence Hall of Science (LHS), University of California, Berkeley; the Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) Center at Monterey Peninsula College (MPC); and California Sea Grant (CA SG). With the shared goal of enhancing the general public's understanding and appreciation of ocean science, these organizations have launched a strategically crafted campaign to integrate ocean education, outreach and research. Poised to capitalize on the collective strength of a world-class research institution, a national leader in pre-college marine science education, an NSF-funded center dedicated to improving marine technical education, and the nation's largest Sea Grant program, California COSEE is 1) deepening the involvement of ocean scientists in K-14 education and outreach efforts; 2) providing greater access of under-served students to ocean science and to science and technical careers; and 3) increasing the degree to which ocean science is included in the K-14 science curriculum.
Sponsorship	Dept. of the Navy Sci. and Technol. Coalition for Enhanced Marine Resources Orincon Ceros Harbour Offshore Inc
File Size	72437
File Format	PDF
ISBN	0933957300
DOI	10.1109/OCEANS.2003.178160
Language	English
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Publisher Date	2003-09-22
Publisher Place	USA
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Rights Holder	MTS
Subject Keyword	Oceans Educational programs Educational institutions Marine technology Engineering profession Educational technology Online Communities/Technical Collaboration Recruitment Cultural differences
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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