21. Introduction To Physical Oceanography Chapter 2 - The Historical published An historical Account of the Trade Winds, and Monsoons, observablein the Seas It later became the Scripps Institution of oceanography. http://oceanworld.tamu.edu/resources/ocng_textbook/chapter02/chapter02_03.htm

22. The Remarkable Ocean World: Online Library: Main Branch historical oceanography, The Challenger Oceanographic Expedition. historicaloceanography, Benjamin Franklin and the Gulf Stream http://www.oceansonline.com/library.htm

this page last updated January 24, 2005 about this library where do you want to surf today? Subject Branches Biological Oceanography Chemical Oceanography Geological Oceanography Historical Oceanography ... Space Science Subject Areas (arranged alphabetically) Topics Biological Oceanography The Gaia Hypothesis Biological Oceanography Gaia Thoughts Biological Oceanography Origins of Life Biological Oceanography Phytoplankton Biological Oceanography Oceanic Photosynthesis Biological Oceanography The Seasonal Thermocline Biological Oceanography Seasons of the Sea Biological Oceanography Oceanic Food Webs Biological Oceanography Hydrothermal vent organisms Biological Oceanography Creatures of the Abyss Biological Oceanography Squids Biological Oceanography Fishes Biological Oceanography Sharks Biological Oceanography Whales and Dolphins Biological Oceanography Songs of the Whale Biological Oceanography Evolution of Marine Invertebrates Biological Oceanography Dinosaurs of the Sea Biological Oceanography The California Grunion Biological Oceanography The Rocky Intertidal Chemical Oceanography Properties of Water Chemical Oceanography The Hydrologic Cycle Chemical Oceanography Why the Sea is Salt Geological Oceanography How the Oceans Formed Geological Oceanography Continental Drift Geological Oceanography

23. Oceanlink | Marine Sciences Education And Fun You can find more in depth descriptions of explorations and discoveries in manybooks on Early oceanography, or historical oceanography. http://oceanlink.island.net/ask/oceanography.html

ASK A SCIENTIST ANSWERS TO Oceanography QUESTIONS Index to Questions Underwater Sounds Great Tides Importance of Oceanography What an Oceanographer Does Ocean Facts Why is the sea salty? Salinity of the Atlantic Ocean Measuring Salinity Why do we have Oceans? Ocean Origin Mid Ocean Rift Continental Shelf Marine Life The Sulfur Cycle Sulphate Transport Artificial Sea Water Marine Climate Seasonality in the Seas Ocean depth and limiting factors Oeaanic Gas Hydrates ... The Colour of the oceans Secchi Disk Measuring Turbidity Wave formation Wave Names When are tides the highest?

24. University Of California History Digital Archives San Diego historical Overview. The San Diego campus of the University of At the same time they voted that the Scripps Institution of oceanography http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/uchistory/general_history/campuses/ucsd/overview.htm

Search the San Diego collection Home General History The Ten Campuses ... San Diego Historical Overview About UC San Diego Historical Overview Administrative Officers Academic Units Colleges and Schools Academic Departments Graduate Division Institutes and Research Centers Student Life Student Housing Student Government Student Publications Student Services ... Traditions Libraries and the Arts Cultural Programs Libraries Additional Resources Related Links Bibliography Sources print-friendly format San Diego: Historical Overview The San Diego campus of the University of California had its origins in the closing years of the nineteenth century, when zoologists at Berkeley, setting out to establish a marine station on the Pacific, selected a site at La Jolla. The Scripps Institution Land and a building were given the Scripps Institution of Marine Biology by Mr. E. W. Scripps and Miss E. B. Scripps in 1909. In 1912, about a quarter section of land and improvements were deeded to the Regents of the University. By 1925, the scope of the activity had broadened and the name was changed to the Scripps Institute of Oceanography.

25. Archives Of The Scripps Institution Of Oceanography McEwen taught summer courses in oceanography at Scripps beginning in 1917. An Early Career in American Physical oceanography. historical Studies in the http://scilib.ucsd.edu/sio/archives/siohstry/mcewen-biog.html

home Services Moving Image Collection Timeline ... Other Sites George Francis McEwen Biography George F. McEwen in Stanford doctoral robes, 1911 click on photo to see it larger George Francis McEwen was born on June 16, 1882, in Manchester, Iowa, the son of John Freemont McEwen, a jeweler, and Lillian Dodson McEwen. McEwen attended Iowa State College in Ames from 1885 to 1900, and from 1902 to 1905, supporting his studies with occasional work in watch repair. He withdrew after a serious bout of pneumonia. In 1905, McEwen and his mother moved to San Diego, California, hoping to improve their health. McEwen's mother moved with him to Palo Alto where he attended Stanford University from 1906-1908. He received an A.B. degree in 1908 and a doctorate in physics in 1911. McEwen had a teaching fellowship at Stanford while working on his doctorate and served as Instructor in Applied Mathematics at Stanford from 1910-1911. He was appointed Instructor in Mathematics at the University of Illinois in 1911. McEwen was recruited by William E. Ritter

26. Science.gov Topic Oceans And Oceanography For User Category All Categories Office of Coast Survey (OCS) Obtain nautical charts, historical maps, and searchfor Physical oceanography Distributed Active Archive Center (PO. http://www.science.gov/browse/w_119E.htm

Home Alerts Site Map Index ... Communications Science.gov Search Advanced Search Enables you to search 47 million pages in real time Browse topic: (Science.gov home) Oceans and oceanography A C D E ... W A Air-Sea Interaction and Climate Research - Research is carried out to apply space-based observations, ground-based measurements, and numerical model to study the coupled ocean-atmosphere system [National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)] Alaska Fisheries Science Center (ASFC) - Expertise in understanding, managing, and conserving the region's living marine resources [Department of Commerce (DOC), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA); National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS)] Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML) - Conduct a basic and applied research program in oceanography, tropical meteorology, atmospheric and oceanic chemistry, and acoustics [Department of Commerce (DOC), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA); Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research (OAR)] C Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center (CDIAC) and the World Data Center for Atmospheric Trace Gases - Information on the greenhouse effect and global climate change [Department of Energy (DOE), Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)]

27. EOLSS - Oceanography - Related Chapters Geological oceanography Introduction and historical Perspective MinTe Chen,National Taiwan Ocean University, Taiwan. Morphology of Ocean Floor and Plate http://www.eolss.net/E6-18-toc.aspx

www.eolss.net Home Search Demo Feedback ... Demo Login or Subscription Subscription Information Members Login Access for Institutions Free Trial ... Editors/Commissioners Services Join Our Mailing List Feedback Useful Links Oceanography Edited by : Jacques C.J. Nihoul GeoHydrodynamics and Environment Research (GHER), University of Liege, Belgium Chen-Tung Arthur Chen Institute of Marine Geology and Chemistry, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan The Oceans Chen-Tung Arthur Chen, Institute of Marine Geology and Chemistry, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan The Open Oceans Chen-Tung Arthur Chen, Institute of Marine Geology and Chemistry, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan Continental Margins and Marginal Seas Chen-Tung Arthur Chen, Institute of Marine Geology and Chemistry, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan Role of the Oceans in Global Cycles of Carbon and Nutrients Chen-Tung Arthur Chen, Institute of Marine Geology and Chemistry, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan Role of the Oceans in the Global Climate System Chen-Tung Arthur Chen, Institute of Marine Geology and Chemistry, National Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan

28. Department Of Maritime Studies>Programme Of Study>5th Semester The subject of oceanography. historical Review. Distribution of Waters.Hydrological Cycle. Basic Tools of oceanography (oceanographic vessels – underwater http://www.unipi.gr/eng_site/akad_tmhm/naut_spoud/naut_spoud_ps_math5.html

Description of the Department Employment Opportunities for Graduates Programme of study Laboratories COURSE TITLE TEACHING HOURS PERSON RESPONSIBLE TRANSPORT ECONOMICS I E. Sabrakos MARINE INSURANCE I N. Poulantzas – M. Pazarzis OCEANOGRAPHY F. Sakellariadou SHIPPING ECONOMICS AND POLICY I G. Vlachos – C. Giziakis MARITIME LAW N. Poulantzas INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS E. Thalassinos ENGLISH V G. Diamantis COURSE DESCRIPTION TRANSPORT ECONOMICS I E. Sabrakos Introduction to Transport Economics. Statistical analysis of transport sector. Transport market and external influences. Supply and demand in the transport services. Determining factors and elasticities (price, income, crosselasticity). Transport services production cost. Pricing of transport services, investments in the transport sector. Evaluation methods of planned transport investments (methods based on one criterion, methods based on multiple criteria, cost – benefit, IRR, NPV) The traffic problem in big cities. Intercity road networks – cost and pricing. Railway Transports – cost, pricing, commercial policy. Contents MARINE INSURANCE I N. Poulantzas – M. Pazarzis

29. MIT-WHOI Joint Program: Research: Chemical Oceanography Coral reconstruction of historical anthropogenic lead emissions. Matthew Reuer,graduate student in Chemical oceanography, now Hess Postdoctoral Fellow at http://web.mit.edu/mit-whoi/www/research/co/lead_emissions.html

Coral reconstruction of historical anthropogenic lead emissions Matthew Reuer, graduate student in Chemical Oceanography, now Hess Postdoctoral Fellow at Princeton University Human activities have greatly altered the natural geochemical cycles of several heavy metals, most notably lead derived from leaded gasoline and metal smelting emissions. Similar to the chlorofluorocarbons, radionuclides derived from atomic testing (tritium and radiocarbon), and carbon dioxide, the emission of anthropogenic lead represents an inadvertent, global-scale geochemical tracer experiment. One interest of the MIT Chemical Oceanography Group is to better understand anthropogenic lead in the world oceans, reflecting both the magnitude of anthropogenic emissions and its subsequent redistribution by the atmosphere and oceans. Luckily we have several useful tracers to address this problem, including seawater lead concentrations, stable lead isotopic ratios, and the unstable radionuclide lead-210. With seawater and proxy observations, we can better quantify the rates, sources, and transformation of this anthropogenic tracer. One recent application of this technique was the measurement of Pb/Ca and lead isotope ratios of the surface coral Diploria near the island of Bermuda. The annual bands of surface corals allow us to accurately date past variations in seawater lead concentrations and its isotopic composition (Figure 1). Such historical constraints are necessary for understanding how lead is distributed within North Atlantic water masses of different ages and placing current lead variability within a historical context.

30. International Ice Patrol History Of International Ice Patrol oceanography 50m historical currentsmodel (IIP Operational Area). Please click to enlarge. http://www.uscg.mil/lantarea/iip/General/ocean2.shtml

Home Links Staff/Unit Printer Friendly ... Text Version Search Go Reset Use Free-Text Query Tips for searching ... Junior Ice Picks International Ice Patrol Oceanography History Of International Ice Patrol Oceanography Iceberg drift and the interaction of the Gulf Stream and Labrador Current in the North Atlantic IIP Iceberg Detection Procedures IIP Iceberg Computer Model Description ... Latest FNMOC Sea Surface Temperature data International Ice Patrol Operational Oceanographic Products IIP's 50 Meter Currents Grids 50m Historical Currents Model 50m Historical Currents Model (IIP Operational Area) 50m Currents Model Updated with WOCE Buoy Information Ice Patrol Drifter Buoys Airborne eXpendable BathyThermograph (AXBT) AXBT: Airborne eXpendable BathyThermograph is an air-deployed, expendable, ocean temperature profiling probe. The AXBT consits of: a temperature probe, 300-1000 meters of cable, a VHF transmitter and antenna, and a salt water activated battery. After the AXBT hits the surface and stabilizes, the transmitter is activated and the temperature probe is released. The surface transmitter telemeters the falling probes temperature to the data system on the aircraft. The International Ice Patrol uses AXBT's to locate ocean currents which is the major force that controls the drift of icebergs, also AXBT's provide an accurate sea surface temperature which is used for iceberg deterioration in the iceberg prediction computer model.

31. What Are The Seven Seas?(Everyday Mysteries: Fun Science Facts From The Library Dr. C’s Remarkable Ocean World historical oceanography Subject Library The section on historical oceanography covers a variety of topics such as http://www.loc.gov/rr/scitech/mysteries/seas.html

The Library of Congress Research Centers Science Reference Services Find in Everyday Mysteries Pages Science Reference Service Pages All Research Center Pages All Library of Congress Pages What are the seven seas? There is no definitive answer to this question. The phrase is a figure of speech and has been used to refer to different bodies of water at various times and places. Some ancient civilizations used the phrase “seven seas” to describe the bodies of water known at that time. The ancient Romans called the lagoons separated from the open sea near Venice the septem maria or seven seas. Most current sources state that "seven seas" referred to the Indian Ocean, Black Sea, Caspian Sea, Adriatic Sea, Persian Gulf, Mediterranean Sea, and the Red Sea. Not all geographers agree on this list of seven, believing that the seven seas reference will be different depending upon the part of the world and the time period in question. Some geographers point to the Age of Discovery and suggest that the seven seas represent the Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, and Indian Oceans, as well as the Mediterranean Sea, the Caribbean, and the Gulf of Mexico.

32. ClayGate 551 : Geology ; Oceanography ; Hydrology 551.46, University of Western Australia Library oceanography historical geology.551.7, Google Web Directory Prehistory http://library.bendigo.latrobe.edu.au/irs/webcat/551.htm

551 - Geology ; Oceanography ; Hydrology DDC Caves Deserts Drought Earthquakes ... 550 : Earth sciences The Dewey Decimal Classification is © 1996-2000 OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Incorporated . Used with Permission. Geology, hydrology, meteorology About.com : Geology AskERIC : Geology BUBL Link : Geological Surveys Earth System Science Online. ESS Web Resources : Geosphere ... The Glossarist Directory : Geology Geology Organizations BUBL Link : Geology Societies Geoscience Societies (Mainz Geoscience Institute) BUBL Link : Geology Education Victoria University of Wellington. School of Earth Sciences University of Newcastle. Discipline of Geology Links ... Surfing the Internet for Earthquake Data (by Steve Malone) United States Geological Survey : Earthquake Information Links Yarra Plenty Regional Library : Earthquakes Illinois State Academy of Science : Seismic Intensity Scales ... CIA World Fact Book : Atlantic Ocean Pacific Ocean CIA World Fact Book : Pacific Ocean Indian Ocean CIA World Fact Book : Indian Ocean CIA World Fact Book : Arctic Ocean GLACIER : Oceans Ocean World : Currents Waves Ocean World : Waves BUBL Link : Tsunami Ask the Astronomer : Lunar Tides National Atlas of Canada : Tides ... National Tidal Facility, Australia

33. Ocean Surface Currents - External Links Meto 670 Physical oceanography (historical review of ocean circulation) (Uni.of Library Resources from the Scripps Institution of oceanography http://oceancurrents.rsmas.miami.edu/links.html

Ocean Surface Currents External Links To learn more about the oceans, check out these Web pages. Kids (K-12) Popular Accounts Drifting Buoys Current Meters (Moored Buoys) ... Ocean Modeling in MPO (UM/RSMAS) Miami Isopycnic Coordinate Ocean Modeling (MICOM) Hybrid Coordinate Ocean Model (HYCOM) HYCOM Consortium for Data Assimilative Ocean Modeling (NOPP funded) Naval Research Laboratory Real-time Global Ocean Modeling (NRL) North Atlantic Ocean Current Velocity (Animation of ocean currents in the Atlantic) (NASA/GSFC) Kids (K-12) The Evergreen Project (MGBnet) Marine Ecosystems - Shorelines, Temperate Oceans, Tropical Oceans Victor the Vector Ocean Links for Kids (NSF) Athena Earth and Space Science for K-12 (NASA) (ONR) Neptune's Web: An Oceanographic Voyage in Learning (Info for students and teachers from the Public Affairs Office of CNMOC) (Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command) Sea Education K12 Lesson Plan Woods Hole Ocean Planet - A Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition. (NASA/GSFC) Resource Room (lots of links) Ocean Currents Staying on Top , These shoes just did it.

34. Geology / Oceanography - Prentice Hall Catalog oceanography Laboratory historical Geology Laboratory in historical Introductory oceanography, 10/E Harold V. Thurman Mt San Antonio College http://vig.prenhall.com:8081/catalog/academic/discipline/0,1142,1907,00.html

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35. MAR 151 Chapter 1 historical review of oceanography Current and future oceanographic research historical Review of oceanography. o The roots of oceanography can be http://www.marine.usm.edu/mar151/MAR_151_Chap_1.html

Department of Marine Science Academics Course Offerings MAR 151 Syllabus MAR 151 Introduction to Ocean Science Course Learning Objectives - to develop an appreciation for the oceans - to understand what goes on there and how it affects us - to understand what oceanographers do and why - to learn what we do and don't know Logistics of the Course Philosophy: - learn, don't memorize - appreciate the oceans and how we depend on them - apply knowledge to current events and everyday life The book: - More detail than we need; don't get bogged down How to Succeed in MAR 151 Chapter 1 The Growth of Oceanography Paul Pinet Modified by Paula Bontempi, Revised by Denis Wiesenburg, et al. The University of Southern Mississippi (based on work by Nancy Marcus, Florida State University) The Growth of Oceanography o To understand the growth of oceanography we will consider the following topics. - Oceanography: what is it? - Historical review of oceanography - Current and future oceanographic research The Growth of Oceanography o Oceanography is the scientific study of the oceans, including:

36. Oceanography And Marine Environment In The Basque Country Marine research in the Basque Country an historical perspective (A. Geography and oceanography. 3. Geology and palaeoceanography (A. Pascual et al.). http://www.cplbookshop.com/contents/C1577.htm

Oceanography and Marine Environment in the Basque Country A. Borja, M. Collins Elsevier Science March 2004 Hardback 640pp ISBN 044451581X Against a background of extensive multi-disciplinary oceanographic investigations over a number of years, together with the long-term establishment of a Society and Institute, extensive information is available from studies undertaken in the estuarine and coastal waters of the Basque Country. The present authors gained access to unpublished literature and reports which, together with a synthesis of internationally-refereed papers, provide a series of scientific overviews of particular subject areas. Teams of researchers (from Basque Institutes and Universities) combine to present the present 'state of knowledge', within a global context, of processes ranging from sub-seabed to air-sea interaction - incorporating data on the associated biology (including fisheries) and pollutant sources and levels. The latter are compared with regional, national and European legislation. The volume is divided into various sections: Introduction; Geography and Oceanography; Chemical Oceanography and Water Quality; Sediment Characteristics, Quality and Chemistry; Biomonitoring; Communities and Ecology; and Overall Assessment. The topics covered include: an historical review of marine research; the impact of human activities, during past centuries; geology, geomorphology and sediments; climate and meteorology; marine dynamics; hydrography; water mass characteristics; contaminants in the waters; microbiological quality; sedimentological characteristics; contaminants in sediments; biomonitoring of heavy metals and organic components, at tissue organism level and using cellular and molecular biomarkers; bacterioplankton and phytoplankton communities; zooplankton communities; benthic communities; seabirds; biodiversity and conservation; recovery of benthic communities; the polluted systems; and assessment of human impacts. On the basis of these syntheses, future challenges for marine research in the Basque Country are identified, in terms of a 'Research Agenda'.

37. Web Resources In The History Of Geophysics Scripps Institution of oceanography History historical essays, biographies, photogalleries, and more. The United States Coast Survey 18071867 (by Capt. http://history.agu.org/hgc_web_resources.htm

Web Resources in the History of Geophysics compiled by Shaun J. Hardy (Carnegie Institution of Washington) Roy E.Goodman (American Philosophical Society) Geophysics the physics of the Earth is a comparatively young science. Evolving into a distinct discipline only in the 19th Century, geophysics arose in the borderland between older, established sciences: physical geography, geology, astronomy, meteorology, and physics. Yet "geophysical" phonemena such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, floods, auroras, and lightning had been objects of curiosity and speculation since ancient times. In the 20th Century, the discoveries of cosmic rays, the core and mantle of the Earth, seafloor spreading, and El Nino illustrated the evolution and maturing of the geophysical sciences, which are now generally considered to include: solid earth geophysics, atmospheric and ocean sciences, hydrologic sciences, and space sciences. Like the science itself, the history of geophysics overlaps discipline boundaries. Internet resources in the history of geology, physics, astronomy, and oceanography all may contain material relevant to the history of geophysical ideas, experiments, and exploration, and the stories of geophysicists and their institutions. The online articles, bibliographies, and metasites (collections of web links) listed below are freely available on the Internet and all have at least some geophysics component. They range from educational sites written for the general public to lists of archival repositories and databases of interest to professional historians of science.

38. Untitled Comparative animal physiology, Evolution, Marine Biology, History of Science,Introduction to oceanography, historical Geology, Remote Sensing and GIS, http://oz.plymouth.edu/~lts/biography.html

Biographical Sketch LARRY THOMAS SPENCER EDUCATION M.L.S, University of California, Berkeley, California, 1975 Colorado Ph.D. Zoology, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, 1968 M.S. Zoology, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon, 1965 B. S. Zoology, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah 1963 EXPERIENCE Professor Emeritus of Biology, Department of Biological Sciences, Plymouth State University, 05/2003 to present time Sabbatical leave, Linconln University, Christchurch, New Zealand, 01/2003 - 05/2003 Sabbatical Leave, University of Colorado, Institute for Arctic and Alpine Research, Boulder, Colorado, 9/97 - 8/98 Chair, Natural Science Department 7/92 - 7/97 Sabbatical Leave, Independent Research, Suzhou, China 9/89 - 8/90 Visiting Professor, University of Hawaii 8/81 - 8/82 Professor of Biology, PSC 9/78 - present Sabbatical Leave, University of California, Berkeley 9/74 - 6/75 Instructor/Associate Professor of Biology, PSC 9/67 - 8/78 Teaching Areas/Interests General Biology, Invertebrate Biology, Vertebrate Biology, Comparative animal physiology, Evolution, Marine Biology, History of Science, Introduction to Oceanography, Historical Geology, Remote Sensing and GIS, Research Areas/Interests Aquatic Ecology (both fresh water and marine) Invertebrate ecology Applications of computers in science and science education Evolution, Darwin and Darwinism: Impacts

39. Heaton: Oceanography Course oceanography 401/501 Professor Timothy H. Heaton. This is a broad introductorycourse on oceanography and covers the historical, geological, chemical, http://www.usd.edu/esci/ocean/

OCEANOGRAPHY 401/501 Professor Timothy H. Heaton This is a broad introductory course on oceanography and covers the historical, geological, chemical, meteorological, and biological aspects of the earth's oceans. There are no course prerequisites, but any background in the physical and biological sciences is helpful. The course follows the textbook quite closely, though there are several supplementary handouts (see below). Unfortunately there are no class field trips. :-) This course is taught in the Spring semester of odd-numbered years. It will next be taught in the Spring semester of 2007. Below are links to course handouts and other sites and helps. Course syllabus Geographic Features of the Earth Ocean provinces Atmospheric circulation ... Pacific Tsunami Warning Center Dr. Heaton's Practice Exams Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 ... *** Send your comments to the instructor *** You are the 13,179th visitor to this site since September 10, 1997. Timothy H. Heaton: E-mail Home page , Phone (605) 677-6122, FAX (605) 677-6121

40. Ocean Science Bedford Institute Of Oceanography He is President of the Commission of oceanography, a historical commission ofthe International Union of the History and Philosophy of Science and editor of http://www.mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/science/ocean/BIO_Seminar/symposium_bio_abstracts.h

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Media Biographies/Abstracts Introduction th Anniversary Symposium 24-25 October 2002 Past Seminars ... OSD Seminars Eric Mills (Dalhousie University) Science in Government and Science without Government: the Historical Background of Canadian Marine Science. Biographical Notes: Dr. Mills recently retired as a professor of oceanography and the history of science at Dalhousie University. He was also the Director of the History of Science and Technology Programme, a new joint honours undergraduate degree programme at Dalhousie and the University of King's College. He continues an active programme of research and writing in the history of the marine sciences, especially the development of biological and physical oceanography. He is President of the Commission of Oceanography, a historical commission of the International Union of the History and Philosophy of Science and editor of its newsletter " History of Oceanography." Dr. Mills was a scientific member of the Hudson 70 expedition that circumnavigated the Americas. http://www.dal.ca/~wwwocean/people/faculty/mills.htm

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