U.S. NAVY SYMPOSIUM ON MILITARY OCEANOGRAPHY. THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM. VOLUME 2. 11-13 MAY 1966

Contents: Oceanographic factors in harbor development in South Viet Nam; statistical studies of the ocean environment relating to prediction; depth and strength of the seasonal thermocline in shallow water off southern California; short-period changes and anomalies of temperature in the oceans and t...

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Other Authors: NAVY ELECTRONICS LAB SAN DIEGO CA
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1966
Subjects:
Physical and Dynamic Oceanography
Marine Engineering
*SYMPOSIA
*OCEANOGRAPHY
OCEAN WAVES
UNDERWATER VEHICLES
OCEAN CURRENTS
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
CORROSION INHIBITION
OCEANOGRAPHIC DATA
THERMAL ANALYSIS
SOUND TRANSMISSION
NAVAL RESEARCH
ACOUSTICS
ATLANTIC OCEAN
PACIFIC OCEAN
OCEAN BOTTOM SAMPLING
SURFACE TEMPERATURE
MARINE METEOROLOGY
OCEAN BOTTOM TOPOGRAPHY
OCEANOGRAPHIC SHIPS
BITUMINOUS COATINGS
OCEANOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT
ORGANIC COATINGS
DEEP SUBMERGENCE
SONAR EQUIPMENT
PLASTIC COATINGS
PROTECTIVE TREATMENTS
MARINE GEOPHYSICS
HARBORS
ANTISUBMARINE WARFARE
MANNED SUBMERSIBLES
NEMO(NAVAL EDREOBENTHIC MANNED OBSERVATORY)
Arctic
Pacific
Water Sound
North Atlantic
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0801518
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Summary:Contents: Oceanographic factors in harbor development in South Viet Nam; statistical studies of the ocean environment relating to prediction; depth and strength of the seasonal thermocline in shallow water off southern California; short-period changes and anomalies of temperature in the oceans and their effects on sound propagation; acoustic effects of internal waves in the ocean; semi-permanent features of the circulation in the Western North Atlantic; safety certification of deep research vehicles; NEMO-Naval Edreobenthic Manned Observatory; composite modules: a new design for deep ocean buoyancy applications; protective coatings in shallow and deep ocean environments; an automatic oceanographic data collection system for use in an arctic environment; engineering field test results of an expendable sound speed profiling device; sediment sound speed measurements using a pulse technique; the effects of explosive loading on the strength of sands; performance of a newly developed shipboard wave height sensor for use in obtaining wave measurements in the deep ocean; ambient thermal noise in the sea, instrument and observational errors, and the bias of temperature measurements; summary of computer-analyzed temperature data for pacific and Atlantic oceans; shallow water sound transmission paths from the USNEL Oceanographic Research Tower off Mission Beach; U. S. Naval Academy oceanography curriculum and some preliminary scientific/technical results; and sound velocity profiles in an area south of Bermuda. See also Volume 1, AD376894.

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