Some Oceanographic Observations on Operation HIGHJUMP

*CONTENTS* INTRODUCTION; PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS IN THE ANTARCTIC: Thermal Structure of the Surface Layers, Sea Surface Temperatures, Antarctic Convergence, Depth of the Surface Layer as an Indication of Currents, Internal Waves, Temperature and Salinity, Sea Water Transparency Measureme...

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Main Author: Dietz, Robert S
Other Authors: NAVY ELECTRONICS LAB SAN DIEGO CA
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1948
Subjects:
Biological Oceanography
Physical and Dynamic Oceanography
Geology
Geochemistry and Mineralogy
*ANTARCTIC REGIONS
*BIOLOGY
*GEOLOGY
*OCEANOGRAPHY
ALGAE
BIBLIOGRAPHIES
CONVERGENCE
DEEP SCATTERING LAYERS
ICEBERGS
INTERNAL WAVES
LAYERS
MEASUREMENT
OCEAN BOTTOM
OCEANS
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
PLANKTON
SALINITY
SCATTERING
SEA ICE
SEA WATER
SEDIMENTS
SURFACE TEMPERATURE
SURFACES
THERMAL PROPERTIES
TRANSPARENCIES
VISIBILITY
HIGHJUMP OPERATION
Antarctic
Pacific
The Antarctic
Antarc*
Antarctica
Iceberg*
Sea ice
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADB217561
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Summary:*CONTENTS* INTRODUCTION; PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS IN THE ANTARCTIC: Thermal Structure of the Surface Layers, Sea Surface Temperatures, Antarctic Convergence, Depth of the Surface Layer as an Indication of Currents, Internal Waves, Temperature and Salinity, Sea Water Transparency Measurements, Antarctic 'Seeing', and Icebergs and Sea Ice; GEOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS: Antarctic Sea Floor Sediments, Some Pacific and Antarctic Sea Floor Features, and Ice-Free Areas in Antarctica; BIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS: Biota, Marine Plankton Diatoms on Operation HlGHJUMP, Natural Slicks in the Pacific and Antarctic Oceans, and Deep Scattering Layer in the Pacific and Antarctic Oceans; and BIBLIOGRAPHY.

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