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Elusive Evidence of the Ocean’s Past – History of Oceanography
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Official Website of the International Commission of the History of Oceanography. Elusive Evidence of the Ocean’s Past. Date: May 18, 2014. Author: Jacob Darwin Hamblin. I recently asked Jeff Bolster to participate in an online roundtable about his Bancroft prize-winning book,. The comments, and his response, stand up an ideal primer for some of the major issues involved in incorporating the oceans and ocean life into a broader story of human relations with the natural world. 1,162 more words. Scripps Ins...
The rise and fall of Pacific sardine in west coast waters – History of Oceanography
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Official Website of the International Commission of the History of Oceanography. The rise and fall of Pacific sardine in west coast waters. Date: January 18, 2014. Former public radio reporter Misha Warbanski studies biology at the University of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada.]. Plate from Goode, GB. 1884. The fisheries and fishery industries of the United States. From the mid-1920s until the late-1940s, the Pacific sardine. Some researchers recommend using climate modeling to better inform managem...
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Official Website of the International Commission of the History of Oceanography. Meeting Minutes of the December 2013 Council Meeting of the Division of History of Science, Technology and Medicine can be accessed here. ICHO has sponsored the following panel at the International Congress on the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine, held in July 2013 in Manchester, UK. S108 Knowledge at work in the oceans of the world. DHST Pacific Circle Commission. Institute of Oceanography, Germany. The science ...
Archived Newsletters – History of Oceanography
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Official Website of the International Commission of the History of Oceanography. History of Oceanography Number 22. History of Oceanography Number 21. History of Oceanography Number 20. History of Oceanography Number 19. History of Oceanography Number 18. History of Oceanography Number 17. History of Oceanography Number 16. History of Oceanography Number 15. History of Oceanography Number 14. History of Oceanography Number 13. History of Oceanography Number 12. History of Oceanography Number 11. The R...
mottgreene – History of Oceanography
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Official Website of the International Commission of the History of Oceanography. The Origin of Oceans. January 30, 2016. We welcome writing contributions. If you would like to write for the ICHO blog, please contact editors Antony Adler and Elizabeth Nielsen (see members page). Follow us on Twitter. The ‘Dying’ Ocean of the Anthropocene. Obituary: Anita McConnell 1936-2016. Book Review: “Global Marine Science and Carlsberg”. Looking for Albatross in the Archives. Special Collections and Archives.
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Through the Aquarium Glass: October 2015
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Through the Aquarium Glass. History, News, and Curiosities Regarding the Aquasphere. Thursday, October 1, 2015. The historical precedent to Mickey and Jay. But I was also interested in the video when I ran across this picture researching this morning:. This is a picture of a sunfish caught off the coast of Catalina Island on Sept. 3, 1919. Mr. Van Campen Heilner (The man behind the cart) describes the capture in the Bulletin of the New York Zoological Society:. To read more about it). US Fish and Wildlife.
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Through the Aquarium Glass: February 2016
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Through the Aquarium Glass. History, News, and Curiosities Regarding the Aquasphere. Tuesday, February 2, 2016. Saving our seas by consuming invasive species. Lionfish are a rapidly advancing invasive marine species. They eat juvenile fish, reducing the diversity and native fish population on some species by up to 95%. So, what to do with these creatures? In the middle of the 19th century, two things happened in parallel:. The first was a large influx of immigrants from Europe (and especially Germany).
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Through the Aquarium Glass. History, News, and Curiosities Regarding the Aquasphere. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). University of Pennsylvania History and Sociology of Science Department. National Association of Marine Laboratories. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. US Fish and Wildlife. Steinhart Aquarium at the California Academy of Sciences. Birch Aquarium at Scripps. Climate Change is not (only) science*. View my complete profile. The Last Word On Nothing. Call For Papers: Oceans Past VI.
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Through the Aquarium Glass: June 2015
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Through the Aquarium Glass. History, News, and Curiosities Regarding the Aquasphere. Friday, June 12, 2015. Beach Nourishment: Environmental Questions. When I first started researching beach nourishment for this blog, my initial question was "how does this form of environmental engineering affect wildlife? 1993 and Petersen and Bishop, "Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Beach Nourishment" Bioscience. And 2 how does a change in sand quality or quantity impact those same organisms? Based on research h...
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Through the Aquarium Glass. History, News, and Curiosities Regarding the Aquasphere. Powerpoint slides for a guest lecture in Professor Endersby’s course STSC123 “Darwin’s Legacy,” Spring 2011 on the Phage Group and the rise of molecular biology. The lecture needed to convey three things. The discovery of the tobacco mosaic virus and the development of the virus into a “model system”. The development of the Phage Group around this “model system”. Bacteriophage [Compatibility Mode] (2). Highlights from th...
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Through the Aquarium Glass: Public Lectures
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Through the Aquarium Glass. History, News, and Curiosities Regarding the Aquasphere. On July 18, 2013 I gave a lecture to the Wildlife Conservation Society history group at the Bronx Zoo. The audience was amazing and I got some fantastic feedback that will help me think about the way zoos and aquariums differ visually. You can listen to the lecture and follow the slides here:. From Philadelphia Water Department. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). National Association of Marine Laboratories. US Fish and Wildlife.
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Through the Aquarium Glass: December 2016
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Through the Aquarium Glass. History, News, and Curiosities Regarding the Aquasphere. Monday, December 12, 2016. Maritime Music Traditions: Longing and Belonging near and on the ocean. That interested me. Obviously the title intrigued me, but the album also contained a cover of Nirvana’s In Bloom. Basically it's just like papaw says:. Keep your mouth shut and you'll be fine". Just another enlisted egg. In the bowl for Uncle Sam's beater. When you get to Dam Neck. Hear a voice in your head. Might seem a li...
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Through the Aquarium Glass: Beach Nourishment: The history of building beaches
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Through the Aquarium Glass. History, News, and Curiosities Regarding the Aquasphere. Friday, May 29, 2015. Beach Nourishment: The history of building beaches. S What could possibly be wrong with people? This is the first image that pops up on my google search of "beach". What do I mean by this? I've never seen a beach calendar called "tractors and tans" but it would be a little truer to life. There are several reasons why shrinking beaches are a problem. There's a caveat about sea turtles here and I'll t...
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Through the Aquarium Glass: Eat Lionfish!: saving our seas by consuming invasive species
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Through the Aquarium Glass. History, News, and Curiosities Regarding the Aquasphere. Tuesday, February 2, 2016. Saving our seas by consuming invasive species. Lionfish are a rapidly advancing invasive marine species. They eat juvenile fish, reducing the diversity and native fish population on some species by up to 95%. So, what to do with these creatures? In the middle of the 19th century, two things happened in parallel:. The first was a large influx of immigrants from Europe (and especially Germany).
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Through the Aquarium Glass: The historical precedent to Mickey and Jay
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Through the Aquarium Glass. History, News, and Curiosities Regarding the Aquasphere. Thursday, October 1, 2015. The historical precedent to Mickey and Jay. But I was also interested in the video when I ran across this picture researching this morning:. This is a picture of a sunfish caught off the coast of Catalina Island on Sept. 3, 1919. Mr. Van Campen Heilner (The man behind the cart) describes the capture in the Bulletin of the New York Zoological Society:. To read more about it). US Fish and Wildlife.
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The Ocean Science Foundation (OSF) promotes research on coral reefs and other endangered tropical marine ecosystems. We work with conservation, academic and other non-governmental organizations (NGOs) on projects in developing countries. Updates: OSF is sponsoring the development of a new revised version of Jack Randall's classic book Caribbean Reef Fishes. Planned completion in 2015/2016. New site under construction.
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Torrence and Compo [1998]. は我々の分野でよく使われる。私も Miyama and Miyazawa [2014]. をで使用している。その関連した発表をAOGS 2014でした時に、 Torrence and Compo [1998]. はスケールが大きいほうを過大評価するバイアスがあり、それに関する論文（ Liu et al. 2007. 下の図はLiu et al. 2007のFig.2に対応する、1,8,32,128,365日のsineカーブの単純な重ね合わせ(a)のシグナルにwavelet解析をかけたものである。Torrence and Compo [1998] の手法(b,c)ではスケールが大きい（長周期）のほうがシグナルが大きいと解析されてしまう。一方、Liu et al. [2007]はスペクトルをスケールで割ることを提案しており、これであれば(d,e)、各周期が同じくらいの強さであるという合理的な結果が出る。 上記の図を作るwavelet解析のツールをpythonに翻訳し、IPython Notebookにしたものはこちら。 Http:/ mycarta...
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Books by our Members. Website and Blog for the International Commission of the History of Oceanography. Emperor Hirohito: The Marine Biologist Who Ruled Japan. Diams; August 15, 2015. Diams; Leave a comment. Emperor Hirohito in his lab. From E. J. H. Corner, His Majesty Emperor Hirohito of Japan, K. G., 29 April 1901 7 January 1989. The photographer and collection is unattributed. Exactly seventy years ago today. These events are dramatized in the (unfortunately otherwise unmemorable) 2012 film Emperor.
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Ocean Science Now | Exciting new research about life in the oceans
Exciting new research about life in the oceans. About Ocean Science Now. New study in Science: Loss of ocean species, past, present, and future. Media: photos in support of OceanScienceNow stories. Media: general photos in support of OceanScienceNow stories. Press release: Disappearing Ocean Life. Comunicado de prensa: La fauna marina desapareciendo. Video: why is loss of life different in the oceans? Media: general videos in support of OceanScienceNow stories. April 20, 2014. Blog at WordPress.com.
