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Sediments and planktonic foraminifera of tropical North Atlantic cores

Creator:: Ensminger, Henry Robert
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF HENRY ROBERT ENSMINGER for the M

Temperature finestructure and microstructure observations in the coastal upwelling region off Oregon during the summer of 1974

Creator:: Marmorino, G. O.
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF George Otto Marmorino for the

The effects of thermodynamic parameterizations, ice shelf geometry, and tides on modeled basal melting of Weddell Sea ice shelves

Creator:: Mueller, Rachael D.
Abstract:: Antarctic Ice Sheet mass balance and, hence, sea level change is affected by the floating extensions of outlet glaciers and ice streams that take up about 44% of the coastline (Drewry et al., 1982) and are referred to as "ice shelves". Ice sheet mass loss accelerates when these ice shelves...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Henry Ice Rise, the change in cavity shape reduces basal melting from 5 m a−1 to 1.5 m a−1 due to the

Diffuse deformation patterns along the North American plate boundary zone, offshore western United States

Creator:: Chaytor, Jason D.
Abstract:: Plate boundaries are commonly regions of complex, diffuse deformation with the motion across the boundary accommodated by numerous structural systems, rather than being narrow, discrete zones of deformation. One such boundary occurs where the North American plate makes contact with Juan de Fuca, Gorda, and Pacific plates along the west...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Application of transport-reaction modeling to constrain biogeochemical processes in marine sediments

Creator:: Hong, Wei-Li
Abstract:: Quantifying the mass transport through marine sediments, and the geochemical response to such flow with numerical models has become a common and powerful approach for geochemical data interpretation. In this dissertation, I developed and applied transport-reaction models to unravel complex and interdependent reactions involving carbon, sulfur and silica transformations in...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Geochemistry of mid-ocean ridge basalt within and surrounding the Australian-Antarctic discordance

Creator:: Pyle, Douglas G.
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: scientist - J. Palmer, J.-C. Sempéré, A. Sheehan, C. Ruppel, J. Phipps-Morgan, T. Plank, deserve

An investigation of upwelling along the Oregon coast

Creator:: Smith, Robert Lloyd
Abstract:: The oceanic phenomenon of upwelling along the Oregon coast is examined. Upwelling in both the open ocean and coastal regions is discussed. An idealized model is used, envisaging the ocean off Oregon to consist of homogeneous surface and deep layers separated by a pycnocline. The equations of motion are solved...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Geostrophic and Sverdrup transports as indices of flow in the Gulf of Alaska

Creator:: Favorite, F.
Abstract:: The intensification of cyclonic winds in the Gulf of Alaska during winter belies the relatively constant geostrophic circulation as being indicative of actual flow. In the absence of direct current measurements, effects of various meteorological phenomena have been eliminated from monthly mean sea level measurements over the decade 1950 to...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: spacing would be required to obtain the maximum dynamic height. Cruises of the R. V. GEORGE B. KELEZ of

Extraction of zinc from sea water

Creator:: Buffo, Lynn Karen
Abstract:: A liquid-extraction procedure for the concentration of zinc in sea water was developed. The metal ion in sea water was chelated with sodium diethyldithiocarbamate and extracted into an organic solvent, methylisobutylketone, at the normal pH of sea water. A back-extraction into HCl followed, providing a concentration of 30X for the...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: , Pure Chemical Section 71:246-248. Morrison, George and Henry Freiser. 1957. Solvent extraction in

A calculation of flushing times and pollution distribution for the Columbia River estuary

Creator:: Neal, Victor Thomas
Abstract:: The probable pollution distribution and flushing times have been calculated for the Columbia River Estuary, a coastal plain estuary. The pollution distribution was determined by the fresh water fraction and by the diffusion equation. The flushing times were calculated by the modified tidal prism method and by the fraction of...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

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Sediments and planktonic foraminifera of tropical North Atlantic cores

Temperature finestructure and microstructure observations in the coastal upwelling region off Oregon during the summer of 1974

The effects of thermodynamic parameterizations, ice shelf geometry, and tides on modeled basal melting of Weddell Sea ice shelves

Diffuse deformation patterns along the North American plate boundary zone, offshore western United States

Application of transport-reaction modeling to constrain biogeochemical processes in marine sediments

Geochemistry of mid-ocean ridge basalt within and surrounding the Australian-Antarctic discordance

An investigation of upwelling along the Oregon coast

Geostrophic and Sverdrup transports as indices of flow in the Gulf of Alaska

Extraction of zinc from sea water

A calculation of flushing times and pollution distribution for the Columbia River estuary

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