Oceanography

00 preface_ Oceanography......Page 1
Part 1\rMethods in Oceanography......Page 13
01 Open-Sea Observatories:\rA New Technology to Bring\rthe Pulse of the Sea to Human Awareness......Page 15
02 New Technological Developments\rfor Oceanographic Observations......Page 53
03 Application of the Long-Term Delayed\rLuminescence for Study of\rNatural Water Environments......Page 91
04 An Introduction to FY-3/MERSI,\rOcean Colour Algorithm,\rProduct and Application......Page 107
05 Seismic Oceanography:\rA New Geophysical Tool to Investigate\rthe Thermohaline Structure of the Oceans......Page 125
Part 2\rPhysical Oceanography......Page 141
06 Variability of Internal Solitary Waves\rin the Northwest South China Sea......Page 143
07 Bodies of Water Along\rthe Coast of a Tideless Sea in Areas\rwith Young Pleistocene Accumulation\rfrom Scandinavian Glaciers (Baltic Sea)......Page 159
08 Prediction of Wave Height Based on the\rMonitoring of Surface Wind......Page 181
Part 3\rChemical Oceanography......Page 201
09 Oxygenated Hydrocarbons in Coastal Waters......Page 203
10 Organic-Aggregate-Attached\rBacteria in Aquatic Ecosystems: Abundance,\rDiversity, Community Dynamics and Function......Page 217
Part 4\rApplied Ecology......Page 245
11 Connectivity as a Management Tool\rfor Coastal Ecosystems in Changing Oceans......Page 247
12 Geochemical Changes in Aquatic Environment Caused by Deep Dredging – A Case Study: The Puck Bay (Baltic Sea)......Page 271
13 Fisheries and Biodiversity\rin the Upper Gulf of California, Mexico......Page 293
14 On the Chemical Profile of Marine\rOrganisms from Coastal Subtropical\rEnvironments: Gross Composition and\rNitrogen-to-Protein Conversion Factors......Page 309
15 Ecology and Zoogeography of Parasites......Page 333