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How accurate are satellite estimates of precipitation over the north Indian Ocean?
(Springer Vienna, 2018)Following the launch of the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Core Observatory in early 2014, motivated from the successful Tropical Rainfall Measurement Mission (TRMM) satellite, an advanced and sophisticated global ... -
How biological (fish) noise affects the performance of shallow water passive array system
(NIOT, Chennai, 2015)Passive acoustic data off Grand Island, Goa were acquired using a single wideband hydrophone system deployed at the water depth of ~20.5 m during the month of April, 2014. The 4- elements hydrophone array with an aperture ... -
How consistent is the satellite derived SST-LHF relationship in comparison with observed values ?
(Taylor & Francis, 2008)Time series data for sea surface temperature (moored buoy), wind speed, air temperature, sea level pressure, relative humidity, short wave radiation and rainfall were collected close to the Lakshadweep islands for five ... -
How does frontal age influence physiological status of bacteria: a case study from the Northeastern Arabian Sea
(Springer, 2021)Sea surface temperature fronts in the Northeastern Arabian Sea (NEAS) facilitate nutrient enhancement in the surface layers, resulting in high primary production. Such high production areas contribute to the accumulation ... -
How safe are Indian laboratories?
(Indian Academy of Sciences, 2000)ow safe are the laboratories provided by the schools, colleges, Universities and research organizations (government and private) in India? One should not be surprised if the laboratories are located in dilapidated buildings, ... -
How vulnerable is Indian coast to oil spills? Impact of MV Ocean Seraya oil spill
(Current Science Association, 2008)On 30 May 2006, a bulk carrier, MV Ocean Seraya ran aground along the Karwar coast spilling 650 tonnes of oil. Due to the rough SW monsoon, the spill spread to some beaches in south Goa. The aim of this communication is ... -
How we pollute our waters!
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How will Benthic Foraminifera Respond to Warming and Changes in Productivity-: A Laboratory Culture Study on Cymbaloporetta plana
(John Wiley & Sons, 2019)Anthropogenic activities are likely to cause global warming. Global warming will affect marine productivity and thus food availability for marine organisms. Both the seawater temperature and food availability affect benthic ... -
Huge anthropogenic microbial load during southwest monsoon season in coastal waters of Kakinada, Bay of Bengal
(Elsevier, 2023)To examine the influence of anthropogenic activities on the marine ecosystem near the coastal waters of the port city, Kakinada, a study was conducted to investigate the abundance of heterotrophic, indicator and pathogenic ... -
Human influences, ecological transitions and uncertainties of extrapolation of risks of selected sea level rise scenarios to India's coastal megacity, Cochin
(IHP-OHP-UNESCO; Bremerhavan; Germany, 2002)Despite the magnitude and urgency of the issue, scientific understanding of climate change and potential risks to Indian coastal cities have not been fulfilled till recently; though it has long been recognized world wide ... -
Human interreference along the coast of Goa
(Bookwell, India, 2000)Till the 1970's the Goan coast in India was largely pristine and unsullied, as most coastal activities were located away from and behind sand dunes. A distinct harmony prevailed between man and nature. During the last two ... -
Human resources training in coastal science
(Anna University, India, 1990)The paper stresses the importance of training and education to the development and application of knowledge on the coastal marine environment and its resources. Present status of human resources training in India is discussed ... -
Humic substances in Baltic sea sediments
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Humpback whale singing activity off the Goan coast in the Eastern Arabian Sea
(2019)For over two decades, passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) methods have been successfully employed around the world for studying aquatic megafauna. PAM-driven studies in Indian waters have so far been relatively very scarce. ... -
Hybrid genetic algorithm tuned support vector machine regression for wave transmission prediction of horizontally interlaced multilayer moored floating pipe breakwater
(Centre for Infrastructure Engineering and Safety; Sydney; Australia, 2011)Support Vector Machine (SVM) works on structural risk minimization principle that has greater generalization ability and is superior to the empirical risk minimization principle as adopted in conventional neural network ... -
Hydrobiological features of the Kerala backwaters during premonsoon and monsoon months
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Hydrobiology of surface waters along Panaji-Bombay coast
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Hydrocarbon prospects of the western continental slope of India as indicatEd. by surficial enrichment of organic carbon
(Indian Petroleum Publishers, Dehra Dun, India, 1993)The sediments from the continental mid-slope (150-1500 m depth) of the western margin are highly enriched in organic carbon (upto 16%) occurring as a long and wide band off Bombay to southern tip of India. Organic carbon ... -
Hydrocarbon-Utilising Micro-Organisms from Dona Paula Bay, Goa
(Elsevier, 1980)Twenty-three hydrocarbon-utilising bacteria and one yeast were isolated, using enrichment techniques, from water and sediment samples. Vibrio and Pseudomonas were the predominant genera. Of the different organisms screened, ...