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    • Predominance of anaerobic bacterial community over aerobic community contribute to intensify ‘oxygen minimum zone’ in the eastern Arabian Sea 

      Gonsalves, M.J.B.D.; Paropkari, A.L.; Fernandes, C.E.G.; LokaBharathi, P.A.; KrishnaKumari, L.; Fernando, V.; Nampoothiri, G. (Elsevier, 2011)
      The presence of a delicately poised mid-depth oxygen minimum zone (OMZ) makes the Arabian Sea a unique and important ecosystem. So far, various aspects responsible for its formation have been studied. However, the contributions ...
    • Technology demonstration of a novel seabed resident event-driven profiling system 

      Mascarenhas, A.A.M.Q.; Dabholkar, N.; Narvekar, J.; Prabhudesai, S.P.; Ghatkar, S.; Ansari, S.; Maurya, P.; Desa, E.; Lokapure, A.; Nagvekar, S.; Navelkar, G.S.; Madhan, R.; Fernando, V.; Shetye, V.; Fernandes, L.; Afzulpurkar, S.; Suresh, T. (Current Science Association, IAS, 2021)
      The seabed resident event-driven profiling system (SREP) was deployed in the northeastern Arabian Sea for winter convention studies. SREP is an autonomous profiling system consisting of two parts: a stationary seabed unit ...
    • Two decades of current observations in the equatorial Indian Ocean 

      Jain, V.; Amol, P.; Aparna, S.G.; Fernando, V.; Kankonkar, A.; Murty, V.S.N.; Almeida, A.M.; Sardar, A.A.; Khalap, S.T.; Satelkar, N.P.; Ghatkar, S.; Tari, P.A.; Gaonkar, M.G.; Khedekar, R. (Springer, 2021)
      Deep-sea moorings in the equatorial Indian Ocean were first deployed by India in the year 2000, and currents were measured at three locations (77°E, 83°E, and 93°E) on the equator. In this paper, we present two decades of ...