Browsing Grey literature by Issue Date
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Seaweeds
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Wind waves - An introduction
(1989) -
International data management
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Marine fungi
(1989) -
Remote sensing of coastal and ocean studies
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Remote sensing and aerial photography for delineation and management of coastal ecosystems
(National Institute of Oceanography, India, 1990) -
Oil pollution in the seas around India and application of remote sensing for its detection and monitoring
(National Institute of Oceanography, India, 1990) -
Remote sensing and aerial photography for coastal geomorphology
(National Institute of Oceanography, India, 1990) -
Image processing techniques for remote sensing data
(National Institute of Oceanography, India, 1990) -
Distribution of organic carbon in sediments from the Arabian Sea
(1991)Many earlier studies on the distribution of organic carbon in the Arabian Sea, sediments have projected contradictory opinions on the factors favouring accumulation and preservation of organic carbon in the Arabian Sea. ... -
Introduction to fisheries oceanography
(1991)Fisheries oceanography can be applied to fisheries ecology, fisheries management and practical fishing. Physico-chemical parameters of the environment (temperature, currents, waves, light, oxygen and salinity) have profound ... -
Deep water wave characteristics off Karwar, west coast of India
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Bombay high oil spill and its environmental impact
(National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, 1993)On 17 May 1993, a major oil-slick about 10 miles long and 2 miles wide, was formed about 165 km north off Bombay after the Bombay-High-Uran pipeline ruptured and estimated 3000-6000 tonnes of oil was spilled into the sea. ... -
Oil spill in Bombay high marine impacts
(National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, 1993)A rupture in a feeder 'riser' pipeline from Bombay High- North Platform (BHN) resulted in spilling of large quantities of crude oil into the sea on 17th May 1993 about 80 NM from the shoreline north of Bombay. This report ...