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Marine pollution - Heavy metals
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Measurement and forecasting of tides of Mumbai High. Sponsored by Oil and Natural Gas Corporation
(National Institute of Oceanography, India, 2007) -
Measurement and modelling of bed shear induced by solitary waves
(The University of Queensland, 2011)Tsunamis are a geo-hazard that have a high potential to devastate majority of infrastructure in their path. Considering the threat from possible tsunami around the Australian coast, CSIRO Australia, under the Wealth from ... -
Measurement of C and N isotopes of geological samples using Delta V Plus Stable Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometer via different preparatory systems
(National Inst. of Oceanography (CSIR); India, 2008)Stable isotope studies have proven their unique potential in unraveling several key biogeochemical processes occurring on solid earth as well as in world oceans. In addition, measurements of stable isotopes of lighter ... -
Meiofauna studies
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Mercury-Resistant Marine Bacteria and their Role in Bioremediation of Certain Toxicants
(2004)The primary objective of this study was to isolate and enumerate mercury-resistant bacteria and to compare their occurrence and distribution spatially and temporally along the Indian coasts. As coastal waters experience ... -
Micro VAX - 2. Primer
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Microbiological studies in schirmacher oasis, Antarctica: Effect of temperature on bacterial populations
(1986)Seasonal and site wise variation in size and diversity of bacterial population was observed in Schirmacher Oasis, Antarctica. Prevailing soil temperature limited the distribution and abundance of groups of bacteria like ... -
Micropalaeontological proxies for understanding palaeoclimate
(National Institute of Oceanography, India, 2007) -
Mid-oceanic ridge system
(National Institute of Oceanography, India, 2007) -
Mineral resources of the Indian Ocean and related scientific research
(1985)The Indian Ocean (area: 74.917 x 106 km2, water volume: 291.945 x 106 km3, average depth: 3897 m) is the third largest of the world oceans. The lands bordering the ocean contain almost 40 percent of the world's population ... -
Multiple use of the coastal zone with reference to Indian conditions
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Multivariate data analysis
(National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, 2005)This report describes some of the multivariate data analysis techniques used in meteorology and oceanography and provides the necessary background and software to undertake appropriate analyses of a given data set. The ...