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SVD application in image and data compression - Some case studies in oceanography (Developed in MATLAB)
(National Institute of Oceanography, 2005)An integrated friendly-user interactive multiple Ocean Application Pacakage has been developed utilizing the well known statistical technique called Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) to achieve image and data compression ... -
Synopsis of biological data on Metapenaeus monoceros (Fabricius)
(Rome: FAO, 1970) -
Temperature measurement at sea
(1989) -
The earth's gravitational field
(National Institute of Oceanography, India, 2007) -
The Indian Ocean - An environmental overview
(1988)During the International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE), 1962-65, the Indian Ocean was defined as the area between 25 degrees N and 40 degrees S latitudes and 45 degrees E longitudes. This region included all the straits, ... -
The Indian summer monsoon and the waters around India
(Kumari L.A. Meera Memorial Trust, Palghat, Kerala, India, 2000) -
The Late-Pleistocene sedimentation history in the Eastern Arabian Sea: Climate Weathering-Productivity linkage
(2004)This thesis is aimed to understand the response of the Indian monsoons and associated biogeochemical processes in the Eastern Arabian Sea (EAS) to the past climate change. The EAS bordering the western coast of India is ... -
The Lignin-Degrading Enzyme, Laccase from Marine Fungi : Biochemical and Molecular Approaches
(2008)The object of the present study was to isolate and identify obligate marine or marine-derived fungi that were hyper-laccase producers. The laccase from the selected marine-derived fungus was to be characterized and its ... -
The system of wind-driven seasonal coastal currents around the Indian subcontinent
(National Institute of Oceanography, India, 2007) -
Tides
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Towards coastal ocean observing and prediction system for India
(Indian Meteorological Society, 2004) -
Trace Metals And Organic Matter Diagenesis At The Oman Margin
(1997)Trace Metals (e.g. Mn and Fe) play an important role as secondary oxidants in the degradation of sedimentary OM under sub-oxic conditions. Hence the remineralisation of organic constituents of sediments in the marine ...