Marine Technology Society Marine Technology Society Journal 1991- 1992: Vol 25 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME 25
AUTHOR INDEX SUBJECT INDEX International Institutions for the Global
Environment, J. S. Perry (3)25-32
Attaway, D. H. (1)3 ADVANCED MARINE
International Solutions to the Ozone and
Betz, J. M. (2)57-64 TECHNOLOGY Climate Change Problems, A. D. Hecht
Busch, W. S. (2)14-21
Craven, J. (4) Manned Submersibles (3)42-47
Der Marderosian, A. H. (2)57-64 Deep Ocean Science and Facility Needs, Introduction: Academic Scientists Face
Dwight, R. H. (4) Issues in Seafood Technology, G. J.
G. S. Stone and W. S. Busch (2)14-21
Evans, G. R. (4) Flick and D. H. Attaway (1)3
The Supporting Technologies and Sea
Fadlallah, Y. H. (2)22-28 Introduction: The Science and Social
Trials of a Long-Range Autonomous
Flick, G. J. (1)3, (1)385-48 Science Issues of Global
Fouts, J. R. (4) Civilian Submarine, D. Sauzade, G. Environmental Change, L. C. Hanson
Gates, K. W. (1)44-51 Imbert, and J. Mollard (2)3-13
(3)3-4
Hanson, L. C. (3)3-4; (4)
Ocean Energy
Harmon, J. (3)58-63
Hecht, A. D. (3)42-47 Commentary: Deep Ocean Water—The MARINE RESOURCES
Hong, G. P. (1)35-43 Ocean’s Greatest Resource, J. P.
Hopley, D. (3)58-63 Craven (4) Marine Living Resources
Hotta, K. (3)58-63 Antimicrobial Activity of Marine
Imbert, G. (2)3-13 ROVs Organisms, J. M. Betz and A. H. Der
Jayko, K. (2)43-48
Deep Ocean Science and Facility Needs, Marderosian (2)57-64
John, V. C. (2)22-28
Kellogg, W. W. (3)5-11 G. S. Stone and W. S. Busch (2)14-21 Biological Diversity and Neptune’s
Kinsella, J. E. (1)4-15 Realm, T. E. Lovejoy and R. H. Dwight
Knobl, G. M. (1)35-43 GENERAL (4)
Kruss, P. K. (2)22-28 Agriculture, Forestry, and Food Security Chemical Basis of the Quality of Seafood
Lee, J. S. (1)60-62 in Relation to Global Change, G. R. Flavors and Aromas, R. C. Lindsay
Lindsay, R. C. (1)16-22 Evans (4) (1)16—22
Lovejoy, T. E. (4) Energy and the Greenhouse Problem, I. Commentary: An Introduction to
McCormick, M. J. (2)29-33 M. Mintzer (4) HACCP, J. S. Lee (1)60-62
McIntyre, M. C. (2)34—42
Introduction: Human Dimensions of Commentary: The Utilization of Living
Miller, A. (3)33-41
Global Change, L. C. Hanson (4) Marine Resources as Seafood, R. J.
Miller, G. S. (2)29-33
Mintzer, I. (4) Human Health Effects and Global Smolowitz (1)63-64
Mollard, J. (2)3-13 Climate Change, J. R. Fouts and W. W. Detection of Vibrio cholerae 01 Serovars
Mooney, K. (4) Piver (4) in Oyster Meat Homogenate by a
Moore, B. III (3)19-24 Mitigation Options and Economic Dipstick-ELISA Method, J. G.
Munk, W. H. (3)52-57 Consequences, A. Miller (3)33-41 Simonson and R. J. Siebeling (1)52-59
North, W. (4) Commentary: National Legislation and Introduction: Academic Scientists Face
Ohsumi, T. (4) Other Options for Addressing Issues in Seafood Technology, G. J.
Otwell, W. S. (1)23-29 Potential Global Warming, C. Flick and D. H. Attaway (1)3
Parker, B. (4) Schneider (3)48-51 Non-Traditional Methods of Seafood
Perry, J. S. (3)25-32
Overview of Global Environmental Preparation, G. J. Flick, G. P. Hong,
Pickett, R. L. (2)29-33
Piver, W. T. (4) Change: The Science and Social and G. M. Knobl (1)35—43
Rowland, F. S. (3)12-18 Science Issues, W. W. Kellogg (3)5-11 Recent Developments in Oceanic
Saijo, O. (3)58-63 Commentary: Technical Report of the Farming of Marine Macroalgae, W. J.
Sauzade, D. (2)3-13 Fourth Pacific Congress on Marine North (4)
Saxena, N. (3)58-63 Science and Technology (PACON 90), Seafood Safety in Question, W. S. Otwell
Schneider, C. (3)48-51 N. Saxena, K. Hotta, H. Talkington, O. (1)23-29
Siebeling, R. J. (1)52-59 Saijo, D. Hopley, J. Harmon (3)58-63 Seafood Microbiology, D. R. Ward
Simonson, J. G. (1)52-59 (1)30-34
Smolowitz, R. J. (1)63-64 MARINE POLICY AND The Potential Role of Fish and Seafood
Spaulding, M. L. (2)43-48
EDUCATION in Attaining Nutrient Balance and
Stone, G. S. (2)14-21
Improving Health, J. E. Kinsella
Swanson, R. L. (2)49-56 Marine Law and Policy
(1)4-15
Talkington, H. (3)58-63
Valle-Levinson, A. (2)49-56 Doherty Lecture: Is There Time to Waste Reduction, Water Conservation,
Ward, D. R. (1)30-34 Measure (Not Speculate) Ocean and Recovery of Seafood By-Products,
Watkins, J. (3)52-53 Warming Before Making Policy?, W. H. K. W. Gates (1)44-51
Munk (3)52-57
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Subject Index (continued) BOOK REVIEWS Wiley & Sons, Inc.: New York;
reviewed by John Trowbridge (2)66
Physical Oceanography and Comparative Analyses of Ecosystems: Preliminary Design of Boats and Ships,
Meteorology Patterns, Mechanisms, and Theories, C. Hamlin. Cornell Maritime Press,
J. C. Cole, G. Lovett and Stuart Findley Inc.: Centreville, Maryland; reviewed
Atmospheric Chemistry: Causes and
(editors). Springer-Verlag: New York; by John Wigglesworth (1)66
Effects, F. S. Rowland (3)12-18 reviewed by Ivan Valiela (4) The Water Encyclopedia, Second
The Changing Global Carbon Cycle: Dust
Crew Size and Maritime Safety, Edition, F. van der Leeden, F. L.
to Dust, B. Moore, [II (3)19-24
National Research Council. National Triose and D. K. Todd. Lewis
Commentary: The Role of the Oceans in
Academy Press: Washington, D.C.; Publishers: Chelsea, Michigan;
Climate, K. Mooney (4)
reviewed by John F. Bash (4) reviewed by David A. Ross (1)67
Estimating the Search Area of the New
Deep-Sea Biology: A Natural History of Water Pollution Biology, P. D. Abel.
England Airtines Crash Site Off Block
Organisms at the Deep-Sea Floor, J. John Wiley & Sons, Inc.: New York;
Island, M. L. Spaulding and K. Jayko
D. Gage and P. A. Tyler. Cambridge reviewed by Judith McDowell Capuzzo
(2)43-48
University Press: Cambridge, U.K.; (1)65
Oceanographic Monitoring Program of
reviewed by Robert Hessler (4) Water Shall Flow from the Rock
the Western Arabian Gulf, V. C. John,
Limnological Analysis, Second Edition, (Hydrology and Climate in the Lands
P. K. Kruss, and Y. H. Fadlallah
R. G. Wetzel and G. E. Likens. of the Bible), A. S. Issar. Springer-
(2)22-28
Springer-Verlag: New York; reviewed Verlag: New York; reviewed by Floyd
Sea Level As an Indicator of Climate and
by Charles E. Herdendorf (3)65 McCoy (1)66
Global Change, B. B. Parker (4)
Managing Troubled Waters: The Role of
Technical Note: Field Experimental
Marine Environmental Monitoring,
Approach for Realization of the Idea
National Research Council, Marine
of Disposing CO, in the Deep Ocean,
Board, Committee on a Systems
T. Ohsumi (4)
Assessment of Marine Environmental
Wind-Induced Scattering of Medically-
Monitoring. National Academy Press:
Related and Sewage-Related
Washington, D.C.; reviewed by Robert
Floatables, A. Valle-Levinson and R. L.
Bowen (2)65
Swanson (2)49-56
Marine Technology Reference Book, N.
OCEAN AND COASTAL Morgan (ed). Butterworths: Stoneham,
ENGINEERING Massachusetts; reviewed by John
Wigglesworth (3)64—-65
Buoy Technology Mollusc Diseases: Guide for the Shellfish
A Field Evaluation of New Satellite- Farmer, R. A. Elston. Washington Sea
Tracked Buoys: A LORAN-C Position Grant Program: Seattle, Washington;
Recording and a Sonobuoy Type reviewed by Roger Mann (3)64
Drifter, M. J. McCormick, R. L. Pickett, Nannofossils and Their Applications, J.
and G. S. Miller (2)29-33 A. Crux and S. E. van Heck. John
Wiley & Sons, Inc.: New York;
Seafloor Engineering
reviewed by R. W. Jordan (1)65
Seafloor Positioning: Current Needs and Ocean Engineering Science, B. Le
a Recent Advance, M. C. McIntyre MeHaute and D. M. Hanes (eds.). John
(2)34-42
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