Marine Technology Society Marine Technology Society Journal 1993- 1994: Vol 27 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME 27
AUTHOR INDEX Knox, R. (2) 24-31 SUBJECT INDEX
Kocak, D. M. (1) 31-41
Anastasion, S. (1) 68-75 ADVANCED MARINE
LaMourie, M. J. (3) 21-33
Arnone, R. A. (1) 16-23 Langseth, M. (4) TECHNOLOGY
Auster, P. J. (4) Langton, R. W. (4) Ocean Energy
Babb, I. G. (4)
Lewis, J. M. (2) 56-65 Possible Offshore Applications of
Baker, R. N. (2) 87-90
MacDonald, I. R. (4) Thermoelectric Conversion, D. M.
Baker, D. J. (3) 49-54
Martinez, A. B. (1) 24-30 Rowe (3) 43-48
Ballou, P. J. (3) 3-14 Masters, E. G. (2) 51-55
Barad, H. (1) 24-30 Matsumoto, H. (4) Oceanographic Instrumentation
Belt, W. (4)
May, C. (4) Automated Instrumentation for Time-
Biegert, E. K. (2) 87-90 McClain, C. R. (1) 3-15 Series Measurement of Primary
Blatt, J. H. (1) 3141 McGowan, J. A. (2) 24-31 Production and Nutrient Status in
Bourgeois, B. S. (1) 24-30 McRoy, P. (4) Production Platform-Accessible
Britton, M. G. (1) 62-67
Michaud, P. R. (2) 51-55 Environments, C. D. Taylor, B. L.
Busch, W. S. (2) 5-9 Miller, C. B. (2) 24-31 Howes, and K. W. Doherty (2) 32-44
Caimi, F. M. (1) 31-41
Miller, G. S. (3) 15-20 Remote Sensing
Coakley, B. (4)
Moran, D. D. (2) 24-31
Colony, R. (4) Morison, J. (4) Commentary: Gulf Offshore Satellite
Conant, M. A. (1) 68-75 Applications Project (GOSAP), F. B.
Newton, G. (4)
Conlon, D. M. (4) Henderson, III, E. K. Biegert, R. V.
Nishimura, C. E. (4)
Cooper, D. J. (2) 72-77 Nittrouer, C. A. (2) 83-86 Sailor, R. N. Baker, and K. Schaudt (2)
Cooper, C. K. (2) 10-23 87-90
Olivier, D. (4)
Dacey, J. W. H. (2) 72-77 Oriol, R. A. (1) 16-23 IUSS Dual Use: Monitoring Whales and
Dalrymple, C. W. (1) 62-67 Earthquakes Using SOSUS, C. E.
Ortiz, S. P. (4)
Delaca, T. (4) Ostenso, N. A. (1) 76-79 Nishimura and D. M. Conlon (4)
Doherty, K. W. (2) 32-44 Military Over-the-Horizon Radars Turn to
Oswald, R. B. (4)
Dokken, Q. (2) 45-50 Popenoe, P. (4) Ocean Monitoring, T. M. Georges and
J. A. Harlan (4)
Dziak, R. P. (4)
Roberts, P. T. (3) 34-42
Ebbesmeyer, C. C. (2) 10-23 Rooney, T. (2) 78-82 Ocean Color Imaging: CZCS to SeaWiFS,
Farrow, S. (1) 68-75 S. B. Hooker, D. R. McClain, and A.
Forristall, G. Z. (2) 10-23 RRoosssciiggnnool,, PG.. F.( 1()2 )5 56-66-17 1 Holmes (1) 3-15
Fox, C. G. (4) Rowe, D. M. (3) 43-48 Submersibles - Manned
Frydenbo, F. T. (2) 91-93 Sailor, R. V. (2) 87-90 Commentary: Civilian Scientists Use the
Furnes, G. K. (2) 91-93 Saxena, N. (3) 55-61 Navy’s Deep Submergence Vehicles, N.
Gardner, B. (2) 3-4
Saylor, J. H. (3) 15-21 E. Smith (4)
Georges, T. M. (4) Schaudt, K. (2) 87-90 Design Study: Two-Person Research
Gilmore, F. W. (1) 62-67
Schreiner, A. E. (4) Submersible, P. J. Ballou and G. S.
Gonzalez, F. (1) 31-41 Sheehan, D. (1) 68-75 Hawkes, (3) 3-14
Gossett, J. (4)
Smethie, W. (4) Dual Use of a Nuclear Powered Research
Grossman, B. G. (1) 31-41 Smith, N. E. (4) Submersible: The U.S. Navy’s NR-1, I.
Hamilton, R. C. (2) 10-23
Smith, D. (1) 31-41 G. Babb, P. J. Auster, W. Belt, D.
Hammond, S. R. (4) Steele, D. (4) Olivier, R. W. Langton, I. R.
Harlan, J. A. (4)
Steneck, R. S. (4) MacDonald, P. Popenoe, and R. S.
Hawkes, G. S. (3) 3-14 Steorts, W. (3) 34-42 Steneck (4)
Henderson, F. B., ITI (2) 87-90
Stone, G. (4) SCICEX-93: Arctic Cruise of the U.S.
Hoagland, P. (3) 21-33 Subba Rao, D. V. (1) 42-54 Navy Nuclear Powered Submarine
Holmes, A. (1) 3-15 Talkington, H. (3) 55-61 USS Pargo, M. Langseth, T. Delaca,
Hooker, J. (1) 31-41
Taylor, C. D. (2) 32-44 G. Newton, B. Coakley, R. Colony,
Hooker, S. B. (1) 3-15
Terrie, G. (1) 16-23 J. Gossett, C. May, P. McRoy, J.
Hopley, D. (3) 55-61
Tucker, W. (4) Morison, W. Smethie, D. Steele, and
Hotta, K. (3) 55-61
Howes, B. L. (2) 32-44 Walsh, D. (4) W. Tucker (4)
Wiebe, P. H. (2) 3-4; 24-31
Jeffress, G. A. (2) 51-55 Wiltshire, J. (3) 55-61 Submersibles - Unmanned
Kaminsky, E. J. (1) 24-30
Woytowich, D. L. (1) 62-67 Commentary: Civilian Scientists Use the
Kennicutt, M. C., II (2) 66-71 Wright, L. D. (2) 83-86 Navy’s Deep Submergence Vehicles, N.
Kindt, J. W. (1) 68-75
Yocke, M. A. (3) 34-42 E. Smith (4)
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INDEX TO VOLUME 27
AUTHOR INDEX Knox, R. (2) 24-31 SUBJECT INDEX
Kocak, D. M. (1) 31-41
Anastasion, S. (1) 68-75 ADVANCED MARINE
LaMourie, M. J. (3) 21-33
Arnone, R. A. (1) 16-23 Langseth, M. (4) TECHNOLOGY
Auster, P. J. (4) Langton, R. W. (4) Ocean Energy
Babb, I. G. (4)
Lewis, J. M. (2) 56-65 Possible Offshore Applications of
Baker, R. N. (2) 87-90
MacDonald, I. R. (4) Thermoelectric Conversion, D. M.
Baker, D. J. (3) 49-54
Martinez, A. B. (1) 24-30 Rowe (3) 43-48
Ballou, P. J. (3) 3-14 Masters, E. G. (2) 51-55
Barad, H. (1) 24-30 Matsumoto, H. (4) Oceanographic Instrumentation
Belt, W. (4)
May, C. (4) Automated Instrumentation for Time-
Biegert, E. K. (2) 87-90 McClain, C. R. (1) 3-15 Series Measurement of Primary
Blatt, J. H. (1) 3141 McGowan, J. A. (2) 24-31 Production and Nutrient Status in
Bourgeois, B. S. (1) 24-30 McRoy, P. (4) Production Platform-Accessible
Britton, M. G. (1) 62-67
Michaud, P. R. (2) 51-55 Environments, C. D. Taylor, B. L.
Busch, W. S. (2) 5-9 Miller, C. B. (2) 24-31 Howes, and K. W. Doherty (2) 32-44
Caimi, F. M. (1) 31-41
Miller, G. S. (3) 15-20 Remote Sensing
Coakley, B. (4)
Moran, D. D. (2) 24-31
Colony, R. (4) Morison, J. (4) Commentary: Gulf Offshore Satellite
Conant, M. A. (1) 68-75 Applications Project (GOSAP), F. B.
Newton, G. (4)
Conlon, D. M. (4) Henderson, III, E. K. Biegert, R. V.
Nishimura, C. E. (4)
Cooper, D. J. (2) 72-77 Nittrouer, C. A. (2) 83-86 Sailor, R. N. Baker, and K. Schaudt (2)
Cooper, C. K. (2) 10-23 87-90
Olivier, D. (4)
Dacey, J. W. H. (2) 72-77 Oriol, R. A. (1) 16-23 IUSS Dual Use: Monitoring Whales and
Dalrymple, C. W. (1) 62-67 Earthquakes Using SOSUS, C. E.
Ortiz, S. P. (4)
Delaca, T. (4) Ostenso, N. A. (1) 76-79 Nishimura and D. M. Conlon (4)
Doherty, K. W. (2) 32-44 Military Over-the-Horizon Radars Turn to
Oswald, R. B. (4)
Dokken, Q. (2) 45-50 Popenoe, P. (4) Ocean Monitoring, T. M. Georges and
J. A. Harlan (4)
Dziak, R. P. (4)
Roberts, P. T. (3) 34-42
Ebbesmeyer, C. C. (2) 10-23 Rooney, T. (2) 78-82 Ocean Color Imaging: CZCS to SeaWiFS,
Farrow, S. (1) 68-75 S. B. Hooker, D. R. McClain, and A.
Forristall, G. Z. (2) 10-23 RRoosssciiggnnool,, PG.. F.( 1()2 )5 56-66-17 1 Holmes (1) 3-15
Fox, C. G. (4) Rowe, D. M. (3) 43-48 Submersibles - Manned
Frydenbo, F. T. (2) 91-93 Sailor, R. V. (2) 87-90 Commentary: Civilian Scientists Use the
Furnes, G. K. (2) 91-93 Saxena, N. (3) 55-61 Navy’s Deep Submergence Vehicles, N.
Gardner, B. (2) 3-4
Saylor, J. H. (3) 15-21 E. Smith (4)
Georges, T. M. (4) Schaudt, K. (2) 87-90 Design Study: Two-Person Research
Gilmore, F. W. (1) 62-67
Schreiner, A. E. (4) Submersible, P. J. Ballou and G. S.
Gonzalez, F. (1) 31-41 Sheehan, D. (1) 68-75 Hawkes, (3) 3-14
Gossett, J. (4)
Smethie, W. (4) Dual Use of a Nuclear Powered Research
Grossman, B. G. (1) 31-41 Smith, N. E. (4) Submersible: The U.S. Navy’s NR-1, I.
Hamilton, R. C. (2) 10-23
Smith, D. (1) 31-41 G. Babb, P. J. Auster, W. Belt, D.
Hammond, S. R. (4) Steele, D. (4) Olivier, R. W. Langton, I. R.
Harlan, J. A. (4)
Steneck, R. S. (4) MacDonald, P. Popenoe, and R. S.
Hawkes, G. S. (3) 3-14 Steorts, W. (3) 34-42 Steneck (4)
Henderson, F. B., ITI (2) 87-90
Stone, G. (4) SCICEX-93: Arctic Cruise of the U.S.
Hoagland, P. (3) 21-33 Subba Rao, D. V. (1) 42-54 Navy Nuclear Powered Submarine
Holmes, A. (1) 3-15 Talkington, H. (3) 55-61 USS Pargo, M. Langseth, T. Delaca,
Hooker, J. (1) 31-41
Taylor, C. D. (2) 32-44 G. Newton, B. Coakley, R. Colony,
Hooker, S. B. (1) 3-15
Terrie, G. (1) 16-23 J. Gossett, C. May, P. McRoy, J.
Hopley, D. (3) 55-61
Tucker, W. (4) Morison, W. Smethie, D. Steele, and
Hotta, K. (3) 55-61
Howes, B. L. (2) 32-44 Walsh, D. (4) W. Tucker (4)
Wiebe, P. H. (2) 3-4; 24-31
Jeffress, G. A. (2) 51-55 Wiltshire, J. (3) 55-61 Submersibles - Unmanned
Kaminsky, E. J. (1) 24-30
Woytowich, D. L. (1) 62-67 Commentary: Civilian Scientists Use the
Kennicutt, M. C., II (2) 66-71 Wright, L. D. (2) 83-86 Navy’s Deep Submergence Vehicles, N.
Kindt, J. W. (1) 68-75
Yocke, M. A. (3) 34-42 E. Smith (4)
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Commentary: Undersea Satellites: The Marine Living Resources Photochemical Monitoring and Modeling
Commercialization of AUVs, D. Walsh IUSS Dual Use: Monitoring Whales and Plan for the Gulf of Mexico Air Quality
(4) Earthquakes Using SOSUS, C. E. Study, M. A. Yocke, P. T. Roberts, and
Ship and Unmanned Vehicle Dynamics Nishimura and D. M. Conlon (4) W. Steorts (3) 34-42
Program, G. Rossignol (1) 55-61 Relationships between Surface Relationships between Surface
Chlorophyll and Solar Irradiance in the Chlorophyll and Solar Irradiance in the
OCEAN AND COASTAL
North Atlantic, R. A. Arnone, G. Terrie, North Atlantic, R. A. Arnone, G. Terrie,
ENGINEERING
and R. A. Oriol (1) 16-23 and R. A. Oriol (1) 16-23
Utilization of Offshore Oil Platforms for
Defense Technology Marine Mineral Resources
Meteorological and Oceanographic
Introduction: Dual Use of Military Assets Commentary: Environmental Research
Measurements, C. K. Cooper, G. Z.
for Environmental Research, G. Stone As It Relates to Offshore Oil
Forristall, R. C. Hamilton, and C. C.
(4) Exploration and Production, G. K.
Ebbesmeyer (2) 10-23
Potential for Monitoring Low-Level Furnes and F. T. Frydenbo (2) 91-93
Seismicity on the Juan de Fuca Ridge MARINE POLICY AND
Ocean Pollution
Using Military Hydrophone Arrays, C. EDUCATION
Commentary: Oil Pollution Act of 1990:
G. Fox, R. P. Dziak, H. Matsumato, and
A. E. Schreiner (4) Offshore Oil Spills, the Tanker Marine Law and Policy
Business and the Regulation of
Commentary: Doherty Lecture: It Is Not
Offshore Structures
Pollution Control, S. Anastasion, J. W.
Just the Global Climate That Is
Commentary: Offshore Platforms and Kindt, D. Sheehan, S. Farrow, and M.
Changing, N. A. Ostenso (1) 76-89
Research Opportunities: An Industry A. Conant (1) 68-75 Commentary: Dual Use Technology:
Perspective, T. Rooney (2) 78-82 Electrocoagulation (CURE) Treatment
Using Department of Defense
Flower Gardens Ocean Research of Ship Bilgewater for the U.S. Coast Technology to Support Marine
Project: Using Offshore Platforms as Guard in Alaska, D. L. Woytowich, C.
Research, R. B. Oswald (4)
Research Stations, Q. Dokken (2) 45-50 W. Dalrymple, F. W. Gilmore, and M.
Commentary: Offshore Platforms and
Introduction: Offshore Platforms: An G. Britton, (1) 62-67
Research Opportunities: An Industry
Opportunity to Contribute to Global Marine Ecosystems: Assessing the Perspective, T. Rooney (2) 78-82
Science, B. Gardner and P. Wiebe (2) Impacts of Chronic Contamination
Commentary: Oil Pollution Act of 1990:
3-4 from Offshore Platforms, P. F.
Offshore Oil Spills, the Tanker
Long-Range Needs for Deep-Sea Roscigno and M. C. Kennicutt, II (2)
Business and the Regulation of
Platforms: The Deep-Sea Observatory 66-71
Pollution Control, S. Anastasion, J. W.
Concept, P. H. Wiebe, D. D. Moran, R.
Physical Oceanography and Kindt, D. Sheehan, S. Farrow, and M.
Knox, C. B. Miller, and J. A.M cGowan
Meteorology A. Conant (1) 68-75
(2) 24-31
Program Overview: Government- Acoustical Boundary Location through Commentary: Policy Considerations for
the Dual Use of Defense Assets for
Industry Alliance: New Strategy for Texture Analysis of Multibeam
Environmental Research, W. S. Busch Bathymetric Sonar Data, H. Barad, A. Oceanography, S. P. Ortiz (4)
(2) 5-9 B. Martinez, B. S. Bourgeois, and E. J. Commentary: Sustainable Development
The Texas Coastal Ocean Observation Kaminsky (1) 24-30 and NOAA’s Special Role in Meeting
Network and Oil Platforms in the Gulf Advanced Underwater Laser Systems for National Goals, D. J. Baker (3) 49-54
Ranging, Size Estimation, and Commentary: Technical Report of the
of Mexico, G. A. Jeffress, E. G.
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Meteorological and Oceanographic Kocak, and F. Gonzalez (1) 31-41 N. Saxena, K. Hotta, D. Hopley, H.
Challenges and Advantages of Collecting Talkington, and J. Wiltshire (3) 55-61
Measurements, C. K. Cooper, G. Z.
Forristall, R. C. Hamilton, and C. C. Upper-Air Data over the Gulf of Government Support of Marine Science
and Technology in Japan: The Case of
Mexico, J. M. Lewis (2) 56-65
Ebbesmeyer (2) 10-23
Commentary: Unique Opportunities of Marine Electronic Instrumentation, M.
MARINE RESOURCES Oil Platforms for the Study of J. LaMourie and P. Hoagland (3) 21-33
Sediment Transport and Improving Ocean Science in Developing
Marine Geology Countries, D. V. Subba Rao (1) 42-54
Accumulation, C. A. Nittrouer and L.
The VENTS Program T-Phase Project D. Wright (2) 83-86 Introduction: Offshore Platforms: An
and NOAA’s Role in Ocean Comparison of Acoustic Doppler Opportunity to Contribute to Global
Environmental Research, C. G. Fox Current Profiler and Vector Averaging Science, B. Gardner and P. Wiebe (2)
and S. R. Hammond (4) Current Meter Measurements in a 3-4
Potential for Monitoring Low-Level Stratified, Freshwater Bay, G. S. Miller Program Overview: Government-
Seismicity on the Juan de Fuca Ridge and J. H. Saylor (3) 15-20 Industry Alliance: New Strategy for
Using Military Hydrophone Arrays, C. Dynamics of Dimethylsulfide in Coastal Environmental Research, W. S. Busch
(2) 5-9
G. Fox, R. P. Dziak, H. Matsumato, and Waters and the Marine Atmosphere: A
A. E. Schreiner (4) Need for Platform Observations, J. W.
H. Dacey and D. J. Cooper (2) 72-77
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