Oceanography

The Exotic Seas of Southeast Asia

PI(s):

Arnold L. Gordon

The ocean, unlike the globally enveloping atmosphere is segmented into seas, interconnected with passages of varied dimensions.

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Seas of Southeast Asia

MGDS: Virtual Ocean - A Visualization Application for Ocean Data

PI(s):

William B. Ryan

PI(s):

Suzanne M. Carbotte

Virtual Ocean integrates the GeoMapApp tool suite and the NASA World Wind 3-D

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Virtual Ocean

Climate Kids Corner

PI(s):

Naomi H. Naik

Activities and Links for K-12 children interested in oceanography and the climate

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Climate Kids Corner

Indonesian Seas

PI(s):

Arnold L. Gordon

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ARLINDO

Southern Ocean Circulation and overturning

PI(s):

Arnold L. Gordon

The ring of deep water around Antarctica not only links the major ocean [Atlantic/Pacific/Indian] , but also produces dense waters along the continental margins of the frozen continent, which sinks

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AnSlope: Cross-Slope Exchanges at the Antarctic Slope Front

Name	Title	Fields of interest
Arnold L. Gordon	Professor	My research is directed at the ocean's stratification, circulation and mixing and its role in Earth's climate system.
Ajit Subramaniam	Lamont Associate Research Professor	Oceanography, Remote sensing, Bio-Optics, Coastal Water Quality
Bruce A. Huber	Senior Staff Associate
William B. Ryan	Special Research Scientist	Ocean Floor and Sediments
Samar P. Khatiwala	Lamont Associate Research Professor
Steven L. Goldstein	Professor	Isotope Geology

Investigating a Tropical Weather Pattern with Global Reach

September 27, 2011

As it moves across the Indian Ocean, the Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO) can bring torrential rains to California and add power to hurricanes forming in the Gulf of Mexico. Yet after 30 years of studying this cyclical weather pattern scientists are no closer to understanding how it works.
Exploring an Unknown Arctic Seabottom (No Ice Included)

September 14, 2011

Readers can follow a New York Times blog from the arctic as the U.S. flagship vessel for charting geology under the seabed sails the Chukchi Sea, north of Alaska and Siberia. By sending sound pulses to the seabed and reading the echoes, scientists conducting the Chukchi Edges project aboard the Marcus G. Langseth hope to understand the structure and history of the continental shelves running underwater off Asia and North America, and the Chukchi Borderland, an adjoing region of dramatic deep-sea plateaus and ridges some 800 miles from the North Pole.
New Google Ocean Maps Dive Down Deep

June 08, 2011

Starting today, armchair explorers will be able to view parts of the deep ocean floors in far greater detail than ever before, thanks to a new synthesis of seafloor topography released through Google Earth. Developed by oceanographers at Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory from scientific data collected on research cruises, the new feature tightens resolution in covered areas from the former 1-kilometer grids to just 100 meters.
Oceans' Uptake of Manmade Carbon May Be Slowing

November 16, 2009

The oceans play a key role in regulating climate, absorbing more than a quarter of the carbon dioxide that humans put into the air. Now, the first year-by-year accounting of this mechanism during the industrial era suggests the oceans are struggling to keep up with rising emissions...


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