Ocean monitoring: a myth or amiss?

Jillett, J.; Portobello, M.

Ocean monitoring: a myth or amiss?

1989

Jillett, J. (Otago Univ., Dunedin (New Zealand)) | Portobello, M.

Costs associated with ships and other observational platforms have severely limited the accumulation of extensive data bases for the open ocean in the New Zealand region. Remote sensing by satellite offers opportunities to monitor a wide range of sea surface characteristics including temperature, primary production, surface waves, eddy systems, coastal upwelling and mass transport. Biological indices, such as condition; growth and survival, in selected animal populations could be used as integrative measures of environmental conditions

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clima climat corrientes de agua courant d'eau nueva zelandia surveillance vigilancia

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Publisher

Dept. of Conservation

Other Subjects

Teledeteccion/ temperatura; Teledetection/ temperature; Nouvelle-zelande; Region maritime; Areas marinas

Language

English

Note

20 ref., Summary (En)

Type

Conference; Bibliography; Summary

Source

Proceedings of a Symposium on Environmental Monitoring in New Zealand with Emphasis on Protected Areas [Dunedin, New Zealand, May 1989], Department of Conservation, Wellington (New Zealand).- Wellington (New Zealand): Dept. of Conservation, 1989. p. 112-116

Conference

Symposium on Environmental Monitoring in New Zealand with Emphasis on Protected Areas, Dunedin (New Zealand), May 1989

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Ocean monitoring: a myth or amiss?

1989

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