Volume 10 | Number 3 | 1998
Special Issue: The Oceanography Society 1997 Meeting
On the Cover: The power of the ocean's surface "interface" is seen from the deck of the WECOMA, as scientists prepare to launch an acoustic instrument designed to probe fluxes driven by winds and breaking waves. (Photo courtesy of Vadim Polonichko, Institute of Ocean Sciences, Canada.)
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SPECIAL ISSUE FEATURES
Observing the Ocean Side of the Air-Sea Interface
By
David M. Farmer
The Flux of Particles to the Deep Sea: Methods, Measurements, and Mechanisms
By
Wilford D. Gardner
Differential Fluxes of Heat and Salt: Implications for Circulation and Ecosystem Modeling
By
Barry Ruddick
The Moon, of Course…
By
Walter Munk and
Carl Wunsch
U.S. Ocean Science Needs for Modeling and Data Synthesis: Status of a Community Assessment
By
Worth D. Nowlin, Jr.
The Politics of Global Warming
By
John A. Knauss
Oceanography as a Career
By
John H. Steele
DEPARTMENTS
QUARTERDECK • TOS Meetings—A Great Place to Meet
By
Larry Atkinson
LETTER • The Oceanographer's Toolkit—The Web as a Teaching Tool
By
Matthias Tomczak
REVIEW AND COMMENT • Meeting Report for Seattle, 1997: Some Personal Remarks
By
Melbourne G. Briscoe
REVIEW AND COMMENT • U.S. Public Attitudes Toward Marine Environmental Issues
By
Vikki N. Spruill
OCEAN EDUCATION • Oceanography in the High School Setting
By
John A. Fornshell and
Frank D. Ferrari
INTERNATIONAL • International Policy Issues: Oceans
By
Gunnar Kullenberg
BOOK REVIEW • Climate Process and Change
By
Larry Atkinson
BOOK REVIEW • Sea Change: A Message of the Oceans
By
John Alton Duff
Sponsors
This volume is sponsored in part by the Ocean Sciences Division of the National Science Foundation and the Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research.