The Official Magazine of The Oceanography Society
Volume 17 | Number 2 | June 2004
Special Issue: Coastal Ocean Optics and Dynamics
On the Cover: Concept design and photo by Mark Moline, California Polytechnic State University. Artwork by Jeremiah Blackwell, California Polytechnic State University and Tommy Dickey, University of California, Santa Barbara. Back: Images of PHILLS data, courtesy of Curt Davis, US Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC (upper) and W. Paul Bissett, Florida Environmental Research Institute (lower). See Philpott et al. and Bisseett et al., this issue, for further details.
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SPECIAL ISSUE FEATURES
Studies of Coastal Ocean Dynamics and Processes Using Emerging Optical Technologies
By
Tommy D. Dickey
BOX • Tiny Bubbles: An Overlooked Optical Constituent
By
Eric Terrill and
Marlon Lewis
BOX • The Evolution of Optical Water Mass Classification
By
Robert A. Arnone,
A. Michelle Wood, and
Richard W. Gould, Jr.
The New Age of Hyperspectral Oceanography
By
Grace Chang ,
Kevin Mahoney,
Amanda Briggs-Whitmire ,
David D.R. Kohler,
Curtis D. Mobley,
Marlon Lewis ,
Mark A. Moline ,
Emmanuel Boss,
Minsu Kim,
William Philpot, and
Tommy D. Dickey
Watercolors in the Coastal Zone: What Can We See?
By
Oscar Schofield ,
Robert A. Arnone,
W. Paul Bissett ,
Tommy D. Dickey,
Curtiss O. Davis,
Zoe Finkel ,
Matthew Oliver, and
Mark A. Moline
From Meters to Kilometers: A Look at Ocean-Color Scales of Variability, Spatial Coherence, and the Need for Fine-Scale Remote Sensing in Coastal Ocean Optics
By
W. Paul Bissett ,
Robert A. Arnone,
Curtiss O. Davis ,
Tommy D. Dickey,
Daniel Dye,
David D.R. Kohler , and
Richard W. Gould, Jr.
Why Should We Measure the Optical Backscattering Coefficient?
By
Emmanuel Boss,
Dariusz Stramski,
Trisha Bergmann,
W. Scott Pegau , and
Marlon Lewis
Colored Dissolved Organic Matter in the Coastal Ocean: An Optical Tool for Coastal Zone Environmental Assessment and Management
By
Paula Coble,
Chuanmin Hu ,
Richard W. Gould, Jr.,
Grace Chang, and
A. Michelle Wood
Optical Modeling of Ocean Waters: Is the Case 1 - Case 2 Classification Still Useful?
By
Curtis D. Mobley,
Dariusz Stramski ,
W. Paul Bissett , and
Emmanuel Boss
Coastal Ocean Circulation Influences on Remotely Sensed Optical Properties: A West Florida Shelf Case Study
By
Robert H. Weisberg,
Ruoying He,
Gary Kirkpatrick ,
Frank Muller-Karger , and
John J. Walsh
Bottom Characterization from Hyperspectral Image Data
By
William Philpot ,
Curtiss O. Davis,
W. Paul Bissett ,
Curtis D. Mobley,
David D.R. Kohler,
Zhongping Lee ,
Jeffrey Bowles,
Robert G. Steward ,
Yogesh Agrawal ,
John Trowbridge ,
Richard W. Gould, Jr., and
Robert A. Arnone
BOX • Bottom Nepheloid Layer
By
Yogesh Agrawal
The Expanding Role of Ocean Color and Optics in the Changing Field of Operational Oceanography
By
Scott Glenn ,
Oscar Schofield,
Tommy D. Dickey,
Robert Chant,
Josh Kohut,
Hervé Barrier,
Jennifer Bosch,
Louis Bowers,
Elizabeth Creed,
Chip Haldeman,
Eli Hunter,
John Kerfoot ,
Chhaya Mudgal ,
Matthew Oliver,
Hugh Roarty,
Emmeline Romana,
Mike Crowley ,
Donald Barrick, and
Clayton Jones
REGULAR ISSUE FEATURES
IVY-MIKE
By
Walter Munk and
Deborah Day
Sverdrup's Biology
By
John A. McGowan
DEPARTMENTS
QUARTERDECK • Changes
By
Ellen S. Kappel
FROM THE PRESIDENT • Paris in Spring
By
Eric O. Hartwig
LETTER TO THE EDITOR • The Answer Must be Red Crabs, of Course
By
Alan Longhurst
FROM THE GUEST EDITOR • HyCODE
By
Joan S. Cleveland
MEETING REPORT • Building a Window to the Sea: Ocean Research Interactive Observatory Networks (ORION)
By
Oscar Schofield and
Margaret K. Tivey
Special Issue Guest Editors
Joan S. Cleveland, Office of Naval Research
Sponsors
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