Calibration of SeaWiFS. I. Direct techniques Robert A. Barnes, Robert E. Eplee, Jr., G. Michael Schmidt, Frederick S. Patt, and Charles R. McClain We present an overview of the calibration of the Sea-viewing Wide Field-o

Source URL: oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov

• Science
• Coastal Zone Color Scanner
• Calibration
• Radiance
• Measurement
• Earth
• SeaWiFS

New Features CanVis training is now certified by the American Planning Association (APA). Starting in 2011, participants in the CanVis virtual workshop can receive 3.0 Certification Maintenance credits (CMs) from the Ame

Source URL: www.csc.noaa.gov

• Social information processing
• Water pollution
• Oceanography
• Flickr
• Image hosting
• Photo sharing
• Stormwater
• Current sea level rise
• Coastal management
• Physical geography
• Earth
• World Wide Web

Survey of NIMAS and Related Information Posted to State Education Agency Web Sites February, 2009 (latest update: June, [removed]This Survey of State Education Agency (SEA) web sites covers U.S. states and territories and

Source URL: aim.cast.org

• C
• Software engineering
• World Wide Web
• Programming language theory
• National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard
• Computing
• Website

NOAA Ship THOMAS JEFFERSON S-222 Sound waves are transmitted out from each side of the sonar in a wide fan. Reflected sound waves generate an image of the sea floor and objects such as wrecks, rocks, or other debris

Source URL: www.moc.noaa.gov

• Surveying
• Hydrography
• NOAAS Thomas Jefferson
• Multibeam echosounder
• Hydrographic survey
• Side-scan sonar
• Sonar
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• Echo sounding
• Cartography
• Physical geography
• Oceanography

Alone on a Wide Wide Sea: A National Security Rationale for Joining the Law of the Sea Convention

Source URL: www.virginia.edu

• Seas
• United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
• Exclusive economic zone
• Transit passage
• Baseline
• Territorial waters
• Innocent passage
• Maritime boundary
• International waters
• Law of the sea
• Political geography
• International relations

NORTH KOREA: MILITARY ZONE (HYPOTHETICAL) The Military Zone in the Sea of Japan is 50nm wide. In the Yellow Sea it equates to the limits of their economic zone (200nm). No coordinates were provided for either the economi

Source URL: www.jag.navy.mil

NOAA Ship RUDE operations, the side-scan sonar images a swath of seafloor 200 m wide, allowing Rude to quickly search for underwater obstructions. In 2002, Rude upgraded to a high-speed, highresolution SSS which allows

Source URL: www.omao.noaa.gov

• Year of birth missing
• NOAAS Rude
• Hydrographic survey
• NOAA ships and aircraft
• Samuel P. De Bow
• Jr.
• Gilbert T. Rude
• Nautical chart
• Multibeam echosounder
• Side-scan sonar
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• Hydrography
• United States Department of Commerce

1 The Quality Status Report 2010 Ten years of managing, monitoring and assessing the marine environment The vast sea area covered by the OSPAR Convention is the home of a wide range of ecosystems which vary in diversit

Source URL: qsr2010.ospar.org

• Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-East Atlantic
• European Union directives
• Impact assessment
• Technology assessment
• International Council for the Exploration of the Sea
• Water Framework Directive
• Ecosystem
• Biodiversity
• Environmental impact assessment
• Environment
• Ocean pollution
• Earth

OPEN-IX A PROPOSAL TO FIX A PROBLEM DRAFT VERSION 5.2 OPPORTUNITY There are two opportunities for sea change in the North American Internet market. First, there is significant support for the concept of business-neutral

Source URL: www.open-ix.org

• Routing
• Wide area networks
• Peering
• Internet exchange point
• Interconnection
• Data center
• Internet
• Computing
• Concurrent computing
• Distributed computing

PUBLIC SEMINAR #3: CYBER IP LAW GOOGLE ADWORDS & TRADEMARK RIGHTS: THE EUROPEAN & HONG KONG

Source URL: europe.hkbu.edu.hk

• AdWords
• Google
• Computing
• Internet
• World Wide Web
• Hong Kong
• Pearl River Delta
• South China Sea