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Shaw-Shoemaker Digital Edition

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Table of Contents: “…., A Voyage to the Pacific Ocean --…”
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Table of Contents: “…Preface -- Introduction -- The Cape Verde Archipelago -- Constraining the Cape Verde Swell using numerical models -- How to trace island freeboard -- Tracers of uplift and subsidence in the Cape Verde Archipelago -- Dating of sea-level palaeo-markers -- Vertical movements of Ocean Island Volcanoes: insights from a stationary plate -- Conclusions -- Future Work -- Bibliography.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Foreword – Carl Wunsch -- Foreward – Paul Gaffney -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Waves and wave spectra -- Oceanographers learn about power spectra -- Wave prediction -- Where the swell begins -- Coming to America -- Coming to America -- Caltech -- Serving in the Army -- Clearance problems -- Bikini (1946) and Eniwetok (1951) -- Settling down at Scripps -- Munk finally gets his degree -- Wind-driven ocean circulation -- From waves to tides 1958-1968 -- 6 Deep sea tides 1964 -- The alleged suicide of Aristotle -- 7 Internal waves 1971 – 1981 -- Ocean Acoustics 1974 -- The Gulf Stream sheds eddies -- The Mode experiments -- Ocean Acoustic Tomography -- Heard Island -- Whales -- The last twenty years -- Mohole 1957 – 1964 -- The wobbling earth 1950 – 1960 -- IGPP. 1962 -- The Cambridge connection -- Finding the faculty -- Building the Laboratory -- Navy -- Finis -- Appendix.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Qanikcaq : Snow [sings of, frost and hoarfrost, wet snow, ice fog, snow shelter, traveling in snow -- clothing] -- Imarpik Elitaituq : The ocean can not be learned [ocean is pitiless, rules for hunting on the ocean, sandbars and channels, waves and wind, current and tide, traveling in dangerous conditions, kayaking] -- Ciku : Ice [fall formation of sea ice, newly frozen, rough and smooth ice, snow in water, crevices and cracks, reflection of open water, ocean swells, large drifting ice floes, packed ice on current lines, traveling through ice, safety] -- Yuni'i Maliggluki Ella Ayuqimitun Ayuqenrirtuq : The world is changing following its people [becoming unpredictable, fish and fishing is changing, sinking land].…”
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Table of Contents: “…HISTORY, INSTRUMENTATION, NETWORK -- The Characteristics of Infrasound, its Propagation and Some Early History -- The IMS Infrasound Network: Design and Establishment of Infrasound Stations -- Monitoring the Earth’s Atmosphere with the Global IMS Infrasound Network -- Low-Noise Broadband Microbarometers -- A Review of Wind-Noise Reduction Methodologies -- SOURCES, OBSERVATIONS, AND PROPAGATION -- Worldwide Observations of Infrasonic Waves -- Infrasonic Observations of Open Ocean Swells in the Pacific: Deciphering the Song of the Sea -- Generation of Microbaroms by Deep-Ocean Hurricanes -- Acoustic-Gravity Waves from Earthquake Sources -- Seismic Waves from Atmospheric Sources and Atmospheric/Ionospheric Signatures of Seismic Waves -- Acoustic-Gravity Waves from Impulsive Sources in the Atmosphere -- Meteor Generated Infrasound: Theory and Observation -- High-latitude Observations of Infrasound from Alaska and Antarctica: Mountain Associated Waves and Geomagnetic/Auroral Infrasonic Signals -- Some Atmospheric Effects on Infrasound Signal Amplitudes -- Atmospheric Variability and Infrasound Monitoring -- PROPAGATION MODELING IN A REALISTIC ATMOSPHERE -- On the Prospects for Acoustic Sounding of the Fine Structure of the Middle Atmosphere -- Numerical Methods to Model Infrasonic Propagation Through Realistic Specifications of the Atmosphere -- Misty Picture: A Unique Experiment for the Interpretation of the Infrasound Propagation from Large Explosive Sources -- Ground Truth Events: Assessing the Capability of Infrasound Networks Using High Resolution Data Analyses -- ATMOSPHERIC INVESTIGATIONS FROM GLOBAL CONTINUOUS INFRASOUND MONITORING -- Contribution of Infrasound Monitoring for Atmospheric Remote Sensing -- Global Scale Monitoring of Acoustic and Gravity Waves for the Study of the Atmospheric Dynamics -- Dynamics and Transport in the Middle Atmosphere Using Remote Sensing Techniques from Ground and Space -- The Representation of Gravity Waves in Atmospheric General Circulation Models (GCMs) -- Inversion of Infrasound Signals for Passive Atmospheric Remote Sensing.…”
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