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This
text
states
that
although
all
estuaries
are
similar
in
that
they
are
semi-enclosed
bodies
of
brackish
water,
they
are
categorized
with
regard
to
geological
characteristics,
and
further
distinguished
on
the
basis
of
stratification
and
circulation
patterns.
According
to
their
geological
characteristics,
estuaries
are
classified
as:
drowned
river
valleys
or
coastal-plain
estuaries,
bar-built
estuaries
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This
report
lays
out
recommendations
and
a
strategic
implementation
plan
for
education
and
communications
allied
with
the
Integrated
Ocean
Observing
System
(IOOS).
Participants
at
the
IOOS-COOS
and
Education
Workshop
developed
these
recommendations
and
helped
shape
the
plan.
The
plan
positions
IOOS
education
and
communications
efforts
as
one
component
of
a
larger
national
education
effort
that
promotes
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This
website
is
part
of
Visible
Earth,
which
is
hosted
by
the
National
Aeronautics
and
Space
Administration
(NASA),
and
contains
a
searchable
directory
of
images,
visualizations,
and
animations
of
the
Earth.
This
section
contains
images
pertaining
to
coastal
processes,
marine
geophysics
and
sediments,
ocean
chemistry,
circulation,
optics,
and
temperature,
and
waves,
winds,
and
sea
ice.
Each
image
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This
lesson
addresses
the
topic
of
Harmful
Algal
Blooms.
Students
will
discover
that
harmful
algal
blooms
(HABs)
occur
when
algae,
simple
plants
that
live
in
the
sea
and
form
the
base
of
the
food
web,
produce
toxic
or
harmful
effects
for
people,
fish,
shellfish,
marine
mammals
and
birds.
They
will
also
learn
that
HABs
have
been
reported
in
almost
every
coastal
state
in
the
United
States,
and
that
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This
Classroom
Connectors
lesson
plan
teaches
students
about
the
various
resources
provided
by
the
worlds
oceans.
The
site
provides
goals,
objectives,
an
outline,
time
required,
materials,
activities,
and
closure
ideas
for
the
lesson.
The
Classroom
Connectors
address
content
with
an
activity
approach
while
incorporating
themes
necessary
to
raise
the
activity
to
a
higher
cognition
level.
The
major
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The
Global
Programme
of
Action
(GPA)
was
established
to
guide
national
and
regional
authorities
toward
counteracting
marine
degradation
from
land-based
activities.
Key
to
this
effort
is
the
GPA
Clearinghouse,
an
extensive
work-in-progress
for
which
this
site
is
the
central
node.
Searches
with
the
clearinghouse
mechanism
are
first
qualified
by
any
of
four
approaches:
by
Pollutant
Source
Category,
Regional
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This
six-day
unit
provides
an
in-depth
look
at
the
dynamic
forces
at
work
on
the
sea
floor.
Throughout
the
unit,
students
collect
their
findings
in
a
portfolio.
The
comprehensive
curriculum
materials
include
teacher
tools
with
individually
downloadable
readings,
detailed
daily
breakdowns
of
tasks
that
include
teacher
strategies
for
using
the
activities,
a
portfolio
grading
sheet,
a
project
rubric
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This
teaching
box
is
designed
to
teach
students
about
the
biotic
and
abiotic
factors
that
drive
the
process
of
upwelling
in
the
oceans.
Students
will
deepen
their
understanding
of
the
dynamics
that
create
a
seasonal
abundance
of
marine
life
in
coastal
upwelling
zones
by
exploring
marine
food
webs,
primary
food
production
in
the
ocean,
density
and
wind-driven
currents,
and
seasonal
changes
in
resources.
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This
article
describes
some
of
the
technological
tools
used
by
ocean
researchers
and
how
they
are
employed.
Users
can
read
about
the
uses
of
satellites,
shipboard
computer
systems,
sonar
systems,
GIS
(geographic
information
system),
and
hand-held
computers
or
personal
digital
assistants
(PDAs)
in
oceanographic
research.
A
variety
of
other
moored,
floating,
or
towed
instruments
are
also
descrobed.
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The
Voyage
of
the
Odyssey
is
a
five-year
program
designed
to
gather
the
first
ever
baseline
data
on
levels
of
synthetic
contaminants
throughout
the
oceans
of
the
world.
It
uses
whales,
albatrosses
and
pelagic
fish
as
indicator
species
for
measuring
the
health
of
the
seas.
There
is
a
map
to
locate
the
current
position
of
the
Odyssey
and
ship
logs,
video,
and
audio
reports
to
learn
about
the
experiences
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