Publications by research area

NOC staff publications in selected science research area

2008

Autonomous underwater vehicle collision avoidance for under-ice exploration

Uranus SERPENT Report

Morvin SERPENT Report

Cyclic eruptions and sector collapses at Monowai submarine volcano, Kermadec arc: 1998-2007

The global conveyor belt from a Southern Ocean perspective

Genetic differentiation between Arctic and Antarctic monothalamous foraminiferans

Ocean fertilization: a potential means of geoengineering?

Effect of grain characteristics on the behaviour of disseminated methane hydrate bearing sediments.

Ragnarokk SERPENT visit report

Orca SERPENT field visit report

A study of gas exchange during the transition from deep winter mixing to spring bloom in the Bay of Biscay measured by continuous observation from a ship of opportunity

Edvarda SERPENT Report

FS Poseidon Cruises P343, 04 Oct-17 Oct 2006 and P345, 28 Nov-07 Dec 2006. RAPID-MOC Autumn 2006 Eastern Boundary moorings refurbishment cruises

Rapid generation of high-frequency internal waves beneath a wind and wave forced oceanic surface mixed layer

Introduction to 'Understanding the Ocean's biological pump: Results from VERTIGO'

The seasonal pCO2 cycle at 49°N/16.5°W in the northeastern Atlantic Ocean and what it tells us about biological productivity

Controls on Messinian Lower Evaporite cycles in the Mediterranean

Orphan Basin SERPENT final report

Brugdan SERPENT Report

Tornerose SERPENT Report

Lagrangian decomposition of the Deacon Cell

The role of Southern Ocean surface forcings and mixing in the global conveyor

New organic-walled Foraminifera (Protista) from the ocean's deepest point, the Challenger Deep (western Pacific Ocean)

The enigmatic, deep-sea, organic-walled genera Chitinosiphon, Nodellum and Resigella (Protista, Foraminifera): a taxonomic re-evaluation

Midnattsol SERPENT visit report and initial presentation of results

Diel rhythmicity in amino acid uptake by Prochlorococcus

Trends in ship wind speeds adjusted for observation method and height

Fluid seepage at the continental margin offshore Costa Rica and southern Nicaragua

Global environmental effects of large volcanic eruptions on ocean chemistry: Evidence from “hydrothermal” sediments (ODP Leg 185, Site 1149B)

High abundance and dark CO2 fixation of chemolithoautotrophic prokaryotes in anoxic waters of the Baltic Sea

Flank collapse and large-scale landsliding in the Cape Verde Islands, off West Africa

Water-mass transformations in a neutral density framework and the key role of light penetration

A method for calibrating hydrophones immersed in sandy sediment

Multifrequency geoacoustic imaging of fluid escape structures offshore Costa Rica: Implications for the quantification of seep processes

Spatially implicit plankton population models: transient spatial variability

A prototype system of observing the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation - scientific basis, measurement and risk mitigation strategies, and first results

Collapse and reconstruction of Monowai submarine volcano, Kermadec arc, 1998–2004

Joint seismic/electrical effective medium modelling of hydrate-bearing marine sediments and an application to the Vancouver Island margin

Deposit structure and processes of sand deposition from a decelerating sediment suspension

Impacts of climate change on air-sea heat and moisture fluxes

The New Zealand continental shelf project – the intersection of technology and international law

Observations of new western Mediterranean deep water formation using Argo floats 2004-2006

Modelling tunnel thrusters for autonomous underwater vehicles

A geophysical study of a pockmark in the Nyegga region, Norwegian Sea

Eliciting expert judgment on the probability of Loss of an AUV operating in four environments

Accessing the inaccessible: buoyancy-driven coastal currents on the shelves of Greenland and eastern Canada

Influence of margin segmentation upon the break-up of the Hatton Bank rifted margin, NE Atlantic

Basin plain deposits of the Marnoso-Arenacea Formation, Italy

Amphipoda from marine caves of Hong Kong Island