Unit 1 Introduction to Oceanography

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Used to estimate the transparency of seawater, and can provide a relative measure of productivity or turbidity

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Unoccupied, highly maneuverable underwater robots operated by a person aboard a surface vessel

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Samples a wide variety of ocean and fresh water sediment. Designed to take samples in ooze, Clay, sand, gravel, and pebbles on flat or gently sloping bottoms

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A device used to measure the salinity of liquids and solutions

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Used to analyze grain size composition

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Measures ocean currents

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Wire leads through an electro-magnetically metered wheel attached to a J-frame to track the
amount of wire that has been used to lower equipment into the ocean

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SCUBA

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A drill used to collect a long tube of sediment

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Uses sound waves and computer imaging to get a picture of the ocean floor

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Uses gravity and microwave radio, timing the interval between transmitting a short pulse and receiving a reflection back from the sea surface, to map the ocean floor

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Alvin

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Who built elaborate canoes to carry supplies and developed a navigation system based on the position of the stars?

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This person noticed that ships travelling against water currents took longer to return and was the first person to map the Gulfstream

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Developed the theory of coral reef formation and atolls (ring-shaped coral reefs) & origin of species while sailing on the HMS Beagle

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Inventor of diving devices and scuba devices such as the Aqua-Lung

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The ship that discovered the Mariana Trench in 1875

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Polynesian stick charts were used to:

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Before the 1800's, Edward Forbes stated that the abundance and variety of marine life decreased with increasing depth. This theory was known as:

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Place a check next to each of the 5 principle oceans.

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How and why ocean currents flow and air-sea interactions such as the generation of waves by wind, is what type of Oceanography?

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Study of rock structure in the ocean basin, properties of rocks such as magnetism and the occurrence of earthquakes is what type of Oceanography?

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Studying organisms that live in the ocean and their relationship to the environment is what type of Oceanography?

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Studying the composition of sea water and the processes controlling and altering its composition, including marine pollution, is what type of Oceanography?

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What is Oceanography?

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What percentage of the Earth's surface is covered by oceans?

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Oceanography can be used to predict the weather and show weather patterns.

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The study of Oceanography is needed to maintain our food supply from fisheries.

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The Atlantic Ocean is the largest of the 5 oceans.

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The Challenger Deep is located near Chili in the Pacific Ocean.

I. Intro to Oceanography A. Branches of Oceanography – chemical, physical, geological, biological B. History of Oceanography - Challenger Expedition, Darwin, Magellan, Ben Franklin, Cousteau, Wegner, Treiste, Alvin C. Research Equipment Used

Unit 1 Introduction to Oceanography

Used to estimate the transparency of seawater, and can provide a relative measure of productivity or turbidity

Unoccupied, highly maneuverable underwater robots operated by a person aboard a surface vessel

Samples a wide variety of ocean and fresh water sediment. Designed to take samples in ooze, Clay, sand, gravel, and pebbles on flat or gently sloping bottoms

A device used to measure the salinity of liquids and solutions

Used to analyze grain size composition

Measures ocean currents

Wire leads through an electro-magnetically metered wheel attached to a J-frame to track the amount of wire that has been used to lower equipment into the ocean

SCUBA

A drill used to collect a long tube of sediment

Uses sound waves and computer imaging to get a picture of the ocean floor

Uses gravity and microwave radio, timing the interval between transmitting a short pulse and receiving a reflection back from the sea surface, to map the ocean floor

Alvin

Who built elaborate canoes to carry supplies and developed a navigation system based on the position of the stars?

This person noticed that ships travelling against water currents took longer to return and was the first person to map the Gulfstream

Developed the theory of coral reef formation and atolls (ring-shaped coral reefs) & origin of species while sailing on the HMS Beagle

Inventor of diving devices and scuba devices such as the Aqua-Lung

The ship that discovered the Mariana Trench in 1875

Polynesian stick charts were used to:

Before the 1800's, Edward Forbes stated that the abundance and variety of marine life decreased with increasing depth. This theory was known as:

Place a check next to each of the 5 principle oceans.

Wire leads through an electro-magnetically metered wheel attached to a J-frame to track the
amount of wire that has been used to lower equipment into the ocean