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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TECHNICAL REPORTS1989

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August 1990

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Technical Reports - 1989

WHOI89- 1 Kloepper-Sams, Pamela 3.

Molecular regulation of the induction of Cytochrome P-450E in theestuarine fish Fundulus heteroclitus. Ph.D. Thesis. MIT/WHOIJoint Program in Oceanography and Oceanographic Engineering. Feb 1989.226p. NTIS NO. PB89-198 204/AS.

WHOI89- 2 Scharold, Jill V.

Swimming behavior and energetics of sharks. Ph.D. Thesis. MIT/UH0IJoint Program in Oceanography and Oceanographic Engineering. Feb 1989.155p. NTIS NO. PB89-198 212/AS.

WHOI89- 3 Trask, Richard P., Jerome P. Dean, James R. Valdes and Craig D.

Marquette.FASINEX (Frontal Air-Sea Interaction Experiment) mooredinstrumentation. Feb 1989. 68p. NTIS NO. AD-A209 535.

WHOI89- 4 Collins, John A.

A search for layering in the oceanic crust. Ph.D. Thesis. MIT/WHOIJoint Program in Oceanography and Oceanographic Engineering. Feb 1989.197p. NTIS NO. PB89-198 220/AS.

WHOI89- 5 Stewart, W. Kenneth.

Multisensor modeling un'erwater with uncertain information. Ph.D.Thesis. MIT/WHOI Joint Probram in Oceanography and OceanograpbicEngineering. Sep 1988. 175p. NTIS NO. AD-A209 411.

WHOI89- 6 Rintoul, Stephen R.

Mass, heat and nutcient fluxes in the Atlantic Ocean determined by

inverse methods. Ph.D. Thesis. MIT/WIIOI Joint Program in Oceanographyand Oceanographic Engineering. Jun 1988. 294p. NTIS NO. N88-21626.

WHOI89- 7 Tripp, Bruce V.

Coastal Research Center Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution report forthe period March 1986 - July 1988. Mar 1989. 44p. NTIS NO. PB89--198238/AS.

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An investigation of the marine geochemistry of gold. Ph.D. Thesis.MIT/WHOI Joint Program in Oceanography and Oceanographic Engineering.Apr 1989. 121p. NTIS NO. AD-A216 522.

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WHOI89- 9 Richardson, Philip L. and Theresa K. McKee.

Surface velocity in the equatorial oceans (20N-20S) calculated fromhistorical ship drifts. Apr 1989. 55p. NTIS NO. PB90-241 142.

WHOI89-10 Butman, Cheryl Ann and Robert J. Chapman.

The 17-meter flume at the Coastal Research Laboratory. Part I:Description and user's manual. May 1989. 36p. NTIS NO. AD-A210 835.

WHOI89-11 Trowbridge, John H., V. Rockwell Geyer, Cheryl Ann Butman and Robert 1.

Chapman.The 17-meter flume at the Coastal Research laboratory. Part II: Flowcharacte-istics. Mlay 1989. 39p. NTIS fqO. AD-A213 288.

WHOI89-12 Tricca, Alice 1.

Abstracts of manuscripts submitted in 1988 for publication. 1989.

186p. NTIS NO. PB90--240 847.

WHOI89-13 Caruso, Michael and Chris Dunn.

Satellite Data Processing System users manual V1.0 (SDPS). May 1989.

65p. NTIS NO. AD-A210 278.

WHOI89-14 Fukumori, Ichiro.

Efficient representation of the hydrographic structure of the NorthAtlantic Ocean and aspects of the circulation from objective methods.Ph.D. Thesis. MIT/V1BOI Joint Program in Oceanography and OceanographicEngineering. Jun 1989. 240p. NTIS NO. AD-A218 606.

WHOI89-15 Trull, Thomas W.

Diffusion of helium isotopes in silicate glasses and minerals:Implications for petrogenesis and geochronology. Ph.D. Thesis.MIT/ lHOI Joint Program in Oceanography and Oceanographic Engineering.Ji,i 1989. 401p. NTIS NO. PB90-241 738.

WtHOI89-16 Lyncha, James F. and Ching-Sang Chiu.

A report on the 3-D Acoustic; Working Group meeting at Long Beach, MS,July 7-8, 1988. Jun 1989. 32p. NTIS NO. AD-A209 864.

WHOI89-17 Geen, Alexander F. H. J. van.

Trace metal sources for the Atlantic inflow to the Mediterranean Sea.Ph.D. Thesis. MIT/WIIO1 Joint Program in Oceanography and OceanographicEngineering. Jun 1989. 383p. NTIS NO. AD-A218 607.

WHOI89-18 Palenik, Brian P.

Organic nitrogen utilization by phytoplankton: The role ofcell-surface deaminases. Ph.D. Thesis. bfIT/Wl1OI Joint Program inOceanography and Oceanographic Engineering. Jun 1989. 148p. NTIS NO.AD-A218 603.

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WHOI89-19 Giese, Graham S., David G. Aubrey and James T. Liu.

Development, characteristics, and effects of the new Chatham Harborinlet. Jun 1989, 37p. NTIS NO. PB90-240 169.

WHOI80-20 Swift, S. A., S. T. Bolmer and R. A. Stephen.

Site synthesis report of DSDP sites 417 and 418. Jun 1989. 16 3p.

WHOI89-21 Catipovic, Josko and Lee Freitag.

WHOI Acoustic Telemetry Project interim report 12/1/88 - 6/1/89. Jul1989. 45p. NTIS NO. AD-A213 007.

WHOI89-22 Honjo, Susumu, Steven 1. Manganini and Richard Krishfield.

Cruise report: JGOFS Leg 1 international study of the North Atlanticbloom. R/V ATLANTIS II voyage: 119.2, Furchal to Reykjavik,March/April 1989. Jul 1989. 32p. NTIS NO. PB90-240 284.

WHOI89-23 Knapp, George P., Marvel C. Stalcup and Robert J. Stanley.

Dissolved oxygen measurements in sea water at the Woods HoleOceanographic Institution. Jul 1989. l7p. NTIS NO. PB90-241 159.

WHOI89-24 Copley, Nancy J., Peter H. Viebe and Timothy 3. Cow1cs.

Copepods from wars-core ring 82-H. Jul 1989. 145p. plus floppy disk.NTIS NO. PB90-240 961.

WHOI89-25 Limeburner, Richard and Robert C. Beardsley.

CTD observations off northern California during the Shelf Mixed LayerExperiment, SMILE, November 1988. Jul 1989. 275p. NTIS NO. PD90-111717/AS.

WHOI89-26 Flierl, Glenn R. and Pamela 3. Gorlart.

1988 summer study program in Geophysical Fluid Dynamics. The influenceof convection on large-scale circulations. Jul 1989. 369p. NTIS NO.AD-A216 024.

WHOI19-27 Sherrell, Robert M.

The trace metal geochemistry of suspended oceanic particulate matter.Ph.D. Thesis. MIT/WI0I Joint Program in Oceanography and OceanographicEngineuring. Aug 1989. 2i4p. NTIS NO. AD-A218 604.

WHOI89-28 Dahl, Peter Hans.

Acoustic diffraction from a semi-infinite elastic plate under arbitraryfulid loading with application to scattering from Arctic ice leads.Ph.D. Thesis. MIT/WOI Joint Progran in Oceanography and OceanographicEngineering. Aug 1989. 359p.

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WHOI89-29 Furman, Tanya Helen.

Evolution of I, elandic central volcanoes: Evidence from the Austurhornplutonic and Vestmannaeyjar volcanic complexes. MIT/WHOI Joint Programin Oceanography and Oceanographic Engineering. Sep 1989. 375p.

WHOI89-30 Spitzer, William Seth.

Rates of vertical mixing, ga. exchange, and new production: Estimatesfrom seasonal gas oycles in the upper ocean near Bermuda. Ph.D.Thesis. MIT/WilOl Joint Program in Oceanography and OceanographicEngineering. Aug 1989. 164p. NTIS NO. PB90-244 781.

WHOI89-31 Carter, William E., David G. Aubrey, Trevor Baker, Claude Boucher,

Christian LeProvost, David Pugh, W. R. Peltier, Mark Zumberge, Richard H. Rapp,Robert E. Schutz, K. 0. Emery and David B. Enfield.Geodetic fixing of tide gauge bench marks. A report to the Commissionon Mean Sea Level and Tides International Association for PhysicalSciences ofthe Ocean (IAPSO). Aug 1989. v, 46p. NTIS NO. PB90-161498.

WHO89-32 Segal, Mordechai and Ehud Weinstein.

Optimal sourca localization and tracking using arrays withuncertainties in sensor locations. Aug 1989. 42p. NTIS NO. AD-A212976.

WEOI89-33 Jenter, Harry Leonard.

Modelling bottom stress in depth-averaged flows. Ph.D. Thesis.MIT/WO1 Joint Progra. in Oceanography and Oceanographic Engineering.Sep 1989. 155p. Vr]S NO. AD-A218 605.

WJIOI89-34 Montgomery, Ellyn T. and Markku 3. Santala.

The Surface Acoustic Shear Sensor (SASS) as used during the Shelf MIxedLayer Experiment (SMILE), November 1988 - March 1989. Jul 1939. iv,21p. NTJS NO. PB90-240 870.

WHOI89-35 White, Alan W. and Loe Anne Campbell.

Shellfish closures in Massachusetts: Status and options. Proceedingsof a Sea Grant sponsored workshop held at the Woods Hole OceanographicInstitution, Woods Hole, Massachusetts 02543, March 22, 1989. Sep1989. 58p. --jjS NO. PB90-160 896.

89-36 Anderson, Donald H. and Alan W. White.Toxic dinoflagellates and marine mammal mortalities. Proceedings of anexpert consultation held at the Woods Hole Oceanographic InstitutionMay 8-9,1989. Nov 1989. iii, 6 7p. NTIS NO. PB90-160 755.

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WHOI89-37 Wooding, C. M., C. B. Owens, M. E. Zemanovic and 1. R. Valdes.

Gulf Stream Recirculation Experiment -- Part II. Sep 1989. v, 318p.NTIS NO. PB90-241 746.

WHOI89-38 Signell, Richard Peter.

Tidal dynamics and dispersion around coastal headlands. Ph.D. Thesis.Nov 1989. 66p. NTIS NO. PB90-241 753.

WHOI89-39 Drilling the oceanic lower crust. A global strategy for

exploring the deep oceanic crust and mantle in the 1990's.Co-sponsored by the W.M. Keck Geodynamics Program and the InteinationalLithosphere Project, March 7-10, 1989, Woods Hole, Massachusetts.JOI/USSAC Workshop Report. Nov 1989. 130p. NTIS NO. PB90-240 953.

WHOI89-40 Doughazty, Martin Eugene.

Ocean bottom seismic scattering. Ph.D. Thesis. MIT/WIJOI Joint Programin Oceanography and OceanograpLic Engineering. Nov 1989. 312p.

WHO89-41 Limeburner, Richard and Robert C. Beardsley.

CTD observations off Northern California during the Shelf Mixed layerExperiment, S1,)ILF, February/March 1989. Sep 1989. 222p. NTIS NO.PB90-239 559.

WHOI89-42 Limeburner, Richard and Jobert C. Beardsley.

CTD observations off Northern California during t'-e Shelf Mixed layerExperiment, SMLE, Mfay 1989. Sep 1989. 242p. NTIS NO. PB90-244 955.

WHOI89-43 Putnam, Susan S.

Bibliography of technical reports, 1988. Oct 1989. 21p. NTIS NO.AD-A216 842.

WHOI89-44 Crescenti, Gennaro H. and Robert A. Weller.

Improved fleteorological measurements froi buoys and ships (IMET)Prelininary comparison of precipitation s.einsors. Oct 1989. 36p. NTISNO. PB90-241 902.

WHOI89-45 Crecerti.: Genmro Hz: Robert A. Weller. David S. Hoson and Kenneth E.

Prada.Improved Meteorological measurements from buoys and ships (IlZT)Preliminary analysis of solar radiation and motion data from IMET testbuoy. Oct 1989. 42p. NTIS NO. PB90-241 984.

WH0189-46 Crescenti, Gennaro H., Richard E. Payne and Robert A. Weller.

Improved Meteorological measurements from buoys and ships (IMIET)Preliminary comparison of solar radiation air temperature shields. Oct1989. 57p. NTIS NO. PB90-241 928.

IWHOI89-47 Crescenti, Gennaro H., Richard E. Payne and Robert A. Weller.

Improved Meteorological measurements from buoys and ships (IMET)Preliminary comparison of pyranometers. Oct 1989. 34p. NTIS NO.PB90-241 936.

WHOI89-48 Alln, J. M. and D. R. Burns.

Calculation of 3-dimensional synthetic seismograms on the connectionmachine. Oct 1989. 86p. NTIS NO. AD-A218 472.

WHOI89-49 Payne, Richard E., Gennaro H. Crescenti and Robert A. Weller.

Improved Meteorological measurements from buoys and ships (IMET)Preliminary report on barometric pressure sensors. Dec 1989. 45p.NTIS NO. PB90-242 116.

WHOI89-50 Not issued.

WHOI89-51 Limeburner, Richard and Robert C. Beardsley.

CTD observations in the Great South Channel during the South ChannelOcean Productivity EXperiment, (SCOPEX, May - June 1989. Nov 1989.255p. NTIS NO. PB90-241 126.

WHOI89-52 Dunn, Christopher V.R. and Allan G. Gordon.

A pop-up float recovery system for coastal oceanographic tripods. Nov1989. 31p. NTIS NO. AD-A221 087.

WHOI89-53 Limeburner, Richard and Robert C. Beardsley.

CT) observations on tbe North Brazil shelf during a multidisciplinaryAmazon Shelf SEDiment Study, AMASSEDS, August 1989. Nov 1989. 137p.NTIS NO. PB90-241 134.

WHOI89-54 Ewing-DeRemer, Barbara.

1989 Summer study program in Geophysical Fluid Dynamics. Generalcirculation of the oceans. Nov 1989. iv, 514p. NTIS NO. AD-A225 571.

WHOI89-55 Sachs, P. L., T. R. Hammar and M. P. Bacon.

A large-volume, deap-sea submersible pumping system. Nov 1989. 57p.NTIS NO. PB90-240 938.

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89-56 Montgomery, Ellyn T., C. V. R. Dunn and A. J. Williams.Report on Sediment TRansport Events on Sbelf and Slope (STRESS) fieldseason 1: Winter 1988-1989 Bentbic Acoustic Stress Sensor (BASS)component. Dec !999. 37p. NTIS NO. AD-A222 068.

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DEPARTMENT INDEX

Administration89-12, 89-43

Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering

89- 5, 89-10, 89-11, 89-16, 89-21, 89-28, 89-32, 89-33, 89-34,89-48, 89-52, 89-56

Biology89- 1, 89- 2, 89-24

Chemistry89- 8, 89-15, 89-17, 89-18, 89-27, 89-30, 89-55

Coastal Research Center89- 7, 89-19, 89-31, 89-36

Geology and Geophysics89- 4, 89-20, 89-22, 89-29, 89-35, 89-39, 89-40

Geophysical Fluid Dynamics89-26, 89-54

Physical Oceanography89- 3, 89- 6, 89- 9, 89-13, 89-14, 89-23, 89-25, 89-37, 89-38,

89-41, 89-42, 89-44, 89-45, 89-46, 89-47, 89-49, 89-51, 89-53

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AUTHOR INDEX

Allen, 1. M . . ............. . ............. . ...... ......... 89-48Anderson, Donald M., Editor . . ............................ 89-36Aubrey, David G. ............. ............... * . . ... . 89-19, 89-31Bacon, M. P . ........... .... . ........ ..... ..... . ......... 89-55Baker, Trevor 9.3...... .......... 1Beardsley, Rob ... 89-25, 89-41, 89-42, 89-51, 89-53Bolmer, S. T. .. o. . ... . ..... . . . . . .......... ... ......... 89-20Boucher, Claude ........ . ............. ...... ......... 89-31Burns, D. R . .............. .. ......... . ............ 89-48Butman, Cheryl Ann .......... ... o ... . ... ...... .89-10, 89-11Campbell, Lee Anne, Editor ...................... .. .... 89-35Carter, William E . ...................... ... .. . ..... . ..... 89-31Caruso, Michael .. ..... ........ ............... . . .* ... 89-13Catipovic, Josko .................. .... o . ...... ...... ... 89-21Chapman, Robert J. ..... ..................... . .89-10, 89-11Chiu, Ching-Sang . ................ . ..... ... 89-16Collins, John A .......... ............. ............ . .... 89- 4Copley, Nancy 3 .. ........................ .... 89-24Cowles Timothy I . . . . . . . . . . .4. . . . . . . . . . ")-24

Crescenti, Gennaro H. ............ 89-44, 89-45, 89-46, 89-47, 89-49Dahl, Peter Hans ................. .. ........ ... .. .... .89-28Dean, Jerome P............. ........ ... ...... . . ..... . 89- 3Dougherty, Martin Eugene ......... .. . . .. .. .... . . . ....... 89-40Dunn, Christopher V.R ....................... 89-13, 89-52, 89-56Emery, K. 0. .. ... *..................... .... . .. .... . . .... 89-31

Enfield, David B ............................. ......89-31Ewing-DeRemer, Barbara, Editor ........................ 89-54Falkner, Kelly Kenison ............. ................ o ........ .89- 8Flierl, Glenn R .. ............ .... . *.. ...... ......... .. .... 89-26Freitag, Lee ......... o.... o... ....... ...... ....... . .. .... 89-21Fukumori, Ichiro ........ .................Furman, Tanya Helen .............. ............ 89-29Geen, Alexander F. M. 3. van ............. ............ ..... 89-17Geyer, W. Rockwell .......... .... .................... ....... 89-11Giese, Graham S . ........... ....... .... . . 444 . . . 89-19Gordon, Allan G . ... 4.. ................................ ...89,-52Goulart, Pamela J., Editor ...... .. 4. ........ 4..... ......... 89-26Hammar, T. R . . ................... . . 44... . ........... 89-55Honjo, Susumu .... ........... *.. ......... ...... ......... 89-22Hosom, David S . ....... . .. ....... ............ .... ... ... 89-453eater. Harry Leonard ........... o................ o..... 89-33Kloopper-Sams, Pamela J . .................. o.. ....... ... 89- 1Knapp, George P4 o...... .................... . ......... .... 89-23Krishfield, Richard ... *a ..4 ....... . .......... ..... .... 89-22LeProvost, Christian ............. ..................... .. 89-31Limeburner, Richard ............... 89-25, 89-41, 89-42, 89-51, 89-53Liu, James T . ........ o.................. ...... o444 4..... .... 89-19Lynch, Tames F. . ......... .................. . . . .... 89-16Manganini, Steven .* ........... . .. 4 .... . ........ 89-22

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Marquette, Craig D. .. ........ .... .................. ... *89- 3McKee, Theresa K, ...... 49 .................................... 89- 9Montgomery, Ellyn T . .................................. 89-34, 89-56Owens, W. B . ......... ..... .. 3 ..... 3............. 89-37Palenik, Brian P . .......... 0.. . ........ ...... . ...... 89-18Payne, RichardE . .. ................... 9-46, 89-47, 89-49Peltier, W. R, # ... 4 ............. c .... g,............. 89-31Prada, Kenneth E . ................ .. ....... ........ ...... ..... .89-45Pugh, David ...... a......... ............... 89-31Putnam, Susan S., Compiler . 11 .................... 89-43Rapp, Richard H. .................. . ........... .... .... o.. #89-31Richardson, Philip L . .. .............. . ...... I........... 189- 9R intoul, Stephen R . ..... .... .. .. *. ..... .......... .... .89- 6Sachs, P. L ............. .......... ... ........ 89-55Santala, Markku J .............. . ....................... .. 89-34Scharold, Jill V . ............ .. 33............. .. ..... 89-- 2

S chutz, Robert E . ........... .......... ............ . ....... 89-31Segal, Mordechai ............... 4 ............. 89-32Sherrell, Robert M . ................. ................... .. 89-27Signell, Richard Peter ..................... 4 ......... 89-38Spitzer, William Seth .................................. 89-30Stalcup, Marvel C . .. ......................... . 89-23

Stanley, Robert J ...................................... 89-23Stephen, R. A ..................... 33........... 89-20Stewart, W. Kenneth ................ ....................... 89- 5Swift, S. A . ................ ... . ............... . .... .89-20Trask, Richard P . ................ ............... 89- 3Tricca, Alice I., Editor .................................... 89-12Tripp, Bruce W . .......................................... ... 89- 7

Trowbridge, John H . ... ..... 4 ............................. 89-11Trull, Thomas W ...... ........................................ 89-15

Valdes, James R . ...................... 2 ........... 89- 3, 89-37Weinstein, Ehud .......................... ............ 89-32Weller, Robert A .......... 8.... 89-4, 89-46 9-47, 89-49White, Alan W., Editor ................ ............... 89-35, 89-36Wiebe, Peter H. ........... ................................... 89-24Williams, A. J . .......... ................................... 89-56Wooding, C. M . ............. .......................... 89-37Zemanovic, M. E . .............................. 89-37Zumberge, Mark ......... . ... . .............................. 89-31

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FUNDING AGENCIES

Andrew W. Mellon Foundation89- 7, 89-36

Charles Stark Draper Lab, Inc.89-21

Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Department of EnvironmentalManagement, Division of Waterways89-19

Department of Energy89-55

Donaldson Charitable Trust89- 7

Dr. Donald Rhoads and Dr, L Boyer of Yale University89- 7

International Association for Physical Sciences of the Ocean(IAPSO)89-31

John von Neumann National Supercomputer Center89-40

Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory89-20

MIT89- 8

MIT Sea Grant Program89- 5

Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management89-19

Minerals Management Servike89-10, 89-11

Mobil Foundation89- 7

National Aeronautics and Space Administration89-13

National Aeronautics and Space Administration through MIT89- 6

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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration89-31

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Monitor MarineSanctuary Program89- 5

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. National SeaGrant Program Office89-35

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National MarineFisheries Service89-36

National Science Foundation89- 1, 89- 2, 89- 4, 89- 6, 89- 8, 89- 9, 89-15, 89-22, 89-23,89-24, 89-25, 89-26, 89-30, 89-33, 89-34, 89-37, 89-38, 89-40,89-41, 89-42, 89-44, 89-45, 89-46, 89-47, 89-49, 89-51, 89-53,89-54, 89-55

National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship89- 8

National Science Foundation through MIT89-14, 89-15, 89-18, 89-27

National Science Foundation , Division of Advanced ScientificComputing89-40

Office of Naval Research89- 3, 89- 5, 89- 8, 89-13, 89-15, 89-16, 89-18, 89-21, 89-26,89-28, 89-32, 89-33, 89-40, 89-48, 89-52, 89-56

ONR (Secretary of the Navy Chair) through MIT89-14

ONR through MIT89-17, 89-27, 89-29

0NR through NSF89-54

ONR. Young Investigator Program89-10, 89-11

Richard King Mellon Foundation89- 7

Sea Grant89-10

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Sea Grant College Program

89-11

Sea Grant Program through WHOI

89-31

Town of Chatham, Town of Orleans and Friends of Pleasant Bay

89-19

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (New England Division and CoastalEngineering Research Center)

89-19

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

89- 1

U.S. Public Health Service89- 1

US. Science Advisory Committee

89-39

W.M, Keck Geodynamics Program of the-Woods Hole Oceanographic

Institution

89-39

W Long-Lead Time Development Activity89-44, 89-45, 89-46, 89-47

Walter A. and Hope Hoyes Smith Special Studies Award89-10

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution89- 8

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Coastal Research Center89-36, 89-38

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Education Program89-38

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Ocean Venture Fund89-38

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Sea G;rant College Program89-19, 89-35, 89-36

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BIBLIOGRAPHIES OF TECHNICAL REPORTS

nHOIREF. TITLE NTIS ORDER NUMBER

81- 9 Bibliography of Reports, 1980 PB81-18516782-14 Bibliography of Reports, 1981 PB81-23757983- 2 Bibliography of Reports, 1982 PB83-19106484- 1 Bibliography of Reports, 1983 PB84-17379885- 2 Bibliography of Reports, 1984 PB85-20174786- 4 Bibliography of Reports, 1985 PB86-214756/AS87- 5 Bibliography of Reports, 1986 PB87-200226/LL88- 1 Bibliography of Reports, 1987 PB88-201942/AS89-43 Bibliography of Reports, 1988 Ai-A216 842

ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS

WHOIREF. TITLE

81-36 Abstracts of papers submitted in 1980 for publication82- 9 Abstracts of papers submitted in 1981 for publication83- 3 Abstracts of papers submitted in 1982 for publication84-11 Abstracts of papers submitted in 1983 for publication85- 9 Abstracts of papers submitted in 1984 for publication86- 2 Abstracts of papers submitted in 1985 for publication87- 6 Abstracts of papers submitted in 1986 for publication88-14 Abstracts of papers submitted in 1987 for publication89-12 Abstracts of papers submitted in 1988 for publication

GEOPHYSICAL FLUID DYNAMICS

WHOIREF. TITLE NTIS ORDER NUMBER

80-53 Coherent features in geophysical flows. AD-A094 43381-102 Physics of convection. AD-Al14 366/882-45 Particle motions in fluids. AD-A122 86483-41 Baroclinic instability and ocean fronts. AD-A166 89884-44 Dynamic differentiations. AD-A149 386/5/XAB85-36 Chaos. AD-A164 60186-45 Order and disorder in turbulent shear flow. AD-A177 571/7/XAB88-16 Order and disorder in planetary dynamos. AD-A196 55489-26 The influence of convection on large-scale

circulations. AD-A216 02489-54 General circulation of the oceans. AD-A225 571

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REPORT DOCUMENTATION 1 1. REPORT NO. 2. 3. Recipient's Accession No.PAGEI WHOI 90-38

4. Title and Subtitle 5. Report DateBibliography of Technical Reports 1989 7 September 1990

6.

7. Author(s) 8. Performing Organization Rapt. No.

_ Susan S. Putnam WHO1 90-389. Performing Organization Name and Address 10. Proect/Task/Work Unit No.

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution 11. Contract(C) or Grant(G) No.

Woods Hole, Massachusetts 02543 (C)

(G)

12. Sponsoring Organization Name and Addiress 13. Type of Report & Period Covered

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Technical Report

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15. Supplementary NotesThis report should be cited as: Woods Hole Oce.anog. Inst. Tech. Rept., WHOI-90-38.

16. Abstract (Umit: 200 words)

The technical reports prepared by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in 1989 are listed in this bibliography. Inquiriesabout availability of extra copies will be handled on an individual basis. Initial distribution of the reports is controlled by thefunding agencies. Reports are available through the: National Techical Information Service, NTIS Order Desk, 5285 Port RoyalRoad, Springfield, VA 22161.

NITIS order numbers are included with each report listed or can be obtained through the Document Library.

17. Document Analysis a. Descriptors

bibliographyoceanography

b. IdantiflrslOpen-Ended Terms

c. COSATI Field/Group

18. Availability Statement 19. Security Class (This Report) 21. No. of Pages

Approved for public release; distribution unlimited. 1420. Security Class ('This Pae) 22. Price

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