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Marine SurveysContents |
Background
Studies of the sea, using standard methods, to characterize broad- to micro-scale regions, principally in terms of spatial distribution of properties and resources, sometimes secondarily in terms of temporal resolution of changes. These efforts often employ regular grids or transect lines to direct the sampling. Impact of environmental injury are usually assessed this way, using a sampling pattern that covers impacted and non-impacted areas
Subsections of this Article
| Pagename | Short title | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biological Resources and Biodiversity Surveys | Biological Resources and Biodiversity Surveys | Biology and Biodiversity | none |
| Environmental Resources Conservation and Management | Environmental Resources Conservation and Management | Environmental Resources | none |
| Marine Minerals and Geohazards | Marine Minerals and Geohazards | Minerals and Geohazards | none |
| Navigation and Bathymetry | Navigation and Bathymetry | Navigation and Bathymetry | none |
Information about this article
Short title: Marine Surveys
Description: none
Expertise level: beginner
Author: Murray.Brown
Approval status: approved
Approved by: Murray.Brown
Last change: 2009-9-1
Subsection of: Marine Data and Products
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