Titlebook: Ocean Margin Systems; Gerold Wefer,David Billett,Tjeerd C. E. Weering Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Benthic Biology.Flu

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Margin Building — Regulating ProcessesProcesses at the ocean margins are described and the importance of sedimentary settings, the carbon cycle, the benthic boundary layer, canyons and mass movements is discussed. Mayor outstanding problems are formulated and new enabling technologies are demonstrated.

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State of the Art and Future Prospects of Scientific Coring and Drilling of Marine Sedimentsmarine geologists have to rely on instruments which they have to lower to the sea floor from seagoing vehicles, including e.g. vessels and drilling platforms. This paper aims to summarise the present state of the art of these sampling methods and tries to give an outlook on future prospects of scien

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New Technologies for Ocean Margin Studies — Autonomous Instrument Carrier Systemsd mainly through ship board observational programs. But this approach is not sufficient to account for the variability of the processes involved in the ocean margin environment. For instance the importance of intense events of short duration compared to slowly but permanently ongoing processes is no

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Autonomous Underwater Vehicles: Are they the Ideal Sensor Platforms for Ocean Margin Science?t the world, as the range and depth envelopes are being pushed, by developments in battery technology, propulsive efficiency, and pressure vessels technologies. It is already accepted that AUVs can bring great benefits in data quality and cost, in for example geophysical surveys for oil and gas expl