Water Masses
Wright, John, Smith, Sandra, McGraw-Hill, inc
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Originally shown as part of the programming for the Open University course: Oceanography S334, a third level course
John Wright, Sandra Smith, Harmon Craig, Wallace Broecker
Shows how oceanographers employ technology to collect data which provides a picture of water masses. Uses animation and graphics to demonstrate methods of measuring sea water temperature and salinity,thereby enabling them to identify the layers of water and to establish where the layers originated
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- Rights statement
- Originally shown as part of the programming for the Open University course: Oceanography S334, a third level course
- Credit
- Wright, John, Smith, Sandra, McGraw-Hill, inc
- Language
- English
- Who can watch
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