oceanographers

Kuroshio is a strong western boundary current. And the source area of Kuroshio has always been a very hot topic for oceanographers.

Unable to see the underwater world until recently, oceanographers have relied on blind groping into the 'depths.

Some oceanographers have started to use another sort of underwater vehicle that is capable of much greater endurance.

With the "Digital Ocean" strategy being put forward, many oceanographers have been focusing on auto-extraction of ocean information.

Other oceanographers have found similar trends in the Pacific and Indian oceans as well.

Neither atmospheric scientists nor oceanographers can adequately account for the speed of the changes.

By a stroke of scientific serendipity, they are also, indirectly, lending a hand to oceanographers interested in whales.

Oceanographers plan to use telecommunications cable to supply power and data connections to instruments in the northeast Pacific.

Oceanographers search for creatures that thrive in extreme conditions scientists once believed too toxic to support any life.

Oceanographers use the same principles to explore the ocean floor and the land under it.

Oceanographers work to develop the ocean as a resource and protect it from human impact.

Qingdao has well-developed marine science facilities and half of the Chinese oceanographers and oceanographic institutes are located here.

By analyzing the remains of sea animals in old layers of ocean sediment, oceanographers can determine the depth of the ocean in the past.

Formulated based on data compiled by oceanographers researching coral tissue profiles.

Oceanographers mapped the course of the "island of debris" that resulted from the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Oceanographers reported late last year the ominous news that one element of that family of currents has slowed 30% since 1992.