Proceedings of MTS/IEEE Oceans'82 Conference

Washington, D.C.September 20-22, 1982

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Diving/Vehicles
Chair(s): C. Griggs, U.S. Navy OP23 (Diving); W. I. Milwee, Fred Devine Diving & Salvage (Diving); R. Cook, Harbor Branch Foundation, Inc. (Vehicles)
NOAA's Diving Program,  John W. Blackwell,  pp. 1-2
The ADC Today,  Carl Helwig,  pp. 3-4
United States Navy Diving Safety Program,  Raymond P. Swanson,  pp. 5-8
An Analysis Of U.S. Occupational Diving Fatalities 1970-1981,  John J. McAniff,  pp. 9-13
Diver Education Of The Future: Mixed Gas Bell Diving In A Deep Ocean Simulator,  Glenn Butler and Andre Galerne,  pp. 14-20
The Western Regional Undersea Laboratory: A New Research Facility For Temperate Water Marine Scientists,  Robert R. Given,  pp. 21-24
Advancing technology and reasonable regulations: Coast guard rules on commercial diving operations,  David Zawadski and Timothy C. Healey,  pp. 25-26
Diving/Vehicles
Chair(s): C. Griggs, U.S. Navy OP23 (Diving); W. I. Milwee, Fred Devine Diving & Salvage (Diving); R. Cook, Harbor Branch Foundation, Inc. (Vehicles)
Deepwater Liveboating,  William G. Tressler,  pp. 27-29
Minimum QA documentation for civilian procurement of dive systems,  Paul E. Purser,  pp. 30-35
Developing an integrated multiple-use work platform for divers and submersibles,  Andre Galerne and Booker T. Washington,  pp. 36-40
2000m Deep Submergence Research Vehicle "SHINKAI 2000",  Michimasa Endo,  pp. 41-49
Silver-Zinc Battery Power System for 2,000m Deep Submergence Research Vehicle "SHINKAI 2000",  Tsutomu Kawahara, Takashi Suzuki, and Takehiko Kurokawa,  pp. 50-56
Recovery of a one-atmosphere transfer system,  Jeffrey R. Prentice,  pp. 57-60
Towed unmanned submersible (TUMS) System,  M. Schweitzer and P. Wyman,  pp. 61-64
Fiber-optic-tethered unmanned submersible for searching submarine cables,  Y. Iwamoto, Y. Shirasaki, and K. Asakawa,  pp. 65-72
Experiences with the use of an ROV for cleaning and inspecting high stress areas of complex offshore structures,  J. E. Rygh and O. Kristiansen,  pp. 73-77
EOD Vehicle Conceptual Design Study,  Kenneth H. Rogers, Gary Bane, and William Laing,  pp. 78-85
The use of tethered vehicles in oil field applications,  R. J. Decesari,  pp. 86-91
Acoustics
Chair(s): A. I. Eller, Naval Research Laboratory
Instrumentation for ocean acoustic tomography,  R. C. Spindel, P. F. Worcester, D. C. Webb, P. R. Boutin, K. R. Peal, and A. M. Bradley,  pp. 92-99
Acoustic navigation--New microprocessor generation,  G. Vijayakumar,  pp. 100-105
Acoustic Control System,  Hans P. Jacobsen, Karstein Vestgård, and Finn T. Knudsen,  pp. 106-110
Acoustic telemetry for underwater control,  D. J. Garrood and N. D. Miller,  pp. 111-114
Side scan sonars--Comparison with photographic pictures,  Patrick Borot,  pp. 115-120
Array shape estimation,  G. S. Egeland,  pp. 121-122
"Sonar target-identification by means of an acoustic spectroscopy scheme",  D. Brill, G. C. Gaunaurd, and H. Überall,  pp. 123-128
Ocean propagation loss via real-time signal processing of underwater explosive sound sources,  Ronald L. Earp,  pp. 129-134
Optimal parameter estimation for a heave response model,  Ferial El-Hawary,  pp. 135-139
Performance characteristics of a three-dimensional array shape estimator,  Douglas C. Gilbert,  pp. 140-145
Ocean/Acoustics Numerical Modeling,  W. A. Kuperman,  p. 146
Numerical Models of Sound Propagation in Real Oceans,  Finn B. Jensen,  pp. 147-154
Forecasting The Oceanic Environment,  Steve A. Piacsek,  pp. 155-160
Satellite - Model Interaction,  Jeffrey D. Hawkins and Peter G. Black,  pp. 161-165
Calculations of the spatial coherence and array noise gain of wind-generated noise,  F. Ingenito,  pp. 166-171
Recent Progress in Modeling Bottom-Interacting Sound Propagation With Parabolic Equations,  Ding Lee and Kenneth E. Gilbert,  pp. 172-177
Seismic structure modeling in the arctic ocean,  Arthur B. Baggeroer and Gregory L. Duckworth,  pp. 178-186
Noise Field Calculation or Measurement Simulation? Some Comments on Ambient Noise Modeling,  R. A. Wagstaff,  pp. 187-191
Applications Modeling--Status and Trends,  Richard B. Lauer,  pp. 192-198
Simulation and numerical modeling for sonar systems analysis--An overview,  Stanley G. Chamberlain,  pp. 199-200
Generic sonar Model,  Henry Weinberg,  pp. 201-205
Evaluation of ocean acoustic reverberation models,  Anthony I. Eller, H. Joseph Venne Jr., and David W. Hoffman,  pp. 206-210
Techniques of modeling a sonar guidance system,  Allan M. Berlinsky,  pp. 211-216
Multipath modeling for acoustic communication,  D. Howse and A. Zietinski,  pp. 217-222
A simulation of an acoustic data link between underwater transducers and a moored buoy,  James K. Thompson and Koorosh Naghshineh,  pp. 223-227
Performance prediction based on the ray-mode duality,  M. D. Serotta and H. Loomis,  pp. 228-232
Improved navigation accuracy through Kalman filtering,  S. G. Swift and J. H. Fagan,  pp. 233-238
Data telemetry by meteor burst,  Don Sytsma and Jon B. Jolly,  pp. 239-242
Instrumentation
Chair(s): T. M. Dauphinee, Consultant, Canada; B. Oakes, Applied Physics Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University
Miniature sensitive fluorometer for oceanographic tracer studies,  Allan B. Fraser and Robert P. H. Lee,  pp. 243-246
Optical sounding for internal waves in the ocean thermocline,  R. E. Walker, A. B. Fraser, L. Mastracci, and B. F. Hochheimer,  pp. 247-250
Solidstate array spectroradiometer for ocean remote sensing,  S. E. Stewart and R. R. Buntzen,  pp. 251-256
Multimode fiber optic sensors,  W. B. Spillman Jr.,  pp. 257-259
Use of a fiber-optic cable with a free-fall microstructure profiler,  M. C. Gregg, W. E. Nodland, E. A. Aagaard, and D. H. Hirt,  pp. 260-265
A newly developed in situ-measuring oceanographical probe sensing the optical index of refraction of sea water with new aspects of salinity and density determinations,  K.-H. Mahrt, H. C. Waldmann, and W. Kroebel,  pp. 266-271
Progress in oceanographic high speed resistance thermometry and applications in a new temperature gradient and turbulence meter,  W. Kroebel and N. v. Bosse,  pp. 272-276
An automatically profiling temperature sensor for upper ocean measurements,  C. V. Nelson and R. G. Chappell,  pp. 277-282
A low-noise conductivity microstructure instrument,  T. B. Meagher, A. M. Pederson, and M. C. Gregg,  pp. 283-290
Future of expendable instruments in arctic oceanography,  Ben Cagle and Kenneth Hunkins,  pp. 291-295
The development of an ultrasonic tide gauge,  A. G. Parker and A. A. Baird,  pp. 296-301
Computers in oceanography--Tradeoffs and trends,  Lawrence J. Rosenblum and J. Dean Clamons,  pp. 302-306
A dual microprocessor digital acquisition recording system,  Jerry H. Ross,  pp. 307-312
Comparison of CMOS microprocessors and single chip microcomputers,  Ted K. Fryberger,  pp. 313-318
Improving digital sensor accuracy by inserting random noise,  Lawrence M. Gorham,  pp. 319-321
Dynamical characteristics from a lagrangian study,  David Tolmazin, Dennis G. Waslenchuk, and Janet P. Herring,  pp. 322-326
Circulatory measurements data processing system,  James A. Johnson,  pp. 327-330
Ocean current meter,  B. P. Sukhov and R. Boetes,  pp. 331-333
Georges bank O.C.S. in situ current monitoring program,  Edward C. Brainard II, Phillip H. Kelsey, and James R. Haustein,  pp. 334-342
Guide to technical information: Underwater photography and sensing,  Sheldon Philips,  p. 343
The application of optical fibres to structural integrity monitoring,  K. F. Hale,  pp. 344-348
A Xenon Arc Light for the Johnson-Sea-Link Submersible,  S. Vulih, D. L. Clayton, and R. C. Tietze,  pp. 349-354
Underwater flow visualization experiments,  J. R. McGrath, C. M. Gordon, and D. Greenewalt,  pp. 355-359
Underwater archeological photoreconnaissance using a remotely piloted vehicle,  C. J. Nicholson, Martin F. Bowen, and Paul Ferris Smith,  pp. 360-364
An Underwater Photogrammetric Service for the North Sea Offshore Industry,  John Turner and John Leatherdale,  pp. 365-370
Remote Sensing
Chair(s): J. Gallagher, Naval Underwater Systems Center
Recognizing the Contribution of Oceanography,  J. B. Mooney Jr.,  pp. 371-374
U.S. Navy Activities in Marine Geodesy,  J. B. Mooney Jr.,  pp. 375-377
The naval observatory--Silent partner in surveying and navigation,  John L. Hammer III,  pp. 378-382
The role of professional organizations in hydrography,  Robert C. Munson,  pp. 383-386
Hydrographic Applications of SWATH ships and SWATH Survey Systems,  Scott E. Drummond,  pp. 387-391
The NOSAP--A Tool for Ocean Surveys,  Leslie H. Perry,  pp. 392-395
Scientific and Hydrographic use of the Bathymetric SWATH Survey System,  Richard B. Perry,  pp. 396-401
The Promise of Satellite Oceanography,  Lawrence F. McGoldrick,  pp. 402-408
Ocean current detection by satellite altimetry,  Robert E. Cheney and James G. Marsh,  pp. 409-414
Analysis of satellite scatterometer data and its impact on weather forecasting,  R. Atlas, S. Peteherych, P. Woiceshyn, and M. Wurtele,  pp. 415-420
Location and data collection systems,  Charles E. Cote,  pp. 421-424
Satellite Relayed In Situ Ocean Observations,  Robert Kirk,  pp. 425-427
Toward global measurements of ocean wave spectra,  Frederick C. Jackson, W. Travis Walton, and Paul L. Baker,  pp. 428-433
NASA's Oceanic Remote Sensing Program: An Implementation Approach,  William F. Townsend,  pp. 434-438
Ocean tide measurement by seasat altimeter data,  R. D. Brown,  pp. 439-444
Variations in the atmospheric drag co-efficient due to changes in sea state,  H. Michael Byrne,  pp. 445-452
A sea-surface height estimator using SAR complex imagery,  R. O. Harger,  pp. 453-457
Remote Sensing of Tidal Wetlands: Mapping and Beyond,  D. S. Bartlett,  pp. 458-463
Satellite Analysis of Estuarine Plume Behavior,  Michael J. Fedosh and John C. Munday Jr.,  pp. 464-469
Techniques for Enhancing and Interpreting Satellite Images to Describe the Circulation of the Arabian Sea,  Robert Whritner and Ben Cagle,  pp. 470-475
Commercial future of satellite remote sensing,  P. M. Maughan and S. W. McCandless Jr.,  pp. 476-480
Navy requirements for space-sensed oceanographic data,  D. C. Honhart,  pp. 481-486
A regional approach to the effective use of remotely sensed data in the northeast,  M. McClure and J. J. Griffin,  pp. 487-490
Evaluation of forward looking infrared (FLIR) as a coast guard SAR sensor,  G. L. Hover, T. J. Mazour, S. R. Osmer, and L. Nash,  pp. 491-495
Engineering
Chair(s): R. J. Scott, Gibbs and Cox, Inc.
Dynamic analysis of mooring lines using perturbation techniques,  Michael Triantafyllou and Antoine Bliek,  pp. 496-501
OTEC submarine cable environmental characteristics and hazards analysis,  C. Chern and W. J. Tudor,  pp. 502-507
A motion compensated cable handling system,  Ian Sanderson,  pp. 508-512
Catenary ocean mooring systems--Approaches to analysis and testing,  Tobin R. McNatt,  pp. 513-518
Titanium in the marine environment,  H. W. Rosenberg,  pp. 519-523
Linear composite materials for marine instrumentation tower structures,  David E. Roth, Brian J. Dean, and Armand F. Lewis,  pp. 524-527
Marine corrosion,  Alastair G. S. Morton,  pp. 528-531
Thermal nondestructive examination method for thermal sprayed coatings,  D. R. Green, M. D. Schmeller, and R. A. Sulit,  pp. 532-536
Automated inspection of corroded steel structures,  A. Singh, R. McClintock, T. W. Rudwick III, and R. L. Brackett,  pp. 537-540
Marine applications for fluoropolymers,  J. R. Griffith,  pp. 541-543
Polymeric pesticides for control of marine fouling and deterioration,  Eugene C. Fischer,  pp. 544-546
OTEC ocean engineering technology development,  Joseph R. Vadus,  pp. 547-559
OTEC cold water pipe (CWP) at-sea test program,  Terence McGuinness and Frank McHale,  pp. 560-564
Hydrodynamic loading of slope-mounted OTEC pipelines: A review of offshore design experience and model test data requirements,  George M. Hagerman Jr.,  p. 565
Moored pipe/mobile platform: An innovative approach to the floating OTEC plant,  Jonathan M. Ross and Joan L. Watts,  pp. 566-571
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC): Temperature Increase System (TIS) Assisted,  Allen F. Reid and Albert A. Halff,  pp. 572-577
In-Situ Seawater Corrosion of Bare, Diffusion Zinc Treated and Alclad Aluminum Heat Exchanger Materials,  Donald S. Sasscer, Thomas J. Summerson, and Richard Ernst,  pp. 578-586
Progress in the development and testing of OTEC riser cables,  J. E. Soden, R. Eaton, and J. P. Walsh,  pp. 587-595
Electrical power conditioning and cable/platform interface for OTEC plants at 40 MW, 100 MW, and 400 MW,  Thomas C. Dalton,  pp. 596-601
A test for buoyancy OTEC concept,  Nai Kuang Liang and Chung Ching Chien,  pp. 602-604
Buoys and Ships
Chair(s): R. E. Swenson, National Space Technology Lab.; R. P. Dinsmore, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Development of a value-engineered NOMAD buoy,  Gerald Timpe and William O. Rainnie Jr.,  pp. 605-609
Elastic tethering techniques for surface and near-surface buoy systems,  David M. Wyman,  pp. 610-613
A continuously monitored synthetic mooring system,  Edward P. April,  pp. 614-619
A medium range system for tracking drifting buoys automatically,  Hugh A. J. Roddis,  pp. 620-625
The SYNARGOS ambient noise measurement buoy,  Samuel P. Burke, Beaumont M. Buck, and Charles A. Luther,  pp. 626-631
Uncertain Wave Spectra: Calibrating Large Buoys For Wave Measurements,  Joseph E. Murphy and K. E. Steele,  pp. 632-634
Technique for the measurement of hull azimuth angles in an NDBO directional wave measurement system,  Joseph C. Lau, Kenneth E. Steele, and Ernest L. Burdette,  pp. 635-640
The design of drifting buoy systems,  Warren B. Wilson and Edmund G. Kerut,  pp. 641-648
Fourier transform of wave data on 1-meter buoys,  W. R. Whitehead,  pp. 649-651
Dynamic analysis of shells of revolution submerged in an acoustic medium by the finite element method,  Chin Kin Ng and Y. K. Lou,  pp. 652-660
Modifications for increasing recovery and penetration in an open barrel gravity corer,  Michael A. Abrams,  pp. 661-666
Wave interaction with arbitrarily shaped large submerged cylinders,  N. Jothi Shankar, T. Balendra, and C. Eng-Soon,  pp. 667-672
Underwater inspection program of navy's waterfront structures,  Phillip T. Scola,  pp. 673-678
Laboratory Simulation of a Deep Ocean In-Situ Heat Transfer Experiment,  C. M. Percival,  pp. 679-684
Flotation stability analysis of the immersed tubes in Kaohsiung Cross Harbor Tunnel,  Su-Zon Dan and Chin-Seng Kao,  pp. 685-688
Estimation of iceberg draft,  Mona EL-Tahan and H. W. EL-Tahan,  pp. 689-695
Use of small vessels for short term research work,  Arnold T. A. Wride,  pp. 696-700
A successful endeavor,  Clifford A. Buehrens and John F. Bash,  pp. 701-710
Raytheon/SSSCO Oceanographic SWATH Ship Design,  T. Lang, N. Becker, D. Kaysen, and K. Price,  pp. 711-722
A generalized propulsion control logic,  Terry L. Swanson,  pp. 723-727
A quick-release hook for lifeboats and offshore rigging,  Clifford A. Goudey,  pp. 728-731
Trials on inflatable liferafts,  A. Morrall and E. J. Foreman,  pp. 732-738
Stability of liferafts and small vessels in wind and waves,  J. A. B. Wills,  pp. 739-744
Sciences
Chair(s): J. B. Rucker, NOAA Research and Development/Ocean Program Office
Ocean monitoring in support of fisheries research and management,  Douglas R. McLain,  pp. 745-750
Tracking marine mammals by satellite--Status and technical needs,  Jacqueline G. Jennings,  pp. 751-754
Geomagnetic field detection by yellowfin tuna,  Michael M. Walker, Andrew E. Dizon, and Joseph L. Kirschvink,  pp. 755-758
Technology transfer to the fishing industry,  Donald R. Ekberg and Wilbur R. Seidel,  pp. 759-760
Evaluation, harvesting and management of fluctuating stocks,  T. Laevastu, R. Marasco, and M. L. Hayes,  pp. 761-765
Development and application of bottom trawl instrumentation systems in fisheries resource assessment,  Charles W. West,  pp. 766-772
Simulation of changing and breaking cable and net structures,  Thomas C. Stephens, Thomas N. Delmer, and James M. Coe,  pp. 773-777
The bathymetric mapping program of the national ocean survey,  Carl X. Fefe,  pp. 778-780
Finite Element Modeling of Tides and Currents of the New York Bight,  Frank Malone, John T. Kuo, and N. M. Chen,  pp. 781-783
Discharge-displacement calculations for tidal flushing,  Steven L. Costa, Mary C. Landsteiner, James W. Stork, and Terry C. Gould,  pp. 784-790
Oceanographic and meteorological observations during extreme events on the Louisiana inner shelf,  Henry R. Frey,  pp. 791-796
Phytoplankton populations and distribution patterns over the northeastern continental shelf of the United States,  Harold G. Marshall and Myra S. Cohn,  pp. 797-802
Geophysical and Biological Seafloor Mapping of Four Oil and Gas Lease Blocks in the South Atlantic Georgia Embayment,  David A. Gettleson, Richard M. Hammer, and Russel E. Putt,  pp. 803-808
Results of regional coastal waves workshops,  Billy L. Edge, Jon T. Moore, and Ledolph Baer,  pp. 809-813
Importance of phase corrections to waverider data,  R. W. L. Thomas, E. S. Stickels, and Lloyd C. Huff,  pp. 814-819
Development of the fetch-limited directional wave spectrum,  E. J. Walsh, D. W. Hancock III, D. E. Hines, and J. E. Kenney,  pp. 820-825
End-to-end testing of NOAA data buoy office directional wave measurement systems,  Joseph C. Lau, Kenneth E. Steele, and Ernest L. Burdette,  pp. 826-831
Is your wavebuoy really calibrated?,  A. G. Parker and J. A. Bearman,  pp. 832-837
Strapped-down accelerometer effects on NDBO wave measurements,  Marshall D. Earle and Kathryn A. Bush,  pp. 838-848
Storm Generated Waves in the Gulf of Maine,  Bryan R. Pearce and Vijay Panchane,  pp. 849-854
A Monte Carlo method for statistical derivatives of arbitrary spectra,  Leonardo Pérez y Pérez,  pp. 855-860
WAVE-TRACKTM and WAVERIDERR Heave Buoy Intercomparison at the Entrance to the Columbia River,  Edward C. Brainard II and David L. Gardner,  pp. 861-866
Atlantic Remote Sensing Land Ocean Experiment (ARSLOE),  Ledolph Baer,  pp. 867-869
Analyses of elements of the marine environment for the Atlantic Remote Sensing Land Ocean Experiment (ARSLOE),  Lawrence D. Burroughs,  pp. 870-875
Intercomparison of the offshore wave measurements during ARSLOE,  Michael W. Szabados,  pp. 876-881
Calibration accuracy and data correction for Waverider buoys deployed during ARSLOE,  Richard L. Ribe,  pp. 882-884
Storm directional wave spectra measured with a single buoy,  L. R. LeBlanc and F. H. Middleton,  pp. 885-892
Comparison of SCR microwave measurement of directional wave spectra with ARSLOE in-situ sensor,  E. J. Walsh, D. W. Hancock III, D. E. Hines, and J. E. Kenney,  pp. 893-900
CODAR measurements of ocean surface parameters at ARSLOE--Preliminary results,  Belinda Lipa and Donald Barrick,  pp. 901-906
Directional wave data during ARSLOE using side looking airborne radar,  David E. Lichy,  pp. 907-908
Microwave measurement of sea surface velocities from pier and aircraft,  W. C. Keller, W. J. Plant, and J. W. Johnson,  pp. 909-913
Fetch limited wave growth observed during ARSLOE,  J. Ross Rottier and C. Linwood Vincent,  pp. 914-919
Transformation of storm wave spectra in shallow water observed during the ARSLOE storm,  C. L. Vincent, W. G. Grosskopf, and J. M. McTamany,  pp. 920-925
Marine Law & Policy
Chair(s): J. N. Moore, University of Virginia
The appropriation of shifting sands: A case for transferring institutions from the desert to the coast,  Alfred G. Cuzán, David Fischer, and Gregory W. Stone,  pp. 926-930
Utilization of marine resources in developing coastal states: A cooperative international marine affairs program,  Maynard Silva, James Broadus, David A. Ross, and Robert Knecht,  pp. 931-936
The new federalism and the management of ocean resources,  Cynthia E. Carlson,  pp. 937-941
Soil loss in developing countries and its relationship to marine resources: Examples from east africa,  Daniel P. Finn,  pp. 942-949
United Kingdom educational resources in marine science and technology,  Rodney Coates,  pp. 950-955
Minorities in marine affairs,  James J. Hannaham,  pp. 956-958
Air-ocean sciences curricula at the naval postgraduate school--Monterey, California,  C. B. Ihli Jr.,  pp. 959-964
Marine curriculum: A pragmatic learning technique,  Jagdish J. Bhatt,  p. 965
What kind of questions are asked in marine science?,  John D. Hunt,  pp. 966-968
Long term consequences of oil spillage and coastal sensitivity,  Laurent D'Ozouville, Erich R. Gundlach, Jacqueline Michel, and Miles O. Hayes,  pp. 969-972
Monitoring Beach Erosion Control Alternatives: Southern California Examples,  B. Walton Waldorf and Reinhard E. Flick,  pp. 973-979
A cost effective beach building and maintenance,  Yu-Hwa Wang and Morton Smutz,  pp. 980-983
Shoreline movements 1849-1980: Cape Henry, Virginia, to Cape Hatteras, North Carolina,  Craig H. Everts and Peter N. Gibson,  pp. 984-989
The critical problems of hurricane evacuation and alternative solutions,  David A. Griffith,  pp. 990-994
Marine Pollution
Chair(s): M. Champ, NOAA, Office of Marine Pollution Assessment
The Movement of Sewage Sludge From the New York Bight Dumpsite as Seen From Clostridium Perfringens Spore Densities,  V. J. Cabelli and D. Pedersen,  pp. 995-999
Predicted Swimming-Associated Gastroenteritis at New York Bight Bathing Beaches,  V. J. Cabelli,  pp. 1000-1004
Monitoring Fates and Effects of Contaminants in Benthos of the New York Bight,  Robert N. Reid, John E. O'Reilly, and Donald F. Gadbois,  pp. 1005-1009
Coal combustion wastes as material for artificial reef construction,  Herbert R. Carleton, Iver W. Duedall, Peter M. J. Woodhead, and Jeffrey H. Parker,  pp. 1010-1015
Burial of Dredged Sediment Beneath the Floor of New York Harbor,  H. Bokuniewicz,  pp. 1016-1020
Benthic Resources Assessment Technique, a Method for Quantifying the Effects of Benthic Community Changes on Fish Resources,  John D. Lunz and David R. Kendall,  pp. 1021-1027
In-Situ Monitoring of Sediment Resuspension in the Vicinity of Active Dredge Spoils Disposal Areas,  W. Frank Bohlen,  pp. 1028-1033
Environmental studies at a proposed Mid-Atlantic dredged material disposal site,  R. W. Alden III, D. M. Dauer, and J. H. Rule,  pp. 1034-1041
Confined Disposal Program for Polluted Maintenance Dredging in the Great Lakes,  P. McCallister and R. J. Kavalar,  pp. 1042-1045
Remote Methods of Mapping Seafloor Topography, Sediment Type, Bedforms, and Benthic Biology,  Charles A. Menzie, John Ryther Jr., Larry F. Boyer, Joseph D. Germano, and Donald C. Rhodes,  pp. 1046-1051
Distributions and effects of existing and proposed wastes dumped into the deep ocean,  Thomas P. O'Connor,  p. 1052
A summary of factors affecting thermal stratification and their effects on deep ocean disposal at the 106 mile industrial waste dumpsite,  James J. Bisagni,  pp. 1053-1057
Particle dynamics of sewage sludge dumping in the ocean,  Ronald J. Gibbs,  pp. 1058-1062
Deep ocean disposal of toxic industrial wastes,  Gilbert T. Rowe,  pp. 1063-1068
The potential of the Puna Submarine Canyon for slurry disposal of manganese nodule tailings,  John Wiltshire,  pp. 1069-1073
Subseabed Disposal: Systematic Application of the Site Qualification Plan,  L. E. Shepard, J. E. Damuth, D. B. Hayes, G. R. Heath, E. P. Laine, M. Leinen, and B. E. Tucholke,  pp. 1074-1079
Ocean outfall dilution and dispersion measurements with horizontal and vertical profiling sensors,  J. Burke Murray and W. A. Venezia,  pp. 1080-1085
Commencement Bay: Resource-Use Conflicts at a Marine Superfund Site,  Edward R. Long,  pp. 1086-1091
Sand Island, Oahu: Assimilation Capacity at a Tropical Ocean Outfall,  S. J. Dollar,  pp. 1092-1097
Review of California's Ocean Plan,  John Huddleson and H. Paul Lillebo,  pp. 1098-1100
Ocean Disposal in British Columbia,  Derek D. Ellis,  pp. 1101-1106
Oil Spill Transport and Control as Experienced in Texas in 1979,  Roy W. Hann Jr.,  pp. 1107-1109
Tracking of salinity plumes generated by brine discharges into the Northwestern Gulf of Mexico,  Robert E. Randall,  pp. 1110-1115
A Comparison of the Near Bottom Current Velocity Characteristic at Two Gulf Brine Disposal Sites Based on Long Term Current Measurements,  Francis J. Kelly Jr.,  p. 1116
Effects of Brine Disposal on Benthic Communities Off Freeport, Texas,  Donald E. Harper Jr. and Larry D. McKinney,  p. 1117
Biological attributes of the west hackberry brine disposal site,  D. Casserly, M. Vecchione, R. Maples, R. Ilg, G. Gaston, D. Weston, J. Beck, and J. Lascara,  p. 1118
The tragedy of the oceans--The 1981 deadline revisited,  Richard A. Schwabacher and H. Suzanne Bolton,  pp. 1119-1124
Unreasonable degradation of the marine environment--What is it?,  Joel S. O'Connor and R. L. Swanson,  pp. 1125-1132
Meaningful measures of marine pollution effects: Report on a workshop,  Harris H. White and Andrew Robertson,  pp. 1133-1135
Water Quality Monitoring in the Middle Atlantic Bight--A Monitoring Tool,  Catherine Warsh, Bernard Gottholm, Terry Whitledge, and Sue Oakley,  pp. 1136-1141
Southern California POTW Strategies Under EPA's 301(h) Waiver Program,  Irwin Haydock and Janet Stull,  pp. 1142-1144
The role of agencies, scientists, and the public in planning dredged-sediment disposal,  H. Bokuniewicz and K. Minsch,  pp. 1145-1149
Side-Scan Sonar Survey of the Massachusetts Bay Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Site,  Millington Lockwood, Melvyn C. Grunthal, and William R. Curtis,  pp. 1150-1155
A computer model system for marine pollutant impact assessment: Potentials for coastal state use,  Mark Reed and Malcolm L. Spaulding,  pp. 1156-1163
How to increase the utility of monitoring information for the various management needs,  George Peter and Millington Lockwood,  pp. 1164-1167
Pollutant Inputs to the Great Lakes,  W. Ronald Drynan,  pp. 1168-1172
Degradation of Laurentian Great Lakes Biota--Causes and Effects Through 1970,  Robert A. Sweeney,  pp. 1173-1176
Water Quality Objectives for the Great Lakes,  Andrew Robertson,  pp. 1177-1181
Environmental Improvements in Lake Erie During the Past Decade,  Charles E. Herdendorf,  pp. 1182-1185
Great lakes: A Look to the Future,  W. C. Sonzogni,  pp. 1186-1189
Special Sessions
Experimental analysis of a reduced size offshore structure,  E. D. Sotelino and J. L. Roehl,  pp. 1190-1194
Open water ice-structure interactions,  M. Rojansky,  pp. 1195-1200
Design of damage tolerant offshore structures,  F. Mistree, T. D. Lyon, and J. A. Shupe,  pp. 1201-1206
An examination of U.S. ocean policy and UN law of the sea negotiations,  Lee Kimball,  pp. 1207-1208
Legal regimes for mining hard rock marine minerals within 200 miles,  Theodore G. Kronmiller,  pp. 1209-1210
Antarctica and law of the sea: New resources vs. legal dilemmas,  Christopher C. Joyner,  pp. 1211-1215
Funding crisis in the marine minerals industry,  Kurt Michael Shusterich,  pp. 1216-1221
Polymetallic sulfides-- A new resource on the ocean floor,  Alexander Malahoff, Clifford E. McLain, and Morris A. Ransone,  pp. 1222-1224
Ownership of the fish in 200 mile zones,  William L. Sullivan Jr.,  pp. 1225-1231
The nature of the winter bering sea marginal ice zone,  S. Martin, R. D. Muench, C. Pease, and J. E. Overland,  pp. 1232-1235
Sea ice and iceberg conditions on the grand banks affecting hydrocarbon production and transportation,  L. W. Davidson and W. W. Denner,  pp. 1236-1241
Environmental factors limiting numerical sea-ice forecasting in support of polar operations,  Warren W. Denner and Bruce R. Mendenhall,  pp. 1242-1246
Issues in large-scale sea ice dynamics modeling,  Robert S. Pritchard,  pp. 1247-1248
The determination of the kinematics and dynamics of ice motion,  James K. Lewis and A. D. Kirwan,  pp. 1249-1254
Salargos temperature-conductivity buoys,  James Morison, Samuel Burke, Hermann Steltner, and Roger Andersen,  pp. 1255-1260
Autonomous computer controlled ice drill,  Carl N. Beverly and Arthur S. Westneat,  pp. 1261-1264
Engineering
Chair(s): R. J. Scott, Gibbs and Cox, Inc.
Design of Hawaii deep water +/- 250 KVDC power cable,  R. T. Traut, J. E. Soden, J. P. Kurt, G. A. Chapman, and G. N. Okura,  pp. 1265-1272
Remote Sensing
Chair(s): J. Gallagher, Naval Underwater Systems Center
Results of the CZCS validation program,  Warren A. Hovis,  pp. 1273-1276
Marine Pollution
Chair(s): M. Champ, NOAA, Office of Marine Pollution Assessment
Ocean waste disposal monitoring--Can it meet management needs?,  Douglas A. Segar,  pp. 1277-1281
Sciences
Chair(s): J. B. Rucker, NOAA Research and Development/Ocean Program Office
Intercomparison of directional wave spectra from an NDBO discus-hulled buoy and a wavestaff array,  Ernest L. Burdette and Walter W. Howard,  pp. 1282-1287
Diving/Vehicles
Chair(s): C. Griggs, U.S. Navy OP23 (Diving); W. I. Milwee, Fred Devine Diving and Salvage (Diving); R. Cook, Harbor Branch Foundation, Inc. (Vehicles)
Utilization of remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) for fish survey standing stock assessments,  M. J. Thompson, R. E. Putt, D. A. Gettleson, R. M. Hammer, and R. C. Stevens,  pp. 1288-1293