Proceedings of MTS/IEEE Oceans'83 Conference

San FranciscoAugust 29 - September 1, 1983

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VOLUME 1

  Program:Effective Use of the Sea: An Update

   Sub-Program: Ocean Science

Emerging & Important Technologies In Ocean Science
Chair(s): Feenan D. Jennings, Texas A & M University
Effective Use of the Sea Overcoming the Law of the Sea Problems,  David A. Ross,  pp. 1-3
Satellite Remote Sensing and Ocean Physics,  Christopher N. K. Mooers,  pp. 4-5
Stable Isotopes As Tracers In Ocean Sciences,  P. L. Parker, R. K. Anderson, J. K. Winters, and R. S. Scalan,  pp. 6-7
An Assessment Of Robotic Systems Technology For Research In The Ocean Sciences,  Robert W. Corell, D. Richard Blidberg, and Arthur S. Westneat,  pp. 8-10
Acoustic Remote Sensing
Chair(s): Dr. James Syck, Naval Undersea Systems Center; Dr. Stanley G. Chamberlain, Raytheon Company
Sensitivity Of High Frequency Surface-Generated Noise To Sonar And Environmental Parameters,  E. R. Robinson and S. O. McConnell,  pp. 11-15
Use Of Acoustics In Localizing Under-Ice Oil Spills,  R. E. Francois and T. Wen,  pp. 16-20
Sea-Truth Experiments On Acoustic Doppler Current Profiling Systems,  T. N. Mero, G. F. Appell, and D. L. Porter,  pp. 21-26
Ocean Current Profiling With A Shipboard Doppler Acoustic Backscatter System,  David Bitterman and Douglas Wilson,  pp. 27-31
Acoustic Signal Processing
Chair(s): Dr. James Syck, Naval Undersea Systems Center; Dr. Stanley G. Chamberlain, Raytheon Company
Real-Time Signal Processing Of Broadband Ocean Noise And Propagation Loss,  Ronald L. Earp,  pp. 32-36
Containment As A Measure Of Sonar System Performance,  Michael D. Serotta,  pp. 37-41
Time Difference Raytrace Method For Ranging And Sound Channel Probing,  F. H. Maltz,  pp. 42-44
Accounting For Attenuation In Subsurface Layered Media Parameter Estimation: A Frequency Domain Approach,  Ferial El-Hawary,  pp. 45-49
Recursive Versus Batch Processing Algorithms For Bearings-Only Tracking,  Sherry E. Hammel, Vincent J. Aidala, Kai F. Gong, and Allen G. Lindgren,  pp. 50-61
Dispersion Removal From Marine Shallow Seismic Responses,  W. J. Vetter, D. Howse, and A. Zielinski,  pp. 62-66
Air/Sea Interface & Climatology
Chair(s): Dr. Bruce West, La Jolla Institute; Dr. J. A. L. Thomson, Physical Dynamics
Synoptic Scale Wind Field Properties From The SEASAT SASS,  Willard J. Pierson Jr., Winfield B. Sylvester, and Robert E. Salfi,  pp. 67-74
NonGaussian Water Waves And Spectra,  Bruce J. West,  pp. 75-78
Hindcasting Waves From Winds On The East Coast Of Canada,  J. R. Wilson,  pp. 79-84
Remote Sensing Of The Air-Sea Interface Using Microware Acoustics,  Steven O. McConnell,  pp. 85-92
Artificial Intelligence
Chair(s): Dr. Andreas Rechnitzer, Naval Observatory; Dr. Patricia Bridger, International Search
An Introduction To The Session On Artificial Intelligence,  Andreas B. Rechnitzer,  p. 93
A Brief Introduction To Artificial Intelligence,  Chuck Williams,  pp. 94-99
Trends In Robotics And Implications For The Marine Environment,  Stephen W. Leibholz,  pp. 100-105
Intelligent Interface For Remote Supervision And Control Of Underwater Manipulation,  Azad M. Madni, Yee-yeen Chu, and Amos Freedy,  pp. 106-110
An Examination Of The Application Of Expert Systems In Unmanned Untethered submersibles,  D. R. Blidberg, A. S. Westneat, and R. W. Corell,  pp. 111-114
Data Management & Retrieval
Chair(s): Dr. Kent Hughes, National Oceanographic Data Center, NOAA
The Ocean Pollution Data And Information Network (OPDIN),  John J. Audet,  pp. 115-118
Development of A Regional Capability For the Use of Remote Sensing Products, The Northeast Area Remote Sensing System (NEARSS),  W. Clearwaters, J. Griffin, L. Kelly, and H. Mustafa,  pp. 119-123
Marine Data Entry,  Michael L. Crane and Marilyn R. Allen,  pp. 124-128
Canada's National Oceanographic Data Services In The 1980's,  H. A. C. Jones,  pp. 129-132
Real Progress In Oceanographic Data Systems,  Joseph H. Seiler and Edward J. Sandeman,  pp. 133-137
The Effective Use Of NOAA Satellite Data By The Marine Community,  Bruce H. Needham,  pp. 138-141
Wave Dynamics And Surface Weather Measurements Utilizing Wireless Data Transmission Between Distributed Microprocessors,  Robert E. Pierce and Maurice R. Baker,  pp. 142-144
Data Acquisition Instrumentation
Chair(s): Mr. Jack Jaeger, Hydro Products; Dr. Tom M. Dauphinee, Division of Physics, National Research Council, Canada
Programmable Deep Ocean Transceiver,  Constantine Gastouniotis and Christopher Moropoulos,  pp. 145-149
Using Distributed Microprocessor Systems In Marine Applications,  Stephen G. Swift,  pp. 150-154
In Situ Data Selection And Compression As A Tool For Extending The Lifetime Of Remote Acquisiton Systems,  Clifford R. Holland and Ernest L. Burdette,  pp. 155-159
Bubble Memory Recorder For EAVE-East Vehicle,  James C. Jalbert and Steven G. Chappell,  pp. 160-162
Acoustic Telemetry Of Video Information,  James S. Collins and James L. Galloway,  pp. 163-166
Implementation Of Error Detection And Correction Codes For Acoustic Data Telemetry,  John L. Backes, Bradley M. Bell, and Jack B. Miller,  pp. 167-175
A Modular Acoustic Measurement Electronics Systems,  Ronald Stein,  pp. 176-181
Ocean Instrumentation
Chair(s): Mr. Jack Jaeger, Hydro Products; Dr. Tom M. Dauphinee, Division of Physics, National Research Council, Canada
An Evaluation Of A Bottom-Mounted Doppler Acoustic Profiling Current Meter,  Neal R. Pettigrew and James D. Irish,  pp. 182-186
The Development Of A Spherical, Electromagnetic Current Meter,  Kenneth D. Lawson, Bertrand J. Lemieux, Johnathan M. Luck, and Douglas C. Woody,  pp. 187-193
Transverse Doppler Current Profilers,  Thomas L. Clarke,  pp. 194-198
An Optical Instrument For Monitoring Suspended Particulates In Ocean And Laboratory,  John P. Downing,  pp. 199-202
A New Short Path Probe Sensing The Sound Attenuation At 10 MhZ In Situ In The Sea For The Determination Of Sub Micron Bubbles And Particulate Matter,  R. Barkmann, A. Hosseinioun, W. Kroebel, and K.-H. Mahrt,  pp. 203-208
An Air-Launched Expendable Conductivity and Temperature Profiler (AXCTP),  Gentaroh Kai, Toshiaki Hara, and Tomio Emura,  pp. 209-213
Operating & Engineering Instrumentation
Chair(s): Mr. Jack Jaeger, Hydro Products; Dr. Tom M. Dauphinee, Division of Physics, National Research Council, Canada
Ultra-Short Baseline Acoustic Tracking System,  Marvin Watson, Jeff Berkowitz, and Michael P. Wapner,  pp. 214-218
A Non-Linear Time Domain Model Of A Free-Fall Oceanographic Vehicle,  D. E. Calkins,  pp. 219-228
Shear Stress And Hydrodynamic Pressure Measurements At Sea Beds,  H. U. Oebius,  pp. 229-232
Electromagnetic Level Indicating (EMLI) System Using Time Domain Reflectometry,  William J. Harney and Christopher P. Nemarich,  pp. 233-236
Air Deployed Oceanographic Mooring - AB1034,  L. W. Bonde, D. B. Dillon, E. J. Softley, R. Walden, H. Berteaux, and T. Popp,  pp. 237-250
Improved Instrumentation For Oceanic Fouling Forecasts,  R. W. King, R. E. Baier, and M. S. Fornalik,  pp. 251-253
Oceanographic Ships & Platforms
Chair(s): CAPT Robert P. Dinsmore, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution; Mr. William D. Barbee, School of Oceanography, University of Washington
Experiences With Waverider Buoys In The Canadian Wave Climate Study,  J. R. Wilson and J. D. Taylor,  pp. 254-257
A Wave Directional Spectrum Buoy Using ARGOS,  R. Ezraty, M. Ollitrault, and G. Ayela,  pp. 258-261
Marine Application Of The ARGOS System,  A. Shaw and R. Rolland,  pp. 262-265
Shipboard Data Highway,  Allen F. Clay,  pp. 266-269
Development Of A Gimbal Type Sheave For Deep Towing,  Hiroyasu Momma and Hiroshi Hotta,  pp. 270-273
Physical Oceanography
Chair(s): Dr. Willard J. Pierson, CUNY Institute, City College of New York; Dr. Robert L. Bernstein, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Potential Oceanographic Applications Of Satellite Altimetry For Inferring Subsurface Thermal Structure,  Edward Khedouri, Carl Szczechowski, and Robert E. Cheney,  pp. 274-280
Analysis Of Eddies, Fronts And Jets In The California Current,  Christopher N. K. Mooers, Allan R. Robinson, and Denise A. Hagan,  p. 281
Tidal Characteristics And Datums In The Sacramento River,  Timothy Bouquet,  pp. 282-286
A Stratified Flow Channel, A New Research Tool,  J. D. Powell and C. S. Coughran,  pp. 287-291
Directional Wave Spectra From Heave/Pitch/Roll Data Buoys,  Stephen F. Barstow and Harald E. Krogstad,  pp. 292-297
Remote Sensing, General
Chair(s): Dr. William J. Plant, Naval Research Laboratory
The Two-Frequency Microwave Ocean Wave Scatterometer - A New Approach,  Dale L. Schuler, William J. Plant, Allen B. Reeves, and Wah P. Eng,  pp. 298-300
Three-Dimensional Current And Scattering Strength Distribution Mapping System,  Kiyonori Okuno, Yoshito Tsuji, Shuzo Hisamoto, Mutsuo Okino, and Tomio Emura,  pp. 301-305
A Study Of The Influence Of Non-Linear Wind-Wave-Growth Processes On Scatterometry,  Chester L. Parsons and Norden E. Huang,  pp. 306-311
Surface Currents During The ARSLOE Storm Measured By The CODAR Crossed-Loop System,  Donald E. Barrick and Belinda J. Lipa,  pp. 312-317
Lagrangian Coastal Processes With Application Of Remote Sensing Technology,  Robert S. Grove and Choule J. Sonu,  pp. 318-325
Satellite Remote Sensing
Chair(s): Mr. James Gallagher, Naval Undersea Systems Center; Dr. Christopher Mooers, Oceanography Dept., U.S. Naval Postgraduate School
Space-Based Ocean Remote Sensing-Capabilities And Deficiencies In The 1980's,  Jonathan T. Malay, Donald N. Brown, and Samuel W. McCandless Jr.,  pp. 326-330
Theory And Practice Of Ocean Wave Measurement By Synthetic Aperture Radar,  John F. Vesecky, Stephen L. Durden, David A. Napolitano, and Martha P. Smith,  pp. 331-337
Review Summary Of The U. R. I. Satellite Sea Surface Temperature Workshop Sept. 1982,  H. Michael Byrne,  pp. 338-339
Workshop Comparisons Of Satellite Sea-Surface Temperature Measurements,  Eni G. Njoku,  pp. 340-343
Remote Sensing of Ocean And Environmental Resources: The Transition To Commercial Operations,  Donn C. Walklet,  pp. 344-347
Internal Wave Features In The Northeast Atlantic As Imaged by SEASAT-SAR,  M. T. Bagg and K. I. Johnson,  pp. 348-352
Focal Programs In Ocean Science
Chair(s): Mr. Feenan D. Jennings, Texas A & M University
Scientific Goals Of The Advanced Ocean Drilling Program,  Anton L. Inderbitzen,  pp. 353-357
Technical Assessment Of Fisheries Hydroacoustics,  Henry R. Feldman,  pp. 358-360
Application Of Remote Sensing To The Study Of Coastal Physical Processes And Marine Resource Mapping,  Deborah R. Sides, Warren W. Denner, and Laurence C. Breaker,  pp. 361-367
U.S. Navy Activities In Ocean Wave Measurement And Prediction,  Susan L. Bales and Gregory F. Neuschafer,  pp. 368-371
Principles Of Acoustic Tomography Of Internal Waves,  Stanley M. Flatté,  pp. 372-377

   Sub-Program: Ocean Engineering

Emerging & Important Technologies In Ocean Engineering
Chair(s): Rear Admiral John B. Mooney, Oceanographer of the Navy
U. S. Navy's Deep Submergence Forces,  James P. Ransom II,  pp. 379-383
History And Accomplishments In Ocean Engineering At The Naval Ocean Systems Center, 1966-1983,  Howard R. Talkington,  pp. 384-387
The Challenge For Improved Ocean Vehicles-- A David Taylor Naval Ship R&D Center Perspective,  Alan Powell,  pp. 388-390
An Overview of Diving, Salvage, Offshore Pollution Abatement, And Underwater Ship Maintenance,  Charles S. Maclin,  pp. 391-393
Progress In U.S. Navy Diving Biomedical Research,  M. E. Bradley,  pp. 394-396
The Naval Coastal Systems Center Effort In Ocean Engineering,  William T. Odum,  pp. 397-402
Naval Ocean Facilities Research And Development - An Historical Perspective And Current Status,  Robert N. Cordy,  pp. 403-409
Coastal Engineering
Chair(s): CAPT Donald R. Wells, Naval Facilities, Engineering Command Staff; Mr. Orville Magoon, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
CASPPR--An OTEC Slope-Mounted Cold Water Pipe Foundation System,  Julio G. Giannotti, Steve Bailey, and Max Blandon,  pp. 410-415
Fabrication, Installation And Field Test Procedures For A Pipe-Tire Floating Breakwater,  Robert E. Pierce,  pp. 416-421
Capping Of Contaminated Dredged Material,  James M. Mansky, Dennis J. Suszkowski, and Joseph M. O'Connor,  pp. 422-424
System Design And Performance Factors For Airborne Laser Hydrography,  Gary C. Guenther and Robert L. Thomas,  pp. 425-430
In Situ Quantification Of Oil Entering An Estuary Under Protective Booms,  William C. Phoel,  pp. 431-433
Diving & Life Support Systems 1
Chair(s): Mr. Tom Odum, Naval Coastal Systems Center; CDR. R. Garrahan, Submarine Development Group 1, USN
Advances In Prevention Of Diver Decompression Sickness,  P. K. Weathersby and E. T. Flynn,  pp. 434-436
Improved Therapies For Decompression Sickness And Air Embolism,  J. J. W. Sykes,  pp. 437-439
Experimental Approaches To Problems Of The Heart And Lungs In Diving,  P. W. Catron, J. R. Clarke, M. E. Bradley, and M. J. Ackerman,  pp. 440-443
Test And Evaluation Of An Improved Cold Water Diving Suit,  Maxwell W. Lippitt Jr. and Marshall L. Nuckols,  pp. 444-449
The Design Of Axial Flow Canisters For Carbon Dioxide Absorption,  M. L. Nuckols, A. Purer, and G. A. Deason,  pp. 450-455
Comparative Evaluation Of A New Method For Helium Speech Unscrambling,  M. A. Richards and E. O. Belcher,  pp. 456-459
Diving & Life Support Systems 2
Chair(s): Mr. William I. Milwee Jr., Milwee Associates Inc.; CAPT James J. Coleman, U.S. Naval Shipyard, San Francisco
Federal Regulation Of Scientific Diving: Two Scientific Divers' Perspective,  Philip Isham Stuart-Sharkey and Lloyd F. Austin,  pp. 460-463
A General System For Physiological Diver Monitoring,  A. Løvik, J. Lloyd Jones, and J. M. Tangen,  pp. 464-466
Development Of Hearing Conservation Standards For Hazardous Noise Associated With Diving Operations,  Paul F. Smith,  pp. 467-470
Use Of Microprocessors In Hyperbaric Environment,  J. Lloyd Jones and E. Larsen,  pp. 471-473
Carbon Dioxide Sensor For Use At High Ambient Pressures,  Jack Winnick,  pp. 474-478
Scientific Research With Atmospheric Diving Suits,  Steven J. Carnevale and Bruce H. Robison,  pp. 479-482
Manned Undersea Vehicles & Habitats
Chair(s): Mr. Roger Cook, Harbor Branch Foundation; Mr. Darryl E. Laxo, Standard Oil Co. of California
Undersea Vehicles 1970-1983: New Directions/Solid Achievements,  Frank Busby,  pp. 483-491
HYDROLAB - A Valuable Tool For Marine Research,  Dale Anderson,  pp. 492-495
The National Undersea Research Program,  Donald L. Keach and William S. Busch,  pp. 496-498
The Research Submersible MAKALI'I: A Versatile Tool For Supporting Marine Research,  Rick Wilson,  pp. 499-501
A New Microsubmersible For Deep Water Work And Exploration,  Graham S. Hawkes and Sylvia A. Earle,  pp. 502-506
Marine Materials & Connectors
Chair(s): Prof. Herbert Herman, State Univ. of N.Y.; Mr. Albert Berian, The Rochester Corp.
Recent Advances In Underwater Mateable Electrical Connectors,  James L. Cairns,  pp. 507-511
Wood Preservation Utilizing Organotin Polymers,  Deborah Andersen and Anne Becka,  pp. 512-516
Prestressed Lightweight Concrete In The Transport Of Cryogenic Liquids,  Dale Berner, Ben C. Gerwick Jr., and Milos Polivka,  pp. 517-521
Contending With Marine Biofouling Evaluation Of Antifoulant Materials June 1978 Through November 1982,  Martha McCullough,  pp. 522-526
Moorings
Chair(s): Mr. Richard C. Swenson, Ocean Technical Division, National Space Technology Lab; Mr. Normann D. Albertson, NCBC
Developments In Fiber Rope Technology,  Henry A. McKenna,  pp. 527-533
The State Of The Art In Simulation of Ocean Cable Systems,  Dallas J. Meggitt and Henning Ottsen,  pp. 534-537
Performance Of Mooring System Tension Members,  Philip T. Gibson,  pp. 538-542
Physical And Numerical Model Studies Of Hydrodynamic Forces On A Moored Ship,  A. B. Rudavsky,  pp. 543-544
Offshore Structures
Chair(s): Mr. Robert Cordy, Naval Civil Engineering Lab; Dr. Maxwell C. Cheung, MCA Engineers, Inc.
Review Of Ocean Structural Design,  Maxwell C. Cheung,  pp. 545-549
Scale Modeling Or Numerical Modeling For Offshore Structures?,  J. Ian Collins and Roderick Y. Edwards Jr.,  pp. 550-554
Underwater Inspection Of Naval Structures,  Harold Berger, Ronald L. Brackett, and John Mittleman,  pp. 555-559
Use Of Lightweight Concrete For Arctic Offshore Structures,  Yu-Yi Hsu and George C. Fotinos,  pp. 560-566
Prediction Of Breakout Resistance For Objects Embedded Into Seafloor Soil,  Vladimir Rapoport and Alan G. Young,  pp. 567-572
Remotely Operated Vehicles
Chair(s): Mr. Robert L. Wernli, Naval Ocean System Center; David Greenberg, Lockheed Missiles and Space Corporation
ROV Technology Trends And Forecast,  Deam W. Given,  pp. 573-578
Development of Simplified Innovative Pilot Display and Control Systems for Modular Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV),  Lawrence A. Mackey and Gerald M. Stenovec,  pp. 579-582
Development of a Remotely Operated Ship Hull Inspection Vehicle,  Steven A. Nicinski,  pp. 583-587
RCV-150 Vehicle And Recent Operational Experience,  A. B. Billet,  pp. 588-592
Underwater Engineering
Chair(s): Mr. Howard Talkington, Naval Ocean Systems Center; Mr. Ivor Lemaire, Naval Ocean Systems Center
A Decade of Ocean Testing of Pressure-Resistant Concrete Structures,  Robert D. Rail,  pp. 593-597
An In Situ Vane System For Measuring Deep Sea Sediment Shear Strength,  John D. Babb and Armand J. Silva,  pp. 598-602
Shear Modulus Measurement of Bottom Sediments Using Boundary Waves,  Jens M. Hovem, Rune M. Holt, and Kurt E. Kristensen,  pp. 603-607
Initial Field Tests Of ISP-1 And ISP-2 -- Systems That Extend The Technology Of Instrumented Seabed Penetrators,  L. Thomas James and Terry M. Calloway,  pp. 608-612
Potential Hazards And Design Solutions In Using LiSO 2 Batteries In Pressure Housings,  John Mather and James McHarg,  pp. 613-618
Submersible Assisted Cathodic Protection Surveys Of Subsea Pipelines,  Clark P. Weldon and Stephen L. Wolfson,  pp. 619-622
Focal Programs In Ocean Engineering
Chair(s): Rear Admiral John B. Mooney, Oceanographer of the Navy
The Navy Ocean Facilities Program - A Status Report,  Donald R. Wells,  pp. 623-629
Overview Of The Navy Diving Biomedical Research And Development Program,  Delbert E. Evans,  pp. 630-631
The Office Of Naval Research Ocean Technology Program,  E. A. Silva,  pp. 632-634
The Corps Of Engineers Military Ocean Engineering Related Program,  Robert W. Whalin,  pp. 635-640
The NAVY's Long-Range Deep Ocean Technology Planning,  John F. Freund,  pp. 641-644

VOLUME 2

  Program:Effective Use of the Sea: An Update

   Sub-Program: Mineral Resources & Energy

Emerging & Important Technologies In Mineral Resources & Energy
Chair(s): Dr. J. Robert Moore, (Mineral Resources) Department of Marine Studies, University of Texas, Austin; Dr. Claude R. Hocott, (Energy) Gulf Universities Consortium
Ocean Policy-Making In A Changing World,  Robert W. Knecht and Biliana Cicin-Sain,  pp. 645-648
A Portable System For Ocean Bottom Imaging and Charting,  James G. Kosalos and Dale Chayes,  pp. 649-656
Artificial Islands For Arctic Offshore Exploratory Drilling & Production Islands,  Ben C. Gerwick Jr.,  pp. 657-660
Calibration Of A Deep Ocean Instrumented Riser Joint By Internal Pressure,  I. T. Nguyen,  pp. 661-665
Exploratory Drilling (Energy)
Chair(s): Mr. R.E. Haring, Exxon Product Research; Mr. R. Geminder, Hughes Offshore
Safety Features Of Mobile Offshore Drilling Units, An Overview,  M. W. Praught and P. G. Snyder,  pp. 666-670
KULLUK - An Ice Breaking Drilling Barge,  Richard C. Lundberg,  pp. 671-674
Theoretical And Experimental Predictions Of The Dynamic Behavior Of Marine Risers,  C. Chryssostomidis and N. M. Patrikalakis,  pp. 675-679
Marine Riser Fatigue Analysis Using Wave-Variance Spectra,  Gary L. Fox,  pp. 680-683
Coupled vs. Uncoupled Analysis For The Determination Of TLP Tendon Loads,  John E. Halkyard and Shin-Lin Liu,  pp. 684-688

   Sub-Program: Mineral Resources & Energy

Mineral Resources, General (Mineral Resources)
Chair(s): Dr. James Harding, Marine Extension Service, University of Georgia; Dr. Conrad Welling, Ocean Minerals Co.
Multipurpose Offshore Mining System (MOMS) For Sulfur Recovery In The Gulf Of Mexico,  Jagdish J. Bhatt,  pp. 689-692
A Robot Submersible Gold Dredge,  Brian Wilcox and John B. Stephenson,  pp. 693-697
Placer Minerals On The U. S. Outer Continental Shelves-Opportunity For Development,  Robert G. Beauchamp and Michael J. Cruickshank,  pp. 698-702
Mining For Phosphorites On The United States Outer Continental Shelf. Opportunities For Development,  T. John Rowland and Michael J. Cruickshank,  pp. 703-707
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion, International (Energy)
Chair(s): Mr. Joseph R. Vadus, OTEC Program, NOAA; Dr. Luis Vega, EG&G
Overview on the French OTEC Program in 1983,  Philippe Marchand,  pp. 708-710
Evaluation of Sliding Pressure Operation For OTEC Plant,  Yasunobu Nakamoto, Toshiro Terayama, and Mikio Takayanagi,  pp. 711-715
OTEC Activities by The Netherlands,  Bart J. G. Van der Pot,  pp. 716-717

   Sub-Program: Mineral Resources & Energy

Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion, International (Energy)
Chair(s): Mr. Joseph R. Vadus, OTEC Program, NOAA; Dr. Luis Vega, EG&G
The 1 MWE OTEC Pilot Plant In Jamaica,  Torbjörn Berndt and Thomas Högbom,  pp. 718-722
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) Technology Development Program In Taiwan, Republic Of China,  Grobman Wen Lin, Theodore T. Lee, and Ke-Kong Hwang,  pp. 723-726
A Possiblity Of Using OTEC Systems In Arctic Regions,  V. A. Akulichev, A. K. Ilyin, and V. V. Tikmenov,  p. 727

   Sub-Program: Mineral Resources & Energy

Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion, United States (Energy)
Chair(s): Mr. Joseph R. Vadus, OTEC Program, NOAA; Dr. Luis Vega, EG&G
The U. S. Department of Energy's 40 MWe Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion Pilot Plant Program: A Status Report,  Carmine C. Castellano, Eric A. Midboe, and George M. Hagerman Jr.,  pp. 728-733
At-Sea Test of a Large Scale OTEC Pipe,  Algis N. Kalvaitis, Frank A. McHale, and Luis A. Vega,  pp. 734-738
An Enhanced Test Facility For OTEC At Keahole Point,  David L. Hillis, Herbert C. Stevens, and Chandrakant B. Panchal,  pp. 739-740

   Sub-Program: Mineral Resources & Energy

Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion, United States (Energy)
Chair(s): Mr. Joseph R. Vadus, OTEC Program, NOAA; Dr. Luis Vega, EG&G
OTEC Heat Transfer Experiments at Keahole Point, Hawaii, 1982-1983,  Jorn Larsen-Basse and Thomas H. Daniel,  pp. 741-745
Design Of A 160 MW OTEC Plantship For Production of Methanol,  W. H. Avery and Dennis Richards,  pp. 746-750
Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion Prospects For Near Term Development,  Lloyd F. Lewis,  pp. 751-754
Offshore Engineering (Energy)
Chair(s): Mr. Paul Purser, Searle Consortium
Reliability Analysis of a Tension Leg Platform,  H. H. Moss, M. W. Kurty, and D. J. Riffe,  pp. 755-759
Computer Simulation Studies Of A Large Moored Barge In Waves,  Paul Kaplan and Theodore P. Sargent,  pp. 760-765
At-Sea Handling And Motion Compensation,  Edward H. Kidera,  pp. 766-770
Potential Wave Drift Force Simplified,  G. E. Burns and S. V. Liu,  pp. 771-777
Safety Aspects of a Dry, Subsea Hydrocarbon Production System,  L. Suchy and E. Sjoholm,  pp. 778-781

   Sub-Program: Mineral Resources & Energy

Plate Tectonics & Geology (Mineral Resources)
Chair(s): Dr. L. Cathles, Chevron Oilfield Research Co.; Dr. N. L. Sleep, Geophysics Department, Stanford University
Hydrothermal Resources At Mid-Oceanic Ridge Axes,  Norman H. Sleep and Janet L. Morton,  pp. 782-786
Volcanic Eruption Patterns Along Submarine Rift Zones,  Robin T. Holcomb and David A. Clague,  pp. 787-790
High-Technology Investigations Of Rift Propogation And Plate Tectonics,  R. N. Hey,  pp. 791-796

   Sub-Program: Mineral Resources & Energy

Plate Tectonics & Geology (Mineral Resources)
Chair(s): Dr. L. Cathles, Chevron Oilfield Research Co.; Dr. N. L. Sleep, Geophysics Department, Stanford University
Abundance of Hydrothermal Mineral Deposits on Seamounts Inferred From Seamounts Petrologic Characteristics and Abundances,  Rodey Batiza,  pp. 797-800
Hydrothermal Vents and Sulfide Deposits, Axial Seamount, Juan De Fuca Ridge,  R. L. Chase, J. R. Delaney, H. P. Johnson, S. K. Juniper, J. L. Karsten, J. E. Lupton, S. D. Scott, and V. Tunnicliffe,  p. 801
Polymetallic Sulfides (Mineral Resources)
Chair(s): Dr. Peter Rona, NOAA/Atlantic Labs; Dr. Randolf A. Koski, USGS
The Atlantis II Deep Project in the Red Sea as a Source of Technology for the Development of Marine Polymetallic Sulphides,  Hans Amann,  pp. 802-810
Sulfide Deposits From The Juan De Fuca Ridge At 47°57'N, 129°06'W,  Margaret J. Kingston, John R. Delaney, and H. Paul Johnson,  pp. 811-815
Geology Of Massive Hydrothermal Deposits From Fast Segments Of The East Pacific Rise Near 12°50'N And 11°30'N,  R. Hekinian, R. D. Ballard, P. Choukroune, and J. Francheteau,  p. 816
Hydrothermal Mineralization At Seafloor Spreading Centers: Atlantic Ocean And Indian Ocean,  Peter A. Rona,  p. 817
Basalt And Sedimentary Hosted Seafloor Polymetallic Sulfide Deposits And Their Ancient Analogues,  Steven D. Scott,  pp. 818-824

   Sub-Program: Mineral Resources & Energy

Focal Programs In Mineral Resources & Energy
Chair(s): Dr. J. Robert Moore, (Mineral Resources) Marine Science Institute, University of Texas, Austin; Dr. Claude R. Hocott, (Energy) Gulf Universities Consortium
Federal Program In Marine Polymetallic Sulfide Research,  David B. Duane, Donald F. Heinrichs, and Terry W. Offield,  pp. 825-827
An Extensive Data Base For Cobalt-Rich Ferromanganese Crusts From The World Oceans,  Frank T. Manheim, Timothy H. Ling, and Candice M. Lane,  pp. 828-831
Ocean Energy Technology Program,  William E. Richards,  pp. 832-836
Assessment Of A New Global Capacity For Wave Climate Synthesis,  N. Hogben, N. M. C. Dacunha, and K. S. Andrews,  pp. 837-842

   Sub-Program: Non-Mineral Resources

Emerging & Important Technologies In Non-Mineral Resources
Chair(s): Dr. William S. Gaither, College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware
Marine Recreation: An Update Of Its Effective Use Of The Sea,  Tal Morash,  pp. 843-847
Streamlining The Permit Process For Ocean Discharges,  William S. Beller,  pp. 848-852
The Application Of Technology To The Fishing Industry,  Ronald Joel Smolowitz and Robert L. Edwards,  pp. 853-856
Fisheries
Chair(s): Dr. Robert L. Edwards, Northeast Fisheries Center, National Marine Fisheries Service
Out of and Into The 80's: The American Shellfish Industry 1890-1983,  Peter Becker,  pp. 857-859
The Development of Fishing Trawl Testing Capabilities at NSRDC,  Clifford A. Goudey and Craig A. Holberger,  pp. 860-863
Ocean Disposal and Potential for Enhancement in Managing Seafood Processing Wastes,  Dorothy F. Soule, Mikihiko Oguri, and John D. Soule,  pp. 864-868
The Use Of Tanks To Aid In The Design Development And Demonstration Of Fishing Trawls,  Duncan Amos,  pp. 869-870
Pumping Of Low-Temperature Deep Sea Water For Cooling Of Facilities On Land,  Tomio Emura, Takashi Hamada, Ryo Hirasawa, and Tadao Matsumoto,  pp. 871-874
Mariculture
Chair(s): Dr. Fred Conte, Aquaculture Extension, University of California at Davis; Dr. Douglas E. Conklin, Bodega Marine Lab, University of California
Lobster Culture-A Perspective On Intensive Crustacean Rearing,  Douglas E. Conklin,  pp. 875-879
World Salmon Ranching,  William J. McNeil,  pp. 880-883
Culturing And Utilization Of Large Brown Seaweeds (Kelps),  Wheeler J. North,  pp. 884-889
Mariculture of Marine Plants: A Critical Pathway Approach,  Judith E. Hansen,  pp. 890-894
Marine Biology
Chair(s): Dr. William Queen, Institute for Coastal Marine Research, East Carolina Univ.; Dr. Gordon Robillard, Woodward-Clyde Consultants
Environmental Impact Of A 4-KM Causeway At Prudhoe Bay, Alaska: How Could Government and Industry Benefit?,  Gordon A. Robilliard and Joseph M. Colonell,  pp. 895-899
Sewage Discharge Impacts On Coral Reef Communities,  Robert A. Pastorok and Gordon R. Bilyard,  pp. 900-904
Waste Disposal in the Marine Environment. 1. Biological Availability of Heavy Metals to Marine Invertebrates,  Ronald J. Breteler and Jerry M. Neff,  pp. 905-910
Aquatic Bioassays Of Fusrap Soils,  R. E. Hillman, J. W. Williams, F. I. Saksa, R. A. McGrath, and L. S. Gomez,  pp. 911-916
Comparison Of Geophysically Defined Hard Bottom And Visually Detected Live Bottom In The Charlotte Harbor Area Of The Southwest Florida Continental Shelf,  David A. Gettleson, Keith D. Spring, Richard M. Hammer, and Russell E. Putt,  pp. 917-921
Mapping Of Oil Residence And Biological Sensitivity Indices Related To Coastal Oil Spills,  Gordon A. Robilliard, John R. Harper, Ted P. Winfield, and Edward H. Owens,  pp. 922-926
Ocean Pollution
Chair(s): Dr. Robert L. Swanson, NOAA; Dr. Alan Mearns, Environmental Investigation, NOAA/BINC
The Manner in Which Organisms Concentrate Pollutants,  Alan J. Mearns and David R. Young,  pp. 927-931
Advances In Understanding The Ability Of Marine Communities And Ecosystems To Cope With Pollutants,  Donald F. Boesch,  pp. 932-935
The Ocean's Ability To Accommodate Wastes: The Chemical Perspective,  Karl K. Turekian,  p. 936
Sludge Disposal-The Environmental Tradeoff,  Richard T. Dewling and Peter W. Anderson,  pp. 937-939
Developing New Approaches To Formulating Marine Pollution Management Policy,  Thomas M. Leschine and Robert J. Quinn,  pp. 940-943
Recreation
Chair(s): Prof. Tal Morash, Department of Recreation & Leisure Studies, Cal State Northridge; Dr. Randolph C. Kelly, California State Division of Fish & Game
Recreation - An Effective Use Of The Sea,  Charles Mehlert,  pp. 944-946
The Newport Yachting Center -- An Alternative Waterfront Development,  Timothy J. Tyrrell,  pp. 947-950
Artificial Reef Technology A Strategy For Active Impact Mitigation,  Robert S. Grove, Jennifer E. Yuge, and Choule Sonu,  pp. 951-956
Recent Advances In Artificial Reef Technology,  Daniel J. Sheehy and Susan F. Vik,  pp. 957-960
A New Resource For Recreational Fishing Reef Construction,  Jeffrey H. Parker and Peter M. J. Woodhead,  pp. 961-964
Waste Disposal
Chair(s): Dr. William Lee, Roy F. Weston, Inc.; Dr. Carl Chen, SYSTECH Engineering, Inc.
Marine Science Data Management: A Case Study Involving Computerized Marine Pollution Data Archives,  C. R. Berman Jr. and Larry R. Jenkins,  pp. 965-969
Waste Disposal in the Marine Environment: 2. Biological Availability of Organic Contaminants to Marine Invertebrates,  Jerry M. Neff and Ronald J. Breteler,  pp. 970-972
The Multimedia Approach to Use of the Oceans for Waste Disposal,  Elaine Stamman, Douglas A. Segar, and Paul G. Davis,  pp. 973-977
Water Quality
Chair(s): Dr. Billy Edge, Cubit Engineering
Georges Bank Benthic Infauna Monitoring Program--Year I,  Nancy Maciolek-Blake, James A. Blake, Frederick Grassle, and Jerry M. Neff,  pp. 978-982
Georgia Estuaries Circulation Survey,  Samuel E. McCoy and William A. Watson,  pp. 983-987
A Monte Carlo Model Of Particle Dispersion Due To Wave Motion,  Robin Robertson,  pp. 988-992
Focal Programs In Non-Mineral Resources
Chair(s): Dr. William S. Gaither, College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware; Dr. Carolyn A. Thoroughgood, College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware
Animal Husbandry: Aquaculture Versus Agriculture,  Carolyn A. Thoroughgood,  pp. 993-997
Ecology, Aquaculture And Space Colonies,  Joe A. Hanson,  pp. 998-1001
Biological Control Of Gas Exchange In Intensive Aquatic Production Systems,  Gary D. Pruder,  pp. 1002-1004
Technological Innovations In The Development Of Microparticulate Feeds For Marine Suspension Feeders,  C. J. Langdon and D. M. Levine,  pp. 1005-1008
Biochemical & Genetic Engineering In Marine Aquaculture: The Role Of Modern Biotechnology In The Production Of Food From The Oceans,  Daniel E. Morse,  pp. 1009-1012

   Sub-Program: Transportation

Emerging & Important Technologies In Transportation
Chair(s): Mr. John Wing, Booz-Allen-Hamilton, Inc.; Dr. Don Walsh, Institute of Marine & Coastal Studies, University of Southern California
Innovative Offshore Engineering In The Arctic,  Peter Noble,  pp. 1013-1019
Restricted Draft Geometry An Alternative To Dredging,  Donald P. Roseman and Roderick A. Barr,  pp. 1020-1024
Energy-Efficient Naval Ships of the Future,  C. F. Krolick,  pp. 1025-1029
Future Of Federally Operated Radionavigation Systems,  Nevin A. Pealer,  pp. 1030-1033
Competition, Productivity and Technology--Maritime Challenges of the '80s,  James G. Gross,  pp. 1034-1041
Ice Area Operations
Chair(s): Mr. Jack Lewis, ARCTEC, Inc.; Mr. Robert Potter, Sohio Alaska Petroleum
Design of an Iceworthy Workboat for Alaskan Waters,  Peter Noble, George Morley, Peter Zahn, and Alain Seligman,  pp. 1042-1047
Response of Modelled Ice Masses to Regular Waves and Regular Wave Groups,  J. J. Murray, G. B. Guy, and D. B. Muggeridge,  pp. 1048-1052
The Role of Simulation in Arctic Marine Development,  P. Noble and I. F. Glen,  pp. 1053-1056
Autonomous Computer Controlled Ice Drill Perfomance Tests,  Carl N. Beverly,  pp. 1057-1059
Theoretical Developments for the Estimation of Multiyear Ice Floe Impacts,  Raymond S. Chapman, Donald T. Resio, Robert E. Potter, and J. Terry Walden,  pp. 1060-1067
Ship Design
Chair(s): Dr. Mike Davis, Lockheed Marine Systems Group; Dr. Roger Potash, Giannotti & Associates
Coastal SWATH Ship Design and Experience,  Raymond G. Allen and Richard S. Holcomb,  pp. 1068-1072
Ferry Design for Vehicle and Passenger Transportation in the 1980's,  Allan T. Maris and Roger L. Potash,  pp. 1073-1077
ARS-50 CLass Salvage Ship--Super Salvor,  Stephen November, Kenneth Smith Jr., and J. Kenneth Edgar,  pp. 1078-1081
Physical Model Study of Ship Capsizing Due to Breaking Waves,  Alexander B. Rudavsky,  pp. 1082-1084
Shipping And Port Operations
Chair(s): Mr. Leo Donovan, Booz-Allen-Hamilton
Marine Transportation Facilities Inspection,  John S. Yeend,  pp. 1085-1088
Cooperative Dredging: The Management of Port and Harbor Dredging Projects in Massachusetts,  Harriet M. Diamond,  pp. 1089-1092
The Meteorological Office Archive and its Use in Support of Shipping and Offshore Interests,  R. J. Shearman,  pp. 1093-1097
The Utilization of Temporary Buoyancy Tanks for Transportation and Installation of Arctic Gravity Base Structures,  Michael Rojansky,  pp. 1098-1103
Focal Programs In Transportation
Chair(s): Mr. John Wing, Booz-Allen-Hamilton Inc.; Dr. Don Walsh, Institute of Marine and Coastal Studies, University of Southern California
The Outlook for the Nation's Seaports,  Leo J. Donovan Jr.,  pp. 1104-1106
The U. S. Merchant Marine In 1983: Serious Problems and New Initiatives,  Don Walsh,  pp. 1107-1112
Impact of International Shipping Agreements,  Elliot Schrier,  pp. 1113-1116
Challenge and Opportunities of American Shipping,  E. G. Frankel,  pp. 1117-1121

VOLUME 3

  Program:Effective Use of the Sea: An Update

   Sub-Program: Summary & Update

Opening Plenary
Chairman's Opening Remarks,  J. G. Wenzel,  p. 1123
Keynote Speeches
Effective Use Of The Sea: Oceanography,  Ferris Webster,  pp. 1124-1127
Marine Technology Drives Marine Policy,  John A. Knauss,  pp. 1128-1132
Chairman's Luncheon Speech
Whither American Ocean Policy-1983?,  James W. Curlin,  pp. 1133-1135
Overview: Ocean Science
The Future of Ocean Sciences: An Overview,  Feenan Jennings,  pp. 1136-1142

   Sub-Program: Summary & Update

Overview: Ocean Engineering
Ocean Technology Then And Now,  John B. Mooney Jr.,  pp. 1143-1144

   Sub-Program: Summary & Update

Overview: Mineral Resources
Marine Hard Mineral Resources - Progress and Problems,  J. Robert Moore,  pp. 1145-1150
Overview: Energy
Energy And The Oceans,  Claude R. Hocott and Paul E. Purser,  pp. 1151-1155
Overview: Non-Mineral Resources
The Development of the Non-Mineral Marine Resources of the U.S.; An Overview of Past Actions and Future Trends,  William S. Gaither,  pp. 1156-1162
Overview: Transportation
Ocean Transportation: Are We Making Progress on the Critical Issues,  John F. Wing,  pp. 1163-1166
Oceans '83 Banquet Speech
Oceans and Reestablishing Independence,  Athelstan Spilhaus,  pp. 1167-1172
Closing Plenary Session
Congressional Comment,  John B. Breaux,  pp. 1173-1174
Blue Ribbon Panel Comments,  John Byrne, Ronald L. Geer, John Flipse, Jon M. Lindbergh, Edward Goldberg, Allen Schumacher, Ben Gerwick Jr., George F. Mechlin, and J. G. Wenzel,  pp. 1175-1187
Questions And Answers,  J. G. Wenzel,  pp. 1188-1192