0 the scientific study of the sea --
1 the scientific study of the oceans and seas and the organisms that live in them --
I now turn to the amount of effort which is being put into the whole sweep of oceanography and hydrography.
I refer to crop control, medicine, agriculture, oceanography, astronomy, and many other ways, such as the assessment of mineral resources.
Most notable have been contributions in oceanography.
This constitutes a valuable contribution to oceanography.
The work later expanded into a wider programme in both polar regions, studying problems related to ice thickness, waves in ice, icebergs, sea-ice physics and dynamics, and polar oceanography.
When this aspect was felt to be too weak a reason for an expedition, the collection of scientific data was added, including meteorology, terrestrial magnetism, physical oceanography, and zoology.
Yet, as soon as he opened one of these personal doors, he as quickly closed it, and returned to his observations of the skies, flora and fauna, geology, and oceanography.
Finally, we would like to comment that the geophysical relevance of the boundarylayer analysis and the corresponding laboratory experiments referred to earlier is probably restricted to oceanography only.
