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Hi there, I am looking for either a URL or an e-mail address for the Ocean
Exploration Group in California. I read an article concerning a new craft
called the Deep Flight, and I am looking for any new developments.

I am testing.

I am testing.

I am doing a project on the condition of the St. John's Harbour in
Newfoundland where I live.  Our harbour which is history known for
it's stratigic location is in major trouble.  Approximatly 120 million
litres of raw sewage and stormwater run off is dumped into our harbour
everyday.
I am reasearching different methods of wastewater treatment and I am
very interested in "Solar Aquatic Wastewater treatment".  The idea of
using plants, fish, snails and bacteria to break down the sewage is
very interesting.
I would like to know more about this and other methods of treatment.
If anyone has a thought on this or can point me in the right direction
for more information it would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jennifer  

In article <01bbcf96$14491b00$286622cf@gateway>, "Angevine"  writes:
|> Hi there, I am looking for either a URL or an e-mail address for the Ocean
|> Exploration Group in California. I read an article concerning a new craft
|> called the Deep Flight, and I am looking for any new developments.
|> 
Try http://www.deepflight.com
-- 
John Swensen 

Angevine wrote:
> 
> Hi there, I am looking for either a URL or an e-mail address for the Ocean
> Exploration Group in California. I read an article concerning a new craft
> called the Deep Flight, and I am looking for any new developments.
try:
http://www.deepflight.com
Mike
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Hello,
   I am working on calculating the transport of materials through an 
estuarine cross section, and have a couple questions about some of the 
variables (especially the depth averages of Ui.', U.j', and Uij*).  I was 
wondering if there was anyone out there who is familiar with these 
calculations, and would be able to give me some help (advice, contacts, 
further references).    
Thank you, 
Troy Colyer
Huxley College of Environmental Science
Western Washington University
Bellingham, WA 98225 

Hi oceanographers!
I need to compile a worldwide synopsis of the tides, including both the
regime and the maximal excursion, for a biological review work.  I don't
need highly detailed geographical information, but rather a medium- to
big-picture treatment for most major coasts and seas.  Is there a single
source or suite of sources that I can consult to extract or develop this
information?  Any assistance would be gratefully accepted.
With best regards,
Mike Chotkowski
chotkows@uiuc.edu