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Annual Informal Workshop on Physical Oceanography and Meteorology of the Middle Atlantic and New York Bights



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    The 1977 workshop was convened to review physical oceanographic research activities of the recent past and those projected for the near future in the Middle Atlantic Bight, continuing the general aims of the predeceding workshops. The invitee list (see Appendix B) was expanded to about 130 to reflect recommendation of the 1976 workshop (1) that a better job be done "to bridge the gap" between the Middle Atlantic Bight and neighboring regions, and (2) that at least a token representation of the non-physical disciplines be present "to keep us honest." Approximately 65 participants attended. The workshop theme, "Modeling of the Middle Atlantic Shelf Circulation," was established as a result of interest expressed during the previous gathering and too little time then for ade~uate discussion.
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    Charles A. Parker, editor ; Marine Ecosystems Analysis Program.

    "June 1978."

    "Annual Informal Workshop on Physical Oceanography and Meteorology of the Middle Atlantic and New York Bights 15-16 November 1977 Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory, Columbia University, Palisades, New York"-- Page ii.

    Includes bibliographical references (page 4).
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