OI 2010 Call for Papers17/06/2009 |
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| The organisers of Oceanology International 2010 are already building up the conference programme. If you like to present at this event, the time to submit your paper has come. Deadline to submit abstracts is 31st July 2009. | ||
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Oceanology International 2010 represents an excellent opportunity via its extensive technical programme to showcase the latest technical developments and thinking in the marine science and ocean technology world. The Oceanology Committee encourages you to submit abstracts in the following categories:
• Navigation & Positioning - Committee Head Rob Balloch, Sonardyne • Hydrography/Geophysics - Committee Head Andy W Hill, BP America • Marine Environment - Committee Head Paul Holthus, World Ocean Council (WOC) • Geotechnics - Committee Head Pat Power, Fugro • Ocean Observing & Forecasting - Committee Head Professor Ralph Rayner
OI2010 is scheduled for 9th to 11th March 2010, in the Excel Centre in London (UK).
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