Project Oceanography Program Schedule Spring 1999

Project Oceanography Spring 1999 Schedule
Fridays, Spring 1999, 11:30am -12:00 noon (Eastern Time)

Spring 1999 Schedule
January 8	Ocean Color I: What Color is the Ocean and Why is it Important?	Dr. Frank Muller-Karger, USF
January 15	Ocean Color II: Satellite Images and What They Tell Us About Ocean Life	Dr. Frank Muller-Karger, USF
January 22	Ocean Color III: From Satellite to Seawater	Dr. Frank Muller-Karger, USF
January 29	In Water Sensors I: The Yellow Submarine	The Center for Ocean Technology, USF
February 5	In Water Sensors II: Oceanographic Instruments	The Center for Ocean Technology, USF
February 12	Weedon Island I: Land	Howard Rutherford, USF/Pier Aquarium Keith Thompson, Weedon Island Nature Preserve Holly McConnel, St. Petersburg Museum of History
February 19	Weedon Island II: Air	Howard Rutherford, USF/ Peir Aquarium Dr. Gabe Vargo, USF
February 26	Weedon Island III: Sea	Howard Rutherford, USF/Pier Aquarium
March 5	Problems and Solutions I: Seagrasses and Mangroves	Dr. Sandra Gilcist, USF
March 12	Problems and Solutions II: Polluted Runoff - The Ocean Begins Here	Dr. Randy Runnels, Tampa Bay Aquatic Preserves
March 19	Problems and Solutions III: Oil Pollution	Dr. Ted Van Vleet, USF
March 26	Problems and Solutions IV: Fisheries	Kevin Curlee, Mote Marine Lab
April 2	No Show Scheduled
April 9	Marine Mammals I: What is a Marine Mammal?	Linae Boehme, USF
April 16	Careers in Marine Science I: Preparing for a Career in Oceanography	Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute
April 23	Careers in Marine Science II: Harbor Pilots	USF Staff