3.OCEANOGRAPHY
- Bottom topography of the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans;
- Temperature and salinity of the oceans; Heat and salt budgets,
- Ocean deposits;
- Waves, currents and tides;
- Marine resources: biotic, mineral and energy resources;
- Coral reefs, coral bleaching;
- sea level changes;
- law of the sea and marine pollution.
part 1-4 are hard,more
part 5-8 are easy, less
Waves, currents and tides
Western Boundary Currents: The Gulf Stream and Kuroshio,
Eastern Boundary Currents: The California Current System,
Equatorial Currents,
El Nino Southern Oscillation,
Antarctic Circumpolar Current
Currents of the Indian Ocean,
Tides and Other Waves,
Tsunami, Seiches, Edge Waves,
Very Long Waves: The Coriolis Effect, Kelvin Waves,
Inertia Gravity Waves,
Rossby Waves,
Internal Waves,
Reduced Gravity, 230 Internal Waves in a Two-layer Ocean, 231 Internal Waves in a Stratified Ocean, 232 Tidal Forces, 234
Equilibrium and Dynamic Theory of Tides,
Ocean Tides,
Tidal Currents
three shallow water waves: tsunamis, seiches, and edge waves
QUESTION BANK
- Write a note on shallow water waves
- short notes on tsunamis, seiches, and edge waves
- explain in detail the currents of Indian ocean.
- Write short note on Pelagic deposits
- Give an account of marine resources and discuss their present day utilization.
- Give a reasoned account of the contents of the Atlantic Ocean and their impact
- on the climatic conditions of the coastal regions. (87/1/3/60)
- Write short note on Coral reefs in about 200 words. (88/1/26/20)
- Write short note on Ocean bottom relief in about 200 words. (89/1/26/20)
- Discuss the theories of the formation of coral reefs proposed by Daly, Darwin
- and David. (90/1/5/60)
- Draw a hypsographic curve to represent the major physiographic units of the ocean and comment on their permanency (91/1/4/60)
- Give reasoned account of the distribution of salinity in the oceans and partially enclosed seas.
- Write short note: Food from the sea.
- Explain and illustrate the ocean floor topography and give a detailed account of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.
- Write short note: Marine resources, biotic,
- Examine critically the theories of the mineral and energy resources formation of coral reefs and atolls.
- Explain and illustrate the submarine relief of the Atlantic Ocean.
- Write short note Submarine canyons.
- Write short note T-S diagram.
- Write short note Formation of coral reefs
- Present a concise account of bottom relief of the Indian Ocean. (03/1/4/60)
- Discuss the mid-Atlantic Ridge in terms of its origin, extent and relief.
- Write short note Pelagic deposits.
- Write short note Ocean currents of Northern Atlantic Ocean
- Discuss the different bases for classifying the ocean deposits and give a detailed!
- account of pelagic deposits of the oceans
- Write short note Eustatic changes of sea level
- Describe the ideal conditions for coral reef formation and discuss the glacial control theory of coral reef formation.
- Examine economic significance of the resources of the Continental shelf of the Indian Ocean
- Comment on marine heat budget and the oceanic circulation system.
- Write short note on Ocean deposits
- Explain the scientifically sound methods of bathymetry and give an account of the bottom topography of the Atlantic Ocean.
- Write short note on Salinity patterns in Indian Ocean.
- "Temperature, salinity and density differences in ocean water are the prime causes of ocean water circulation." Elaborate.
- Write short notes on different layers of ocean water above abyssal plain.
- "Atolls present the most challenging explanation in the evolution of coral reefs", Discuss.
- What is “Base level" Explain the types of base level.
- "Offshore Acoustic Study helped the development of the concept of seafloor spreading". Explain.
- Compare the Subsidence and Glacial control theories on the formation of coral reefs.
- Illustrate the origin and nature of Sargasso Sea and Lagoon.
- Give a critical account of reasons and consequences of marine pollution
- Give an account of recent observations on coral bleaching with reference to Clive Wilkinson's Report
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