For Oceanography we have terms and definitions in 7 topics. The topics are Aquaculture, Environment, Hunting, Oceanography, Physical Geography, Sanitation and Weather.

Oceanography (Aquaculture)

The scientific study of all aspects of the physics, chemistry, geology and biology of the world's oceans.

Oceanography (Environment)

The study of the ocean and ocean life.

Oceanography (Hunting)

The science of all aspects of the oceans, in spite of its etymology. The term, oceanography, however, implies the interrelationships of the various marine sciences of which it is composed. This connotation has arisen through the historical development of marine research in which it has been found that a true understanding of the oceans is best achieved through investigations based on the realization that water, its organic and inorganic contents, motions, and boundaries are mutally related and interdependent.

Oceanography (Oceanography)

The study of the ocean. The physical properties of the ocean - currents and waves (physical oceanography), the chemistry of the ocean (chemical oceanography), the geology of the seafloor (marine geology), and the organisms that live in the oceans (marine biology and marine ecology). ordinary katabatic wind - Short-lived katabatic winds with constant direction but a highly variable speed. Originate in cold dense air flowing coastward from the high Antarctic plateau over the pole.

Oceanography (Physical Geography)

The scientific study of phenomena found in the world's oceans.

Oceanography (Sanitation)

The science that deals with oceans, their form, physical features and phenomena.

Oceanography (Weather)

The study of the ocean, embracing and integrating all knowledge pertaining to the ocean's physical boundaries, the chemistry and physics of sea water, and marine biology.

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