State of technology report : Ocean and Coastal Engineering Division

• Published in: Marine Technology Society journal Vol. 31; no. 2; pp. 36 - 49
• Main Authors: ATTURIO, J. M, PAUL, W, BERIAN, A. G, PHOEL, W. C, LIBERATORE, D. J, MARINARO, N. J, GEMINDER, R, FLORY, J. F, TRUE, D. G
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Washington, DC Marine Technology Society 01.06.1997
• Subjects: Applied sciences; Buildings. Public works; Earth, ocean, space; Environmental protection; Exact sciences and technology; External geophysics; Hydraulic constructions; Marine; Offshore structure (platforms, tanks, etc.); Other topics; Physics of the oceans; Q1; Sensors; Cable; Buoy; Construction materials; Towage; Research; Ocean bottom; Coastal zone; Salvage service; Prospective; Engineering; Technology; Marine platform; Ocean; Diving; Application

In the last state of technology report for the Ocean and Coastal Engineering Division in 1988, Captain Donald Wells noted that technical progress enabled us to move from depths of a few hundreds of feet to the deepest parts of the oceans. Today, our technological focus has shifted back toward the sh...