Titre :	Ocean science for the year 2000
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Mention d'édition :	UNESCO
Editeur :	UNESCO
Année de publication :	1984
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-92-3-102198-5
Note générale :	The purposes of this study is : - to identify the aspirations and expectation of ocean scientists for research during the next few decades, and to assist in their accomplishment/ - To make these views available to governments and to United Nations agencies for planning and other appopriate action/ - To provide information that can be used by IOC and UNESCO for the updating of scientific programmes and assignment of priorities. It was agreed that the principal questions of ocean research should be considered within the four basic subject areas physics, chemistry biology and geology/geophysics.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Hydrologie marine  Flore  Milieu aquatique  Faune aquatique  Plante aquatique
Index. décimale :	551.48 Hydrologie :
Résumé :	The purposes of this study is : - to identify the aspirations and expectation of ocean scientists for research during the next few decades, and to assist in their accomplishment/ - To make these views available to governments and to United Nations agencies for planning and other appopriate action/ - To provide information that can be used by IOC and UNESCO for the updating of scientific programmes and assignment of priorities. It was agreed that the principal questions of ocean research should be considered within the four basic subject areas physics, chemistry biology and geology/geophysics.
Note de contenu :	The purposes of this study is : - to identify the aspirations and expectation of ocean scientists for research during the next few decades, and to assist in their accomplishment/ - To make these views available to governments and to United Nations agencies for planning and other appopriate action/ - To provide information that can be used by IOC and UNESCO for the updating of scientific programmes and assignment of priorities. It was agreed that the principal questions of ocean research should be considered within the four basic subject areas physics, chemistry biology and geology/geophysics.

Ocean science for the year 2000 [texte imprimé]  . -  UNESCO . - UNESCO, 1984.
ISBN : 978-92-3-102198-5
The purposes of this study is : - to identify the aspirations and expectation of ocean scientists for research during the next few decades, and to assist in their accomplishment/ - To make these views available to governments and to United Nations agencies for planning and other appopriate action/ - To provide information that can be used by IOC and UNESCO for the updating of scientific programmes and assignment of priorities. It was agreed that the principal questions of ocean research should be considered within the four basic subject areas physics, chemistry biology and geology/geophysics.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Hydrologie marine  Flore  Milieu aquatique  Faune aquatique  Plante aquatique
Index. décimale :	551.48 Hydrologie :
Résumé :	The purposes of this study is : - to identify the aspirations and expectation of ocean scientists for research during the next few decades, and to assist in their accomplishment/ - To make these views available to governments and to United Nations agencies for planning and other appopriate action/ - To provide information that can be used by IOC and UNESCO for the updating of scientific programmes and assignment of priorities. It was agreed that the principal questions of ocean research should be considered within the four basic subject areas physics, chemistry biology and geology/geophysics.
Note de contenu :	The purposes of this study is : - to identify the aspirations and expectation of ocean scientists for research during the next few decades, and to assist in their accomplishment/ - To make these views available to governments and to United Nations agencies for planning and other appopriate action/ - To provide information that can be used by IOC and UNESCO for the updating of scientific programmes and assignment of priorities. It was agreed that the principal questions of ocean research should be considered within the four basic subject areas physics, chemistry biology and geology/geophysics.