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Nach zehn Jahren erscheint nun die 3. Auflage dieses renommierten Fachbuchs und geht der Frage nach, wie unsere Meere als geochemisches System "funktionieren". Umfassend erläutert werden die neuesten Entwicklungen und Erkenntnisse und auch Rolle der Ozeane beim Klimawandel.
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Nach zehn Jahren erscheint nun die 3. Auflage dieses renommierten Fachbuchs und geht der Frage nach, wie unsere Meere als geochemisches System "funktionieren". Umfassend erläutert werden die neuesten Entwicklungen und Erkenntnisse und auch Rolle der Ozeane beim Klimawandel.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- 3. Aufl.
- Seitenzahl: 432
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Oktober 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 955g
- ISBN-13: 9781405187343
- ISBN-10: 1405187344
- Artikelnr.: 35676823
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- 3. Aufl.
- Seitenzahl: 432
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Oktober 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 955g
- ISBN-13: 9781405187343
- ISBN-10: 1405187344
- Artikelnr.: 35676823
Roy Chester recently retired from his post as the Proudman Professor of Oceanography in what was then the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Liverpool. During his career he wrote over 140 scientific publications, and in 1999 was awarded the Hans Pettersson Bronze Medal by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. He is also the author of 'Furnace of Creation, Cradle of Destruction - A journey to the birthplace of Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Tsunamis'. Tim Jickells is a marine biogeochemist with over 150 publications. He has been based at the University of East Anglia for more than 25 years and before that worked in Bermuda and Scotland. His main research interests are in atmospheric inputs to the oceans and coastal nutrient cycling and his field work has included tropical, temperate and polar environments. He was awarded the Challenger medal in 2006.
Preface to the third edition vii 1 Introduction 1 Part I The Global
Journey: Material Sources 7 2 The input of material to the ocean reservoir
9 3 The transport of material to the oceans: the fluvial pathway 11 4 The
transport of material to the oceans: the atmospheric pathway 52 5 The
transport of material to the oceans: the hydrothermal pathway 83 6 The
transport of material to the oceans: relative fl ux magnitudes 92 Part II
The Global Journey: The Ocean Reservoir 125 7 Descriptive oceanography:
water-column parameters 127 8 Air-sea gas exchange 154 9 Nutrients oxygen
organic carbon and the carbon cycle in seawater 163 10 Particulate material
in the oceans 208 11 Trace elements in the oceans 223 12 Down-column fl
uxes and the benthic boundary layer 253 Part III The Global Journey:
Material Sinks 271 13 Marine sediments 273 14 Sediment interstitial waters
and diagenesis 290 15 The components of marine sediments 321 16
Unscrambling the sediment-forming chemical signals 352 Part IV The Global
Journey: Synthesis 389 17 Marine geochemistry: an overview 391 Index 405
Colour plate pages fall between pp. 216 and 217.
Journey: Material Sources 7 2 The input of material to the ocean reservoir
9 3 The transport of material to the oceans: the fluvial pathway 11 4 The
transport of material to the oceans: the atmospheric pathway 52 5 The
transport of material to the oceans: the hydrothermal pathway 83 6 The
transport of material to the oceans: relative fl ux magnitudes 92 Part II
The Global Journey: The Ocean Reservoir 125 7 Descriptive oceanography:
water-column parameters 127 8 Air-sea gas exchange 154 9 Nutrients oxygen
organic carbon and the carbon cycle in seawater 163 10 Particulate material
in the oceans 208 11 Trace elements in the oceans 223 12 Down-column fl
uxes and the benthic boundary layer 253 Part III The Global Journey:
Material Sinks 271 13 Marine sediments 273 14 Sediment interstitial waters
and diagenesis 290 15 The components of marine sediments 321 16
Unscrambling the sediment-forming chemical signals 352 Part IV The Global
Journey: Synthesis 389 17 Marine geochemistry: an overview 391 Index 405
Colour plate pages fall between pp. 216 and 217.
Preface to the third edition vii 1 Introduction 1 Part I The Global
Journey: Material Sources 7 2 The input of material to the ocean reservoir
9 3 The transport of material to the oceans: the fluvial pathway 11 4 The
transport of material to the oceans: the atmospheric pathway 52 5 The
transport of material to the oceans: the hydrothermal pathway 83 6 The
transport of material to the oceans: relative fl ux magnitudes 92 Part II
The Global Journey: The Ocean Reservoir 125 7 Descriptive oceanography:
water-column parameters 127 8 Air-sea gas exchange 154 9 Nutrients oxygen
organic carbon and the carbon cycle in seawater 163 10 Particulate material
in the oceans 208 11 Trace elements in the oceans 223 12 Down-column fl
uxes and the benthic boundary layer 253 Part III The Global Journey:
Material Sinks 271 13 Marine sediments 273 14 Sediment interstitial waters
and diagenesis 290 15 The components of marine sediments 321 16
Unscrambling the sediment-forming chemical signals 352 Part IV The Global
Journey: Synthesis 389 17 Marine geochemistry: an overview 391 Index 405
Colour plate pages fall between pp. 216 and 217.
Journey: Material Sources 7 2 The input of material to the ocean reservoir
9 3 The transport of material to the oceans: the fluvial pathway 11 4 The
transport of material to the oceans: the atmospheric pathway 52 5 The
transport of material to the oceans: the hydrothermal pathway 83 6 The
transport of material to the oceans: relative fl ux magnitudes 92 Part II
The Global Journey: The Ocean Reservoir 125 7 Descriptive oceanography:
water-column parameters 127 8 Air-sea gas exchange 154 9 Nutrients oxygen
organic carbon and the carbon cycle in seawater 163 10 Particulate material
in the oceans 208 11 Trace elements in the oceans 223 12 Down-column fl
uxes and the benthic boundary layer 253 Part III The Global Journey:
Material Sinks 271 13 Marine sediments 273 14 Sediment interstitial waters
and diagenesis 290 15 The components of marine sediments 321 16
Unscrambling the sediment-forming chemical signals 352 Part IV The Global
Journey: Synthesis 389 17 Marine geochemistry: an overview 391 Index 405
Colour plate pages fall between pp. 216 and 217.