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Volume 2 Number 3 (Jul - Oct, 2007)

A Time for Play - Ocean Tourism and Recreation

Front Cover
Table of Contents
Essays
Cuising to the End of the World
Capt. Robert J. Parsons, Parsons Associates International
Think Tank: Hydrodynamic Testing and the America's Cup
Lee Hedd, Oceanic Consulting Corporation
To Catch a Tuna - Sportfishing for Atlantic Bluefin Tuna in Conception Bay
Clayton Burry, CCMC
Fisheries Science and Marine Ecotourism - A Natural Fit
Capt. Jan Negrijn, Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University
Deep Breaths - Advances in Recreational Diving Through Technology Innovation
Steve Moore, Ocean Quest Inc.
Greg Harvey, Offshore Safety and Survival Centre, Marine Institute
Reviews & Papers
Analysis of Rudder Span Effects on IMS Hydrodynamic Induced Drag
James Teeters, US Sailing
Rob Pallard, Institute for Ocean Technology
Caroline Muselet, Institute for Ocean Technology
Directional Random Wave Experiments on Motion and Mooring Force of an Elastic Floater
Tetsuya Hiraishi, Port and Airport Research Institute
A Note on Some Important Marine Environmental Issues
Martin Renilson, Australian Maritime College
Community Profile
Focus on Ocean Tourism and Recreation
Back Cover
Advertisers Index & Publishing Schedule

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The Journal of Ocean Technology is an independent quarterly periodical published by the Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland. It is designed for the global ocean community with a mission to expand global knowledge and understanding of ocean technologies, to serve as a medium for publishing world-leading research, and to promote innovation that contributes to responsible ocean utilization and management.

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