"Oceanography: Relationships of the Oceans with the Continents, Their Biodiversity and the Atmosphere" ed. by Leonel Pereira

This volume provides a comprehensive exploration of the intricate interplay between Earth’s oceans, continents, biodiversity, and atmosphere. This enlightening volume delves into the multidisciplinary field of oceanography, offering insights into the physical, chemical, biological, and geological characteristics of the ocean and their profound impact on global systems.

Through a series of engaging chapters, readers will journey from the depths of deep-sea biodiversity to the dynamics of coastal areas and the influence of organic matter on marine ecosystems. Discover the economic potential of seaweed aquaculture in a changing climate and explore the complex interactions between rivers and seas. The book culminates with an in-depth analysis of large-scale ocean-atmosphere interactions in the northern hemisphere, unraveling the seasonal fluxes of heat and moisture that shape our planet’s climate patterns. Each chapter is meticulously crafted to illuminate key concepts and provoke thought on the urgent challenges facing our oceans and environment today.
This book is an indispensable resource for students, researchers, and anyone intrigued by the mysteries of our planet’s marine realms. Whether seeking to understand climate dynamics, biodiversity conservation, or sustainable resource management, this book offers a comprehensive perspective on the vital role of oceanography in shaping our understanding of Earth’s interconnected systems.

Contents
1. General Overview on Oceanography
2. Seaweed Aquaculture Importance in Sustainable Economy in an Era of Climate Change
3. Deep Sea Biodiversity on the Continents, How It Happens?
4. Large-Scale Interaction of Oceans, Continents and the Atmosphere in the Northern Hemisphere
5. Influence of Organic Matter on the Transport of Mineral Colloids in the River-Sea Transition Zone
6. Hydrodynamical Numerical Modeling of Coastal Areas


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