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Oceans in a Changing Climate submission deadline 31 Dec 2025 | Viewed by 201 | Submission Open
Keywords: ocean– climate interactions; marine renewable energy; ocean warming; coastal resilience and policy; wave dy-namics; sea-level rise
Marine Mammals in a Changing World, 3rd Edition
edited by and Matthew S. Savoca
submission deadline 28 Feb 2026 | Viewed by 106 | Submission Open
Keywords: health; conservation; ecology; behavior; physiology; pollution
Recent Progress in Ocean Fronts
edited by , Weijie Liu and
submission deadline 31 Mar 2026 | Viewed by 45 | Submission Open
Keywords: ocean fronts; hydrodynamics; air– sea interactions; biogeochemical cycle; land– sea interactions
Ocean Observing Systems: Latest Developments and Challenges
edited by and Hassan Moustahfid
submission deadline 31 Jul 2026 | 1 articles | Viewed by 1677 | Submission Open
Keywords: ocean-observing systems; ocean monitoring; marine technologies; ocean sensing; best practices; climate changes; marine ecosystems; ocean-atmosphere interactions; ocean data management; sustainable ocean management
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