Oceanography

Papers
(The TQCC of Oceanography is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Observations of Industrial Shallow-Water Prawn Trawling in Kenya49
CAREER PROFILES • OPTIONS AND INSIGHTS: Sarah Close28
Linking Oxygen and Carbon Uptake with the Meridional Overturning Circulation Using a Transport Mooring Array25
The International Master’s Program in Oceanography and Applications in Benin19
Observing Arctic Sea Ice17
An Experimental Platform to Study Wind, Hydrodynamic, and Biochemical Conditions in the Littoral Zone During Extreme Coastal Storms15
Detection of Landslides and Tsunamis in Douglas Channel and Gardner Canal, British Columbia15
Using Digital Twins of the Ocean to Build Capacity in the Wider Caribbean Region14
The Value of Going To Sea on Big Ships and the Advantage of Multiple Tracers for GEOTRACES Style Programs14
Eddies and the Distribution of Eddy Kinetic Energy in the Arctic Ocean14
The Role of Professional Societies in Advancing Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice, and Accessibility in the Fields of Coastal and Ocean Science12
Recent Marine Heatwaves Affect Marine Ecosystems from Plankton to Seabirds in the Northern Gulf of Alaska12
Introduction to the Special Issue on Building Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Ocean Sciences11
GEOTRACES: Ironing Out the Details of the Oceanic Iron Sources?11
Why Near-Inertial Waves Are Less Affected by Vorticity in the Northeast Pacific Than in the North Atlantic10
PacIOOS Water Quality Sensor Partnership Program10
Hot Vents Beneath an Icy Ocean: The Aurora Vent Field, Gakkel Ridge, Revealed10
Teaching Oceanography by Engaging Students in Civic Activism9
Emerging Applications of Longstanding Autonomous Ocean Carbon Observations9
Interviews!9
In Pursuit of Knowledge About Careers Outside of Academia9
Introduction to the Special Issue on NISKINe8
Lessons Learned in Public Sector Capacity Building to Tackle Marine Litter8
An Integrated Observing Effort for Sargassum Monitoring and Warning in the Caribbean Sea, Tropical Atlantic, and Gulf of Mexico7
Co-Production of Sea Ice Knowledge in Uummannaq Bay, Greenland7
Interactions between the Arctic Mediterranean and the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation: A Review7
Harmful Algal Blooms in the Alaskan Arctic: An Emerging Threat as the Ocean Warms7
A Low-Cost Carbon Dioxide Monitoring System for Coastal and Estuarine Sensor Networks6
CAREER PROFILES • OPTIONS AND INSIGHTS. Emma R. Ozanich6
The California Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring and Alert Program: A Success Story for Coordinated Ocean Observing6
How California Sea Grant’s State Fellowship Program Fuels Careers in Coastal Conservation and Management6
Finding a Thesis Topic6
Diving for Data: Florida Sea Grant’s Great Goliath Grouper Count5
Capacity Building with Volunteers: Divers and Boaters Collect Data on Southern California Bight5
Western Boundary Current–Subtropical Continental Shelf Interactions5
The Technological, Scientific, and Sociological Revolution of Global Subsurface Ocean Observing5
Collaborating with Marine Birds to Monitor the Physical Environment Within Coastal Marine Protected Areas5
Tide Gauges: From Single Hazard to Multi-Hazard Warning Systems5
Long-Term Ocean Observing Coupled with Community Engagement Improves Tsunami Early Warning5
New Technologies Aid Understanding of the Factors Affecting Adélie Penguin Foraging5
Climate Roles of Non-Sea Salt Sulfate and Sea Spray Aerosol in the Atmospheric Marine Boundary Layer: Highlights of 40 Years of PMEL Research5
Operational Monitoring of Open-Ocean Carbon Dioxide Removal Deployments: Detection, Attribution, and Determination of Side Effects5
After Two Decades, Argo at PMEL, Looks to the Future5
Ho‘okele ka Wa‘a: Recalibrating the Sail Plan for Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders in the Ocean Sciences5
New Frontiers in Ocean Exploration: The Ocean Exploration Trust, NOAA Ocean Exploration, and Schmidt Ocean Institute 2021 Field Season5
pySAS: Autonomous Solar Tracking System for Surface Water Radiometric Measurements5
Oceans Across the Solar System and the Search for Extraoceanic Life: Technologies for Remote Sensing and In Situ Exploration4
Valuing the Ocean Carbon Sink in Light of National Climate Action Plans4
Introduction4
Co-Production of Knowledge at Sumida Farm Trains a New Generation of Community-Engaged Scientists4
Gender Differences in NSF Ocean Sciences Awards4
HANDS-ON OCEANOGRAPHY • Do pH-Variable Habitats Provide Refuge for Stone Crabs from Coastal Acidification?4
Research in Analog Environments to Enable Studies of Ocean Worlds4
Optical Sediment Trap for In Situ Monitoring of Sinking Marine Particles4
Oceanography’s Diversity Deficit: Identifying and Addressing Challenges for Marginalized Groups4
Ocean Monitoring and Prediction Network for the Sustainable Development of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean4
CAREER PROFILES • OPTIONS AND INSIGHTS: Regina Guazzo4
Underwater Acoustics for All: Expanding Capacity with Education and Low-Cost Sensors4
Monitoring Algal Blooms with Complementary Sensors on Multiple Spatial and Temporal Scales4
Putting the Community in Community Science: Lessons Learned from Sea Grant King Tides Projects4
The NSF Graduate Fellowship Program: An Analysis of Awards in the Ocean Sciences by Gender and Career Stage, 1996–20214
Monitoring Boundary Currents Using Ocean Observing Infrastructure4
Probabilistic Approaches to Coastal Risk Decision-Making Under Future Sea Level Projections4
Micro Communities of Safety: Perspectives from NOAA Employee Resource Group Member4
CAREER PROFILES • OPTIONS AND INSIGHTS: Angelica Rodriguez4
Fishing for Ocean Data in the East Australian Current4
Leveraging Earth Hydrosphere Science in the Search for Life on Ocean Worlds3
Working with Giants: A Brief Overview of the University of Southern California Sea Grant’s Work with the Ninth Largest Port Complex in the World3
Challenges and Strategies for Knowledge Co-Production in Ecosystem and Natural Hazards Research3
It Takes a Village: The Sea of Technical, Administrative, and Other Support Colleagues Who Enable Ocean Science3
Co-Production of Knowledge in Arctic Research: Reconsidering and Reorienting Amidst the Navigating the New Arctic Initiative3
Increasing Freshwater Fluxes from the Greenland Ice Sheet Observed from Space3
UAV High-Resolution Imaging and Disease Surveys Combine to Quantify Climate-Related Decline in Seagrass Meadows3
An Integrated Observing System for Monitoring Marine Debris and Biodiversity3
Blocked Drainpipes and Smoking Chimneys: Discovery of New Near-Inertial Wave Phenomena in Anticyclones3
Monitoring Alaskan Arctic Shelf Ecosystems Through Collaborative Observation Networks3
EASTMOC: Environmental Alert System for Timely Maintenance of the Coastal Zone3
Plastic Pollution Awareness and Prevention Program for Coastal Businesses3
Net Zero: Actions for an Ocean-Climate Solution3
The GEOTRACES Intermediate Data Products: Rich Resources for Research, Education, and Outreach3
Upwelling Variability Offshore of Dakhla, Southern Morocco3
Federal Support Fosters Ocean Workforce Diversity Through Programmatic Investments and Community Action3
Northward Range Expansion of Subarctic Upper Trophic Level Animals into the Pacific Arctic Region3
The Western Channel Observatory Automated Plankton Imaging and Classification System3
Changes in Southern Ocean Biogeochemistry and the Potential Impact on pH-Sensitive Planktonic Organisms3
Functional Seascapes: Understanding the Consequences of Hypoxia and Spatial Patterning in Pelagic Ecosystems3
CAREER PROFILES • OPTIONS AND INSIGHTS: Trisha Bergmann3
CAREER PROFILES • OPTIONS AND INSIGHTS: Scott Loranger3
Introduction to the Special Issue on the New Arctic Ocean3
CAREER PROFILES • OPTIONS AND INSIGHTS: Patrick Drupp3
Advancing Observational Infrastructure in the Arctic3
Interaction of Typhoon-Driven Near-Inertial Waves with an Anticyclone in the Philippine Sea3
Observations of the Upper Ocean from Autonomous Platforms During the Passage of Extratropical Cyclone Epsilon (2020)3
Twenty Years Monitoring the Brazil Current Along the NOAA AX97 High-Density XBT Transect2
A Young Scientist’s Perspective on the Future of Ocean Worlds Research2
Subsea Cables as Enablers of a Next Generation Global Ocean Sensing System2
On the Potential for Optical Detection of Microplastics in the Ocean2
CAREER PROFILES • OPTIONS AND INSIGHTS: Meredith Jennings2
Emerging Technologies and Approaches for In Situ, Autonomous Observing in the Arctic2
Porcupine Abyssal Plain Sustained Observatory Monitors the Atmosphere to the Seafloor on Multidecadal Timescales2
Forecasting a Summer of Extremes: Building Stakeholder Response Capacity to Marine Heatwaves2
Improving Retention of Underrepresented Groups in the Geosciences through an Intensive First-Year Experience at the University of South Carolina2
Monitoring Impacts of the Gulf Stream and its Rings on the Physics, Chemistry, and Biology of the Middle Atlantic Bight Shelf and Slope from CMV Oleander2
The Dawn of the BioGeoSCAPES Program: Ocean Metabolism and Nutrient Cycles on a Changing Planet2
A Needle in the Haystack2
Assessment of Tsunami Hazard Along British Columbia Coastlines from Coseismic Sources2
The “Net” Impact of Hydrothermal Venting on Oceanic Elemental Inventories: Contributions to Plume Geochemistry from the International GEOTRACES Program2
Changing Biogeochemistry of the Arctic Ocean: Surface Nutrient and CO2 Cycling in a Warming, Melting North2
In Pursuit of Conference Equity2
Student-Led Mentoring System Designed to Lower Barriers for Graduate School Applicants2
Advancing Diversity and Inclusivity in Ocean Sciences by Re-Envisioning Overlooked Barriers in Scientific Diving Training2
Unraveling Major Questions in Micronekton Ecology and Their Role in the Biological Carbon Pump Through Integrative Approaches and Autonomous Monitoring2
Charting the Course to Advance DEI in the Ocean Sciences: A Case Study2
Foreword2
Integrating Biology into Ocean Observing Infrastructure: Society Depends on It2
The ICESat-2 Mission and Polar Sea Ice2
Application of Remote Sensing and GIS to Identifying Marine Fisheries off the Coasts of Kenya and Tanzania2
Challenger Society for Marine Science: Increasing Opportunity Through an Equity, Diversity, Inclusivity, and Accessibility Working Group2
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