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Physical Oceanography

Physical Oceanography journalThe results of the scientific investigations of the scientists of Marine Hydrophysical Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukraine are displayed in 200 volumes of scientific works of the institute, 50 monographs, atlases and maps, inventor's certificates, numerous articles published in our country and abroad.

The scientific-theoretical Morskoi Gidrofizicheskii Zhurnal has been published since 1985.
Physical Oceanography is a translation of selected articles from the Russian language journal Morskoi Gidrofizicheskii Zhurnal. Formerly published by VSU, from Volume 12 (2002) Physical Oceanography is being published in the imprint of Kluwer Academic/Consultants Bureau, in electronic form only, and available via Kluwer Online.

Physical Oceanography is now to be published in electronic format for faster and more efficient access with 6 issues per year.
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The journal publishes results of original investigations, invited reviews, and short letters in the following areas of physical oceanography:

Thermohydrodynamics of the ocean. (The section on the thermohydrodynamics of the ocean contains articles on the analytical and numerical methods of describing the formation of the structure of thermohaline fields and general circulation, surface and internal waves in a stratified sea, dynamic stochastic methods for calculating the system of ocean currents, wave and turbulent structure of boundary layers and the physical processes of ocean - atmosphere interaction in a broad range of space-time scales.);

Methods of processing and analysis of observations of hydrophysical fields.

Experimental and field research;
Results of field studies conducted by research vessels in the ocean and seas are discussed. Also covered, are results from processing and analysing large data sets acquired in the framework of national and international oceanographic programs, such as:
Programs of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO - in particular - GOOS, Black Sea GOOS (Regional system of oceanographic observations and services for the Black Sea), Black Sea Fluxes (Geochemical and sedimentation fluxes in the Black Sea ecosystem) and GODAR.
Oceanographic projects of the NATO Science for Peace Program (Black Sea Ecosystem, Processes, Prediction and Operational Data Management);

Satellite hydrophysics. (General and applied problems associated with satellite hydrophysics are also highlighted. These aspects include the development of remote sensing methods for measuring optico-chemical and biological characteristics of the upper layer of the ocean, the three-dimensional structure of the field of surface waves, the field of the near surface wind and the elevation of the sea surface in the range of meso-scales.);

Mathematical modelling of marine systems. (Mathematical modelling of marine systems' describes the formation of the hydrophysical, hydrochemical and hydrobiological structure of the sea, and their synthesis aiming at the creation of general physico-biogeochemical models of marine environment for different regions of the World Ocean.);

Automation of research in seas and oceans.

Also published, are papers devoted to the development of the Global Ocean Observation Systems in different regions, as well as to the development of new methods and measuring devices for field studies and long-term monitoring of marine environments.

In the journal, special attention is paid to results of regional studies in the Black, Azov and Mediterranean Seas, which are subject to intense anthropogenic impact. Physical oceanography problems related to the development of numerical models of physico-biogeochemical processes are discussed in some papers. These models are built upon the analysis and generalisation of available experimental data, experience gained in mathematical modelling, modelling complex marine biosystems and remote sensing studies, for which the Black Sea can serve not only as an object of investigations but also as a testing arena.

Selected papers are devoted to the problems of climatic variability of major hydrometeorological fields that occur as a result of natural and man-induced processes; to the creation of special climatic databases, which are used for the solution of various oceanographic and climatic problems; and to the development of new methods and models for marine ecosystem diagnosis and forecasting.


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Editorial Board

Editor-in-Chief: Valery N. Eremeev, Marine Hydrophysical Institute, Sevastopol, Ukraine

Deputy Editor-in-Chief: V.V. Efimov, V.A. Ivanov, L.V. Cherkesov (Marine Hydrophysical Institute, Sevastopol, Ukraine)

Executive Secretary: I.K. Ivaschenko
S.G. Boguslavskii; V.A. Bryantsev; N.P. Bulgakov; S.F. Dotsenko; A.D. Fedorovskii; V.A. Gaiskii; V.V. Knysh; G.K. Korotaev; V.N. Kudryavtsev; V.I. Mikhailov; A.Yu. Mitropol'skii; A.B. Polonskii; K.D. Sabinin; N.B. Shapiro; A.M. Suvorov; I.E. Timchenko; N.A. Timofeev


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