Economic Benefits of Aquatic Plants - A Review (MAOPS)- Lupine Publishers

Economic Benefits of Aquatic Plants - A Review by B Sakthinathan in Modern Approaches in Oceanography and Petrochemical Sciences- Lupine Publishers

Aquatic plants are actual significant customs of plant life and are essential component of the aquatic biome. A variety of products and considerable beneficial services are offered by this group of organisms. They play a vital role in the life of human beings as food, fodder, medicine, etc. In spite of that, the knowledge about correct utilization of aquatic plants is lacking among common people and in order to make them aware, steps are to be introduced. This paper concise about the economic and significant benefits of aquatic plants for the welfare of humanitarian.

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Controls on the Prevalent Occurrence of Cretaceous Oil Sands (MAOPS)- Lupine Publishers

Controls on the Prevalent Occurrence of Cretaceous Oil Sands by Timothy Bata in Modern Approaches in Oceanography and Petrochemical Sciences- Lupine Publishers

The widespread occurrence of Cretaceous oil sands can be attributed to various geological processes, most of which can be linked to the warm climatic conditions that prevailed globally at that time. The extreme global warmth witnessed during the Cetaceous caused a rise in global sea level, which resulted in flooding of most continental margins, depositing transgressive sands at shallow depths directly on the Precambrian basement, or much older sedimentary strata. Another important geological factor that contributed to the widespread occurrence of the Cretaceous oil sands was the availability of viable petroleum source rocks that generated oils at the time of, or shortly after, the Cretaceous oil sands were deposited. Oils migrated into the shallow Cretaceous reservoir sands through the plane of unconformity underlying them. The warm climatic conditions witnessed in the Cretaceous also implied that the reservoir had conditions that were favourable for optimum microbial activities.

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Will Hurricanes Like Hurricane Maria Become More Common in the Future? (MAOPS)- Lupine Publishers

Will Hurricanes Like Hurricane Maria Become More Common in the Future? by Ronald T Richards in MAOPS- Lupine Publishers

I teach physics in Puerto Rico. On 20 September 2017, HurricaneMaria, a category 4 storm hit the island. I live in Trujillo Alto and my house was without electricity for 105 days until 3 January 2018. Today there are several hundreds of thousands of people in Puerto Rico who do not have electricity and for those who do have power the system is unstable with frequent blackouts. Hurricane Maria hitting Puerto Rico was part of a hurricane season that included massive destruction in Texas and Florida. Unless you have lived through a similar experience, it is difficult to imagine what Puerto Rico was like in the weeks after the hurricane. If you did not have stockpiled in your house food, water, cash, gasoline, propane, or medicine these things were only available from your neighbors or in very limited quantities in the few stores that were open. There was no telephone service and there were very few first responders to answer your call. For a week and a half after the storm I was a volunteer with the Municipal Emergency Management Office. The day after the storm they had no generator and no communication with the vehicles that left the office. The instruction was return in 3 hours so that we know that you are alive. And it was not only the lack of telephone service. Radio and television stations were going off the air. There were no newspapers, Internet, or postal service. For most people the only connection with the world was an AM radio operated with batteries. And the radio was filled with hospital administrators making a desperate plea for a truck load of Diesel.

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Preliminary Study on Fogs in the Guanabara Bay (Rio de Janeiro-Brazil) Associated with Astronomical Tide (MAOPS)- Lupine Publishers

Preliminary Study on Fogs in the Guanabara Bay (Rio de Janeiro-Brazil) Associated with Astronomical Tide by Ana Cristina Pinto de Almeida Palmeira in MAOPS- Lupine Publishers

Studies on fogs report a great diversity of physical processes involved besides a strong dependence of the place of formation. The different possibilities of the advective, radiative and mixed patterns, associated or not to precipitation, make difficult the exact characterization of its life cycle and, consequently, its predictability. However, the advancement of satellite image visualization techniques as well as the increase in the database available free of charge at the national (CPTEC / INPE) and international (NOAA) levels, have improved the detection of this phenomenon after being formed. This work begins a quantification of the occurrence of fogs in the vicinity of Guanabara Bay through data obtained at the Santos Dummond (SBRJ) and Antonio Carlos Jobim - Galeão International Airports (SBGL), located in the city of Rio de Janeiro, evaluating its thicknesses and its relations with the astronomicaltides. In addition, a case study was chosen to subsidize early investigations, and relationships with phenomena of synoptic scale.

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