Guide to information on research in marine science and engineering /

Mode of access: Internet.

A record of the progress of modern engineering 1865 : comprising civil, mechanical, marine, hydraulic, railway, bridge, and other engineering works, with essays and reviews /

Includes index.

Shipbuilding & shipping record; a journal of shipbuilding, marine engineering, dock, harbours & shipping.

Mode of access: Internet.

Catalogue of the naval and marine engineering collection in the science division of the Victoria and Albert museum, South Kensington.

Mode of access: Internet.

Practical solution of torsional vibration problems, with examples from marine, electrical, aeronautical, and automobile engineering practice,

"Printed in Great Britain."

A manual of marine engineering: comprising the designing, construction, and working of marine machinery.

Mode of access: Internet.

The marine steam engine; a treatise for engineering students, young engineers, and officers of the Royal navy and mercantile marine,

On verso of t.-p.: First edition, March 1882 ... Third edition, revised and largely rewritten by H. J. Oram, January, 1898. Fourth edition, with additions and modifications, June 1899.

Marine engineering & shipping age.

Title from caption.

Report to the Congress on Marine Resources and Engineering Development

1967-1970 Have Also Additional Title: Marine Science Affairs

Marine Engineering Regulations and Material Specifications

"CG-115"

A broadcast authentication and integrity augmentation for trusted differential GPS in marine navigation

In this paper we propose an efficient authentication and integrity scheme to support DGPS corrections using the RTCM protocol, such that the identified vulnerabilities in DGPS are mitigated. The proposed scheme is based on the TESLA broadcast protocol with modifications that make it suitable for the bandwidth and processor constrained environment of marine DGPS.

Automatic Detection of Marine Mammal from Aerial Imagery

The following technical report describes the approach and algorithm used to detect marine mammals from aerial imagery taken from manned/unmanned platform. The aim is to automate the process of counting the population of dugongs and other mammals. We have developed and algorithm that automatically presents to a user a number of possible candidates of these mammals. We tested the algorithm in two distinct datasets taken from different altitudes. Analysis and discussion is presented in regards with the complexity of the input datasets, the detection performance.