Geography Oceanography is the field of geography that studies the origin and development of the oceans, including how they move, the life forms within it, and how to use its resources wisely and safely. It'd an interdisciplinary field of study that by necessity combines geography with biology, meteorology, chemistry, physics and even mathematics (College Board, 2005)
At one time the ocean was viewed as being both simple and possessing an endless ability to absorb whatever we threw into it. The study of oceanography, with the in-depth knowledge developed about its currents and underwater geography, have profoundly changed how we make use of it (Pidwirny, 2004)
In the world, two-thirds of people living in towns and cities built next to the prime areas take advantage of benefits related to the coastline. Coastal management arrangements include the application and protection of such vast areas like estuaries and other marine ecosystems (Dean (a) 4)
In the world, two-thirds of people living in towns and cities built next to the prime areas take advantage of benefits related to the coastline. Coastal management arrangements include the application and protection of such vast areas like estuaries and other marine ecosystems (Dean (a) 4)