Morpho‐bathymetry of the Mediterranean Sea
Morpho‐bathymetry of the Mediterranean Sea
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地中海形态测深
DOI：
10.1080/00207230600836534
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发表时间：
2010
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R. Charlier
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R. Charlier
本书分为两部分，共九章。第一部分提供了海洋能源和海洋中存在的矿物的详细全景。当然，所有这些都不是可开发的，目前肯定不是，但清单令人印象深刻地显示了海洋领域的丰富性及其经济潜力。然而，这本书也指出了任何开发都必须考虑的环境限制。第一部分包括海洋财富与大陆财富的比较。第二部分涉及热液成因的“矿石”，并讨论了三维视觉。它为矿产储量的真实显示提供了一种新的模型。下一章包括热液成因的“矿物”的组成、形成和地理分布。接下来是工程：我们如何提取？整整一章适当地专门讨论与开发有关的生态考虑。法律，工业和经济方面的开发进行了详细审查，甚至产品的产品。已故的约翰·梅罗（John Mero）是里程碑式的《海洋矿物》（The Minerals of the Sea）的作者，他会很高兴，即使偶尔一种矿物会出现在一页纸上。人们可能会感到遗憾的是，一份约400页的案文的结论只用了5页。如果它像目前经常做的那样，包括一份英文和可能的法文摘要，也会有助于工作的影响。尽管如此，卷包含了丰富的信息，附录是有用的，工作应该保留数学模型专家的注意。这是对非生物资源经济海洋学这一新兴学科的一个有价值的贡献。
The book is divided in two parts and encompasses a total of nine chapters. Part I provides a detailed panorama of marine energies and minerals present in the sea. All are of course not exploitable, certainly not at present, but the listing gives an impressive view of the richness of the oceanic domain and its economic potential. The book does not fail, however, to point to the environmental constraints that any exploitation must take into consideration. Part I includes a comparison of ocean wealth with that of the continents. Part II deals with ‘ores’ of hydrothermal origin and discusses a three-dimensional vision. It presents a new model for an actualized display of the mineral reserves. The next chapter covers composition, formation and geographical occurrence of ‘minerals’ of hydrothermal origin. Engineering comes next: how do we extract? An entire chapter is appropriately devoted to ecological considerations related to exploitation. The juridical, industrial and economic aspects of exploitation are reviewed in detail, even product by product. The late John Mero, author of the milestone The Minerals of the Sea would have been pleased, even if occasionally a mineral is covered in a single page. One may regret that the conclusion to a text of some 400 pages is handled in five pages. It would also have contributed to the impact of the work if it had included a summary in English and possibly French as currently frequently done. Nevertheless, the volume contains a wealth of information, the appendices are useful and the work should retain the attention of mathematical model specialists. It is a worthwhile contribution to the emerging discipline of economic oceanography of non-living resources.