Oceanography | Vol.33, No.4
ON THE COVER
Constructed in 2015–2016, Block Island Wind Farm
off the coast of Rhode Island was the first commercial
offshore wind farm in the United States. It provided
an opportunity to begin to understand the potential
effects of such development on coastal resources in
the US Atlantic, a focus of several articles in this special
issue. Photo credit: Ørsted
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SPECIAL ISSUE GUEST EDITORS
Emily Twigg, The National Academies of
Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
Susan Roberts, The National Academies of
Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
Eileen Hofmann, Old Dominion University
Oceanography
THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE OCEANOGRAPHY SOCIETY
VOL.33, NO.4, DECEMBER 2020
SPECIAL ISSUE ON
UNDERSTANDING
THE EFFECTS
OF OFFSHORE
WIND ENERGY
DEVELOPMENT
ON FISHERIES
DEPARTMENTS
05
QUARTERDECK. A Decade of Career Profiles: Recommendations
for Job-Hunting
By E.S. Kappel
07
FROM THE PRESIDENT. Looking Back into the Future: Ocean Sciences
Post 2030
By M. Visbeck
09
COMMENTARY. Fostering Global Science Networks in a
Post-COVID-19 World
By A.J. Hobday, C. Robinson, E.J. Murphy, A. Newton, M. Glaser, and S. Brodie
11
RIPPLE MARKS. Lovely, Dark, and Deep: Forests Behind the Tide
By C.L. Dybas
128 WORKSHOP REPORT. Leveraging Design Principles to Inform the
Next Generation of NASA Earth Satellites
By J.P. Scott and E. Urquhart
130 THE OCEANOGRAPHY CLASSROOM. How to Teach Motivating and
Hands-On Laboratory and Field Courses in a Virtual Setting
By M.J. Glessmer
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