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30. IMarEST The Marine Scientist a new professional science journal of The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology. The quarterly marine journal has been researched and written by individuals with a wealth of experience in the maritime field. It makes essential reading for those working in marine science and technology disciplines including oceanographers, marine chemists, geoscientists, hydrographers, ecologists, marine management and policy markers. http://www.imarest.org/scientist/

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39. Oceanographers By Age Number of oceanographers by Employment Sector and Age. 2529, 30-34, 35-39,40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, Total. Academia, 350, 600, 100, 50, -, 50,200, 50, 1,400. http://www.agiweb.org/career/oceage.html

Number of Oceanographers by Employment Sector and Age Total Academia Business / Industry Environmental Other Total Industry Federal Government Environmental Other Total Federal Total Data is from the NSF National Survey of College Graduates, 1993 Data reflects status as of 15 April 1993 - = Insufficient data Return to Career Stats

40. Oceanographers By Region Number of Employed oceanographers by Employment Sector and Region. NorthEast, North Central, South East, South Central, Mountain, Pacific, Total. http://www.agiweb.org/career/ocenreg.html

Number of Employed Oceanographers by Employment Sector and Region North East North Central South East South Central Mountain Pacific Total Academia Business/Industry Environmental Other Total Industry Federal Government Environmental Other Total Federal Total Data is from the NSF National Survey of College Graduates, 1993 Data reflects status as of 15 April 1993 - = Insufficient data Return to Career Stats

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