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  1. 2MASS Brown Dwarfs and a First Estimate of the Substellar Mass Function

    More than 70 L dwarfs have now been found in followup work on a small portion of the sky surveyed by the Two Micron All Sky Survey. It is estimated...
    James Liebert, I. Neill Reid, ... M. Skrutskie in From Extrasolar Planets to Cosmology: The VLT Opening Symposium
    Conference paper
  2. Adaptive Optics Imaging of Faint Companions: Test Case of MWC480

    We briefly describe how diffraction-limited imaging with adaptive optics (AO) can detect young massive brown dwarfs by direct imaging. We will review...
    Laird Close, Dan Potter, Alan Tokunaga in From Extrasolar Planets to Cosmology: The VLT Opening Symposium
    Conference paper
  3. Space Weather Effects in the Upper Atmosphere: Low and Middle Latitudes

    In this chapter the space weather effects in the upper atmosphere are investigated. It is discussed how space weather affects satellites and radio...
    Gerd W. Prölss in Space Weather
    Chapter
  4. 12 Microbial Life in Brines, Evaporites and Saline Sediments: The Search for Life on Mars

    When water on a planet begins to evaporate the dissolved minerals become more concentrated, form a brine, eventually precipitating out of solution...
    Rocco L. Mancinelli in Water on Mars and Life
    Chapter
  5. Introduction to Space Weather

    Adverse space weather is one of the principal threats to modern human technology. Solar coronal mass ejections, large solar flares, and high-speed...
    Daniel N. Baker in Space Weather
    Chapter
  6. 5 Global Distribution of Subsurface Water Measured by Mars Odyssey

    While the presence of water in minerals of the Martian surface has been known for many years and the storage of ground ice in the past and present...
    Igor G. Mitrofanov in Water on Mars and Life
    Chapter
  7. Conclusions

    This conclusion completes one more review concerning the natural condition of the Caspian Sea and the principal trends of change in the second...
    Aleksey N. Kosarev, Andrey G. Kostianoy in The Caspian Sea Environment
    Chapter
  8. Pollution of the Caspian Sea

    The pollution of Caspian Sea waters and bottom sediments was described on the basis of long-term monitoring data from 1978 to 2004. It was shown...
    Alexander Korshenko, Alvin Gasim Gul in The Caspian Sea Environment
    Chapter
  9. Physico-Geographical Conditions of the Caspian Sea

    The main physico-geographical features of the Caspian Sea are under consideration. They include brief description of the coasts, bottom relief and...
    Alexey N. Kosarev in The Caspian Sea Environment
    Chapter
  10. Economic and International Legal Dimensions

    The Caspian Region has abundant hydrocarbon resources (oil and gas), as well as biological resources (fish), particularly the unique sturgeon,...
    Igor S. Zonn in The Caspian Sea Environment
    Chapter
  11. Introduction

    The Caspian Sea, the largest enclosed basin on the planet, is distinguished by special natural conditions, contains rich natural resources...
    Aleksey N. Kosarev, Andrey G. Kostianoy in The Caspian Sea Environment
    Chapter
  12. Introduced Species

    Five species of diatom algae, ten species of epiphyte-fouling algae, seven species of plankton invertebrates, 21 benthic organisms and three...
    Mikhail G. Karpinsky, Tamara A. Shiganova, Damir N. Katunin in The Caspian Sea Environment
    Chapter
  13. Natural Chemistry of Caspian Sea Waters

    Principal features of the natural chemistry of Caspian Sea waters are assessed: the salt(ionic) composition, dissolved oxygen, active reaction...
    Valentin S. Tuzhilkin, Damir N. Katunin, Yury R. Nalbandov in The Caspian Sea Environment
    Chapter
  14. Kara-Bogaz-Gol Bay

    Kara-Bogaz-Gol Bay is a large lagoon east of the Caspian Sea and normally covers an area around 18000 km2 and is only a few meters deep. It is...
    Aleksey N. Kosarev, Andrey G. Kostianoy in The Caspian Sea Environment
    Chapter
  15. Nutrient, Oxygen and Carbon Ratios, CO2 Sequestrationand Anthropogenic Forcing in the Mediterranean Sea

    The climate and the environment, together with present tectonic morphology, constitute main constraints for the Mediterranean Sea geochemistry. The...
    J. P. Bethoux, M. S. El Boukhary, ... C. Copin-Montégut in The Mediterranean Sea
    Chapter
  16. River Inputs of Metals and Arsenic

    This chapter deals with the inputs of dissolved heavy metals and arsenic by rivers to the Mediterranean Sea. It is divided into three parts. The...
    Françoise Elbaz-Poulichet in The Mediterranean Sea
    Chapter
  17. Input of Various Chemicals Transported by Saharan Dust and Depositing atthe Sea Surface in the Mediterranean Sea

    This paper reviews work on the role of Saharan dust as a contribution of various chemicals to the Mediterranean basin. Both the magnitude and the...
    Stefano Guerzoni, Emanuela Molinaroli in The Mediterranean Sea
    Chapter
  18. Mediterranean Sea and Humans: Improving a Conflictual Partnership

    Intense human activities in regions surrounding enclosed and semi-enclosed seas such as the Mediterranean produce, in the long range, a strong...
    Lucien Laubier in The Mediterranean Sea
    Chapter
  19. The Mediterranean Mercury Anomaly, a Geochemical or a BiologocalIssue

    This chapter deals with the distribution and speciation of mercury in the water column, sediment and biota of both the Western and Eastern Basins of...
    Daniel Cossa, Marina Coquery in The Mediterranean Sea
    Chapter
  20. Satellite Observations as Indicators of the Mediterranean Sea’s Health

    Satellite observations of the marine environment allow the assessment of optical, thermal and structural properties, which can be inferred from the...
    Vittorio Barale in The Mediterranean Sea
    Chapter
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