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Oceanography in the Next Decade: Building New Partnerships
V Oceanography Manpower Assessment Questionnaire (Federal Laboratory Form)
1. Indicate the number of Ph.D. level staff (including post-docs) in your laboratory or department by sub-discipline from 1970–90.
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B.O./M.B. = Biological Oceanography/Marine Biology
C.O./M.C. = Chemical Oceanography/Marine Chemistry
MG&G = Marine Geology and Geophysics
P.O. = Physical Oceanography
O.E. = Ocean Engineering
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2. Indicate the present age distribution of your Ph.D. level staff (i.e., faculty and staff with Principal Investigator status).
Number of Ph.D.s
B.O./M.B.
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MG&G
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3. Estimate (if possible) the number of Ph.D. level positions (replacement) and new that you anticipate filling in the next five years.
B.O./M.B.
C.O./M.C.
MG&G
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4. Laboratory name (will be kept confidential)
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Principal source of funding __________________________________________________________
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