Ocean Development

Ocean development refers to the establishing of human activities at sea and use of the oceans, as well as its governance.[1][2]

Politics

India

There was a Ministry of Ocean Development in the Government of India, until 2006 when it became part of a larger Ministry of Earth Sciences.[3][4]

Outline

• Coastal management
  • Coastal engineering
    • Port
    • Dock (maritime)
• Tsunami warning system
• Marine weather forecasting
  • Weather ship
• Oceanography
  • Ocean exploration
  • Deep-sea exploration
  • Offshore survey
• Marine conservation
  • Human impact on marine life
    • Sea level rise
    • Oceanic carbon cycle
    • Marine pollution
    • Toxic colonialism
    • Environmental dumping
    • Marine debris
    • Garbage patch
    • Plastic pollution
    • Overfishing
    • Holocene extinction
    • World Oceans Day
• Ocean governance
  • Maritime law
  • Maritime migration
  • Seasteading
  • Ocean colonization
• Underwater diving
• Whale watching

• Wild fisheries
  • Dolphin drive hunting
  • Whaling
• Maritime transport
  • Sea lane

• Ship construction
  • Hydrogen-powered ship
  • Hydrogen tanker
  • Tanker (ship)
  • Container ship
  • Drydock
  • Hovercraft
  • Semi-submarine
  • Semi-submersible naval vessel
  • Submersible
  • Submarine
  • Heavy-lift ship
  • Floating building
    • Floating dock (jetty)
    • Houseboat
    • Jackup rig
  • Seabasing
    • Icebreaker
    • Cruise ship
    • Hospital ship
    • Spy ship
    • Landing ship
      • Air-cushioned landing craft
      • Amphibious warfare ship
      • Amphibious assault ship
      • Amphibious assault submarine
    • Aviation-capable naval vessels
    • Aircraft carrier
      • Submarine aircraft carrier
    • Drillship
    • Crane vessel
    • Very large floating structure
      • Floating airport
      • Mobile offshore base
      • Floating city
• Floating island

• Offshore construction
  • Mariculture
    • Offshore aquaculture
  • Offshore windfarm
  • Floating solar
  • Offshore platform
    • Fixed platform
    • Spar (platform)
    • Tension leg platform
    • Floating production storage and offloading (FPSOs)
    • Oil platform
    • Semi-submersible platform
    • Sea fort
    • Accommodation platform
  • Offshore geotechnical engineering
    • Offshore drilling
    • Land reclamation
    • Artificial island
  • Subsea
    • Submarine pipelines
    • Underwater habitat

See also

• Economic development
• International development
• Human development (economics)
• Law and development
• Sustainable development
• Space development
• Land development

References

1. "Oceans". United Nations Sustainable Development. Retrieved 2020-10-15.
2. "Ocean Development & International Law; About this journal; Aims and scope". Informa UK Limited. 2021. Retrieved 8 January 2021.
3. "Archive News". The Hindu. Retrieved 2020-10-15.
4. "Ministry of Earth Sciences |". moes.gov.in. Retrieved 2020-10-15.

Further reading

• Ocean Development in India