Oceanographer

/ˌoʊʃəˈnɒɡrəfə/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A scientist who studies the ocean and its various components, including the water, marine organisms, and geological features.

The oceanographer spent years researching the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems.

An expert in oceanography who conducts experiments, collects data, and analyzes oceanic phenomena.

As an oceanographer, she traveled the world to study ocean currents and their impact on global weather patterns.

A professional who contributes to the scientific understanding of oceanic processes and environmental issues.

The renowned oceanographer gave a lecture on the importance of preserving coral reefs.

A researcher who utilizes various tools and technologies to explore the depth and biology of the oceans.

With the help of submersibles, the oceanographer explored the deep-sea habitats previously unknown to science.

From 'ocean' + '-ographer', meaning 'one who writes about or studies.'

the deep blue sea

A phrase referring to the vast, deep areas of the ocean.

marine life

Refers to the plant and animal life inhabiting the ocean.

underwater exploration

The act of investigating underwater environments.

ocean currents

Large-scale movements of water within the oceans.

oceanography

The branch of science that studies the ocean.

marine biology

The study of organisms in the ocean.

Oceans nerd

He's such an oceans nerd, always talking about tidal patterns.

Wave watch

She’s a wave watch when it comes to studying waves’ impact on shorelines.