Edward Kolbe research notebook, 1970-1978.

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Edward Kolbe research notebook, 1970-1978.

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The Edward Kolbe Research Notebook documents Kolbe's research on fishing trawl doors conducted as part of Oregon Sea Grant's Fishing Gear and Methods Development Program. It includes correspondence between Kolbe and fishing equipment companies and other researchers; newspaper clippings and articles from trade magazines; product literature and advertisements; notes; photocopies from journals and publications; and photographs. The photographs depict trawl doors on several fishing trawlers. They are primarily b/w prints and negatives; a few color prints and negatives are also included. The notebook is organized in sections by type of trawl door (bottom, midwater or combination bottom/midwater) and includes a table of contents. R. Barry Fisher also contributed to this research.

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Kolbe, Edward R.

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Edward Kolbe joined the faculty of Oregon State University Sea Grant and the Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station in 1974 as an Extension Engineering Specialist concentrating on fishing and aquaculture systems. Kolbe worked on a variety of projects including frozen storage of seafood and a heating process for the development of surimi. He held positions on the Corvallis campus and at the Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport, Food Innovation Center in Portland, and the Seafood Lab in Ast...

Fisher, R. Barry, 1928-2001

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Oregon State University. Sea Grant College Program

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The OSU Sea Grant program was established on Feb. 20, 1968 as a result of the National Sea Grant Program and College Act of 1966. It was the first and largest of three programs set up at that time. Its mission was to develop "an understanding and appreciation of how to live with the ocean and how to manage the coastal zone." The program has focused on five areas: marine extension, education and training, seafood research, coastal environments, and public policy analysis. Initially administered b...

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Oregon State University established the Marine Science Center in Newport, Oregon, in 1965 as a marine laboratory. In 1983, the Marine Science Center was officially re-named as the Hatfield Marine Science Center for Oregon Governor and U.S. Senator Mark Hatfield. The Center serves as Oregon State University's campus for research, education, and outreach in marine and coastal sciences. The 180-foot Yaquina research vessel was commissioned by the OSU Department of Oceanography in 1964. The Totem bu...