The Oceans cover two-thirds of our planet. The seas are complex and
hide many secrets. Humankind has solved some of the mysteries with
new technologies and exploration equipment. Learn about these
discoveries in this CD-ROM dedicated to the Ocean world. Under the
scientific direction of Dr. Dominique Doumenc of the National
Museum of Natural History (Paris) and Dr. Pierre Lasserre of UNESCO
and partnership with IFREMER CNES and Oceanopolis, "Our Living
Oceans" is an extensive and original approach to marine
biodiversity.
Features
This
interactive guide to the seas reveals a marine life of the past
and present. The oceans can be explored using scuba gear, a
submarine, a boat or by walking along the coasts. Start on your
marine adventure from the Oceanoscope by selecting a theme:
The Origin of Life - a timeline will guide your through the
history of the oceans and evolution
The Open
Sea - learn about life in the open seas, the continental
shelves and the North and South Poles abroad a research ship
The Deep Sea - dive into the abysses to encounter mysterious
underwater creatures
Coastal Waters - walk along the beaches or take a boat along
the coasts to explore rocky and sandy coasts and see what you can
find
Requirements
Version
1.0
Platform
Windows 98,
Windows 98 SE,
Windows Millenium,
Windows 2000,
Windows XP,
Windows Vista,
Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista
Pentium ll. Processor
32MB RAM (512MB for Vista)
16 bit, 640x480 Colour screen
4 speed CD-ROM Drive
Windows compatible soundcard
Speakers
Mouse
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"..explore the wonders of the ocean from the comfort of your own
home." Computer Active, March 2005
