oceanographer

[oh-shuh-nahg-ruhf-er]

noun

1. someone engaged or having expertise in the study of oceanography.

Example Sentences

Claire Allen, an oceanographer from the British Antarctic Survey who has studied Antarctica's past for more than 20 years, said that cores like these were particularly valuable.

From BBC

A leading oceanographer who analysed weather data also said it was not plausible that a huge wave had hit the vessel.

From BBC

“We have recently had dinoflagellate blooms up and down the California coast,” Clarissa Anderson, a biological oceanographer at Scripps and director of the Southern California Coastal Ocean Observing System, said last week.

From Los Angeles Times

A search was launched by the police, the RNLI, HM Coastguard and oceanographers.

From BBC

Set largely on a French Polynesian island that has become an unlikely bargaining chip in a battle over the future of humanity, the novel shifts across a group of scholars, entrepreneurs, artists and oceanographers.

From Los Angeles Times