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Sea Technology ReadeR SuRvey: We are offering this survey to learn more about our readers' informational wants, needs and preferences. With this updated informa- tion, we can do a better job of providing the kind of magazine you want and use. It's not often that we ask a favor of you, but we do so now. We greatly appreciate your taking a few minutes of your time; you will help us out and you will beneft in turn. This survey is strictly confdential and completely anonymous. Thank you for your continued support in making Sea Technology the industry's recognized authority for the design, engineering and application of equipment and services in the global ocean community. 1. Are you currently a reader/subscriber of Sea Technology? q YES (If so, to what country is your subscription being shipped/e-mailed?) _______________________________ q NO 2. Do you pass along your copy for others to read? q YES (If so, to how many persons?) _______________________________ q NO 3. How long have you been reading Sea Technology? ___________________________________ 4. How relevant do you fnd each section in Sea Technology? VERY SOMEWHAT NOT AT ALL • Books q q q • Capital Report q q q • Contracts q q q • Editorial q q q • Environmental Monitoring q q q • Feature articles q q q • International q q q • Marine Electronics q q q • Marine Renewables q q q • Marine Resources q q q • Meetings q q q • Navy Currents q q q • Ocean Business q q q • Ocean Research q q q • Offshore Oil & Ocean Engineering q q q • People q q q • Product Development q q q • Soapbox q q q • Soundings q q q • ST Looks Back q q q 5. What length of feature article do you feel is ideal? q 1-2 pages q 2-3 pages q 3-4 pages q Longer 6. Regarding the average mix of technical articles and news stories, which would you prefer? q More technical stories q More news stories q Balance is okay as is 7. What subjects would you most like to see covered in future articles? ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ 8. Do you fle your copies of Sea Technology for future reference? q YES q NO 9. What other ocean-related trade publications do you read regularly? 1. ______________________________________________________________ 2. ______________________________________________________________ 3. ______________________________________________________________