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Znanost:

Brodski mačak

Hrvatski navigacijski portal. Materijali i linkovi na druge web-stranice koje se bave zrakoplovnom, pomorskom, kopnenom, satelitskom i radio navigacijom.

http://www.geocities.com/BrodskiMacak/

Fauna

Znanstveni projekt o hrvatkom životinjskom svijetu i njihovom okolišu.

http://www.fauna.hr/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Hrvatska pomorska straža

Pomorski odgoj i obrazovanje, nautički program, izdavačka djelatnost, brodomaketarstvo i znanstveno-istraživaćka djelatnost.

http://www.hdps.hr

Hrvatski hidrografski institut

Projektiranje i izrada pomorskih karata, obalnih karata i malih karata.

http://www.hhi.hr/indexh.html

Hrvatsko kartografsko društvo

HKD je strukovna udruga kartografa i drugih osoba koje pokazuju posebno zanimanje za kartografiju.

http://www.kartografija.hr

Primijenjena fizikalna geodezija

Stranica predmeta na Geodetskom fakultetu Sveučilišta u Zagrebu doc. dr. sc. Željka Hećimović.

http://www.geof.hr/~zhecimovic/

Razumijevanje znanosti u javnosti

Skupina znanstvenika, inženjera i studenata zainteresiranih za razvoj znanosti i tehnologije. Vijesti, mišljenja, prikazi, najave.

http://znanost.org

Sfere unutar sfera

Dokument o nastajanju popularno-znanstvenog filma. PovRay tutorial, popularizacija znanosti, video, montaža, 3D, fizika, kemija i biologija.

http://sfere.ifs.hr

Svemirsko dizalo

Fizikalni opis i princip rada dizala. Jednadžbe, grafovi, tablice.

http://www.zadar.net/space-elevator/index-cro.html

Šumarski Institut

O institutu, ustroj, projekti, skupovi, knjižnica, publikacije, pregled i linkovi.

http://jaska.sumins.hr/

Vukovi

Udruženje za zaštitu vukova Hrvatske. Bazom podataka o načinu i životu vukova ali i ostalih ugroženih životinjskih vrsta.

http://www.vukovi.hr

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