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activity in connection with the Regular Process.

State Oceanic Administration of China, on behalf of the host State.

and cooperation in marine policies, economic, management, technology and other fields, including through demonstration projects, to achieve sustainable growth in the Asia-Pacific region.

obtained with thermovisors) and land-based data (point measurements of infrared (IR)-thermal radiation temperature taken with IR-thermal thermometers and surface temperature measurements taken with contact probes) and thermal images obtained with thermovisors from the ground and dominant heights, the lowest-level temperature has been determined and, by means of spatial zoning, a thematic map (space map) has been elaborated, which will make it possible to study, inter alia, dissimilar phenomena associated with drought and forest fires and to quantify and monitor changes in the physical characteristics of the land cover.

to start a project involving the locating and rescuing of historical weather observations from Africa.

Development, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the State Department and the Millennium Challenge Corporation.

global geosynchronous satellites provided by the Climate Prediction Center of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

in March 2011, in Honolulu, Hawaii, discussed research advances and shared strategies and best practices to assess, reduce and prevent the impacts of marine debris.

Chemical Reactivity Worksheet (CRW) that allows the user to determine the reactivity of a substance with air, water and other chemicals.

Rulemaking to request public comment on potential revisions to its National Standard 10 guidelines, which state: “Conservation and management measures shall, to the extent practicable, promote the safety of human life at sea.

this year in the Journal of Geophysical Research, commercial ships emit almost half as much particulate matter pollutants into the air as the total amount released by the world’s cars.

for IP Offices), 16 (Economics and Statistics), 17 (Building Respect for IP), 18 (IP and Global Challenges), 19 (Communications) and 20 (External Relations, Partnerships and External Offices).

students from the University of Technology, the University of the West Indies and the Norman Manley Law School, Jamaica; the Caribbean Maritime Institute; Allan Kirton; and the permanent missions of China and Brazil in Jamaica.

and develop their capacity to participate in such science.

of seabed activities subject to national jurisdiction, particularly for those countries having insufficient legislative framework.