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Record #179737:

Spatial data infrastructure: implications for sovereignty in the Canadian Arctic / Peter L. Pulsifer, D.R.F. Taylor.

Title: Spatial data infrastructure: implications for sovereignty in the Canadian Arctic / Peter L. Pulsifer, D.R.F. Taylor.
Author(s): Pulsifer, Peter L.
Taylor, D. R. F.
Date: 2006.
In: Meridian. (2006.), Spring/Summer (2006)
Abstract: Discusses issues of sovereignty in context of claim by United States that ocean conduits surrounding Canadian Arctic Archipelago are part of Canada's territorial sea, rather than international waters. Considers implications for shipping, which is expected to increase as result of lighter ice seasons predicted by global climate models.
Notes:

Meridian. Spring/Summer :1-5 (2006).

Keywords: 32 -- Politics.
327 -- International relations.
34 -- Law and legislation.
341.221 -- Territorial boundaries.
341.223.1 -- Territory, occupation and possession.
551.462 -- Submarine topography, bottom forms.
551.583 -- Climatic changes.
656.6 -- Sea transport.
J -- Social sciences.
(*3) -- Arctic regions.
(*41) -- Canada.
(73) -- United States.
SPRI record no.: 179737

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