11 results on '"Seas and oceans"'
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2. THE EU'S LAW AND INTERNATIONAL LAW TOWARDS THE PROBLEM OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN ARMED (TERRORIST) ACTIONS.
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Sitek, Magdalena
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ENVIRONMENTAL law ,ENVIRONMENTAL protection ,INTERNATIONAL law ,BIOTERRORISM ,ENVIRONMENTAL engineering - Abstract
Armed actions always result in threats not only to humans but also to nature. In contemporary armed conflicts, attacks aim at environment itself in order to destroy a base for civilians. Ecological threat increases with inventing new martial technologies and global terrorism. The biggest, however, threat is bioterrorism and chemical threats as well as use of nuclear weapon. After WWII actions to limit or eliminate armed actions aiming at nature were undertaken. The actions of the EU, that undertake preventive activities through scientific programs and proper legal regulations, are of special significance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2008
3. Integrated simulation framework for assessing turbocharger fault effects on diesel-engine performance and operability
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Ioannis Roumeliotis, E. G. Pariotis, Yiannis Paraskevopoulos, T. C. Zannis, Konstantinos Ntonas, and Nikolaos Aretakis
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Operability ,ComputingMethodologies_SIMULATIONANDMODELING ,020209 energy ,Radial turbine ,Energy Engineering and Power Technology ,ComputerApplications_COMPUTERSINOTHERSYSTEMS ,Model accuracy ,02 engineering and technology ,Engines ,Geological faults ,Propulsion ,Fault (power engineering) ,Diesel engine ,GeneralLiterature_MISCELLANEOUS ,Automotive engineering ,Diesel fuel ,0203 mechanical engineering ,Seas and oceans ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Waste Management and Disposal ,Ships ,ComputingMethodologies_COMPUTERGRAPHICS ,Civil and Structural Engineering ,Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment ,Centrifugal compressor ,Chemical degradation ,020303 mechanical engineering & transports ,Petroleum ,Nuclear Energy and Engineering ,Environmental science ,Parameters (statistics) ,Turbocharger - Abstract
Turbocharged diesel engines are extensively used in marine vessels, both as propulsion engines and as generator sets. The engine’s operation in the hostile marine environment results in performance degradation having a negative effect on the economics of the marine vessel’s operation both in terms of fuel consumption and maintenance. This paper presents a turbocharged four-stroke diesel engine simulation framework based on one-dimensional calculations and analysis. The framework is suitable for turbomachinery and heat exchanger components fault simulation predicting both turbocharger and diesel engine performance and operability. Mean-line models were used in conjunction with the beta lines method for generating accurate and detailed compressor and turbine performance maps, coupled with a single zone closed-cycle diesel engine model for generating engine performance characteristics. The simulation framework modules are adjusted and validated against measured data. Following specific faults are simulated utilizing physical consistent parameters such as blade friction and thickness based on relevant literature data. Overall system simulation and operation analysis is carried out assessing operability and performance parameters. Analysis results show a significant reduction in engine performance, especially in case of both turbo components being fouled (22% power reduction), in contrast with the heat exchanger fouling where the power reduction is about 1%.
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- 2020
4. Of Seas and Oceans, of Storms and Wreckage, of Water Battles and Love in Shakespeare’s Plays
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Rivier, E., Fiammetta DIONISIO Patrick LEBOEUF Alexander Lowe MCADAMS Efterpi MITSI Dana MONAH Gabriella REUSS Estelle RIVIER-ARNAUD Isabelle, SCHWARTZ-GASTINE, Institut des Langues et Cultures d'Europe, Amérique, Afrique, Asie et Australie (ILCEA4), Université Grenoble Alpes (UGA), ESRA, and Claire Maniez
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international stage ,géographies ,[SHS.LITT]Humanities and Social Sciences/Literature ,William Shakespeare ,Antony and Cleopatra ,Percles ,storm ,adaptation ,seas and oceans ,performance ,The Tempest ,poetry - Abstract
International audience; Perhaps because Shakespeare’s homeland was surrounded by the ocean, water is a constant source of inspiration in his plays. In Early-modern times, sea lanes represented voyages, escapes, explorations and conquests. They were a means to protect oneself from the enemy and a source of pride (remember Elizabeth’s victory over the Invincible Armada). In the poet’s canon, the sea conveys a vast palette of images and emotions such as dilemmas, loss, love, battles, success and fate. It also provides the script with a rhythmic pattern possibly reflecting the ebb and flow of waves on the shores.The sea can be on- and off-stage ; it is a structuring device often used for characterization ; it can also embody human qualities – like ambition and force – and, last but not least, it is the emblem of Shakespeare’s unfathomable imagination. In his final romance, The Tempest, which is central in this volume, the sea becomes a climactic symbol of regeneration : it “permeates the essence of the play […], and leaves the characters and audience convinced that ‘though the seas threaten, they are merciful,’” to quote Tony Jason Stafford in Shakespeare’s Use of the Sea, 1996 (3-4). In this play, the sea translates the author’s mature art and his elaborate vision of a world that has changed and which the theatrical space can hardly encompass. And yet, what Shakespeare’s company did and the stage-directors still try to do today was to represent this kaleidoscopic and metamorphic entity, resorting to another boundless tool : the art of performance.Original sketch by Baptiste Arnaud
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- 2020
5. Environmental Violence and Postnatural Oceans : Low-Trophic Theory in the Registers of Feminist Posthumanities
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Åsberg, Cecilia, Radomska, Marietta, Åsberg, Cecilia, and Radomska, Marietta
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Environmental violence takes form of both ‘spectacular’ events, like ecological disasters usually recognised by the general public, and ‘slow violence’, a type of violence that occurs gradually, out of sight and on a long-term scale. Planetary seas and oceans, loaded with cultural meanings of that which ‘hides’ and ‘allows to forget’, are the spaces where such attritional violence unfolds unseen and ‘out of mind’. Simultaneously, conventional concepts of nature and culture, as dichotomous entities, become obsolete. We all inhabit and embody the world differently, as variously situated people, divided by national, sexual, bodily and economic status, and as very variously situated nonhumans in an increasingly anthropogenic world. This chapter focuses on subtle ‘slow violence’ unfolding through the instances of submerged chemical weapons, so-called dead zones, invasive species and high- and low-trophic mariculture in the Baltic and North Sea regions. It zooms in on the select cases of such ‘environed bodies’, their stories of excruciating slow violence and yet also on unexpected encounters with care and hospitality. The aim is to unfold a low-trophic theory for the naturecultural research on violence and care within environmental humanities, and to engage a coexistential ethics of environmental adaptability informed by feminist posthumanities., Part of book: ISBN 978-3-030-56929-7, ISBN 978-3-030-56930-3QC 20210113, Oceanic Humanities; Feminist Posthumanities; Environmental Humanities
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- 2020
6. Patterns of rapid and extremely rapid (avalanche) sedimentation: implications for marine oil and gas generation.
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Lisitsyn, A.P.
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SEDIMENT transport ,MARINE sediments ,PETROLEUM prospecting ,GAS fields ,OIL fields ,AVALANCHES ,THICKNESS measurement ,PETROLOGY - Abstract
Abstract: According to recent data from seas and oceans, marine sediments have extremely uneven thicknesses varying from tens of meters to 15–20 km. Sedimentary material is localized mainly at three global levels: river–sea boundary (zero level, continental base of erosion), continental rise (3–5 km), and trenches (6–11 km). As a result of extremely rapid (“avalanche”) deposition in trenches, large amounts of organic matter accumulate in bottom sediments, thus providing their high petroleum reservoir potential. Sediments in areas of rapid sedimentation have a particular rheology, which causes them to move downslope hundreds of kilometers on the sea floor. Continental rise is a global area where gravitites accelerate, with their potential energy due to a depth difference of 3 to 5 km. Global-scale drift of sedimentary masses driven by eustatic sea level change produces very large deposition zones rich in oil and gas at the continental rise (global piedmont), i.e., at the second level. Predicted oil and gas fields of this kind have been discovered recently at sea depths over 3.5 km, which lie in stock for future development through the 21st century. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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- 2009
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7. Centro de interpretación del Mar Peruano en el Callao
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Burgos Fernández, Juan Francisco, Burgos Fernández, Oscar Jesús, and Santillana Ciriani, Enrique Gonzalo
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Proyectos de arquitectura ,Seas and oceans ,Mares y océanos ,Interpretation centers ,Architectural projects ,Interpretación del patrimonio natural y cultural ,Centros de interpretación ,Callao (Perú) ,Interpretation of natural and cultural heritage - Abstract
La investigación propone como tema un centro de interpretación del mar en el Callao con un programa que se enfoque en la difusión de la conciencia medioambiental marítima, como también del contexto en el que es emplazado, apoyado de la educación interactiva. Se buscaría; además, que el equipamiento en su proyección genere una conexión entre la ciudad barrial y el borde marítimo, al igual que darle un tratamiento que mejore la zona del malecón y sirva este como un referente transformador para las futuras intervenciones en la zona costera.
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- 2020
8. Report of the Mission Board Healthy Oceans, Seas, Coastal and Inland Waters
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Pascal Lamy (Chair), Antidia, Citores, Alan, Deidun, Lowri, Evans, François, Galgani, Peter, Heffernan, Aristomenis, Karageorgis, Lea, Kauppi, Darko, Manakovski, Gesine, Meissner, Valentin, Moldoveanu, Klara, Ramm, Pedicchio, MARIA CRISTINA, Tiago Pitta, e Cunha, Boyan Slat and Geneviève Pons, Lamy (Chair), Pascal, Citores, Antidia, Deidun, Alan, Evans, Lowri, Galgani, Françoi, Heffernan, Peter, Karageorgis, Aristomeni, Kauppi, Lea, Manakovski, Darko, Meissner, Gesine, Moldoveanu, Valentin, Ramm, Klara, Pedicchio, MARIA CRISTINA, e Cunha, Tiago Pitta, and Slat and Geneviève Pons, Boyan
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sustainability ,seas and ocean ,Missiom oriented innovation poliy ,hydrosphere ,seas and oceans ,rivers and waters ,rivers and water - Abstract
The paper represents the report of the Mission Oceans and seas.. Board, ufficially appointed by the European Commission. The blue growth and blue economy contexts in Europe are deeply analyzed and 5 objectives plus 17 targets for future actions are proposed. The report has been officialy presented to the European Commission in September 2020
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- 2020
9. Inputs and faults of the integrated maritime policy to reduce the vulnerability of the seas and oceans against the advance of blue growth
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Ana María Aldaz Casanova
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General Mathematics ,Environmental protection ,Blue growth ,Protección medioambiental ,Seas and oceans ,European green deal ,Political science ,media_common.cataloged_instance ,Política marítima integrada ,política marítima integrada ,European union ,Marine strategy framework directive ,Crecimiento Azul ,3 - Ciencias sociales::Derecho: 34::349 - Ramas especializadas del derecho. Materias legales varias [CDU] ,desarrollo sostenible ,media_common ,Directiva marco sobre estrategia marina ,Desarrollo sostenible ,Pacto verde europeo ,Ethics ,sustainable development ,Integrated maritime policy ,protección medioambiental ,Welfare economics ,Directiva Marco sobre Estrategia Marina ,K1-7720 ,BJ1-1725 ,Law in general. Comparative and uniform law. Jurisprudence ,Crecimiento azul ,Sustainability ,Mares y océanos ,mares y océanos - Abstract
El presente trabajo se proyecta sobre la política marítima integrada diseñada por la Unión Europea, con miras a cotejarla desde los criterios de la sostenibilidad que la propia Unión se ha impuesto y contrastar su eficacia y utilidad para la consecución de unos objetivos de calidad medioambiental de los mares y océanos que a día de hoy se formulan con carácter imperioso y urgente. This paper addresses the integrated maritime policy designed by the European Union to compare it against the criteria of sustainability that the Union has self-imposed. The aim is to test its effectiveness and usefulness in achieving the imperative environmental quality objectives of the seas and oceans.
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- 2020
10. Marine metabolomics: challenges and opportunities
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Adele Cutignano
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global changes ,G7 of Science ,metabolomics ,seas and oceans - Abstract
Invited presentation discussing the advantages and challenges of application of mass spectrometry-based metabolomics approaches in studying the global changes of seas and oceans due to antropic and environmental factors. Augmented Observatories 1 Workshop in the frame of the G7 Action , Stazione Zoologica Anthon Dorn, Napoli, 14-15 June 2017
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- 2017
11. El mar de Bolivia
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Parodi Revoredo, Daniel
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Sovereignty ,Bolivia ,Jurisdicción territorial ,Seas and oceans ,Mares y océanos ,Territorial jurisdiction ,Chile ,Soberanía - Abstract
Comentarios acerca de lo expresado por el Presidente Sebastián Piñera, sobre el ofrecimiento a Bolivia de una salida no soberana al océano Pacífico por Arica. El mandatario del vecino país fue más allá pues sostuvo que de obtener una sentencia adversa en Holanda esta proposición quedaría sin efecto.
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- 2013
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