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DeepSeaMineralSanDtheGreeneconoMy

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Deep Sea Minerals and the

Green Economy

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DEEP SEA MINERALS

Editedby

ElaineBakerandYannickBeaudoin

COBALT-RICH FERROMANGANESECRUSTS

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Cobalt-rich Ferromanganes Crusts

A physical, biological, environmental, and technical review

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DEEP SEA MINERALS

Editedby

ElaineBakerandYannickBeaudoin

MANGANESENODULES

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Manganese Nodules

A physical, biological, environmental, and techni

l review

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DEEP SEA MINERALS

Editedby

ElaineBakerandYannickBeaudoin

SEA-FLOORMASSIVESULPHIDES

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Sea-Floor Massive Sulp ides

A physical, biological, environmental, and technical review

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DEEP SEA MINERALS

Editedby

ElaineBakerandYannickBeaudoin

and Minerals Resources in collaboration with other Fijian

agencies (Roads, Health, Forestry, Lands, Statistics). The

Solomon Islands is discussing the establishment of

SoLIS – the Solomon Islands Land Information System.

GRID-Arendal, as lead for the Task 6: Environmental

Considerations on the EU Deep Sea Mining Policy

report commissioned by the EU Directorate-General for

Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (DG MARE)

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and led

by Ecorys, delivered its outputs on time and on budget.

This effort, aimed at informing EU policy makers, is a

direct consequence of GRID-Arendal’s work on deep sea

minerals and mining in the Pacific region.

‘Habitat Mapping in Estonia’ is an EU-funded project

in collaboration with the University of Turku. GRID-

Positive feedback on Deep Sea Minerals booklets

Extract from an e-mail received from

A Swaddling

,

Environment Advisor, Deep Sea Minerals Project, SPC,

18 February 2014, on the Deep Sea Minerals booklets

published at the end of 2013 (see

http://www.grida.no/

publications/deep-sea-minerals):

“I am tasked to disseminate environmental information on

Deep Sea Minerals to build capacity in the region, as well as

increase public awareness … The production of the Deep Sea

Minerals booklet series is a fantastic achievement. I would like

to use some of the imagery and graphics …”

SIGNIFICANT OUTCOME

MC

Replicating PacGeo

Recently our SOPAC partner was invited to demonstrate

PacGeo to Australian Government GIS experts from 13

agencies at a meeting in Canberra organised by Geoscience

Australia. PacGeo is considered to be amodel for web services

delivery of marine data and information and a similar system

is being deployed by the Australian Governmen.

SIGNIFICANT OUTCOME

MC

3D

view of the bathymetry of the Estonian

exclusive economic zone

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http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/maritimeaffairs_fisheries/index_en.htm