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Metadata : Shipping intensity in the Namibian EEZ (Map 35)

Identification
Title
Shipping intensity in the Namibian EEZ (Map 35)
Abstract
Shipping is an important use of marine areas in Namibia. Associated impacts from shipping are underwater noise pollution, oil spillage and other pollutants, propeller and wake damage in shallow areas, dumping of waste (especially plastic) into the ocean, direct strikes on cetaceans, invasion pathways for alien species and associated infrastructure (ports and anchorages).
License
Public Domain (PD)
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Publication Date
Dec. 28, 2021, 1:41 p.m.
Keywords
Category
Maritime Transport
maritime transport and ports
Regions
Namibia
Approved
Yes
Published
Yes
Featured
No
DOI
None
Attribution
None
Responsible
Name
Anja Kreiner (Anja)
email
Anja.Kreiner@mfmr.gov.na
Position
Chief Fisheries Biologist, Chair: Namibia MSP NWG
Organization
National Marine Information and Research Centre
Location
Strandstreet 13001 Swakopmund Namibia NAM
Voice
+264 (0)64 4101158
Fax
+264 (0) 404385
Keywords
MSP
Information
Identification Image
Spatial Extent
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Projection System
EPSG:3857
Extension x0
None
Extension x1
None
Extension y0
None
Extension y1
None
Features
Language
English
Supplemental Information
No information provided
Contact Points
Name
Anja Kreiner (Anja)
email
Anja.Kreiner@mfmr.gov.na
Position
Chief Fisheries Biologist, Chair: Namibia MSP NWG
Organization
National Marine Information and Research Centre
Location
Strandstreet 13001 Swakopmund Namibia NAM
Voice
+264 (0)64 4101158
Fax
+264 (0) 404385
References
Link Online
/maps/225
Metadata Page
/maps/225/metadata_detail
Metadata Author
Name
Anja Kreiner (Anja)
email
Anja.Kreiner@mfmr.gov.na
Position
Chief Fisheries Biologist, Chair: Namibia MSP NWG
Organization
National Marine Information and Research Centre
Location
Strandstreet 13001 Swakopmund Namibia NAM
Voice
+264 (0)64 4101158
Fax
+264 (0) 404385
Keywords
MSP