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High seas in the cloud: the role of big data and artificial intelligence in support of high seas governance – The Sargasso Sea pilot

Frontiers in Marine Science
This article examines the future governance of areas beyond national jurisdiction (ABNJ) in the wake of the new 2023 United Nations Agreement using the work on the Sargasso Sea as a prototype.
David Freestone, David Freestone, Kieran N. Bjergstrom, Kieran N. Bjergstrom, Kieran N. Bjergstrom, Kristina M. Gjerde, Patrick Halpin, Kevin P. Fleming, Kevin P. Fleming, Andrew Hudson, Alex D. Rogers, Alex D. Rogers, Fae Sapsford, Fae Sapsford, Vardis M. Tsontos, Jorge Vazquez-Cuervo, David Vousden, David Vousden   +17 more
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Science Collaboration for Capacity Building: Advancing Technology Transfer Through a Treaty for Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction

Frontiers in Marine Science, 2020
Marine technology transfer and capacity building are key elements in the development of a historic new agreement for the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction (BBNJ agreement) under the United ...
Harriet Harden-Davies, Paul Snelgrove
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Voiding sonography: Technical description of a novel ultrasound method for assessment of micturition in women

Sonography, Volume 12, Issue 1, Page 70-78, March 2025.
To access CPD test for this article click here: https://www.sonographers.org/account/login?returnUrl=/cpds/Voiding_sonography Abstract Voiding sonography (VS) is a novel non‐invasive method that can be used to assess micturition in real time. When performed in a functional seated position and combined with free uroflowmetry, detailed evaluation of ...
Bernadette Dellar, Eric Chung, Ryan Stafford, Paul W. Hodges   +3 more
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Biological prospecting in Antarctica : is there a need for intensive cooperation between the BBNJ and the ATCM over bioprospecting in ABNJ?

, 2019
The ocean, of which 64% is constituted of areas beyond national jurisdiction (ABNJ), among these also the Polar Regions, is rich in biological diversity.
Heinrich, Katharina, 1992-
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Re-evaluating particularly sensitive sea areas as an area-based management tool: advancing the implementation of the BBNJ agreement

Frontiers in Marine Science
As a sectoral Area-Based Management Tool (ABMT) under the IMO regulatory framework, Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas (PSSAs) play a crucial role in preventing pollution from vessels.
Junghwan Choi, Sangseop Lim
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The Unfree Commons: Freedom of Marine Scientific Research and the Status of Genetic Resources Beyond National Jurisdiction

The Modern Law Review, Volume 88, Issue 2, Page 300-332, March 2025.
Longstanding negotiations on the status of marine genetic resources beyond national jurisdiction under a new UN treaty oscillated between the common heritage of mankind and the freedom of the high seas. The final text of the new Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) Treaty bridges the normative dissonance by crafting a freedom of marine ...
Siva Thambisetty
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Intensity and extent of climate (red), fishing (green), ocean-based (blue) pollution, and land-based impacts (orange) as a percentage of total impacts within highly impacted priority areas.

, 2014
Patterns are shown for priority areas that were designated based on (A) richness within EEZs (B) and ABNJ, (C) range rarity within EEZ and (D) ABNJ, and (E) proportional range rarity within EEZs and (F) ABNJ. Zero values are not shown.
Elizabeth R. Selig (138602), Sebastian Troëng (203566), Will R. Turner (161127), Kent E. Carpenter (152167), Ben G. Lascelles (507206), Russell A. Mittermeier (507207), Kristin Kaschner (136591), Bryan P. Wallace (203505), Benjamin S. Halpern (180356)   +8 more
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Addressing the Relationship between Area-based Management Tools (ABMTs) Including Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) and the Right of the Adjacent Coastal State to the High Seas: Recent Discussion and Suggestion

Jurnal Iqtisad, 2020
Marine biodiversity beyond areas national jurisdiction (BBNJ) are characterized by high diversity of life and ecosystem and played central role in maintaining and supporting life on earth.
Firdos Firdos, Ubbadul Adzkiya’
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Dynamics of Near‐Bottom Currents in Cold‐Water Coral and Sponge Areas at Valdivia Bank and Ewing Seamount, Southeast Atlantic

Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, Volume 130, Issue 1, January 2025.
Abstract This study investigates near‐bottom currents and physical processes from simulations with the hydrodynamic model ROMS‐AGRIF at two seamounts of the northeast Walvis Ridge to obtain valuable insights about drivers of observed occurrences of benthic suspension feeders (cnidarians and sponges) in this data‐poor area.
Christian Mohn, Franziska U. Schwarzkopf, Patricia Jiménez García, Covadonga Orejas, Veerle A. I. Huvenne, Mia Schumacher, Irene Pérez‐Rodríguez, Roberto Sarralde Vizuete, Luis J. López‐Abellán, Andrew C. Dale, Colin Devey, Jørgen L. S. Hansen, Eva Friis Møller, Arne Biastoch   +13 more
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Protecting Earth's last conservation frontier: scientific, management and legal priorities for MPAs beyond national boundaries [PDF]

, 2016
1. Marine areas beyond national jurisdiction (ABNJ) comprise most of Earth's interconnected ocean, hosting complex ecosystems that play key roles in sustaining life and providing important goods and services. 2.
Robin Warner (19582792), Ryan Dolan (20206806), Torsten Thiele (20206827), Lora Reeve (20122722), Peggy Kalas (20206815), Aurelie Spadone (20206824), Marta Chantal Ribeiro (20206821), Nilufer Oral (20206818), Julien Rochette (10742085), Hannah L Thomas (20206830), Aulani Wilhelm (20206833), Glen Wright (20206836), Carole Durussel (20117811), Richard Page (3437678), Jeff Ardron (2569831), Jorge A Jimenez (20206812), Kristina Gjerde (9312497), Harriet Harden-Davies (10897875), Daniel Wagner (290112), Sylvia Earle (20206809), Dan Laffoley (13525318)   +20 more
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