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Hydrographic Requirements for Arctic Shipping Corridors

2020
Smith, T.B., Smith, T.B.
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Northern Corridor—Arctic Maritime Transport Integration for Central Asia

<div> <div> <div> <span>Russian rivers famously ‘go the wrong way.’ The United States and Canada have the supremely beneficial hydrography of the interconnected Great Lakes system and the </span><span>Mississippi, and Europe has the Rhine, Elbe, Danube, and Dnieper inland waterways giving even landlocked states
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Investment attractiveness of the Russian Arctic through the prism of international cooperation and development of transport corridors

Obshchestvo i ekonomika
The Russian Arctic has numerous resources, infrastructure facilities that are important for international relations, and therefore is potentially very attractive to investors. Nevertheless, there are a number of objective reasons hindering its development, which require international cooperation, investment and updating of the regulatory framework for ...
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Russia's Arctic Plans after SPIEF 2026: The Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor, Project Implementation and Systemic Risks

This article examines Russia’s Arctic policy as of mid-July 2026, using the Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor (TATC) as the central integrating axis. It assesses SPIEF 2026 as a stage in the transition to project-level implementation and examines the maturity of transport, industrial, energy and territorial projects, northern delivery and international ...
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Arctic Pilots for Canadian Corridors: Is There a Role for Pilotage in the Canadian Low Impact Shipping Corridors?

Ocean Yearbook Online, 2018
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Arctic Systems, Climatography of the Front Range Urban Corridor and Vicinity, Colorado

Arctic and Alpine Research, 1978
L. C. Bliss, David E. Greenland
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A Comparison of the Positions of Arctic and Mediterranean Passageways in Terms of China’s Sea Transportation Corridors

The emergence of global security and geopolitics-centred challenges has prompted nations to seek alternative allies and new trade routes. In this context, security issues in the Mediterranean and the increasing accessibility of the Northern Sea Routes have heightened the Arctic region's strategic significance on the global stage.
Güçyetmez, Ferdi, Kısacık, Sina
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Impacts of corridor design: An investigation on occupant perception of corridor forms in elderly facilities

Frontiers of Architectural Research, 2023
Keming Hou, Zhe Kong, Mingli Lu
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Potential impacts of shipping noise on marine mammals in the western Canadian Arctic

Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2017
William David Halliday, Richard Hilliard, Matthew K Pine   +2 more
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Full-scale burning tests on studying smoke temperature and velocity along a corridor

Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology, 2005
R Huo, Y Z Li, L H Hu
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