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Oceanographic studies in the Bay of Bengal

Proceedings / Indian Academy of Sciences, 1957
The preceding review points out the progress that is being made in studies at Andhra University. It reveals that the secrets of the sea are many and varied. It is probably apparent from these studies that an interrelation exists between the various fields of oceanography.
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Glider operations in the Bay of Bengal

2015 IEEE Underwater Technology (UT), 2015
Indian Ocean has an important role in regional and global climate due to its geography. Presently, variety of ocean observation instruments are employed to measure time and space variability of the large ocean that extends to two closed bays at higher latitudes.
Shijo Zacharia, R. Seshasayanan, Tata Sudhakar, V. Gowthaman, S. Muthukumaravel, G. Suresh, Sarojani Maurya, N. Sireesha, A Thathyesh, R. Suresh Kumar, P. Thangarasu, M.A. Atmanand   +11 more
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The grey areas in the Bay of Bengal

Indian Journal of International Law, 2016
This article addresses the grey areas in the Bay of Bengal, unique judge-made maritime zones that involve considerations concerning the continental shelf beyond 200 nautical miles. Such grey areas will arise whenever the entitlements of two States to the continental shelf extend beyond 200 nautical miles and relevant circumstances call for a boundary ...
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Bay of Bengal Maritime Boundary

American Journal of International Law, 2015
On July 7, 2014, an ad hoc arbitral tribunal (Tribunal) rendered its award on the dispute between Bangladesh and India concerning the delimitation of their entire maritime boundary in the northern part of the Bay of Bengal. The award established the course of the boundary line in the territorial sea, the exclusive economic zone (EEZ), and the ...
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Meeting with China in the Bay of Bengal

Journal of the Indian Ocean Region, 2016
ABSTRACTThe Bay of Bengal is of vital strategic, economic and maritime importance, as the Andaman Sea and the Malacca Straits link South and Southeast Asia. The Bay is intrinsically rich in hydrocarbons and minerals. Several major rivers of Asia flow into the Bay and the adjoining seas creating vast sedimentary basins that have potential hydrocarbon ...
Anasua Basu Ray Chaudhury, Pratnashree Basu   +1 more
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A Bay of Bengal Digital Ecosystem

2020
The Internet is one of the most powerful modern inventions transforming communities, countries, economies and society as we know it. The potential to connect people regardless of distance has undoubtedly brought the world closer. As the efforts to integrate South Asia continue, the possibilities of utilising the Internet as a tool to bridge the gaps of
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Is the Bay of Bengal at a tipping point?

2021
<p>The Bay of Bengal (BoB) has the long-stood enigma of an oxygen minimum zone, which maintains traces of oxygen without becoming fully anoxic. This may, besides biological feedback loos stabilizing the low oxygen concentrations in those waters, have to do with low primary production in the BoB’s surface waters and the lack ...
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Mobility in the Bay of Bengal World

Indian Historical Review, 2009
This essay presents south-eastern, deltaic Bengal as a slave-raiding zone in terms of certain specific trends visible in the seventeenth century Bay world. These were: rising international sea-borne trade, increased South Asian warfare, the burgeoning labour market in the Bay of Bengal, renewed migration, and increased mobility in the Bay of Bengal ...
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36.5/Bay of Bengal

Resilience: A Journal of the Environmental Humanities, 2020
Sarah Cameron Sunde, Saiful Wadud Helal
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Divergence and Convergence in the Bay of Bengal

This chapter explores the integration of digital technologies into trade policies for advancing the Blue and Circular Economy (BCE) in emerging economies. It examines how bilateral, multilateral, and regional agreements can enable digital transformation in marine-based sectors such as fisheries, aquaculture, eco-tourism, and green shipping.
Mohammad Rashed Hasan Polas, Mohammad Ekramol Islam, Abu Saleh Md. Sohel-Uz-Zaman, Abdullah Al Fahad, Md. Masud Rana, S. Jobayear Ahmed   +5 more
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