Deep-Sea Mineral Potential in the South Pacific Waters – The Results of the 21-year Long-term Japan/SOPAC Cooperative Deep-Sea Mineral Resources Study Programme, 1985-2005

International Marine Minerals Society
Nobuyuki Okamoto
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International Marine Minerals Society
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12
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Publication Date:
Sep 24, 2006

Abstract

The 21-year long-term Japan-SOPAC Cooperative Deep-sea Mineral Resources Study Programme was completed in March 2006. The Programme, which commenced in 1985, has seen numerous marine research surveys being conducted within the Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) of 12 SOPAC member countries (Figure 1). The various research and government institutions that have been closely involved in this longstanding Programme include: the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA); Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation (JOGMEC) (formerly, the Metal Mining Agency of Japan, MMAJ) and relevant ministries of the participating Pacific Island governments.
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APA: Nobuyuki Okamoto  (2006)  Deep-Sea Mineral Potential in the South Pacific Waters – The Results of the 21-year Long-term Japan/SOPAC Cooperative Deep-Sea Mineral Resources Study Programme, 1985-2005

MLA: Nobuyuki Okamoto Deep-Sea Mineral Potential in the South Pacific Waters – The Results of the 21-year Long-term Japan/SOPAC Cooperative Deep-Sea Mineral Resources Study Programme, 1985-2005. International Marine Minerals Society, 2006.

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