U1C1 definitions Flashcards

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Fishery ressources

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animals or plants living in water which are widely exploited

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aquaculture

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the Farming of aquatic species For Comercial purposes

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Artisanal fishing

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is practiced along the coast with small boats

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Industrial fishing

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is carried out on the high seas with trawlers (in French chalutier) fishing boats building a net behind them where the fish is directly processed and packaged

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What is the disadvantage of aquaculture?

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It requires significant fishery resources this production endangers artisanal fishing which is the main fishing practice in developing countries and whose catches depend on the abundance of resources

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Offshore hydrocarbons

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oil and gas extracted from the sea beds

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Biomass

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material of animal or plant origin that can be used as an energy source

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Argo fuels

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fuels produced from algae

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Where are offshore hydrocarbons mostly exploited?

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Offshore hydrocarbons are exploited in the Gulf of Guinea and Mexico as well as in the China sea

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Where do they want to drill further and deeper?

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Arctic, Gulf of Mexico, Alaska, Gulf of Guinea

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renewable marine energy

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energy produced from solar radiation, wind, or swell

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water stress

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a situation in which the quantities of water are insufficient to meet needs such as in the Middle East

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Polymetallic nodules

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(rare nonferrous metals) are present on the seabed

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13
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Sea water can be ———-

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desalinated

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—- is necessary for all construction roads, building, and especially where?

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Sand, in Sierra Leone

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Which port is the world’s leading cruise port?

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Miami

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Cruise tourism

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a form of tourism practiced on cruise ships, involving several stop-overs, from or to a home port

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Where do most of the cruises take place?

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They are also developing in the North Sea and in the China Sea, but also in the Arctic and the Antarctic.

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Examples of cruises companies?

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Cunard Line, Costa Cruises, MSC Cruises

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seaside tourism

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a form of tourism associated with beach visits

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Cruises are carried out in four major tourist basins

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the Caribbean Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, the China Sea, and the North Sea

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globalization

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connecting territories and economies through flows

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What are the different kinds of ships?

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oil tanker, gas tanker, container ship, and bulk carrier.

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containerization

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transport of freight in standardized-size metal boxes

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Exemples of asian ports which now dominate global maritime trade:
Shanghai, Singapore, Ningbo, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong
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maritimization
an increase in international maritime flows
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Transport costs and times have significantly ? thanks to technical progress.
decreased
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Names of shipowners which dominate the market?
Maersk, MSC and COSCO
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The flows of raw materials are oriented :
South-North, from developing countries and oil-exporting countries to developed and emerging countries.
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High value-added trade, of finished or semi-finished products, is mainly carried out :
between North America, Europe, and East Asia. They are therefore oriented East-West
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Laid on the bottom of the seas and oceans, - - - carry from one continent to another, almost instantly and at very low costs via the Internet
fiber optic cables
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GAFAM
the five most powerful transnational firms in information and communication technologies
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Maritime facades or seafronts
coastal strips composed of ports forming an interface between a maritime foreland and a hinterland
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littoralization
concentration of populations and economic activities on the coasts
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hinterland
land space located behind a port
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The world's leading port
Shanghai
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The port of Malta is both a - - (a territory benefiting from tax breaks) and the - - (a place where flows converge before being redistributed) of CMA CGM.
free zone regional hub
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logistics hubs
storage and redistribution areas for goods
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Between East Asia, Western Europe, and North America, the _-_ route (circular route on which containers circulate) is deployed
circum-terrestrial
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The circum-terrestrial is supplemented by specialized routes such as:
Hydrocarbon flows from the Middle East and East Africa to Asia Pacific, Europe, and North America (South-North flow). Iron and coal routes leave from America and Australia (South-North), and agricultural routes from Europe and America (North-South).
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Mediterraneans
closed or semi-closed seas between two continents
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Examples of Mediterraneans
the Baltic Sea, the Caribbean Sea, the Caspian Sea
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What are the dangers of passageways such as straits and canals?
the risks of collision and piracy are high
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straits
narrow arms of the sea connecting two maritime areas
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Canals
waterways dug to connect maritime areas were dug to optimize transport times and costs.
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The Suez Canal shortens:
the Europe-Asia journey by connecting the Red Sea and the Mediterranean
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The Panama canal shortens:
The latter forms a link between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean through the Isthmus of Panama
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examples of straits that are located on the world's largest maritime routes and constitute strategic passage points:
Gibraltar, the Bosphorus, Bab-el-Mandeb or Malacca
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What is the name of the Us military base in the Azores?
Lajes Field, island are integrated in the globalization