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March 2021 APPENDIX 15 SAD BOX 31/3 – IMPORTS/EXPORTS PORT OF LOADING CODES The information in this document is provided as a guide only and is not professional advice, including legal advice. It should not be assumed that the guidance is comprehensive or that it provides a definitive answer in every case. Appendix 15 - SAD Box 31/3 Port of Loading Codes March 2021 PORT OF LOADING CODES Code Port Name DEAAH1 Aachen NLAAM1 Aalsmeer FRABB1 Abbeville GBABA1 Aberaeron GBABD1 Aberdeen CIABJ1 Abidjan FITKU2 Abo (Turku) AEABU1 Abu al Bukhoosh AEAUH1 Abu Dhabi EGAKI1 Abu Kir EGAUE1 Abu Rudeis EGAZA1 Abu Zenima SVAQJ1 Acajutia GRACL1 Achladi ILACR1 Acre EGADA1 Adabiya TRADA1 Adana AUADL1 Adelaide YEADE1 Aden ESADR1 Adra MAAGA1 Agadir ESAGA1 Agaete GRAEF1 Agia Efimia GRAGM1 Agia Marina GRAPE1 Agia Pelagia GRAKI1 Agios Kirikos GRAKO1 Agios Konstantinos GRANI1 Agios Nikolaos Creta GRAGT1 Agio Theodoroi ESAGU1 Aguilas EGAIS1 Ain Sukhna FRAJA1 Ajaccio AEAJM1 Ajman TRAKB1 Akcaabat NLAKL1 Akersloot BGAKH1 Akhotopol CYAKT1 Akrotiri INALA1 Alang SBY USALB1 ALBANY NLABL1 Alblasserdam ESALD1 Alcudia IEALQ1 Alexandra Quay IEARO1 Alexandra Road Oil Page 2 of 35 Appendix 15 - SAD Box 31/3 Port of Loading Codes March 2021 Code Port Name ESALG1 Algeciras DZALG1 Alger ESALC1 Alicante NUALO1 ALOFI GRALO1 Alonissos EGAQU1 Al Qusayr NLAML1 Ameland GRAMF1 Amfiloxia GRAMI1 Amoliani NLAMS1 Amsterdam USANC1 Anchorage GRAND1 Andros DZAAE1 Annaba (Ex Bone) USANP1 Annapolis USARB1 Ann Arbor TWAPG1 An Ping TRAYT1 Antalya GRATK1 Antikyra GRANP1 Antiparos GRANT1 Antirio CLANF1 Antofagasta BEANR1 Antwerpen NGAPP1 Apapa WSAPW1 APIA GUAPR1 Apra (Agana) JOAQJ1 Aqaba (El Akaba) JOAQB1 Aqaba Free Zone ESARN1 Arenys de Mar GRARG1 Argos (Argolis) GRARM1 Argostolion ESARI1 Arguineguin CLARI1 Arica RUARH1 Arkhangelsk IEARK1 Arklow ESACE1 Arrecife de Lanzarote AERUW1 Ar Ruwais AWAUA1 Aruba DZAZW1 Arzew SHASC1 Ascension ILASH1 Ashdod ILAKL1 Ashkelon USASF1 Ashtabula TNASH1 Ashtart Terminal NOASL1 Askvoll ERASA1 Assab Page 3 of 35 Appendix 15 - SAD Box 31/3 Port of Loading Codes March 2021 Code Port Name GRAST1 Astakos GRJTY1 Astypalea EGASW1 Aswan GRATH1 Athinai NZAKL1 Auckland IEAUG1 Aughinish Island NOASH1 Austrheim DKAVE1 Avedorevarkets Havn DKAVK1 Avernako ESAVS1 Aviles ESAYA1 Ayamonte TRAYV1 Ayvalik RUAZO1 Azov BHBAH1 Bahrain IEBLL1 Ballina NOBAF1 Balsfjord BGBAL1 Baltchik USBAL1 Baltimore IEBTM1 Baltimore NOBAM1 Bamble IRBND1 Bandar Abbas TRBDM1 Bandirmar THBKK1 Bangkok THBMT1 Bangkok Modern Terminals/Bangkok USBGR1 Bangor GBBAN1 Bangor SYBAN1 Baniyas GMBJL1 Banjul THBNK1 Ban Kantang IEBYT1 Bantry IEBYT2 Bantry Bay MEBAR1 BAR ESBCN1 Barcelona ITBRI1 Bari COBAQ1 Barranquilla GBBNM1 Barton NOBAR1 Barum CHBSL1 Basel GPBBR1 Basse-Terre KNBAS1 BASSETERRE, ST KITTS FRBIA1 Bastia PHBTN1 Bataan, Marivetes USBTR1 BATON ROUGE GBBAT1 Battlesbridge GEBUS1 Batumi Page 4 of 35 Appendix 15 - SAD Box 31/3 Port of Loading Codes March 2021 Code Port Name USBPT1 BEAUMONT DEBZS1 Beddingen - zu Salzgitter - INBED1 Bedi MZBEW1 Beira LBBEY1 Beirut DZBJA1 Bejaia (Ex Bougie) BRBEL1 Belem GBBEL1 BELFAST ESBEM1 Benidorm UAERD1 Berdyansk NLBEG1 Bergen NOBVG1 Berlevag FRBEV1 Berville TRBTS1 Besiktas USBEX1 Bethlehem FRBET1 Bethune COBUN1 Beunaventura TRBEY1 Beykoz INBHU1 Bhavnager IEBIF1 B ; I Ferryport ESBIO1 Bilbao GBBRK1 BIRKENHEAD GBBIP1 Bishop Auckland GWOXB1 Bissau IEBIT1 B ; I Terminal TNBIZ1 Bizerte ESBLA1 Blanes TRBXN1 Bodrum TRBOG1 Bogazagzi NOBOK1 Bokn TRBOL1 Bolu IDBXT1 Bontang, KI PFBOB1 BORA BORA USBOS1 Bostan FRBOL1 Boulogne Sur Mer DKBRH1 Branden Havn FIBRA1 Brando FRBES1 Brest NOBVK1 Brevik BBBGI1 Bridgetown GBBSH1 Brighton AUBNE1 Brisbane NOBNN1 Bronnoysund USBRO1 Brownsville BEBGS1 Bruges Page 5 of 35 Appendix 15 - SAD Box 31/3 Port of Loading Codes March 2021 Code Port Name BEBRU1 Brussel (Bruxelles) BEBRU2 Bruxelles (Brussel) GBBKD1 Buckden ARBUE1 Buenos Aires USBUF1 Buffalo IEBUC1 Buncrana ESBRL1 Burela BGBOJ1 Burgas TRBHN1 Burhaniye USBTV1 Burlington GBBOC1 Burnham On Crouch ESBRX1 Burriana KRPUS1 Busan (Pusan) IRBUZ1 Bushehr NOBUV1 Buviken TRBUY1 Buyukcukur ESCBZ1 Cabezuela PTCAC1 Cacem ESCAD1 Cadiz ITCAG1 Cagliari IECHE1 Caherciveen GBCYN1 CAIRNRYAN AUCNS1 Cairns NGCBQ1 Calabar ESCBS1 Cala Sabina INCCU1 CALCUTTA PTCAL1 Calheta PECLL1 Callao ESCBD1 Cambados USZAE1 Camden GRCHQ1 Canea ZACPT1 Cape Town HTCAP1 Cap-Haitien GBCDF1 CARDIFF IECAR1 Carlingford DECAR1 Carolinensiel COCTG1 Cartagena ESCAR1 Cartagena MACAS1 Casablanca PTCAS1 Cascais ITCTR1 Castellammare Del Golfo ESCAS1 Castello de la Plana IECTB1 Castletown Bere LCCAS1 Castries ITCTA1 Catania Page 6 of 35 Appendix 15 - SAD Box 31/3 Port of Loading Codes March 2021 Code Port Name ITCVX1 Cavo GFCAY1 Cayenne PHCEB1 Cebu ESCEL1 Celeiro IRZBR1 Chah Bahar GRCLK1 Chalkida BDGHL1 Chalna GRCHR1 CHAMPERICO KRCHW1 CHANGWON CNCOZ1 CHAOZHOU USCHS1 Charleston USCRW1 Charleston USZGT1 Charleston Heights LBCHK1 Chekka INMAA1 Chennai (ex Madras) FRCER1 CHERBOURG JPCHB1 CHIBA USCHI1 Chicago DECHI1 Chiemsee GRJKH1 Chios BDCGP1 Chittagong CNCWN1 Chiwan KPCHO1 Chongjin CNCKG1 Chongqing GRCSF1 Chora Sfakion VICTD1 Christiansted, St. Croix FMTKK1 Chuuk (ex Truk) IDCIG1 Cigading USCVG1 Cincinati IDCBN1 Cirebon (Tjeribon) ITCVV1 Civitavecchia USCLE1 Cleveland IECLI1 Clifden IECCT1 Coastal Control Terminal IECOB1 Cobh INCOK1 Cochin CCCCK1 Cocos Islands USOFX1 Colfax LKCMB1 Colombo PAONX1 Colon UYCYR1 Colonia GNCKY1 Conakry ROCND1 Constanta CLCQQ1 Coquimbo ESCCN1 Corcubion Page 7 of 35 Appendix 15 - SAD Box 31/3 Port of Loading Codes March 2021 Code Port Name GRCFU2 Corfu GRCRG1 Corinth IEORK1 Cork USCRP1 Corpus Christi IECRO1 Crookhaven VECUM1 Cumana ANCUR1 Curacao INDAH1 Dahej SNDKR1 Dakar MAVIL1 Dakhla CNDLC1 Dalian SYDAM1 Damascus (Damas) EGDAM1 Damietta AUDAM1 DAMPIER GLDAN1 DANEBORG TZDAR1 Dar es Salaam GBDRL1 Darlington AUDRW1 Darwin AEDAS1 Das Island USDVN1 Davenport CZDCB1 Decin NLDZL1 Delfzijl GRDOS1 Delos TRDRC1 DERINCE USDET1 Detroit SADHA1 Dhahran BDDAC1 DHAKA SADHU1 Dhuba FRDPE1 Dieppe INDIG1 Dighi (Pune) TRDIL1 DILISKELESI IEDIN1 Dingle TNDJE1 Djerba DJJIB1 Djibouti BEDEL1 Doel QADOH1 Doha IECFN1 Donegal NODON1 Donna CMDLA1 DOUALA FRDRZ1 Douarnenez GBDGS1 DOUGLAS (I.O.M.) DKDRA1 Dragor GRDPA1 Drapetzona IEDRO1 Drogheda AEDXB1 Dubai Page 8 of 35 Appendix 15 - SAD Box 31/3 Port of Loading Codes March 2021 Code Port Name IEDUB1 Dublin HRDBV1 Dubrovnik USDBQ1 Dubuque USDLH1 Duluth IDDUM1 Dumai, Sumatra AQDDU1 Dumont d'Urveille IEDDK1 Dundalk NZDUD1 Dunedin IEDGV1 Dungarvan FRDKK1 Dunkerque IEDLG1 Dun Laoghaire IEDNM1 Dunmore East GBDTE1 Dunstable ZADUR1 Durban GBDRH1 Durham ALDRZ1 Durr;s USDUT1 DUTCH HARBOR USEQE1 East Dubaque ZAELS1 East London NLECD1 Echteld GREDI1 Edipsos NLEEM1 Eemshaven EHEAI1 Ejbei Uad al Aabd ILETH1 Elat (Eilath) EGEDK1 El Dekheila GRELT1 Eleftheres GREEU1 Eleusis ESFER1 El Ferrol EGALY1 El Iskandariya (= Alexandria) GBELL1 ELLSMERE PORT EGCAI1 El Qahira (= Cairo) EGSUZ1 El Suweis (= Suez) MXESE1 Ensenada GREPI1 Epidauro TRELI1 EREGLI USERI1 Erie GRERM1 Ermioni ESESC1 Escombreras FRETB1 Etang de Berre NLEUR1 Europoort USEVV1 Evansville BEEVM1 Evergem GREYD1 Eydilos NOFAX1 Fagerstrand USFAI1 FAIRBANKS Page 9 of 35 Appendix 15 - SAD Box 31/3 Port of Loading Codes March 2021 Code Port Name TKFKO1 FAKAOFO ITFAL1 Falconara GBFAL1 Falmouth CYFMG1 Famagusta EGFAN1 Fanara NOFAN1 Farsund GBFAS1 Faslane AEFAT1 Fateh Terminal NOFAU1 Fauske ITFAV1 Favignana EGFAD1 Fayid NOFED1 Fedje GBFXT1 Felixstowe IEFEN1 Fenit ESFRO1 Ferrol IEFID1 Fiddown DEXFW1 Finkenwerder NOFNY1 Finnoy NOFNE1 Finnsnes GBFIS1 FISHGUARD NOFSD1 Fjellstrand GBFLE1 FLEETWOOD NOFFD1 Flekkefjord NOFRO1 Floro GBFOL1 Folkestone NOFDE1 Forde BRFOR1 Fortaleza MQFDF1 Fort-de-France GBFOR1 Forth NOFRS1 Forus CNFOS1 FOSHAN NEW PORT NOFSN1 Fosnes FRFOS1 Fos sur Mer IEFOV1 Foynes IEFCW1 Frank Cassin Wharf UYFZB1 Fray Bentos DKFDH1 Frederikshavn USFPO1 Freeport BSFPO1 Freeport, Grand Bahama SLFNA1 Freetown AUFRE1 Fremantle NOFRT1 Frosta AEFJR1 Fujairah (Al-Fujairah) JPFUK1 FUKUOKA TVFUN1 FUNAFUTI Page 10 of 35 Appendix 15 - SAD Box 31/3 Port of Loading Codes March 2021 Code Port Name CNFOC1 FUZHOU DKFYH1 Fynshavn TNGAE1 Gabes USGLS1 Galveston IEGWY1 Galway GBGTN1 Garston GRGAV1 Gavrion PLGDN1 Gdansk PLGDY1 Gdynia EGGEI1 Geisum Terminal TRGEM1 GEMLIK ITGOA1 Genoa GYGEO1 Georgetown SHASI1 Georgetown USGGE1 Georgetown KYGEC1 Georgetown, Grand Cayman GRYER2 Gerakini (Yerakini) BEGNE1 Ghent GIGIB1 Gibraltar ITGIT1 GIOIA TAURO SAGIZ1 Gizan AUGLT1 GLADSTONE GBGLW1 Glasgow GBGSA1 Glensanda NOGLO1 Glomfjord NOGLP1 Gloppen GRGLO1 Glossa FRGLO1 Gonfreville l'Orcher GBGOO1 Goole GBGOS1 Gosport SEGOT1 Goteborg GBGAE1 Graemsay TCGDT1 Grand Turk Island FRGFR1 Granville NOGRV1 Granvin NOGRT1 Gratangen FRGRN1 Gravenchon NOGRE1 Greaker USGRB1 Green Bay IEGRN1 Greenore GBGSY1 Grimsby SEGRD1 Grundsund GSGRV1 GRYTVIKEN GUGUM1 Guam CNCAN1 GUANGZHOU Page 11 of 35 Appendix 15 - SAD Box 31/3 Port of Loading Codes March 2021 Code Port Name PRGUX1 Guanica VEGUT1 GUANTA PRGUY1 Guayanilla ECGYE1 Guayaquil USGPT1 Gulfport GRGYT1 Gythion ILHAD1 Hadera DKHAD1 Haderslev ILHFA1 Haifa VNHPH1 Haiphong EGHAL1 Halaib CAHAL1 Halifax AQHLY1 Halley SEHAS1 Hallstanas DKHLS1 Hals DEHBU2 Hamburg-Harburg SEHBG1 Hamburgsund CAHAM1 Hamilton BMBDA1 Hamilton NOHFT1 Hammerfest EGHAM1 Hamrawein DEHAU1 Hanau FIHKO1 Hango (Hanko) FIHKO2 Hanko (Hango) VNHAN1 Hanoi DKHAN1 Hanstholm DEHBU1 Harburg DKHDH1 Hardeshoj FRHRF1 Harfleur SEHAN1 Hargshamn GBHDN1 Haslingden SEHBV2 Hasselbyverket/Stockhom IEHAU1 Haulbowline DKHNB1 Havneby AUHPT1 HAY POINT HMHEA1 Heard Island GBHEB1 Hebburn FIHEL2 Helsingfors (Helsinki) DKHLS2
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    Argyriadis, I. and Forti, S., 2016. Structure and history of Hellenides. Boletín Geológico y Minero, 127 (2/3): 575-592 ISSN: 0366-0176 Structure and history of Hellenides Ion Argyriadis(1) and Silvia Forti(2) (1) Cabinet de Géologie Argyriadis, 975 chemin du Pré de Caune, 83740 La Cadière d’Azur, France [email protected] (2) Via Verseiner 44/B, Meltina, 39010 Italia [email protected] ABSTRACT This study is based on some new field observations made on the group of the Eastern Hellenic regions. Our observations have led us to adopt a simplified view of the paleogeography of the Greek mainland before the Alpine orogenesis. The subsequent varied tectonic units originate mainly from the following paleogeo- graphic areas: • A carbonate Arabo-African shelf margin which displays several lateral transitions, ridges and basins. On the Greek mainland this margin is represented by the Preapulian, Ionian, Gavrovo-Tripolis, Parnassos zones, the Olympus platform and probably the Kavala and Thassos marble. • A transition zone from the shelf units to the Tethys ophiolites (Pindos Zone, Styra, Argolis and Hydra, Eretrias new unit). • Tethys ophiolites, which might represent either an “ocean” fault zone or subduction of the lithosphere along a weak area. • A Hercynian continental mass (Serbomacedonian). This group is currently completed by the presence of a large tectonic mélange connected to the ophiolite overthrust. Key words: Hellenides, structural geology, ophiolites emplacement, actualism Estructura e historia de las Helénides RESUMEN Recientes trabajos de campo nos permiten llegar a una nueva lectura del conjunto de datos así como a la nue- va interpretación que resulta de los mismos Distinguimos por ende, para el conjunto de las Hellenidas, cinco unidades paleo-geográficas mayores, escalonadas entre Paleo África y Europa, quiénes, mediantes fases tectónicas superpuestas - y no paralelas, ni tampoco de igual desplazamiento, conformaron el edifico actual: • Una plataforma carbonatada arabo-africana, incluyendo variaciones laterales y longitudinales.
  • Vestland County a County with Hardworking People, a Tradition for Value Creation and a Culture of Cooperation Contents

    Vestland County a County with Hardworking People, a Tradition for Value Creation and a Culture of Cooperation Contents

    Vestland County A county with hardworking people, a tradition for value creation and a culture of cooperation Contents Contents 2 Power through cooperation 3 Why Vestland? 4 Our locations 6 Energy production and export 7 Vestland is the country’s leading energy producing county 8 Industrial culture with global competitiveness 9 Long tradition for industry and value creation 10 A county with a global outlook 11 Highly skilled and competent workforce 12 Diversity and cooperation for sustainable development 13 Knowledge communities supporting transition 14 Abundant access to skilled and highly competent labor 15 Leading role in electrification and green transition 16 An attractive region for work and life 17 Fjords, mountains and enthusiasm 18 Power through cooperation Vestland has the sea, fjords, mountains and capable people. • Knowledge of the sea and fishing has provided a foundation Experience from power-intensive industrialisation, metallur- People who have lived with, and off the land and its natural for marine and fish farming industries, which are amongst gical production for global markets, collaboration and major resources for thousands of years. People who set goals, our major export industries. developments within the oil industry are all important when and who never give up until the job is done. People who take planning future sustainable business sectors. We have avai- care of one another and our environment. People who take • The shipbuilding industry, maritime expertise and knowledge lable land, we have hydroelectric power for industry develop- responsibility for their work, improving their knowledge and of the sea and subsea have all been essential for building ment and water, and we have people with knowledge and for value creation.
  • GREECE by Staff1

    GREECE by Staff1

    THE MINERAL INDUSTRY OF GREECE By Staff1 The metals sector of Greek industry is a small but Trade important part of the national economy. Bauxite is the most important of Greek metal deposits, but there are also some The U.S. Bureau of Mines has not received any detailed deposits of chromium, gold, iron, lead, nickel, and zinc. trade data for Greece in the recent past, but general Aluminum is the only refined metal produced, other than information indicates that the other members of the European steel, and therefore is of greatest importance in the Union (EU) have continued to strengthen their positions as domestically integrated metals sector since the steel is the principal destinations and sources of Greek mineral produced from mostly imported scrap. Most of the exports and imports. Typically, Greece exports slightly more companies in Greece that deal in metals production, than one-half of its steel production, about one-half of that fabrication, or processing are fairly well established and going to other EU countries and the remainder going to the weathered the recent global recession that affected so many rest of the world. With regard to the semimanufacture sector companies in other nations. of the steel industry, typically about 90% of crude steel The Greek industrial minerals sector is far more prominent imports by Greece originate in other members of the EU. in the national economy than is the metals sector. Products Exports of semimanufactures to nonmembers of the EU are which are, or can be competitive internationally again, typically to the United States (about 45% of the non-EU include asbestos, bentonite, common clays, magnesite, total), other Europe (about 3%), and other countries (about marble, perlite, and pumice, while bentonite, magnesite, 52%).
  • FLIRE DSS: a Web Tool for the Management of Floods and Wildfires in Urban and Periurban Areas

    FLIRE DSS: a Web Tool for the Management of Floods and Wildfires in Urban and Periurban Areas

    Open Geosci. 2016; 8:711–727 Research Article Open Access Giorgos Kochilakis, Dimitris Poursanidis*, Nektarios Chrysoulakis, Vassiliki Varella, Vassiliki Kotroni, Giorgos Eftychidis, Kostas Lagouvardos, Chrysoula Papathanasiou, George Karavokyros, Maria Aivazoglou, Christos Makropoulos, and Maria Mimikou FLIRE DSS: A web tool for the management of floods and wildfires in urban and periurban areas DOI 10.1515/geo-2016-0068 are likely to flood and thus save human lives. Real-time Received Sep 25, 2015; accepted May 17, 2016 weather data from ground stations provide the necessary inputs for the calculation of the fire model in real-time, Abstract: A web-based Decision Support System, named and a high resolution weather forecast grid supports flood FLIRE DSS, for combined forest fire control and planning modeling as well as the development of “what-if” scenar- as well as flood risk management, has been developed and ios for the fire modeling. All these can be accessed byvar- is presented in this paper. State of the art tools and models ious computer sources including PC, laptop, Smartphone have been used in order to enable Civil Protection agencies and tablet either by normal network connection or by us- and local stakeholders to take advantage of the web based ing 3G and 4G cellular network. The latter is important for DSS without the need of local installation of complex soft- the accessibility of the FLIRE DSS during firefighting or res- ware and their maintenance. Civil protection agencies can cue operations during flood events. All these methods and predict the behavior of a fire event using real time data tools provide the end users with the necessary information and in such a way plan its efficient elimination.