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IOTA directory as of 2021/09/02 259 IOTA CALL QTH Mhz Mode QSL UTC 1 AF-001 3B6RF AmsterdamAgalega Islands & St Paul 21 CW C 09-05-2001 15:21:00 MAP AF-002 Islands 1 AF-003 ZD8Z Ascension 21 CW P 29-11-1997 00:36:00 MAP 1 AF-004 EA8TL LeewardCanary Islands Islands (aka 14 DATA L 19-01-2012 08:44:00 MAP AF-005 Sotavento) 1 AF-006 VQ9GB Diego Garcia 14 CW P 30-06-1999 14:20:00 MAP 1 AF-007 D66D Comoros 14 CW L 21-09-2016 05:36:00 MAP AF-008 Crozet Islands AF-009 BiocoEuropa (aka IslandFernando 1 AF-010 3C1L Poo) Island 10 CW C 07-11-2017 23:34:00 MAP AF-011 Glorioso Islands AF-012 Juan de Nova Island 1 AF-013 5R8EN Madagascar 21 CW C 29-06-1996 09:57:00 MAP 1 AF-014 CT3ML Madeira 14 DATA L 23-02-2017 09:23:00 MAP 1 AF-015 3B7RF St Brandon Islands 18 CW L 09-05-1998 13:36:00 MAP 1 AF-016 FR7AK Reunion Island 14 PHONE P 26-02-1972 14:08:00 MAP 1 AF-017 3B9DK Rodrigues Island 21 PHONE P 27-07-1971 06:29:00 MAP AF-018 Pantelleria Island AF-019 Pelagie Islands AF-020 BijagosPrince EdwardArchipelago and AF-021 Marion Islands 1 AF-022 ZD7VC St Helena 14 PHONE P 11-10-2016 08:01:00 MAP 1 AF-023 S9WL Rolas 14 PHONE C 27-09-2016 23:00:00 MAP 1 AF-024 S79SP Mahe 21 PHONE C 06-10-2015 10:42:00 MAP AF-025 Aldabra Islands AF-026 Cosmoledo Islands 1 AF-027 FH/TU5AX Mayotte 24 PHONE P 25-06-2000 14:51:00 MAP AF-028 Socotra (Suqutra) 1 AF-029 ZD9CW Tristan da Cunha 7 CW C 10-10-2018 06:59:00 MAP AF-030 Gough Island AF-031 Tromelin Island AF-032 Zanzibar Island AF-033 Amirante Islands AF-035 Farquhar Islands AF-036 ChafarinasNorthern/Western Islands AF-037 Province group AF-038 Dahlak Archipelago 1 AF-039 3C0AN AnnobonCoast Province (Pagalu) North Island 21 PHONE P 06-07-1971 18:29:00 MAP AF-040 group AF-041 Egmont group AF-042 Alboran Island AF-043 Estuaire Province group AF-044 Principe Island AF-045 Senegal North group AF-046 Desertas Islands AF-047 Selvagens Islands AF-048 Kerguelen Islands 1 IOTA directory as of 2021/09/02 259 IOTA CALL QTH Mhz Mode QSL UTC 1 AF-049 3B8CF MauritiusDakhlet (Maurice) Nouadhibou Island / 10 CW P 09-05-1995 13:23:00 MAP AF-050 Guinee-MaritimeInchiri Region groupProvince AF-051 IndianSouth Ocean group Coast AF-052 South group AF-053 Gulf of Tadjoura group AF-054 Mafia Island AF-056 SouthernMadagascar's Province Coastal group AF-057 Islands West AF-058 Salomon group AF-059 Strait of Mandab group AF-060 CaboThe GambiaDelgado group District AF-061 group AF-062 Suakin Archipelago AF-063 WesternPemba Cape Island Province AF-064 SafiSouth / Essaouira West group / Agadir AF-065 GazaRegion / Maputo group District AF-066 Coast Provincegroup South AF-067 Westerngroup Sahara South AF-068 group AF-069 Alhucemas Island AF-070 Karas Region group AF-072 Inhambane District group AF-073 LindiSfax / RegionMtwara groupRegion AF-074 Dar Es Salaamgroup / Pwani AF-075 BayelsaRegion / Rivers group / Akwa AF-076 WesternIbom etc Cape States Province group AF-077 South group AF-078 EasternSenegal Cape South Province group AF-079 Red Seagroup Coast North AF-080 Red Seagroup Coast South AF-081 group AF-082 GabesRio Muni / Medenine Province Regiongroup AF-083 group AF-084 WesternGhana Cape group Province AF-085 WindwardNorth West Islands group (aka AF-086 Barlavento) 1 AF-087 5I3A Yambe 21 PHONE P 09-07-2000 14:15:00 MAP AF-088 NampulaOgooue-Maritime District group AF-089 Madagascar'sProvince group Coastal AF-090 JendoubaIslands / Bizerte East / Tunis AF-091 / NabeulSousse Region / Monastir group / AF-092 Guinea-BissauMahdia Region Coastal group AF-093 MediterraneanRegion group Sea Coast AF-094 West group AF-095 Guinee-MaritimeCameroon group Province AF-096 MediterraneanNorth group Sea Coast AF-097 Centre group 2 IOTA directory as of 2021/09/02 259 IOTA CALL QTH Mhz Mode QSL UTC AF-098 Sofala District group AF-099 MatruhBas-Congo Region Province group AF-100 Red Seagroup Coast North AF-101 Erongo / groupHardap Region AF-102 group AF-103 MediterraneanZambezia District Sea group Coast AF-104 East group AF-105 Nyanga Province group AF-106 CuanzaCote d'Ivoire Sul / Benguela group AF-107 Province group AF-108 NamibeNile Delta Province and Sinai group AF-109 RedRegion Sea Coast group South AF-110 group AF-111 MediterraneanLiberia group Sea Coast AF-112 MediterraneanCentre group Sea Coast AF-113 East group AF-114 Halaib Triangle group AF-115 Red Sea State group AF-116 Gulf of Aden West group AF-117 MediterraneanGulf of Aden East Sea group Coast AF-118 group AF-119 GrahamCoetivy Land Island West AN-001 (Adelaide Island) group AN-002 Bouvet Island 1 AN-003 VK0IR Heard Island 10 CW L 26-01-1997 13:09:00 MAP 1 AN-004 3Y0X Peter 1 Island 10 CW L 18-02-2006 09:39:00 MAP 1 AN-005 VK0TH Macquarie Island 14 DATA L 01-02-2012 08:11:00 MAP 1 AN-006 VP8CTR Galindez 18 CW L 21-12-1997 10:37:00 MAP AN-007 South Georgia Island AN-008 South Orkney Islands AN-009 South Sandwich Islands 1 AN-010 LU1ZC South Shetland Islands 14 CW P 21-12-1997 11:01:00 MAP Graham Land West AN-011 (PalmerRoss Island Archipelago) group AN-012 group AN-013 TrinityQueen Peninsula Maud Land group 1 AN-015 8J1RL (Prince Harald etc) group 21 PHONE P 21-03-1999 13:00:00 MAP 1 AN-016 DP1POL Antarctica 21 DATA C 10-02-2015 10:13:00 MAP AN-017 AdeliePalmer Land Land group West AN-018 (Alexander Island) group AN-019 Balleny Islands AN-020 Scott Island AN-021 Shag Rocks 1 AS-001 VU4A South Andaman 21 CW C 10-03-2015 10:22:00 MAP 1 AS-002 A92Q Bahrain Island 14 CW P 28-05-1995 12:43:00 MAP 1 AS-003 4S7VG Sri Lanka 18 CW C 28-05-2015 12:36:00 MAP 1 AS-004 5B4AMX Kara SeaCyprus Coast West 21 CW P 11-07-2017 09:32:00 MAP AS-005 group 3 IOTA directory as of 2021/09/02 259 IOTA CALL QTH Mhz Mode QSL UTC 1 AS-006 VR2/UA3QNS Hong Kong group 28 CW C 16-08-2015 09:16:00 MAP 1 AS-007 7K2GMJ Honshu 21 CW C 20-08-2000 02:32:00 MAP 1 AS-008 JI3DST/1 Shikine 18 CW C 26-07-2018 14:40:00 MAP AS-009 Red Sea Coast group AS-010 Zufar Region group 1 AS-011 VU7KP Bingaram 18 PHONE C 18-05-2017 11:40:00 MAP 1 AS-012 JA6LCJ Amakusa Kami 21 CW C 30-07-2017 00:27:00 MAP 1 AS-013 8Q7BV AshThiladhunmathee Sharqiyah / Al Wusta 21 CW P 30-04-1995 08:55:00 MAP AS-014 Region group 1 AS-015 9M2MRS Pinang 24 CW C 07-02-2012 07:02:00 MAP AS-016 Gulf of Aden West group 1 AS-017 JF1CCH/6 Iheya 3.5 CW C 30-03-2018 11:53:00 MAP 1 AS-018 R0FA Sakhalin 14 CW C 28-05-2011 22:27:00 MAP 1 AS-019 9V1RM Singapore 21 CW L 07-04-2012 02:53:00 MAP 1 AS-020 BV0CSC Taiwan 21 CW C 07-12-2013 01:21:00 MAP AS-021 Medvezh'iTrucial Coast Islands;Bear group AS-022 Islands 1 AS-023 JE6TSP Okino Erabu 24 CW C 06-06-2018 09:38:00 MAP 1 AS-024 JR6YTY Kuril'skiyeYonaguni (Kuril) Islands 3.5 CW C 09-01-2019 13:11:00 MAP AS-025 South 1 AS-026 D9A VrangelyaCheju (Wrangel) 7 CW C 19-08-2011 15:59:00 MAP AS-027 Island AS-028 Anzhu Islands AS-029 Lyakhovskiye Islands 1 AS-030 JQ2HAP/JD1 Kazan (Volcano) Islands 21 PHONE P 17-08-2013 08:20:00 MAP 1 AS-031 JD1BHA Haha 18 CW C 03-01-2013 02:29:00 MAP 1 AS-032 JF1CCH/6 Tanega 3.5 CW C 31-08-2018 12:30:00 MAP AS-033 Nicobar Islands 1 AS-036 JA6LCJ/6 Tsu 10 CW C 19-11-2000 00:33:00 MAP 1 AS-037 JG4JDR/6 East SiberianNaka Koshiki Sea Coast 7 PHONE P 25-07-2013 08:35:00 MAP AS-038 Komandorskiyegroup AS-039 (Commander) Islands 1 AS-040 JH6SCA Fukue 7 CW C 07-04-2012 14:02:00 MAP 1 AS-041 JN4VVN SevernayaNakano Zemlya (North 21 PHONE P 29-05-2014 02:34:00 MAP AS-042 Land) 1 AS-043 JA1UNS/1 Sea of HachijoOkhotsk Coast 3.5 CW C 29-10-2017 07:34:00 MAP AS-044 Centre group 1 AS-045 HL5FUA PahangUllung / Johor State 7 PHONE L 17-11-2016 22:10:00 MAP AS-046 East group 1 AS-047 JI3DST/6 Kita Daito 14 CW C 30-12-2017 23:53:00 MAP AS-048 De Longa Islands 1 AS-049 JI3DST/6 Kuchino 18 PHONE C 31-12-1999 00:59:00 MAP AS-050 Sergeya Kirova Islands 1 AS-051 9M0C Spratly Islands 24 CW L 22-02-1998 04:09:00 MAP 1 AS-053 E20HHK/P Laptev SeaPhuket Coast West 28 CW P 14-12-2013 04:22:00 MAP AS-054 group AS-055 Vize Island 4 IOTA directory as of 2021/09/02 259 IOTA CALL QTH Mhz Mode QSL UTC 1 AS-056 JA4PXE/6 Otoko;O 21 PHONE P 06-05-2000 22:52:00 MAP AS-057 Uyedineniya Island 1 AS-058 9M2/KM9D Sea Singaof Okhotsk Besar Coast 21 CW L 29-05-2011 11:43:00 MAP AS-059 Cholla-namdogroup Province AS-060 Ratmanovagroup (Big AS-061 Diomede) Island AS-062 LaptevHabomai Sea CoastIslands East AS-063 Bering Seagroup Coast South AS-064 Chukchi Seagroup Coast East AS-065 group 1 AS-066 RU0LAX/P Reyneke 21 CW C 26-08-2014 04:34:00 MAP 1 AS-067 JA6VDB/6 KaraUji & SeaKusagaki Coast Islands Centre 10 CW P 12-05-2012 23:09:00 MAP AS-068 group AS-069 East SiberianIony Island Sea Coast AS-070 BeringEast Sea groupCoast North AS-071 group AS-072 Perak State group 1 AS-073 9M2/IK2PFL Perhentian Besar 18 CW C 01-05-2017 09:16:00 MAP 1 AS-074 9M2/GM4YXI Ketam 14 CW C 17-06-2000 12:29:00 MAP 1 AS-075 XX9TIH Coloane;Luhuan 21 DATA C 18-10-2015 23:56:00 MAP 1 AS-076 JA5CEX Shikoku 3.5 CW C 15-07-1995 12:39:00 MAP 1 AS-077 JA6BZI Kyushu 14 CW C 26-05-2012 13:45:00 MAP 1 AS-078 JA8DKJ Hokkaido 18 PHONE C 09-04-2013 06:53:00 MAP 1 AS-079 JA5CKD/6 Irabu 14 CW P 25-03-1999 13:04:00 MAP Ch'ungch'ong-namdoKyongsang-bukto / AS-080 Kyongsang-namdoProvince group AS-081 LaptevProvince Sea Coast group Centre AS-082 Kara Seagroup Coast East AS-083 Cheju-do Provincegroup (Ch'uja AS-084 Islands) group 1 AS-085 DS2GOO/4 Pogil 14 DATA P 09-06-2020 22:35:00 MAP AS-086 ArkticheskogoIzvestiy TS.I.K InstitutaIslands AS-087 Islands AS-088 KaraQatar Sea Coast group West AS-089 Kyonggi-dogroup Province AS-090 (TokchokSea of Okhotsk Islands) Coast group AS-091 Bering Seagroup Coast South AS-092 Cholla-namdogroup Province AS-093 Hainan(Huksan Province Islands) (Hainan group AS-094 Island)
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    RECORDS OF THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM 84 001–018 (2014) DOI: 10.18195/issn.0313-122x.84.2014.001-018 SUPPLEMENT Kimberley marine biota. History and environment Barry Wilson Research Associate, Department of Aquatic Zoology, Western Australian Museum, Locked Bag 49, Welshpool DC, Western Australia 6986, Australia. Email: [email protected] ABSTRACT – The remote tropical Kimberley region of Western Australia is introduced, its physical marine environment, habitats and classifi cation into bioregions are described, and its marine science history is summarised. An introduction to the ongoing Western Australian Museum marine biological survey program and its objectives are also provided. The geology, metocean conditions and climate of the region are summarised. A primary division of the Kimberley coastline is noted with a northern section dominated by Proterozoic meta-sedimentary and igneous rocks (Kimberley and Bonaparte Gulf Bioregions) and a southern section dominated by Mesozoic and Cainozoic sedimentary rocks (King Sound and Canning Bioregions). In the former section inner shelf seabed sediments overlying the inundated Yampi Plateau are principally of terrestrial origin while in the Canning Bioregion they are principally marine carbonates. On the middle and outer shelf (Oceanic Shoals and North West Shelf Bioregions) sediments are primarily marine carbonates. Along the shelf margin the water is clear and oligotrophic and subject to the Indonesian Through Flow current that originates in the western Pacifi c. The coastal zone is macrotidal, currents are predominantly tide driven and the coastal water is turbid and probably nutrient rich. These environmental differences and the different connectivity regimes account for distinctive offshore and coastal reef communities. KEYWORDS: marine flora, marine fauna, habitats, geology, ocean currents, climate, species distributions, biogeographic affi nities, IMCRA Bioregions, science history INTRODUCTION traditional lands in their care under the Healthy The Kimberley is the northernmost part Country program.
  • Exploring Cross-Scalar Socio-Spatial Dynamics of Conflict, Resistance And

    Exploring Cross-Scalar Socio-Spatial Dynamics of Conflict, Resistance And

    This article was downloaded by: [Politecnico di Milano Bibl] On: 18 January 2015, At: 09:39 Publisher: Routledge Informa Ltd Registered in England and Wales Registered Number: 1072954 Registered office: Mortimer House, 37-41 Mortimer Street, London W1T 3JH, UK Regional Studies, Regional Science Publication details, including instructions for authors and subscription information: http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/rsrs20 Beyond the border: exploring cross- scalar socio-spatial dynamics of conflict, resistance and encounter at the Ceuta–Morocco borderscapes Alice Buolia a Politecnico di Milano, DAStU, Milan, Italy Published online: 25 Nov 2014. Click for updates To cite this article: Alice Buoli (2014) Beyond the border: exploring cross-scalar socio-spatial dynamics of conflict, resistance and encounter at the Ceuta–Morocco borderscapes, Regional Studies, Regional Science, 1:1, 301-309, DOI: 10.1080/21681376.2014.977941 To link to this article: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/21681376.2014.977941 PLEASE SCROLL DOWN FOR ARTICLE Taylor & Francis makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of all the information (the “Content”) contained in the publications on our platform. Taylor & Francis, our agents, and our licensors make no representations or warranties whatsoever as to the accuracy, completeness, or suitability for any purpose of the Content. Versions of published Taylor & Francis and Routledge Open articles and Taylor & Francis and Routledge Open Select articles posted to institutional or subject repositories or any other third-party website are without warranty from Taylor & Francis of any kind, either expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement.
  • Marine Turtles

    Marine Turtles

    UNEP/MED IG.24/22 Page 372 Decision IG.24/7 Strategies and Action Plans under the Protocol concerning Specially Protected Areas and Biological Diversity in the Mediterranean, including the SAP BIO, the Strategy on Monk Seal, and the Action Plans concerning Marine Turtles, Cartilaginous Fishes and Marine Vegetation; Classification of Benthic Marine Habitat Types for the Mediterranean Region, and Reference List of Marine and Coastal Habitat Types in the Mediterranean The Contracting Parties to the Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment and the Coastal Region of the Mediterranean and its Protocols at their 21st Meeting, Recalling the outcome document of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, entitled “The future we want”, endorsed by the General Assembly in its resolution 66/288 of 27 July 2012, in particular those paragraphs relevant to biodiversity, Recalling also General Assembly resolution 70/1 of 25 September 2015, entitled “Transforming our world: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development”, and acknowledging the importance of conservation, the sustainable use and management of biodiversity in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, Recalling further the United Nations Environment Assembly resolutions UNEP/EA.4/Res.10 of 15 March 2019, entitled “Innovation on biodiversity and land degradation”, Bearing in mind the international community’s commitment expressed in the Ministerial Declaration of the United Nations Environment Assembly at its fourth session to implement sustainable ecosystems