Maritime Boundaries
GIS data
Maritime Boundaries, vector data, polyline
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Maritime Boundaries, vector data, polyline
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Methodology
Installation_Guide
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Installation_Guide
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Data_Access_Conditions
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Data_Access_Conditions
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Dataset Structure Description
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Dataset Structure Description
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Metadata editor wizard
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Metadata editor wizard
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Quality Manual
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Quality Manual
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Inventory_Report
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Inventory_Report
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Coastal Erosion Indicators Study
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Coastal Erosion Indicators Study
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Documents
Pdf-texts to link with GIS-dataset
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Pdf-texts to link with GIS-dataset
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Metadata
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Related websites
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Temporal coverage:
- 2010
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Last upload:
- 07 Mar 2005
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Geographic coverage:
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Tags:
- vector data , geospatial data
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Scale of the data set:
- 1:100000
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Rights:
- The layer "Maritime boundaries" of EUROSION database will be available without any restriction, since source documents are publicly accessible and for free at URL: http://www.un.org/Depts/los/LEGISLATIONANDTREATIES/europe.htm
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Methodology:
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This layer is entirely generated from the EUROSION project. Quality appraisal have been performed by an international offshore-nearshore and maritime delimitations expert usually contracted by the ICJ.
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Data sources
- EUROSION was a project commissioned by the General Directorate Environment of the European Commission 2002-2004.
The main source of data comes out of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), where nations define and update their sovereign claims to the ocean. Information provided by UNCLOS has been geocoded by EUROSION.
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Owners:
- Directorate-General for Environment (DG ENV)
Additional information
These conventions list the coordinates of points which are the vertices of segments which, in turn, define the maritime boundaries. This layer therefore features the following elements: - The textual content of international conventions establishing maritime boundaries in Europe. Maritime boundaries featured in this layer include territorial waters, bi- or multi-lateral boundaries (e.g. in the North Sea) as well as contiguous and exclusive economic zones. Some fishing areas are also defined.
- The coordinates of points listed in these conventions are vertices of maritime boundaries
- The maritime boundaries themselves, defined as the segments which links the different points listed in the international conventions.
This layer covers the coast and surrounding seas of EU-25 as well as the sea around Iceland and Greenland. Restrictions are those cases where no regulatory text exists within the UNCLOS till now.
Related content
Permalinks
- Permalink to this version
- 0EB9645A-B3BF-4959-99C0-5241BF9C5035
- Permalink to latest version
- DAT-104-en
For references, please go to https://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/data/maritime-boundaries or scan the QR code.
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