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| Title | : | The Indian Ocean and the Western Pacific: Maritime Challenges, Opportunities and Policies |
| Author | : | Amit Gupta |
| Language | : | en |
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This course module examines the development and inter-connection of 12 major port cities along the western indian ocean littoral. Historically, ports are the gateways that connect the indian ocean and are the main building blocks that create an indian ocean world.
Climatological mean winter sea-level pressure (1971–2000) shows the indian ocean high and the south pacific high pressure systems to the west and east of australia, respectively.
In 1890, alfred mahan affirmed, that “whoever controls the indian ocean will dominate asia, the destiny of the world will be decided on its waters”in 1968, after united kingdom withdrawal from indian ocean region the united states (us) presumed the responsibility of sustaining the order in the indian ocean.
Dec 1, 2002 in the western indian ocean (wio) region, with its 13 reported seagrass species, these ecosystems cover wide areas of near-shore soft.
Interaction in the indian ocean, a preliminary historical bibliography (centre for south and southeast asian studies, university of western australia, september 1981). According to the classification adopted in this bibliography the kind of area i discuss would be the northwestern indian ocean.
The indian ocean trade itself has been a key factor for the east and west exchanges. The trades used to happen using dhows and sailboats, this activity made the zone which stretch from java in the east to mombasa and zanzibar in the far west into a place of interaction between peoples, civilizations, and cultures.
A vital component of the interdependent global economy, maritime transit routes are nowhere more critical than those traversing the indian ocean and the western.
For example, the western indian ocean is now the major smuggling route for afghan heroin. And fish stocks on the east african coast are threatened with extinction because of illegal, unreported.
The western indian ocean is being degraded by activities that harm marine life, undermine coastal communities and negatively affect human health. These threats make it more important than ever for governments in the region to work together to strengthen protection of the ocean.
1 reeves, peter, broeze, frank and mcpherson, kenneth, ports and port cities as places of interaction in the indian ocean, a preliminary historical bibliography (centre for south and southeast asian studies, university of western australia, 09 1981).
Richard bulliet history w3903 section 001 session 4: southwest asia and the indian ocean, 1500-1750 history of the world since 1500ce.
This volume examines western india's contributions to the spread of ideas, beliefs and other intangible ties across the indian ocean world.
The state of ocean governance in the western indian ocean region, developed by the nairobi convention in partnership with the western indian ocean marine science association, reviews the status and trends in ocean governance in the western indian ocean (wio) and identifies key gaps, challenges, and opportunities in relation to global norms and best practices.
Jan 24, 2017 antananarivo, madagascar - a groundbreaking new report finds the ocean assets of the western indian ocean region are valued.
A role of zonal gradient of sst between the indian ocean and the western pacific in localized convection around the philippines january 2006 scientific online letters on the atmosphere: sola 2:176-179.
The western indian ocean (wio) region spans across a large latitudinal range, from the somalia region, influenced by the strong monsoon regime of the northern indian ocean,to the southern temperate regime of the tip of south africa, where the agulhas current diverges from the northward moving atlantic benguela current.
Dec 7, 2019 the dipole's positive phase this year - the strongest for six decades - means warmer sea temperatures in the western indian ocean region, with.
Oct 29, 2020 south africa may be facing an unholy mix of insurgency, radicalism and major power competition in the western indian ocean.
Nov 19, 2019 temperature changes in the indian ocean lead to extreme weather events in australia and east africa.
Western indian ocean young and early career scientists network, dar es salaam, tanzania.
Indian ocean reverse completely and are no longer like the trades anywhere. A wind jet, believed to be an atmospheric version of a western boundary current, develops along the high east african topography. Winds blow steadily at beaufort 6 or more over the entire western indian ocean north of the equator.
A vital component of the interdependent global economy, maritime transit routes are nowhere more critical than those traversing the indian ocean and the western pacific. Previously, areas of the indian ocean and western pacific have been viewed as separate and discrete political, economic, and military regions. In recent years, however, a variety of economic, political, and military forces.
The indian ocean, with its extensive trade and circulation networks, has been characterized as a major inter-regional arena within broader studies of processes.
The indian ocean drive is a scenic coastal drive alongside the turquoise waters of the indian ocean and one of the highlights of travel in west australia. Constructed in 2010, the indian ocean drive connects perth’s northern suburbs and geraldton with plenty of attractions along the way, including the lunar-like pinnacle desert.
The western indian ocean and arabian seas imma workshop, the fifth imma regional workshop, was held in salalah, oman, between 4 and 8 march 2019.
Tridacna elongatissima is a species of giant clam that was first described from the western indian ocean all the way back in 1856. Somewhere along the way the characteristics of this species were thought to be synonymous with tridacna maxima but at long last this unique species is getting the recognition it deserves.
Mar 16, 2021 beyond the western shores of india to cover the western indian ocean region (wior), and, finally, all of the indian ocean region (ior).
The collaborative team grew, and analysis of data from all three sites suggested that the population may spend most of its time in the northwestern indian ocean, in the arabian sea and to the west.
Jun 1, 2020 a consignment of covid-19 related essential medicine supplies from india arrived at the port of moroni, comoros in western indian ocean.
However, the tuna-dolphin association is common in many coastal areas of the region and widespread in the high seas of the western indian ocean north of 10°s. Setting on dolphin schools has been also reported to be rare,.
The united states (us) secretary of defence lloyd austin’s upcoming visit to india will give both countries a chance to take a significant step towards extending their indo-pacific engagement.
The silk road connected china with the west and facilitated trade between the different territories that stretched through the region.
Known as the site of the world's most famous migration, the wildebeest of the serengeti, east africa's.
Green: wiomsa – western indian ocean marine science association.
By renee tantala this essay represents a small step towards placing east africa—as part of the western indian ocean basin—into world history models of global economic integration. For eastern africa, the nineteenth century was truly a century of ironies. The region was integrated into the world economy, but little real economic development occurred.
The widest points of the continental shelf in the indian ocean is located off bombay on the western coast of india and off northwestern australia. Because of its highly complex ridge topography, the indian ocean became the site of many basins that range from a smallish-size of 200 miles up to large ones that measure 5600 miles.
The meteorology of the western indian ocean, and the influence of the east african highlands.
Western indian ocean coral reefs experienced widespread coral bleaching during the first global coral bleaching event in 1998, in which 30-50% of corals were estimated to have died. It was also affected by what has been dubbed the “3rd global coral bleaching event” in 2016,.
The question of defining the oceanic limits of the indian ocean is complicated and remains unsettled. The clearest border and the one most generally agreed upon is that with the atlantic ocean, which runs from cape agulhas, at the southern tip of africa, due south along the 20° e meridian to the shores of antarctica.
The indian peninsula juts 1,980 km into the indian ocean with 50% of the indian ocean basin lying within a 1500 km radius of india, a reality that has strategic implications. Between the gulf of aden and malacca strait, is seen as india’s sphere of influence.
The indian ocean is the third largest ocean in the world and has a surface area of 70,560,000 square kilometres, accounting for approximately 20% of the water on the earth's surface. The indian ocean is bounded by asia to the north, africa to the west, australia to the east and by the southern ocean or antarctica to the south.
The trump administration was cognizant of the importance of the region. In a joint statement issued after the first 2+2 meeting in 2018, the two countries had underscored the “importance of deepening their maritime cooperation in the western indian ocean”. The next two 2+2s went with “indo-pacific region and beyond”.
1 the broader indian ocean ‘rim’ consists of 29 littoral countries and 6 island states. The indian oc 4 on the basis of this conceptual framework, the western indian ocean region (hereinafter referred to as the indian ocean, or the region) is comprised of 18 littoral and island states, as well as three territories in an entirely different category, controlled by extra-regional states.
China's presence in the middle east and western indian ocean: beyond belt and road. Authors: jeffrey becker, erica downs, ben dethomas, patrick degategno over the past decade, china's presence in the middle east and indian ocean has expanded significantly.
Jan 24, 2020 as australia renews its focus on the indian ocean, in the face of rising regional challenges, western australia will inevitably play a role.
The results herein indicate that the tio warming acts like a capacitor anchoring atmospheric anomalies over the indo–western pacific oceans.
In the millennium after 300 bc, the western indian ocean emerged as a main hub of old world exchange. Study of this commerce long depended on separate regional archaeologies and a handful of literary sources with western/roman bias. A recent surge in scholarly interest has led to a vast increase in data that has fostered a more balanced understanding of the commercial, human, and material.
There are four major dimensions to chinese activities and interests with the wio states: dual-use.
The countries in the west of the indian ocean, so on the african coast, are going to see much, much more flooding and heavy rainfall relating to these events, says dr turner.
[1] during a typical indian ocean dipole mode (iod) event the weakening and reversal of winds in the central equatorial indian ocean lead to the development of unusually warm sea surface temperatures (ssts) in the western indian ocean. Here we report an analysis of model results and observations for the 1990–1999 period, showing the anomalous.
This book examines how slave traders interacted with and resisted the british suppression campaign in the nineteenth-century western indian ocean.
Due to the location of madagascar and the mascarene plateau in the path of the south equatorial current, and of the asian monsoon system with its opposing.
For the tropical pacific and atlantic oceans, internal modes of variability that lead to climatic oscillations have been recognized1,2, but in the indian ocean region a similar ocean–atmosphere.
During the medieval era (400–1450 ce), trade flourished in the indian ocean basin. The rise of the umayyad (661–750 ce) and abbasid (750–1258) caliphates on the arabian peninsula provided a powerful western node for the trade routes.
Western indian ocean (wio) regional meeting of the high level panel (hlp) on the sustainable ocean economy report.
Western europe along the atlantic ocean southeast asia along the indian ocean north africa along the mediterranean sea northern south america along the caribbean sea world history why did europeans seek a direct route to trade with asia?.
The project is also supported by the intergovernmental organisation of the indian ocean state islands (mauritius,.
The global environmental goal of the proposed western indian ocean marine highway development and coastal and marine contamination prevention project.
Few readers will have heard the term “western indian ocean”. Yet, this 30 million square km of ocean off the coasts of ten east and southern african countries supports some 60 million people living within 100km of the shore.
Mar 17, 2020 the islands of the western indian ocean are identified as a major biodiversity hotspot, with more than 50 bat species.
The silk route and the indian ocean trade route were both aimed at linking the west to the east. The products that went across both routes included silk and spices from the east and processed.
The “western indian ocean” comprising somalia, kenya, madagascar, comoros, mauritius, mozambique, seychelles, south africa and tanzania is poised to become the focus of an increased us-indian geo-strategic interest.
Previously, areas of the indian ocean and western pacific have been viewed as separate and discrete political, economic, and military regions. In recent years, however, a variety of economic, political, and military forces have created a new understanding of these maritime expanses as one zone of global interaction.
The indian ocean west (iow) team of the global maritime crime programme is based in the regional office for eastern africa in nairobi. The programme has extensive experience and knowledge in supporting states in the region in the fight against maritime crime and has a programming presence in the following countries in the east african region: angola, comoros, kenya, madagascar, mauritius.
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