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Report of the marine technology foresight panel working group on exploitation of non-living marine resources. C.P. Summerhayes et al. Underwater Technol., Summer 1997, 22(3), 103--122.
Detailed consideration is given to offshore information and forecasting services, seabed survey in support of engineering of all kinds, military activity and transport, and exploration of deep waters beyond the edge of the continental shelf. The aim being to identify emerging marine markets and their technology needs; emerging technologies which could lead to new (as yet unforeseen) markets, and policy issues hampering market development. 31 refs.
Abstract details
Journal title: Underwater technology
Subjects: Trading, Policy and Governance, Research and development, Marine transportation, Transport, Transportation of products, Transport not elsewhere specified, Offshore exploration
