The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago : how its Maritime boundaries affect the right to claim an extended continental shelf and the need for coastal management to ensure sustainable development

Cadet, Paul

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The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago : how its Maritime boundaries affect the right to claim an extended continental shelf and the need for coastal management to ensure sustainable development

Cadet, P. (2007). The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago : how its Maritime boundaries affect the right to claim an extended continental shelf and the need for coastal management to ensure sustainable development.

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Family Name:: Cadet
Given Name:: Paul
Title:: The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago : how its Maritime boundaries affect the right to claim an extended continental shelf and the need for coastal management to ensure sustainable development
Advisor(s):: Pegler, Kevin H.
Date:: 2007
Copyright:: Not available for use outside of the University of New Brunswick
Campus:: Fredericton
Faculty:: Engineering
Type:: Senior Report
Format:: electronic
Note:: Cadet, Paul (2007). The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago : how its Maritime boundaries affect the right to claim an extended continental shelf and the need for coastal management to ensure sustainable development . (Engineering Senior Report no. TR-924-SU 2007). Fredericton : University of New Brunswick, Dept. of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering TR-924-SU 2007 1882/15252

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