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SPAMI - Specially Protected Areas of Mediterranean Importance (2017)

Title
SPAMI - Specially Protected Areas of Mediterranean Importance (2017)
License
Varied / Original
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Abstract

MAPAMED, the database on Sites of interest for the conservation of marine environment in the Mediterranean Sea. MedPAN, UNEP/MAP/SPA-RAC. November 2017 release.

Publication Date
Type
Vector Data
Category
Environmental Protection
Marine Protected Areas, Natura 2000, other protection areas
Owner
More info
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Maintenance Frequency
Frequency Of Maintenance For The Data Is Not Known
Restrictions
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1I344OfaomhwA62jn7URqvoPQks6JDlGY/view
Edition
November 2017
Language
English
Supplemental Information

Nessuna informazione fornita

Spatial Representation Type
vector data is used to represent geographic data
Attribute Name Label Description Range Average Median Standard Deviation
GIS_DATE NA
LINEAGE NA
RESP_PARTY NA
STATUS_YR NA
STATUS_EN NA
LATITUDE NA
LONGITUDE NA
GIS_AREA NA
GIS_M_AREA NA
REP_AREA NA
REP_M_AREA NA
COUNTRY_EN NA
DESIG_TYPE NA
DESIG_ORIG NA
DESIG_EN NA
NAME_EN NA
MAPAMED_ID NA
fid NA

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