This is one of two records showing in much more detail the Track Lines during a cruise of the SP LEE. The cruise was undertaken as part of the Tripartite II programme in the Southwest Pacific. The purpose of the cruise was is explained in detail in the corresponding reportThe chart depicts the route taken during the research period in retrieving data from the area shown.MISC,Topographic and SP LEE Track Lines
This record holds a Topography map of Nauru.
A copy of the map can be downloaded by selecting the appropriate link under 'Online resources' with permission from the Secretariat.
This is one of two records showing in much more detail the Track Lines during a cruise of the SP LEE. The cruise was undertaken as part of the Tripartite II programme in the Southwest Pacific. The purpose of the cruise was is explained in detail in the corresponding report.MISC,Topographic and SP LEE Track Lines
This record holds 3 Seismic Trackline Index maps, representing survey information collected from the Gulfrex , Mobil and CCOP/SOPAC cruises conducted around the Solomon Is sea area in 1972 to 1979. Collection includes a hand drawn copy and 2 digitally compiled copies, drawn on sepia paper by Phil Woodward. Copy of the maps and the report can be downloaded by selecting the appropriate link under 'Online resources' with permission from the Secretariat.
This record holds a Bathymetry image of the Solomon Islands. Image data consists of tracklines and Station plan of the Solomon Islands. The image was produced from leg 3 of the 1981 Kana Keoki cruise. The third leg of the R/V Kana Keoki CCOP/SOPAC cruise was undertaken to
further investigate both the general question of what happens when a spreading
center is Woodlark - Solomons case.
Pacific Environmental Vulnerability Index (EVI), capacity strengthening workshop, 18-20 October 2004, Tanoa International Hotel
Snap 38, November-December 2005; Vanuatu planning workshop on implementing the framework for action 2005-2015 convened; national disaster risk management stakeholders consultation workshop conducted for the Cook Islands; cyclone preparedness tabletop dis
SOPAC signs MOU with Melbourne fire and emergency services; Dr. Langi Kavaliku addresses the SOPAC council; Disaster management training for the Solomon Islands; Tsunami workshop outcomes receives support; the Wainimala integrated catchment management pl
Snap 29, November 2004; SOPAC awarded a certificate of merit at the 2004 sasakawa award; review of Niue disaster management arrangements; leadership seminar for Pacific Island disaster managers; EVI reviewd by independent experts
Snap 30, December 2004; completion of the Pacific report on the implementation of the Yokohama strategy and plan of action; disaster management training for Vanuatu
Snap 31, February 2005; the 2nd world conference on disaster reduction - a positive step forward for the Pacific region; global EVI presented to SIDS international meeting; SOPAC assists the Marshall Islands to review their National hazard mitigation pla
Snap 32. March 2005; the economic impact of natural disasters on development in the Pacific and the net benefits of disaster risk management measures; disaster management training for the Marshall Islands; community based disaster risk management course
Snap 33, April 2005; building the resilience of nations and communities to disasters-Pacific framework for action 2005-2015; high level review team visits the Kingdom of Tonga; exercise management course to be conducted
Snap 34, June 2005; report on the 12th Pacific regional disaster management meeting
Snap 35, July 2005; launch of research report: the economic impact of natural disaster on development in the Pacific; disaster management trainaing for Tonga; joint EMA/SOPAC visit to Kiribati and Nauru; Samoa hosts national disaster management workshops
Snap 36, August 2005; draft strategy developed for enhancing early warning for Pacific island countries; strengthening disaster management and mitigation in the Cook Islands; tsunami awareness kit; disaster management training for Cook Islands;
Snap 37, September-October 2005; formation of the Pacific islands fire service association; disaster management training for Kadavu, Fiji Islands
Issue 54, March 2009; safe drinking water for Tonga; Vanuatu: introduction to disaster management (IDM) course; post flood technical assessment conducted for Fiji and Solomon Islands
Samoa technical report - review of volcanic hazard maps for Savai'i and Upolu, July 2006
Assessment of petroleum potential of the Southern and Northern parts of the Tonga platform