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Executive Summary
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... The survey of the states and territories identified five principal concerns: management of biological resources, mineral resources, environmental assessment, shoreline management, and regionally focused interest in oil and gas development activities. Requirements for data related to pipelines, cables, ocean energy development, geohazards, cultural and recreational interests, and military uses were of much less general concern, although occasionally of regional importance.
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... The committee concludes that this data system must be complete, ranging from data acquisition through and including distribution to end users in forms and formats suited to their needs. a c, Future reports will examine information needs of other segments of the non-federal user community, including industry and research organizations that have an interest in information about the nation's offshore areas, and continue to explore the common issues of technology needs and data management concerns associated with present and potential uses of the EEZ.


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