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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Suez Canal"”.
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Machine-Learning based Ship Traffic Prediction in the Suez Canal
… daily ship traffic (AADT) of ships within the Suez Canal with a focus on evaluating how deep-learning techniques can be leveraged for both approaches. The first approach is a novel method that utilizes both satellite imagery and AIS technology to predict the AADT. In order to do so, a 2-stage …
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Re-urbanizing Ismailia : by implementing an urban infill housing strategy
… a modem Egyptian city located midway along the Suez Canal, the renowned waterway linking the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea. The city was developed in 1983 following a French archetype, in collaboration with the French, who were in charge of the operation of the Suez Canal, to serve as the …
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The impact of maritime trade disruptions on food security: the case of imported calories
… Key maritime passageways, such as the Panama Canal, the Strait of Gibraltar, the Turkish Straits, the Suez Canal, and the Strait of Malacca, facilitate global shipping but often face heavy congestion (Bailey and Wellesley, 2017). More than fifty five percent of internationally traded maize, …
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Anthony Eden, the Egypt Committee, and the Politics of Prestige during the Suez Crisis
… the Gamal Abdul Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal on Anthony Eden's policy making during the Suez Crisis is the bases of this research. Using data from the Cabinet records of Eden's Egypt Committee, this research will demonstrate that Eden and the Egypt Committee acted irrationally …
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Icy futures : carving the northern sea route
… some speculate could soon rival or replace the Suez Canal as major global trade artery. The research explores shifts in the contemporary shipping system, a relatively underexplored area of mobilities research, examining the affordances and risks posed to shipping and resource extraction …
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The Stress of Her Disregard: Britannia’s Suez Fiasco in Consideration of Anglo-American Diplomacy
<p>The Suez Crisis of 1956 was an unmitigated disaster for the United Kingdom. For the vast majority of historians, it marks the effective downfall of the British Empire. In reviewing the series of events preceding and throughout the crisis, it becomes evident that the reason for the failure of the …
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An Arctic dream : the opening of the Northern Sea Route : impact and possibilities for Iceland
… transshipments. Although shipping through the Suez Canal is still by far the least expensive option, the NSR offers a great potential to become a realistic alternative; however, the potentials for Iceland are less than desirable at the moment in regards to a transshipment port, but are more …
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Isthmuses, Empires, and Internationality, c.1850-1924
… dissertation uses case studies drawn from the Suez, Central American, Kra, and Schleswig-Holstein isthmuses across the late nineteenth and the early twentieth centuries. It considers how and why empires imagined isthmuses as international spaces and the consequences of that internationality. …
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Proposed Karachi-Rasht railway system (KRR) and its impacts on the development of Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan
… international transportation link, C the "Suez Canal." Furthermore, the present levels of selected developmental factors were gauged in relation to the socio-economic characteristics of the PIA region; their future levels were projected in the context of the impacts of the KRR. In the …
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Imperialism and Empire in Iraq: Britain’s Informal Colony.
… and Iraq was uniquely placed in between the Suez Canal, the Mediterranean Sea, Turkey, India, and Persia. Geopolitically, Iraq lay within an important region in terms of trade, commerce, and defence for the Empire. As a result, Britain constructed an apparatus of control in Iraq to cement …
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Winning or losing media support for regime change: A comparative analysis of UK government media agenda building during the Suez 1956 and Iraq 2003 conflicts
… two conflicts examined are the Invasion of the Suez Canal Zone in Egypt in 1956 and the Iraq War of 2003, both of which are linked in that the military and political aims were regime change in the face of extensive international opposition, were without the fiat of a United Nations Security …
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The United Nations Security Council A Review of the Security Council and their Ability to Uphold the Charter
… Several events such as the Korean War, the Suez Canal Crisis and the fight for Namibian independence were greatly affected by actions taken by the Security Council, particularly the permanent five. At the end of the Cold War, it appeared as though the division within the Council would end. …
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Holistic, data-driven, service and supply chain optimisation: linked optimisation.
… (COVID-19, climate change, blockage of the Suez Canal) have demonstrated the importance of these interdependencies, and the need to create supply chains that are more resilient and have significantly reduced impact on the environment. Such interacting decision-making systems need to be …
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THE SEASONAL AND SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE MARINE BENTHIC ALGAE OF TUNISIA
… taxa in the Mediterranean. The opening of the Suez Canal in 1869 was an important factor determining the migration of Red Sea biota into the Mediterranean. The Red Sea-Indian Ocean component occurs in low numbers probably because of a limited inflow of sea water from the Red Sea into the …