On the site of the world map (
http://www.maritimeboundaries.com/ ) some very enlightening documents
can be found. Especially the doc on median lines, and the various other ones under 'Publications'.
For example, I can now see that my previous hypothesis in msg. 1745 is a false one. The bay will in
that case be closed off by the baseline (see the ESRI paper on
http://www.maritimeboundaries.com/ ,
fig. 2).
Peter S.
michael donner wrote:
> good to see all these puffy balloons again
> especially that worldwide version in the next message
> & really cranking up for the first time on line now
> as it all looks like a page right out of prescott
> & it reminds me that there really are all those eez tps everywhere 3
> balloons meet
> & also that we still have uncounted dozens of them to look forward to
> perhaps after we exhaust the territorial tps
> & it most especially reminds that a revised description of the sovereign
> territory of everyones land is now overdue expressly to incorporate the
> previously overlooked seabed underlying all eezs
> or in other words everywhere to within 12nm of dry land
> except antarctica of course whose lands & waters are already everyones
> anyway
> if i am not mistaken
>
> also this map agrees pretty well with prescott plus your additions peter
> except he indicates a jpkr joint zone in the east china sea south of korea
> & west of kyushu
> which this map shows as entirely japanese eez
> & it could have tripointing implications
>
> noteworthy also is that the light blue hole entirely surrounded by japanese
> eezs of both colors is evidently entirely everyones land
> including the bed & bedding & the water & air columns
>
> but it is not an exclave as i previously thought
> nor are any of the other 17 of these holes i have called exclaves
> & which you can now see on the worldwide map
> forgive me mats
> since they are all connected to metro everyones land by everyones seabed
>
> indeed everyones land like everyone ourselves is now one
>
> or nearly so
> since there must be a few places like the black sea i think
> where it is cut off by a turkey or a similar situation
>
> again everyone please feel free to correct any mistakes in all this
> as it is only my best guess so far
>
> m
>
> >
> ><http://www.vill.ogasawara.tokyo.jp/200kairi.htm>
> >http://www.vill.ogasawara.tokyo.jp/200kairi.htm
> >
> >You don't have to know Japanese to see the implications of tiny rocks on
> >your EEZ. The only thing I
> >can read on this map is 200. Presumably the nautical miles. Okino-tori
> >Shima is in the green area at
> >the centre-bottom of the map, touching the central green and the dark blue
> >areas.
> >The site is about the Ogasawara or Bonin Islands. The green areas are
> >probably the EEZ around these
> >islands. The one on the right is around Marcus Isl.
> >
> >Note also that the Northern Territories a.k.a the Southern Kuriles are
> >incorporated in Japan on this
> >map. So are the Senkaku group, and the same probably goes for Tok-do
> >a.k.a. Liancourt. All of this
> >is disputed between Japan and other countries....
> >
> >Peter S.
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