Subject: Preliminary EEZ boundary survey uploaded<br/>
Date: Apr 16, 2002 @ 20:09<br/>
Author: Grant Hutchison (&quot;Grant Hutchison&quot; &lt;granthutchison@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-554044080">Well, the Files area isn&#39;t talking to me at present, but as soon as it is<br/>
I&#39;ll be uploading my EEZ boundary spreadsheet. It&#39;s called International<br/>
Boundaries.xls, and it&#39;s in a sufficiently antique version of Excel that I<br/>
hope everyone can import it.<br/>
It consists of a workbook of three sheets:<br/>
Sheet 1 lists border countries, border segments and tripoints for each of<br/>
193 countries and their various fragments, including high seas boundaries.<br/>
Sheet 2 lists the ISO trigraphs I&#39;ve used - most are easy to understand, but<br/>
the reference is there if you need it<br/>
Sheet 3 contains information about how the data are encoded - what bold and<br/>
italics and brackets indicate, etc.<br/>
<br/>
It&#39;s a huge thing and it&#39;s bound to contain errors. So I&#39;d be grateful if<br/>
anyone with time and interest could glance at their specific areas of<br/>
interest, and let me know what I&#39;ve done wrong.<br/>
<br/>
Grant</div>