Published February 1998 | Version v1
Miscellaneous

Ecuadorian antarctic act

Description

To develop research in this continent involves to take communion with earth where the cold pole of the planet is located, the stormiest sea of the world surround it and where the capricious continental and geographical distribution permits the pass of meteorological violent and continuous systems. The Ecuador, in execution of the acquired commitments like Full Member of the System of the Antarctic Treaty, carried out the VII Expedition to the White Continent with an extensive program of scientific investigation in the field of: Sciences of Life, Sciences of the Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, so much in the environment of the Pacific Southeast, the Drake Pass, Bransfield Strait and the nearby ecosystems antarctic to Point Fort William in the Greenwich Island, site where the Ecuadorian station Pedro Vicente Maldonado is located. The scientific articles, result of the fruitful work of national investigator is consigned in this fourth edition. This publication constitutes our contribution to the world in the knowledge, understanding and handling of the marvelous White Continent from the middle of our planet, Ecuador

Availability note (English)

Available from the Library of Ecuadorian Atomic Energy Commission, Quito, Ecuador

Additional details

Additional titles

Original title (Spanish)
Acta Antartica Ecuatoriana

Publishing Information

Publisher
Proantec
Imprint Place
Guayaquil (Ecuador)
Imprint Pagination
171 p.

Optional Information

Notes
v. 4(1)