Germany / Greenland / Norway / Japan / Russia / United States / Panama / Canada / China / South Korea / Denmark / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
square km / /
IndustryTerm
gas reserves / transportation / oil reserves / human development support infrastructure / vs. oil-prospect sizes / gas province / large-scale oil / satellite navigational guidance / unconventional gas / oil and gas / safety technology / large oil reserve / oil majors / energy supply / oil / oil and gas reserves / energy / minimal infrastructure / adequate protective systems / oil production development / transportation routes / travel time / oil and gas production / dynamic positioning systems / energy products / /
NaturalFeature
Baffin islands / Northern Russian Sea / Baffin Bay / North Sea / East Coast / Pechora Sea / Barents Sea / Chukchi sea / Northern Sea / West Coast / Russian North Sea / Beaufort Sea / Arctic sea / /
Organization
Arctic Council of Arctic / Government of Greenland and Denmark / MIT / Arctic council / Bureau of Minerals and Petroleum / Organization of Petroleum-Exporting Countries / International Maritime Organization / United Nations / /
Person
Ernst G. Frankel / Mey Lee Soh / /
Position
author / Chief of Planning / /
Product
BP / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Postscript / /
ProvinceOrState
Alaska / /
Region
U.S. East Coast / East Africa / Northern Canada / Middle East / North Africa / Arctic Circle / West Coast / U.S. West Coast / East Asia / North Alaska / /
THE ARCTIC: The World’s New Economic Frontier and Opportunity for Development, Shipping, and Expansion Ernst G. Frankel, MIT The Arctic (Figure 1) has become the latest and possibly most attractive of development areas