Author: Editorial Committee of the Gulf of China
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Publish Date: 1994-04-01
Features: The "Gulf of China" series is a comprehensive set of books that systematically discusses the natural environmental conditions of China's gulf areas, consisting of 14 volumes. This book is the seventh volume in the series. This volume includes five gulf areas located along the northern and central coast of Fujian Province: Shadeng Port, Sansha Bay, Luoyuan Bay, Fuqing Bay, and Xinghua Bay, providing basic environmental data for each gulf. The book briefly introduces the natural geographical conditions, socio-economic status, current development and utilization, historical evolution, and marine survey status of each gulf. It also offers a comprehensive overview of the meteorological, marine hydrological, geological and geomorphological, sediment and mud, marine environmental chemistry, and marine biological resources of these gulf areas, along with a comprehensive evaluation of their natural environments and development and utilization. The book is rich in content, relatively complete in data, and accurate in figures, making it a valuable resource for relevant departments and individuals concerned with the comprehensive planning and development of China's coastal gulf areas, as well as for those involved in development and utilization, planning management, scientific research, and teaching.
China Gulf Records, Volume 7
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