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Études. Chacune des Parties contractantes a le droit de mener des études, y compris des études hydro- graphiques, géologiques, géophysiques et sismiques pour faciliter les activités liées aux ressources naturelles dans la zone de gestion conjointe. Lorsqu’elles exercent ce droit, les Parties contrac- tantes : i) Notifient à l’Autorité toute étude proposée; ii) Collaborent à la réalisation de ces études, y compris en mettant à disposition les installa- tions à terre nécessaires; iii) Échangent les informations pertinentes pour les activités liées aux ressources naturelles dans la zone de gestion conjointe.
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Études. Les Parties conviennent que des études des problèmes de la pollution qui découlent des activités de navigation dans le réseau des Grands lacs seront entreprises dans le but de renforcer les programmes et autres mesures visant à réduire la pollution et a xxxxxx contre celle-ci lorsqu'elle découle de la navigation. La coordination de ces études est placée sous la responsabilité de la Garde côtière des États-Unis et du ministère des Transports du Canada. A l'origine, ces études devront xxxxxx sur les sujets suivants: a) Matériel de navigation. Définition des normes de sécurité minimums à l'égard de l'installation, de l'entretien, des essais et de l'emploi du matériel de navigation, pour la navigation en eau libre aussi bien que pour la navigation dans les glaces. b) Voies de circulation aux fins de la navigation. Examen du réseau non officiel actuel des voies de circulation pour déterminer s'il est approprié et efficace; détermination de la nécessité de créer de nouvelles voies de circulation; examen de la largeur des voies, du déplacement des voies, des voies à accès limité, des règles de dépassement, des vitesses et autres questions similaires relatives à la navigation en eau libre et dans les glaces; enfin reconnaissance des priorités à l'égard des mesures correctives qui s'imposent.

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