Ocean Region definition

Ocean Region means global beam satellite coverage areas of the Satellites at the locations set forth in Clauses 13.3, 13.4 and 13.5 together with such other ocean regions as shall be introduced in the future.
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Ocean Region means the coverage area of a single Satellite;
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Ocean Region means global beam satellite coverage areas of the Satellites at the locations set forth in Clause 13.3, and designated as the Atlantic Ocean Region-West, Atlantic Ocean Region-East, Indian Ocean Region and Pacific Ocean Region.
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Examples of Ocean Region in a sentence

  • The Commonwealth also administers historic shipwrecks in certain territories, which include Christmas Island and Cocos Keeling Islands in the Indian Ocean Region.

  • The UNESCO-IOC driven Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning Systems (IOTWS) is now working in six different groups to develop a tsunami warning system for the Indian Ocean Region.

  • This long-term commitment to the investigation of deep-sea mineral resources in the Pacific Islands Ocean Region has provided invaluable results and improved scientific understanding of the deepsea mineral resources occurrences within the EEZs of the selected island countries.

  • The Indian Ocean Rim Association was set up with the objective of strengthening regional cooperation and sustainable development within the Indian Ocean Region.

  • NSN Space Relay (TDRS) coverage over the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) is currently not guaranteed and is being evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

  • The Pacific Ocean Region (POR) includes the Pacific Rim, Asia, Australia, and Oceania.

  • A trilateral maritime security cooperation agreement was signed by India, Sri Lanka and the Maldives to improve surveillance, anti-piracy operations and reducing maritime pollution in Indian Ocean Region.

  • The Atlantic Ocean Region (AOR) covers the Americas, Europe, and Africa, while the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) covers Europe, Asia, the Middle East, the Far East, Australia, and Africa.

  • The Services allow the making of telephone calls to or from Inmarsat-M, Inmarsat Mini-M, Big Dish-M and Big Dish Inmarsat Mini-M terminals when they are located within the beam coverage of the Inmarsat Pacific Ocean Region (POR), Indian Ocean Region (IOR), Atlantic Ocean Region East (AOR(E)) or the Atlantic Ocean Region West (AOR(W)) satellites through a Xantic or shared land earth station facility.

  • In order to promote mutual understanding, Indian Navy and Japanese Navy i.e. Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force conducted a day long Naval Exercise PASSEX (Passing Exercise) for tactical and communications training, towards the Malacca Strait in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR).