Ce jeu de données contient toutes les données statistiques disponibles informatiquement sur les interventions d’assistance et de sauvetage coordonnées par les CROSS (Centres régionaux opérationnels de surveillance et de sauvetage). Il renseigne, pour chaque opération d’assistance ou de secours coordonnée en eaux françaises :

• quel était le motif d’intervention ;
• quand, comment et par qui l’alerte a été donnée ;
• le contexte météo et géographique de l’opération ;
• quels flotteurs étaient impliqués ;
• quels moyens aériens, nautiques ou terrestres ont été engagés ;
• quel a été le bilan humain de l’opération.

Attention : Du fait d'un changement de logiciel métier en 2021, les données ultérieures à 2021 portent uniquement sur les événements en outre-mer.

Ce jeu de données contient des données propres à un métier complexe et chaque fichier comporte plusieurs centaines de milliers de lignes. Nous vous recommandons de lire attentivement la documentation mise à votre disposition avant toute analyse.

Ce jeu de données est produit par la Direction des Affaires Maritimes.

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L'actualisation des données est quotidienne et comprend les données jusqu'à J-1.

Opérations du CROSS dont les ports de référence sont situés dans le Département de la Seine-Maritime, de 1992 à 2020. Il s’agit d’une extraction des données du Ministère de la Transition écologique et solidaire, disponibles à l’échelle nationale, sur les interventions d’assistance et de sauvetage coordonnées par les CROSS (Centres régionaux opérationnels de surveillance et de sauvetage) portant sur des opérations d’assistance en eaux françaises. La sélection proposée ici concerne les opérations dont les ports de référence (voir métadonnées) sont situés en Seine-Maritime. Une documentation très complète sur ce jeu de données est disponible à l’adresse suivante : Ces données font par ailleurs l’objet d’une carte des secours en mer (SECMAR) à l’adresse suivante : Métadonnées Lien vers les métadonnées Ressources complémentaires * Site data.gouv : La plate forme ouverte des données publiques françaises propose, à la page dédiée au Ministère de la transition écologique et solidaire, de nombreux jeux de données relatif à la thématique maritime (téléchargeables aux format csv) : registre des navires professionnels français, titres de qualification des marins, etc. * Site du port du Havre : Le site internet du port du Havre propose une carte en temps réel des mouvements au port, un accès aux données SIMBAD sur la houle et le vent, divers documents réglementaires et formulaires à télécharger, des informations sur le statut des ponts et écluses, etc. * Site de l’association SNSM - Les sauveteurs en mer : Ce site dédie une page au thème « Comment alerter les secours en mer ? » * Site Ministère de la Transition écologique et solidaire : Ce site propose une page dédiée à la surveillance et sauvetage en mer, illustrée de plusieurs infographies et proposant notamment des liens vers les pages des sites internet des CROSS Gris-nez (Manche Est – Pas de Calais, qui intervient en Seine-Maritime au Nord du Cap d’Antifer) et Jobourg (Manche Centrale, qui intervient en Seine-Maritime au Sud du Cap d’Antifer).

The "Cross-boundary Public Services" (CBPS) initiative aims to enable enterprises and the public in both Hong Kong and Guangdong to enjoy simple and convenient cross-boundary services, and to facilitate the provision of public services and investment in the Greater Bay Area. Data on the deployment locations of Hong Kong Cross-boundary Public Services self-service kiosks, including locations, addresses, coordinates and opening hours are provided below in CSV format.

Monthly reports of workloads processed in the Office of Earnings Operations in more than one division. Reports on quantities of work received, processed, pending and average processing times.

Discover the booming electric cross arm market! This comprehensive analysis reveals key trends, drivers, and restraints, forecasting significant growth through 2033. Explore regional market shares, leading companies, and the diverse applications shaping this dynamic sector. Learn about power pole cross arms, line cross arms, and more.

Southern Cross University Annual Report 2021

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The sixth of 20 years of International Social Survey Programme (ISSP) surveys within New Zealand by Professor Philip Gendall, Department of Marketing, Massey University.ISSP is a continuing annual programme of cross-national collaboration on surveys covering topics important for social science research. It brings together pre-existing social science projects and coordinates research goals, thereby adding a cross-national, cross-cultural perspective to the individual national studies. ISSP researchers especially concentrate on developing questions that are meaningful and relevant to all countries, and can be expressed in an equivalent manner in all relevant languages.The sample was selected using the 1996 New Zealand electoral rolls, which contained the names of all registered voters 18 years and over. New Zealand was at the time divided into 65 electorates (60 general and 5 Māori) of approximately equal numerical size. A systematic random sample of approximately 30 names and addresses was selected from each electorate, giving a total sample of 1,890 individuals.The achieved sample was generally representative of the New Zealand population 18 years and over, but it contained a slightly higher proportion of women than men in the population. In addition, underrepresentation of under 30s and overrepresentation of over 30s existed, but these differences are unlikely to have had a significant effect on the survey’s results.A verbose rundown on topics covered follows.The role of government. Attitude to observance of laws; attitudes to various forms of protest against the government; willingness to participate and actual participation in public protest events or demonstrations against the government; views regarding freedom of speech for extremists; attitude to miscarriage of justice; perceived threat to the private sphere from governmental data collection and computer networks (data protection).Income equalisation as government task and stand on economy-related measures of government; attitude to increase in government expenditures for environmental protection, public health system, the police, education system, defence, pensions, unemployment benefits, culture; assessment of the power of trade unions, business and government; assessment of the governmental responsibility for social political tasks (protection of old people, students, housing supply, jobs, economic growth through aid to industry, price stability, etc.).Political interest; general attitudes to politics and the political system (subjective assessment of the political possibilities to influence (efficacy), political extent to which informed, politicians and election promises, satisfaction with democracy); tax reduction versus expansion of social services; assessment of tax equity with various income groups; attitude to privatisation or nationalisation of selected public facilities; reducing inflation versus fight against unemployment; preference for increased social services or reduction in debt; attitude to amount of income tax for first and second job.Demography: sex; age; living together with a partner; school education; employment status of respondent as well as partner; occupation (ILO/ISCO Code); employment in the public sector; self-employed occupation; hours worked each week; supervisor status; income; family income; religious denomination; religiousness; self-classification of social class; union membership; party preference (left-right orientation); behaviour at the polls in the last election; reasons for not voting; size of household; composition of household; degree of urbanisation; city size; region; ethnic or national affiliation or origins.

In the first quarter of 2022, money transfers worth over **** billion U.S. dollars were sent from Russia via payment systems like Contact, Western Union, Zolotaya Korona, Unistream, and Russian Post. The figure saw a decrease by nearly ** percent from the corresponding period of the previous year. Due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine that began in February 2022, Western Union stopped operating in Russia.

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The Global Cross Linked Shrink Films market size was USD 1.6 billion in 2022. Cross Linked Shrink Films Industry's Compound Annual Growth Rate will be 5.50% from 2023 to 2030. What are the Prime Drivers Influencing the Growth of the Cross Linked Shrink Films Market?

Product Protection Advantage of Cross-linked Shrink Films will Drive Future Market Expansion

"Product protection" refers to the procedures and supplies used to protect goods from potential harm or quality compromises caused by numerous external causes. At the same time, they are being handled, stored, or transported. Cross-linked shrink films protect products from physical impacts, abrasion, and harsh handling by creating a sturdy and secure barrier around them. This is crucial during shipment since products may come into contact with other products or surfaces. Furthermore, these coatings provide a moisture-resistant barrier that blocks moisture or moisture-containing air passage. This is essential for objects like electronics, paper products, and food that dampness might harm. Additionally, cross-linked shrink films produce a sealed barrier that protects products from pollutants, dirt, and dust. This is especially useful for things that will be kept or exhibited on store shelves for a long time.

The Factors are Restricting Growth of Cross Linked Shrink Films Market

High Cost of Cross-linked Shrink Films is a Significant Impediment to Market Expansion

Cost factors are a significant market limitation for cross-linked shrink films across sectors. Sometimes it costs more to create cross-linked shrink films than conventional packaging materials like polyethylene. The more expensive prices can be due to the unique manufacturing procedures and raw materials needed for cross-linking. For organizations contemplating using these films for their packaging requirements, this could result in higher initial material prices. Furthermore, advanced technology and specialized equipment are frequently used to produce cross-linked shrink films, which adds to the complexity of the manufacturing process. Due to this complexity, these increased production costs may be passed on to customers or end users.

Impact Of COVID-19 on the Cross Linked Shrink Films Market

The COVID-19 pandemic affected practically all manufacturing businesses except those in the food and pharmaceutical sectors. As the virus spreads, many operations—including commercial ones—are shut down. The pandemic caused a slowdown in trade activity, which affected several markets, including the market for cross-linked shrink films. The market for cross-linked shrink films was unaffected by the COVID-19 epidemic because of its extensive use in the pharmaceutical and food and beverage sectors. However, the demand for cross-linked shrink film decreased throughout the anticipated time as a result of lower shipping and operation. What is cross-linked shrink film?

Flexible packaging materials with cross-links in the shrink film are used for various tasks. Cross-linked shrink films are made from polypropylene or polyethylene (LDPE or HDPE). The hardness, exceptional strength, puncture resistance, and tear resistance of these cross-linked shrink films are only a few of their notable qualities. These movies also respect the environment and are user-friendly. Cross-linked shrink films feature strong puncture and tear resistance capacities, outstanding strength, resistance capacity, toughness, and other qualities that drive up demand for this film in the intended market. Continuous research and development is expected to promote product adoption by enhancing aesthetics, physical characteristics, and processing durability in target industries. The market growth is predicted to be boosted by this. Additionally, several product advancements, such as the creation of innovative variations with a high-gloss surface, enhanced barrier and airtight sealing capabilities, and ease of printing, are supporting the market's expansion in the years to come.

For instance, in April 2021, the coveted E-50 award was given to Clearpack Singapore PTE Ltd. for its innovative packaging solutions and sustainable business style.

(Source: www.clearpack.com/news/Clearpack%20receives%20E-50%20Award_Media%20Coverage.pdf)