Method for developing land
a technology for developing land and developing islands, applied in land reclamation, piers, groynes, etc., can solve the problems of islands at risk of going underwater and coastlines disappearing, and achieve the effects of reducing water level, increasing air pressure, and reducing water level
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[0026]First, terms that are used in the present specification will be defined. A coral reef is a geological formation created by clusters of reef-building coral, the coral itself being a tiny organism called a polyp. Polyps attach to the sea floor and split up, and once grown are called coral. Over time, a coral will grow and attach to other corals, forming a coral reef. Coral skeletons are made of a calcareous substance (calcium carbonate). The mineral of coral skeletons is aragonite, which has a specific gravity of approximately 2.9, a Mohs hardness of approximately 4, and a compressive strength of approximately 12.4 Mpa (126.48 kgf / cm2). (See NISHIKAWA, Tetsunari, Characteristics and new bone formation of coral as an ideal sacaffold, Research Project Number: 19592273, https: / / kaken.nii.ac.jp / pdf / 2010 / seika / jsps / 34408 / 19592273 seika.pdf)
[0027]Under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea Article 121(1), an “island” is defined as “a naturally formed area of land, surrou...
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