| Summary: | This dataset represents a complete archive of measures, resolutions, and decisions from the Antarctic Treaty System (ATS). It holds a wide range of documents, with details of important agreements and actions taken under the ATS framework. Each record in the dataset includes a unique document number, subject, status, category, and topics related to the Antarctic Treaty and its associated meetings. Below is a description for each column in the dataset: Document_Number : This column assigns a unique identifier to each document in the dataset, facilitating easy reference and organization. Subject : This field describes the main focus or topic of the document. It provides a brief overview of the content and purpose of each resolution or decision. Status : Indicates the current state or outcome of the document, such as whether it was adopted, proposed, or is still under consideration. This helps in understanding the progress and implementation of various measures. Category : Categorizes each document into a specific area of interest or relevance within the Antarctic Treaty System. Examples might include environmental protection, scientific research, tourism, etc. Topics : This column lists the specific topics or issues addressed in the document. It provides a more detailed view of the subjects within the broader category. Title : The official title of the document. This often includes the resolution or decision number and the year, offering a formal and precise reference. Content : This field contains the full text of the document. It is essential to understand the specifics of each measure or resolution. Measure : Denotes the type of action taken, such as a resolution, a measure, or a decision. This helps classify the documents according to the nature of the action. Year : Indicates the year in which the document was issued or the resolution was passed. This is crucial for historical context and temporal analysis. ATCM : Refers to the specific Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting during which the document was ...
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