Saudi Arabia uses a discounted square kilometre year metric to express the quantum of its losses, and it states that the total losses are between approximately 2,300 and 3,600 discounted square kilometre years.

A year has passed, and we have still not begun to build even one kilometre of road.

Impacts of very large, multi kilometre NEOs have in the past been overwhelmingly catastrophic, but are, fortunately, extremely rare.

Most types of submunitions are designed to disperse submunitions over a wide area (some models disperse submunitions over a square kilometre).

Furthermore, it has been estimated that over 13,000 pieces of plastic litter are floating on every square kilometre (km) of ocean today.

Under the Tlicho Agreement, the Tlicho Government will be created and it will own a 39,000 square kilometre block of land, including the subsurface resources.

On 12 August last year, Mr Zhang was a radio operator with a military fire brigade, stationed just a kilometre from the epicentre of the explosions.

When Grenada was hit by Hurricane Ivan in September of 2004, it was the entire 344 square kilometre island, with its 100,000 inhabitants, that sustained damage.

Patrolling within the five kilometre zone has been limited to members of the military liaison group, who operate side by side with the Timorese Border Patrol Unit.

By the end of 2004, nearly 200,000 Sudanese refugees who had spontaneously settled along the 600 kilometre border with the Sudan had been relocated to 11 refugee camps.

Average speed appears to have fallen it is calculated that a drop of one kilometre per hour average speed means a 3 per cent drop in the accident rate.

Top down methods use average carbon emission factors per passenger kilometre calculated from historical data for large numbers of flights (e.g., at world level or by a global airline company).

By building a 2,500 kilometre long wall in Western Sahara, Morocco was effectively annexing the majority of Saharan territory and further blocking any progress towards a legal solution to the issue.

The Intergovernmental Agreement on the Asian Highway Network came into force in July 2005, setting standards for a 141,000 kilometre network of roads spanning 32 countries and stretching from Asia's Pacific coasts to Europe.

Its prime research role is to test a 15 metre resolution, tricolour pushbroom imager with a 45 kilometre swath on a microsatellite of that size. Is also carries an amateur radio communications package for international and national use.

The 10 kilometre security zone established on the Kirumba Mighobwe axis by MONUC in December to protect civilians and ensure humanitarian access has permitted limited aid operations and spurred the gradual return of most of the 150,000 internally displaced persons.

In this connection, the completion of rehabilitation work on 143 kilometres of the 194 kilometre Beni Bunia road has opened up the possibility of reducing air transport of materiel, from fuel to rations, through the use of more economical surface transport options.

As a result of natural decay, soil contamination with caesium 137 is expected to fall below 37 kBq per square metre within a 30 kilometre zone around the Chernobyl nuclear power plant roughly 300 years after the accident (or later at some specific places).

A witness who travelled in another vehicle for roughly a kilometre behind the one which caused the accident stated that the vehicle which caused the accident was travelling some of the time along the central white line, and at a certain moment veered completely into the left hand lane.

In order to increase the responsibility of the Timorese security agencies and reduce the visible presence of the UNMISET security forces, the UNMISET military component has begun to operate at a five kilometre distance from the Tactical Coordination Line. It will maintain this practice until the end of the Mission's mandate.

According to the author, Mr. Sánchez Gea was also responsible for the collision, since he failed to notice that over a straight stretch of road, over a distance of roughly a kilometre, and in conditions of good visibility, a vehicle was approaching him from the opposite direction which was zigzagging and veering onto the wrong side of the road.

(a) Continued installation and upgrading of radar and surveillance capability by the Royal Moroccan Army in over 40 locations along the entire length of the berm, although the agreement prohibits strengthening of equipment in the restricted areas (the two 30 kilometre wide areas to the north and west of the berm for the first area and to the south and east of the berm for the second)

It is estimated that the initial lethal range due to blast, fragments, burns and toxic effect would have been approximately 500 metres, compounded by a toxic cloud that would have extended to roughly a kilometre and possibly further, depending on environmental factors such as weather. The plan was disrupted by Jordanian security officials. The case demonstrates that Al Qaida has the knowledge to employ hazardous chemicals and to obtain them from commercial sources.