Palau Caroline Islands

Air Caroline Island bridges the gap between Yap and Palau

Palau Visitors Authority (PVA) has teamed up with the Yap Visitors Bureau (YVB) to propose a collaborative advertising effort for Caroline Island Airlines' new itinerary. The PVA proposes a philippine based strategy for the Chinese continental and western markets. However, with such a new flight to YVB, YVB is examining the possibilities in respect of logistic and budgets before it commits itself to a huge advertising drive and aggressively promoting the new flight services.

PALAU, West Caroline Islands, Holozenosis of the Seaside

230Th234U have been obtained for calciferous sediments on Koror, Babelthuap, Auluptagel and Adorius Islands in the Palau Group, West Caroline Islands. Test-drilling for a viaduct between Koror and Babelthuap shows shore patios, most of which consist of bioplastic sands, but are reminiscent of hems. Shore Face terrasses are based between 7000 and 8000 14C b.p. and the tops are slightly younger than 4000 b.p. The distance of the subterranean isochrones indicates that the rates of settlement have risen on the Koror and Babelthuap patrass.

On the patios the mean deposit ratio was 0.5 cm/a. The isochrones on the Babelthuap bank patio are 7 metres higher than on the Koror patio. When the deposit was enough to keep the surface of the patios at low water, then the Babelthuap side was substantially strong and the Koror side was raised about 8000 to 6300 years ago and then mined until 4000 years ago; since then there has been about 2 metres of lift.

"The micro atolls on the Koror Deck indicate that the comparative ocean floor has fallen about 30 cm in the last 75 years. Firstly, if architectural activities were minimum, then variations in the two terracing at variations in settlement with the Koror side of the canal, which is substantially subtidally between about 7000 and 5000 years B.P., which takes the compound seabed ecstatic curve of Hawaii and elsewhere as a benchmark, it is derived that Auluptagel Island has increased 0.8 metres in the last 2900 years, and Adorius Island has increased about 8 metres in the last 5000-6000 years.