Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The ASMA comprises an area of approximately 26.400 km 2 of the polar plateau, encompassing the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station at 90°S as well as long-term research and monitoring sites. The area is located in a region of high scientific value due to many factors including its exceptionally clean air, isolation from sound, vibration, and electro-magnetic interference , geophysically stable location, unique ice conditions and the isolated population of Station inhabitants. The Area also has significant historical value, containing the Ceremonial Pole and Amundsen’s Tent. Activities conducted in the area include diverse scientific research endeavours with extensive international collaboration, operations in support of science, medicine, media, arts, education and tourism.. }
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- Antarctic_Specially_Managed_Area description "The ASMA comprises an area of approximately 26.400 km 2 of the polar plateau, encompassing the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station at 90°S as well as long-term research and monitoring sites. The area is located in a region of high scientific value due to many factors including its exceptionally clean air, isolation from sound, vibration, and electro-magnetic interference , geophysically stable location, unique ice conditions and the isolated population of Station inhabitants. The Area also has significant historical value, containing the Ceremonial Pole and Amundsen’s Tent. Activities conducted in the area include diverse scientific research endeavours with extensive international collaboration, operations in support of science, medicine, media, arts, education and tourism.".