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The detail of the bathymetric data in the MSP Challenge is not suitable for navigation. Bathymetry in the MSP Challenge is a static data layer providing general indications of water depth in a particular sea area. | The detail of the bathymetric data in the MSP Challenge is not suitable for navigation. Bathymetry in the MSP Challenge is a static data layer providing general indications of water depth in a particular sea area. | ||
=North Sea= | Return to [[Categories and Layers#tab=Environmental conditions|Environmental Conditions]] | ||
=North Sea = | |||
In this tab you can see the information that applies concretely to the North Sea edition of the MSP Challenge. | In this tab you can see the information that applies concretely to the North Sea edition of the MSP Challenge. | ||
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* 60-100m | * 60-100m | ||
* 100-200m | * 100-200m | ||
* 200-500m | * 200-500m | ||
* 500-1000m | * 500-1000m | ||
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This layer was integrated into the MSP Challenge to show the depths in intervals of 50m depth until 250m. | This layer was integrated into the MSP Challenge to show the depths in intervals of 50m depth until 250m. | ||
=Clyde Marine Region= | == Western Baltic Sea == | ||
The bathymetry layer in the Western Baltic Sea Edition remains consistent with that featured in the Baltic Sea edition. | |||
= Clyde Marine Region = | |||
In this tab you can see the information that applies concretely to the Clyde Marine Region edition of the MSP Challenge. | In this tab you can see the information that applies concretely to the Clyde Marine Region edition of the MSP Challenge. | ||
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The EMODnet data products are based on the continuous average depth grid of one-sixteenth arc-minute. This grid is based on three source types: Individual bathymetric surveys, composite digital terrain data (cDTM) and Satellite-Derived Bathymetry. The latter two have been used whenever the actual survey data was unavailable for direct processing by the EMODnet partners. Whenever data were unavailable GEBCO data has been used to fill in the gaps. | The EMODnet data products are based on the continuous average depth grid of one-sixteenth arc-minute. This grid is based on three source types: Individual bathymetric surveys, composite digital terrain data (cDTM) and Satellite-Derived Bathymetry. The latter two have been used whenever the actual survey data was unavailable for direct processing by the EMODnet partners. Whenever data were unavailable GEBCO data has been used to fill in the gaps. | ||
===Creation Date=== | ===Creation Date=== | ||
Accessed in 2021 | Accessed in 2021-11 | ||
===Methodology=== | ===Methodology=== | ||
Downloaded the (raster) data covering the interest area from emodnet. Created a composite raster file and reprojected the data to Lambert's Azimuthal Equal Area (EPSG:3035) projection. The data was then clipped to the area of interest | Downloaded the (raster) data covering the interest area from emodnet. Created a composite raster file and reprojected the data to Lambert's Azimuthal Equal Area (EPSG:3035) projection. The data was then clipped to the area of interest, classified using the depth ranges mentioned above in the "types" section, and resampled to 100m cell size. | ||
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