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MESH Project MAPPING SHALLOW COASTAL BENTHIC HABITATS USING ACOUSTIC METHODS

@inproceedings{Ehrhold2004MESHPM,
  title={MESH Project MAPPING SHALLOW COASTAL BENTHIC HABITATS USING ACOUSTIC METHODS},
  author={A. Ehrhold},
  year={2004}
}
  • A. Ehrhold
  • Published 2004
    • The Rebent monitoring program is a new surveying network for benthic habitats. Its aim is to define a reference state and a regular monitoring system for marine coastal fauna and flora. This network recently entered an operational phase in Brittany. The sector-based approach features a series of site studies (20) on which marine habitat mapping is detailed on 1/10000 or 1/25000 map scales. Acoustic mapping technology (side scan sonar, MBES and echosounder, RoxAnn AGDS) is used for… CONTINUE READING
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