SeaDataNet Common Data Index (CDI)

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Details

What?
Data set nameINFOMAR INSS Bathymetry 14m WGS84 Dingle 2013 Globe dtm
Discipline
Parameter groups
Discovery parameter
GEMET-INSPIRE themesOceanographic geographical features
AbstractThe scientific aim of the survey was to undertake a hydrographic survey to International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO) Special Publication (S-44) Order 1A standard. This represents the minimum standard for position and depth accuracy achieved during data acquisition. In practice the accuracies achieved usually fall within the IHO S-44 Special Order standard, especially for shallow water depths and areas significant for navigation. This composite dataset is comprised of areas surveyed as part of the ongoing Infomar project (formerly Irish National Seabed Survey), a joint seabed mapping project between the Geological Survey of Ireland and the Marine Institute. Between the 18th June and the 21st July 2013, INFOMAR, Ireland’s seabed mapping programme conducted a near-shore seabed survey in the Dingle Bay. The R.V. Keary, the R.V. Geo and M.V. Cosantóir Bradán were used in this survey. The R.V. Keary used a Kongsberg Simrad EM2040 multibeam echosounder. M.V. Cosantóir Bradán was equipped with a Reson 7101 shallow-water MBES system. The RV Geo was equipped with a SEA SWATHplus sonar system. Depths were reduced to Lowest Astronomical Tide using the VORF model while sound velocity corrections from CTD casts were applied in CARIS. Please reference the INFOMAR projects when the data is used in publications & presentations. Visit http://www.infomar.ie for more information. All of this data & reports can be downloaded free of charge in a variety of formats from https://jetstream.gsi.ie/iwdds/map.jsp
Related EDMED datasetINFOMAR Seabed Survey Multibeam Surveyed Area around Ireland
Data format
Data size 183.000 MB
Data set creation date20171017
Where?
Map
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GML idms01
GML objects
NameDescription
BoundaryBoundary
BoundaryBoundary
BoundaryBoundary
DatumWorld Geodetic System 84
Measuring area typesurface
Minimum instrument depth (m)-3.8
Maximum instrument depth (m)111.31
Sea regions
Location qualificationBoth (Landward + beyond the 12 NM boundary)
MSFD areasNorth East Atlantic Ocean
When?
Start date20130618
Start time00:00:00
End date20130721
End time00:00:00
How?
Instrument/gear category
Platform type
Cruise nameCB1303, KY1304 and Geo1303
Alternative cruise nameCB1303, KY1304 and Geo1303
Cruise start date20130618
Who?
Data originatorGeological Survey Ireland
Data custodianGeological Survey Ireland
How to get data?
Data DistributorGeological Survey Ireland
Database referenceGSI’s data can be downloaded free of charge in various formats from https://jetstream.gsi.ie/iwdds/
Access/ordering of dataweb data access with registration
Access restriction
Other info
Quality info
NameDateComment
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 1205/2008 of 3 December 2008 implementing Directive 2007/2/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards metadata2008-12-04See the referenced specification
COMMISSION REGULATION (EU) No 1089/2010 of 23 November 2010 implementing Directive 2007/2/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards interoperability of spatial data sets and services2010-12-08See the referenced specification
QI_Horizontal2017-09-19smaller than 20m
QI_Vertical2017-09-19MBES high frequency (larger than 100kHz)
QI_Purpose2017-09-19Hydrographic survey or compatible with hydrographic standards
LineageThe data centres apply standard data quality control procedures on all data that the centres manage. Ask the data centre for details.
CDI-metadata
CDI-record id2270126
Version0 
CDI-record initial import date2015-06-16 17:15:33.020
CDI-record last update2017-10-19 20:55:04.937
Point of contactGeological Survey Ireland
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