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Islet of the Azores Region. Vector cartography produced to 1:25 000 scale based on the Army Geographic Institute (IGeoE) maps.
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This dataset contains the International Bathymetric Chart of the Central Eastern Atlantic (IBCEA), sheets 1.01 ad 1.03, published by the Hydrographic Institute (IH) under the authority of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) and the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO).
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Two beach profiles (P2 and P3) were collected at S. Pedro do Estoril, Cascais (Portugal) as part of shoreline monitoring exercises. Survey was conducted in a situation of low tide and these beach profiles run perpendicular to the shoreline. Profile location and a description of points used are available in profile data (.xls).
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This Spatial Data Set is the isobatimétrica information provided by the Hydrographic Institute.
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Hydrographic survey performed by the Portuguese Hydrographic Institute (IHPT) using echosounders. The depth values are referred to the Portuguese Chart Datum.
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Hydrographic survey performed by the Portuguese Hydrographic Institute (IHPT) using echosounders. The depth values are referred to the Portuguese Chart Datum.
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This raster data provides geographic information related to the bathymetrical derivative Eastness of the Azorean Sea.
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Hydrographic survey performed by the Portuguese Hydrographic Institute (IHPT) using echosounders. The depth values are referred to the Portuguese Chart Datum.
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Hydrographic survey performed by the Portuguese Hydrographic Institute (IHPT) using echosounders. The depth values are referred to the Portuguese Chart Datum.
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Hydrographic survey performed by the Portuguese Hydrographic Institute (IHPT) using echosounders. The depth values are referred to the Portuguese Chart Datum.