European coastal mapping Meeting European Commission European Coastal
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European coastal mapping Meeting European Commission, European Coastal Mapping 1/6 Brussels – 10 September 2013
Experiences gained along European Coasts Build the future program on these experiences -Baltic Sea and in North Sea: pilot areas in the frame of Blast contract -East Atlantic: some areas along Irish coasts and along the French coasts -Mediterranean and Black Sea: Malta; some areas along French and Italian coasts -around overseas territories: French Islands in Caribbean Sea and in Indian Ocean Know-how about use and performances of Lidar bathy Meeting European Commission, European Coastal Mapping 2/6 Brussels – 10 September 2013
Design the products which meet the needs of users -definition of the shoreline -sets of raw data (to be processed for hydrographic purposes) -bathymetric models (to be given as input to Emodnet 3; to be used in computer simulation of waves propagation and set up) -complete sets of mixed data (bathymetry, geology when available, physics when available) to be inserted in Marine Spatial Data Infrastructures -specific products for Marine Spatial Planning, Renewable Marine Energy… … Meeting European Commission, European Coastal Mapping 3/6 Brussels – 10 September 2013
Choose the most urging parts of European coasts Within 100 000 km EU coasts, depending on vulnerability on erosion and submersion, density of population… needs of marine spatial planning, navigation… Yates and Le Cozannet (2012) Meeting European Commission, European Coastal Mapping 4/6 Brussels – 10 September 2013
A seven years program (2014 -2020) Planification issues Whithin seven years, about 20 000 km or less Inside the selected areas, Adequate extension, seawards, landwards Management issues Operating the Lidar device Involving the stakeholder Delivering the products Managing the priorities Meeting European Commission, European Coastal Mapping 5/6 Brussels – 10 September 2013
Study the design of the program Based on the needs, propose the selected 20 000 km Inside the selected areas, Based on experience gained Evaluate adequate extension, seawards, landwards Duration for each part of selected areas Study management issues Operate the Lidar device Involve the stakeholder Deliver the products Manage the priorities Evaluate the costs Meeting European Commission, European Coastal Mapping 6/6 Brussels – 10 September 2013
