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Main Authors: Mielck, Finn, Armonies, Werner
Format: Dataset Open Access
Language:en
Published: PANGAEA 2021
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.932492
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author Mielck, Finn
Armonies, Werner
author_facet Mielck, Finn
Armonies, Werner
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents During the research cruise AL-519-1 with RV Alkor the effects of dredging measures in an extraction site west off Sylt (German Bight) were investigated. Here, sandy material was extracted since 1984 for beach nourishment on the Island of Sylt. The extraction site lies approx. 7 km west of Sylt and has an extend of 5.5 km*3 km with water depths between 13 and 32 m. The investigations took place in January 2019 and lasted about five days. In order to assess the morphology of the study site, a gapless bathymetry was measured using a multibeam echosounder (ELAC Seabeam 1000, 180 kHz). For the determination of further seafloor characteristics and backscatter responses of the seafloor, a sidescan sonar were used (Imagenex YellowFin 872, 330 kHz). In addition, 55 sediment samples were taken in different domains of the study site (e.g. old dredging pits, new dredging pits, unaffected seafloor). The sediment samples were examined with regard to their grain sizes as well as their macrozoobenthos community composition.
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spellingShingle Hydroacoustic and Sediment data collected during AL-519/1 in January 2019 in the German Bight
Mielck, Finn
Armonies, Werner
Multibeam Echosounder; sediment analysis; Sidescan Sonar; STENCIL; Strategies and Tools for Environment-friendly Shore Nourishment as Climate Change Impact Low-Regret Measures
During the research cruise AL-519-1 with RV Alkor the effects of dredging measures in an extraction site west off Sylt (German Bight) were investigated. Here, sandy material was extracted since 1984 for beach nourishment on the Island of Sylt. The extraction site lies approx. 7 km west of Sylt and has an extend of 5.5 km*3 km with water depths between 13 and 32 m. The investigations took place in January 2019 and lasted about five days. In order to assess the morphology of the study site, a gapless bathymetry was measured using a multibeam echosounder (ELAC Seabeam 1000, 180 kHz). For the determination of further seafloor characteristics and backscatter responses of the seafloor, a sidescan sonar were used (Imagenex YellowFin 872, 330 kHz). In addition, 55 sediment samples were taken in different domains of the study site (e.g. old dredging pits, new dredging pits, unaffected seafloor). The sediment samples were examined with regard to their grain sizes as well as their macrozoobenthos community composition.
title Hydroacoustic and Sediment data collected during AL-519/1 in January 2019 in the German Bight
topic Multibeam Echosounder; sediment analysis; Sidescan Sonar; STENCIL; Strategies and Tools for Environment-friendly Shore Nourishment as Climate Change Impact Low-Regret Measures
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.932492