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2012, University of Bangor and University of Liverpool, Zone 9 - Celtic Array, Prediction of Sediment Wave Migration
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2012, University of Bangor and University of Liverpool, Zone 9 - Celtic Array, Prediction of Sediment Wave Migration

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April 2026

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April 2012 - August 2012

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May 2021

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Summary

Liverpool and Bangor Universities predicted the level of sediment migration for the Centrica round 3 Irish Sea - Zone 9 Offshore wind farm development. Geophysical and geological data was collected by Van Landeghem et al. during the AmSedIS project (research cruise CV12007), documenting sediment waves of all shapes and sizes and in different areas ...

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Sedimentology
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Shapefiles associated with the prediction of sediment migration. This data has been created by Liverpool/Bangor University for the Centrica round 3 Irish Sea - Zone 9 Offshore wind farm development. The raw data was collected by  Van Landeghem et al and has been used to create various shape files used to assist in predicting sediment migrations.
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17 May 2021

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6 May 2021

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6 May 2021