Mosaico da side-scan sonar TOBI a 30-kHz con informazioni circa la riflettività del fondale e la macro morfologia. I dati sono stati collezionati durante la campagna oceanografica SAGA-03 nell'ambito del progetto europeo EUROSTRATAFORM (EC contract no. EVK3-CT-2002-00079) e processati dal “National Oceanographic Center, Southampton” seguendo il metodo proposto da Le Bas et al. (1995)

Data collected in April 2023 by CNR- ISMAR VE within the MAELSTROM project with the aim to map marine litter on the seafloor

Data collected in December 2023 by CNR- ISMAR VE within the MAELSTROM project with the aim to map marine litter on the seafloor

Data collected in May 2023 by CNR- ISMAR VE within the MAELSTROM project with the aim to map marine litter on the seafloor

Data collected in December 2023 by CNR- ISMAR VE within the MAELSTROM project with the aim to map marine litter on the seafloor

The bathymetry was acquired in 2013 in the Grand Canal (Venice) as part of the RITMARE (La Ricerca ITaliana per il MARE) research project. The data were collected using a Kongsberg EM-2040 dual-head multibeam system operating at 360 kHz, mounted on the CNR Litus vessel, and subsequently processed with Kongsberg SIS software. The information acquired was integrated with sound velocity profiles and georeferenced using the Seapath 300 positioning system. This survey will serve as a basis for comparison with data collected ten years later, in 2023, in order to assess any morphological and sedimentological changes in the bottom of the Grand Canal.

Data collected in May 2023 by CNR- ISMAR VE within the MAELSTROM project with the aim to map marine litter on the seafloor

Data collected in October 2021 by CNR- ISMAR VE within the MAELSTROM project with the aim to map marine litter on the seafloor

Data collected in February 2022 by CNR- ISMAR VE within the MAELSTROM project with the aim to map marine litter on the seafloor

Data collected in November 2022 by CNR- ISMAR VE within the MAELSTROM project with the aim to map marine litter on the seafloor