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  • The dataset contains circalitoral habita types in the Slovenian coastal area. It contains the description of habitat types, EUNIS codes, areas of the habitat and the key species described.

  • The covered sector is located in the south part of Romanian coast – sector Aurora Cape - Olimp. From geomorphological point of view, the sector consists of cliffs cut in loess covering Sarmatian limestone, with heights of about 20-30 m with narrow beaches interrupted by sand barriers closing the coastal lakes.

  • The covered sector is located in the south part of Romanian coast – sector 2 Mai – Vama Veche. From geomorphological point of view, the sector consists of cliffs cut in loess covering Sarmatian limestone, with heights of about 20-30 m with narrow beaches interrupted by sand barriers closing the coastal lakes.

  • The covered sector is located in the south part of Romanian coast – sector Olimp - Costinesti. From geomorphological point of view, the sector consists of cliffs cut in loess covering Sarmatian limestone, with heights of about 20-30 m with narrow beaches interrupted by sand barriers closing the coastal lakes.

  • The covered sector is located in the south part of Romanian coast – sector Tuzla Cape – Turcu Cape. From geomorphological point of view, the sector consists of cliffs cut in loess covering Sarmatian limestone, with heights of about 20-30 m with narrow beaches interrupted by sand barriers closing the coastal lakes.

  • The covered sector is located in the south part of Romanian coast – sector Olimp - Costinesti. From geomorphological point of view, the sector consists of cliffs cut in loess covering Sarmatian limestone, with heights of about 20-30 m with narrow beaches interrupted by sand barriers closing the coastal lakes.

  • The covered sector is located in the south part of Romanian coast – sector Costinesti – Tuzla Cape. From geomorphological point of view, the sector consists of cliffs cut in loess covering Sarmatian limestone, with heights of about 20-30 m with narrow beaches interrupted by sand barriers closing the coastal lakes.

  • Parametric subbottom profiles in order to define the main geohazard features in the Ceuta canyon region. The GRACE cruise pursued two main objectives: to better understand the Ceuta Canyon, including its origins, influence of tectonic features, and chronostratigraphy of the deposits; and to study the potential hazardous geological and oceanographic processes occurring in the Ceuta Canyon and adjacent areas.

  • Parametric subbottom profiles in order to define the main geohazard features in the Ceuta canyon region.

  • Parametric subbottom profiles in order to define the main geohazard features in the Ceuta canyon region.