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2012 Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) Rum benthic camera survey

Publisher
Marine Environmental Data & Information Network
Updated
20 July 2024
Topic
Not set

Summary

The purpose of this benthic survey (cruise Pole Star 1/12) around the island of Rum was to improve knowledge of the occurrence and distribution of species and habitats of recognised conservation importance, particularly priority marine features (PMFs), because this area is of interest to the development of marine renewables. An underwater video survey were conducted by CEFAS for SNH on the 1st September 2012 to collect detailed biological information on the seabed species and habitat features present. Drop-down video drift tows were undertaken at 5 sites. Analyses on the seabed video and still photographic imagery, commissioned by SNH, were used to describe the nature of the seabed in terms of the physical structure and the species assemblages. CEFAS used the vessel NLV Pole Star for this survey.

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Additional information

Source Metadata
XML, HTML
Date added
12 February 2020
Harvest GUID
e4ca8daa3183b975dcdf1d39f9417b91
Extent (Latitude)
57.1219° to 56.9331°
Extent (Longitude)
-6.4670° to -6.1341°
Spatial reference system
urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::4326
Dataset reference date (publication)
2013-12-31
Frequency of update
notPlanned
Access constraints
No restrictions on public access
Responsible party
Colin Moore (originator); Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH), Headquaters (custodian)
ISO 19139 resource type
dataset
Metadata language
eng

Contact

c.g.moore84@gmail.com

Licence information

Not for navigational use; This survey recorded no species or biotope occurrences that SNH consider as sensitive; all records may therefore be released in response to requests covered by Environmental Information Regulations or Freedom of Information Regulations; additionally its re-use and dissemination is permissible under Open Government Licence terms. Any re-use of this data will acknowledge the copyright owner.