AMAP2 - Characterising the Potential for Wrecks

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The AMAP2 - Characterising the Potential for Wrecks project (AMAP2), commissioned by English Heritage in October 2009 and completed in July 2011, is a collaborative project between SeaZone and the University of Southampton (UoS) which sought to improve the management of the marine historic environment by enhancing our understanding of the relationship between shipwrecks and their surrounding environment. This has been undertaken through the refinement of baseline data for marine spatial planning and the development of a characterisation of the environmental variables affecting the potential for wrecks to survive on the seabed. The project has provided English Heritage with an evidence base for the assessment of the potential for different marine environments to harbour unrecorded wrecks.

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Added to data.gov.uk
2022-07-22
Access contraints
https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/advice/termsOfUseAndAccess
Harvest GUID
0b21ce535dde0e713451ced74a7c4976
Extent
Latitude: 56.1867° to 49.6069°
Longitude: -6.6467° to 4.7406°
Spatial reference system
urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::27700
Dataset reference date
2012-01-09 (publication)
Frequency of update
notPlanned
Responsible party
SeaZone Solutions (originator); Archaeology Data Service (custodian)
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eng
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