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Additional Military Layers Environment, Seabed and Beach Product Specification Feature Class Description Associated Attributes Form Description M P L A Fishing Activity Area Area where fishing activities take place. - Fishing Activity - Status p (AML) - Time of Year Fortified Structure A structure for the military defence of a site (S -57 Annex A, Appendix A, IHO Object Catalogue) - Condition - Conspicuous, Radar - Conspicuous, Visually - Height - Height/Length Units p p - Nature of Construction - Name - Name (in national language characters) - Type of Fortified Structure p - Vertical Datum - Vertical Length Geological Layer A homogenous area of rock or sediment. - Attenuation - Colour p p (AML) - Density - Depth of Layer - Depth Units - Diver’s Thrust Test Depth - Diver’s Thrust Test Number - Gas content - Grain Size - HF Bottom Loss - Layer Number - LF Bottom Loss - Mean Shear Strength - MGS Type - Migration Direction - Migration Speed - Nature of Geological Layer p - Nature of Geological Layer - Qualifying Terms - Porosity - Reflection Coefficient Page 38 Version 1.0
Additional Military Layers Environment, Seabed and Beach Product Specification Feature Class Description Associated Attributes Description Geological Layer - Reverberation Iceberg Iceberg Area Ice Lead Ice Line Ice Movement An Iceberg is a massive piece of glacial ice, greatly varying in shape and showing more than 5 metres above the sea surface. (ECDIS Ice Objects Version 3.0) An Iceberg Area is an area at sea in which icebergs, floebergs, bergy bits or growlers are present. (ECDIS Ice Objects Version 3.0) The Ice Lead identifies any fracture or passage -way through ice which is navigable by surface vessels. (ECDIS Ice Objects Version 3.0) The Ice Line provides a measured, observed or estimated limit of the ice infested waters. (ECDIS Ice Objects Version 3.0) Ice Movement is the speed and direction of an iceberg, floe or ice area. (ECDIS Ice Objects Version 3.0) - Reverberation Frequency - Reverberation Grazing Angle - Sample Retained - Sonar Reflectivity - Sounding Datum - Sound Velocity - Water Level Effect - Weight Bearing Capability - Iceberg Shape - Iceberg Size - Icedrift or Iceberg Direction - Icedrift or Iceberg Speed - Name - Name (in national language characters) - Name - Name (in national language characters) - Number of Icebergs in Area - Ice Lead Type - Ice Lead Status - Name - Name (in national language characters) - Ice Line Category - Name - Name (in national language characters) - Icedrift or Iceberg Direction - Icedrift or Iceberg Speed - Name - Name (in national language characters) M P p p Form L A p p p p p p Page 39 Version 1.0
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