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the New AML User Guide - United Kingdom Hydrographic Office

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Fig 3.0- Features from LBO (Viewer – ECPINS, RN WECDIS) alongside ENC.<br />

The attributes of a wreck can be seen in <strong>the</strong> display window.<br />

Environment Seabed and Beach – ESB<br />

Designed to provide <strong>the</strong> user with information about <strong>the</strong> sea bed and beach areas, ESB is of<br />

particular value in support of mine counter-measure activities and amphibious operations. It is a<br />

scaled product.<br />

Main Features:<br />

• Composition and thickness of multiple sediment layers including bedrock<br />

• Acoustic/physical properties<br />

• Slope<br />

• MCM areas<br />

• Sand waves<br />

• Trawl scours<br />

• Vegetation<br />

• Beach – full map/chart at very large scale, or as an overlay to standard mapping/charting<br />

• Low resolution seabed information to support ASW<br />

Fig 4.0 - Sediment Layer from ESB (Viewer – ECPINS, RN WECDIS).<br />

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UNCLASSIFIED 09/08/2012<br />

DMGIC<br />

© British Crown Copyright 2012

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