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2004, PMSS, Greater Gabbard, Review of Bank Morphology, Physical Processes Post-Construction, and Similarities with the Formation and Implications of Placing Foundations
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2004, PMSS, Greater Gabbard, Review of Bank Morphology, Physical Processes Post-Construction, and Similarities with the Formation and Implications of Placing Foundations

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Last series update:

May 2021

Collection date:

April 2004 - October 2004

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Publication date:

May 2021

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The Crown Estate

Summary

Arklow Energy Limited (AEL) commissioned four hydrographic surveys during Spring 2004, Autumn 2004, Spring 2005 and Autumn 2005. The reports feature results of hydrographic surveys around the cable route and turbine foundations. This note summarises the investigations undertaken during the Arklow EIA and bathymetric surveys around the wind turbines...

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Coastal Processes
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Geater Gabbard Offshore Wind Farm: Review of Bank Morphology at Arklow Bank, 2005.