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Riverbed Surveys of the DanubeSohlgrundaufnahmen der Donau

Sohlgrundaufnahmen der DonauRiverbed Surveys of the Danube

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This dataset provides riverbed surveys of the entire Danube, including the Danube Canal, produced using multibeam echo sounder (fan beam) measurements. The surveys deliver comprehensive, gapless mapping of the river bottom across its full width. The data is used to analyze the current state of the riverbed and to monitor or assess changes to it over time, supporting hydrographic and engineering work related to the waterway. The dataset is published as part of Austria's national open-data offering, covering the Danube within Austrian territory.Die Sohlgrundaufnahmen wurden mittels Fächerecholot (Messungen mit dem Multibeam) flächenhaft für die gesamte Donau (inkl. Donaukanal) erstellt. Diese Messungen ermöglichen die lückenlose Erfassung des Stromgrundes und wird für die Untersuchung oder die Änderung der Sohle verwendet. Verfügbar sind…

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