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  Distribution of dominant sediment types within the Tasman Bay-Golden Bay.

GeoTIFF of the distribution of dominant sediment types within the Tasman Bay-Golden Bay. This represents a digitised version of the Tasman Sediments chart (Mitchell 1987). Sediment samples were collected during N.Z. Oceanographic Institute cruises during 1959–83 and Fisheries Research Division (MAF) surveys in 1982–84. Different grain size classes are identified and each class is separated into non-calcareous (<50% calcium carbonate) and calcareous (>50% calcium carbonate) groups. Spatial reference: GCS_WGS_1984
 
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National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research Ltd.  
217 Akersten Street Port Nelson
Nelson
7010
New Zealand
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Topic category
  • Oceans
Description
Tasman Bay-Golden Bay, New Zealand 
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  • Tasman Bay Golden Bay sediment grain size calcareous gravel mud silt sand
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TBGB 
Title
Mitchell, J.S. (1987) Tasman sediments. Coastal chart series 1:200 000 Sediments:1 map NZ Oceanographic Institute. 
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English  
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Link to geoTIFF of digitised sediment data for Tasman Bay-Golden Bay.

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Link to a map providing the explanation of the sediment distribution given in the geoTIFF.

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b9aa9fcd-ca5a-471f-ae3f-f57dce1a6c4f

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National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research Ltd.  
Date info ( Creation )
2013-08-08T17:40:57
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ISO 19115-3 
 
 

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