Depth range maximum value = 5m

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Depth range maximum value = 5m Example of overlapping Quality of Bathymetric Data objects An area with two overlapping quality of bathymetric data objects due to the presence of a swept area object Multiple Depth Areas Objects Swept Area object Depth range maximum value = 5m Surface of the water Depth of water 0m to > 10m Quality of Bathymetric Data (Wire-drag to 5 metres) Category of temporal variation = 4 (unlikely to change) Features detected: Significant features detected = True Full seafloor coverage = False Survey date range: Date end = 20120731 Technique of sounding measurement = 6 (swept by wire-drag) Depth range minimum value = empty Depth range maximum value = 5m Quality of Bathymetric Data (single bream full water column) Category of temporal variation = 4 (unlikely to change) Features detected: Significant features detected = False Full seafloor coverage = False Survey date range: Date end = 19850704 Technique of sounding measurement = 1 (found by echo-sounder) Depth range minimum value = empty Depth range maximum value = empty Quality of Bathymetric Data (single beam full water column) Category of temporal variation = 4 (unlikely to change) Features detected: Significant features detected = False Full seafloor coverage = False Survey date range: Date end = 19850704 Technique of sounding measurement = 1 (found by echo-sounder) Depth range minimum value = empty Depth range maximum value = empty Quality of Bathymetric Data (single beam full water column) Category of temporal variation = 4 (unlikely to change) Features detected: Significant features detected = False Full seafloor coverage = False Survey date range: Date end = 19850704 Technique of sounding measurement = 1 (found by echo-sounder) Depth range minimum value = 5m Depth range maximum value = empty Multiple depth areas Sea floor When the attribute depth range minimum value is empty the Quality of Bathymetric Data object is representing data quality from the top of the water column down to the value of depth range maximum value. If the value of depth range maximum value is empty then the quality of bathymetric data object is representing the data quality of the water column down to the sea floor.

Area with swept area with Bathy below

Same area on RNC