James P. Harris
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James P. Harris has a total of 8 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
- Giuseppe Masetti
Danish Geodata Agency, Danish Hydrographic Office, Ålborg, Denmark
1 shared publication - Ian B. Sonne
Danish Hydrographic Office, Danish Geodata Agency, 9400 Nørresundby, Denmark
1 shared publication - Kasper Langdahl
Danish Hydrographic Office, Danish Geodata Agency, 9400 Nørresundby, Denmark
1 shared publication - Lasse M. Schwenger
Danish Hydrographic Office, Danish Geodata Agency, 9400 Nørresundby, Denmark
1 shared publication - Marcus A. Cole
Danish Hydrographic Office, Danish Geodata Agency, 9400 Nørresundby, Denmark
1 shared publication - Nicki R. Andreasen
Danish Hydrographic Office, Danish Geodata Agency, 9400 Nørresundby, Denmark
1 shared publication
Latest Publications
- Open Access
Denmark’s Depth Model: Compilation of Bathymetric Data within the Danish Waters
Denmark’s Depth Model (DDM) is a Digital Bathymetric Model based on hundreds of bathymetric survey datasets and historical sources within the Danish Exclusive Economic Zone. The DDM represents the first publicly released model covering the Danish waters with a grid resolution of 50 m. When modern datasets are not available for a given area, historical sources are used, or, as the last resort, interpolation is applied. The model is generated by averaging depths values from validated sources, thus, not targeted for safety of navigation. The model is available by download from the Danish Geodata Agency website. DDM is also made available by means of Open Geospatial Consortium web services (i.e., Web Map Service). The original datasets—not distributed with the model—are described in the auxiliary layers to provide information about the bathymetric sources used during the compilation.
Open AccessDenmark’s Depth Model: Compilation of Bathymetric Data within the Danish Waters
Denmark’s Depth Model (DDM) is a Digital Bathymetric Model based on hundreds of bathymetric survey datasets and historical sources within the Danish Exclusive Economic Zone. The DDM represents the first publicly released model covering the Danish waters with a grid resolution of 50 m. When modern datasets are not available for a given area, historical sources are used, or, as the last resort, interpolation is applied. The model is generated by averaging depths values from validated sources, thus, not targeted for safety of navigation. The model is available by download from the Danish Geodata Agency website. DDM is also made available by means of Open Geospatial Consortium web services (i.e., Web Map Service). The original datasets—not distributed with the model—are described in the auxiliary layers to provide information about the bathymetric sources used during the compilation.