CORILA - Consorzio per il coordinamento delle ricerche inerenti al sistema lagunare di Venezia
Project "Venezia 2021 - Programma di ricerca scientifica per una laguna regolata"
The Venice lagoon is the largest in the Mediterranean Sea with an area of ​​approximately 550 square kilometers. The presence of man dates back to the ancient Romans times and the changes introduced in this environment over time are significant. In this man-made environment there are now a number of structures that serve different purposes. The structures have been cataloged and mapped within the Venice 2021 project to identify suitable substrates for the settlement of oysters and the maps produced are made available for further studies of fouling communities, land management, but also cultural heritage. The maps were created on satellite (Sentinel and Landsat) images from 2018 and .kmz format was chosen for its immediate possibility of viewing and use through GIS programs, but also on online maps
Maps of Hard Structures in Lagoon of Venice
Guarneri, Irene. "Maps of Hard Structures in Lagoon of Venice." ROHub. Jun 17 ,2022. https://w3id.org/ro-id/63b9935e-9329-4bb9-990a-e63565a02309.
The Venice lagoon is the largest in the Mediterranean Sea with an area of ​
Economy, business and finance/Economic sector/Agriculture/Fishing industry
Maps of Hard Structures in Lagoon of Venice.
The maps were created on satellite (Sentinel and Landsat) images from 2018 and .kmz format was chosen for its immediate possibility of viewing and use through GIS programs, but also on online maps
Crime, law and justice/Crime/Computer crime
The folder contains the maps of the briccole in place in 2018 and the stumps of the degraded briccole present below the surface of the water
Single or group of wooden poles for mooring or other purposes
Location of the "piattaforma Acqua Alta" of CNR-ISMAR Metal pylons http://www.ismar.cnr.it/infrastrutture/piattaforma-acqua-alta Unit of the Meteo-Mareographic Network of the Venice Lagoon managed by the Institute for Environmental Protection (ISPRA) Concrete posts https://www.venezia.isprambiente.it/index.php?folder_id=1001&lang_id=1 SAMANET: Monitoring network of the Interregional Superintendency for Public Works for Veneto, Trentino Alto Adige and Friuli Venezia Giulia, Former Water Magistrate - Venice; Provveditorato Interregionale per le Opere Pubbliche per il Veneto, Trentino Alto Adige e Friuli Venezia Giulia, Ex Magistrato alle Acque - Venezia) http://provveditoratovenezia.mit.gov.it/pubblicazioni-antinquinamento.html Control unit of the Tide Forecasting and Reporting Center of the Municipality of Venice https://www.comune.venezia.it/content/dati-dalle-stazioni-rilevamento PS: The coordinates have been obtained from the respective sites, data of the control units can be downloaded from those pages
Facilities related to fishing and hunting activities
Poles in groups of three used to mark navigable canals (Briccole existing in 2018)
The degradation due to xylophagous organisms (gribbles and shipworms) can lead to the breaking of the poles in the water. This break generates two sections, one free to move on the surface of the water called "crocodiles", and a stump that remains stuck in the sediment called "Piranha". Bboth constitute a danger for navigation. The situation is that obtained from satellite images (Sentinel and Landsat) in 2018
Concrete structures that support a pole surmounted by a fiberglass balloon or made up of metal bands. They are used to signal the presence of underground services such as aqueduct, methane, telephone cables/optical fiber, electrical cables and sewers