Shom - 560-UJA - courant de marée : Mer d'Iroise - De l'île Vierge à la pointe de Penmarc'h
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Shom - 560-UJA - courant de marée : Mer d'Iroise - De l'île Vierge à la pointe de Penmarc'h

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Shom - Service Hydrographique et Océanographique de la Marine
In French language
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Navigate the Iroise Sea with precision using this tidal currents atlas, covering the area from Vierge Island to Penmarc’h Point. Essential for sailors, divers, and environmental studies.

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Data sheet

Who is the publisher or the author?
Shom
On what digital medium is this nautical chart / book stored?
paper medium
From which year does this nautical chart date?
2016
What type of navigation book is this?
tidal currents
What is the size?
paper medium
Picto
In French language

Specific References

UPC
400000064437
EAN13
9782111284098
New
Description détaillée

Tidal Currents Atlas: Iroise Sea – From Vierge Island to Penmarc’h Point

Publication in French
Printed version

Precision Navigation for Professionals

Master the dynamic waters of the Iroise Sea with this essential tidal currents atlas, designed for mariners who demand accuracy and reliability. Covering the stretch from Vierge Island to Penmarc’h Point along Brittany’s western coast, this publication provides hourly tidal current charts for both mean spring and neap tides. Built on decades of hydrodynamic modeling expertise, bathymetric data, and tidal analysis, it delivers unmatched precision for safe and efficient navigation in one of Europe’s most challenging maritime zones.

Engineered for Maritime Operations

This atlas is a critical tool for commercial shipping, fishing fleets, and marine engineering projects. Each of the 13 sector-specific charts visualizes current fields at one-hour intervals, allowing crews to anticipate speed, direction, and intensity variations with confidence. The Mercator projection ensures distortion-free plotting, while the reference to Brest’s high tide provides a consistent baseline for tidal calculations. Whether navigating narrow channels, planning port approaches, or assessing environmental impacts, this resource transforms complex oceanographic data into actionable intelligence.

Built for Harsh Conditions

Printed on durable, water-resistant paper, this atlas withstands the rigors of onboard use. Its 1 kg weight balances portability with readability, making it ideal for bridge workstations or field operations. The semi-diurnal tidal cycle coverage aligns with the region’s natural rhythms, offering a complete picture of tidal behavior across all phases. From dredging operations to offshore construction, this tool bridges the gap between raw data and real-world decision-making.

Beyond Navigation: Environmental and Industrial Applications

More than a navigational aid, this atlas supports coastal management and scientific research. Environmental consultants rely on its current models to assess pollutant dispersion, optimize wastewater outfall locations, or design renewable energy installations. Port authorities use it to evaluate sedimentation patterns and plan infrastructure expansions. With unlimited validity, it remains a trusted reference for long-term projects, ensuring consistency across studies and operations.

Optimized for Professional Workflows

Every detail of this atlas is tailored to professional needs. The one-hour temporal resolution captures rapid current shifts, while the clear distinction between spring and neap tides simplifies route planning. The paper format eliminates reliance on digital devices, reducing risk in areas with poor connectivity. For teams requiring digital access, a PDF version is also available, ensuring seamless integration with onboard systems or office workflows. This is not just a book—it’s a mission-critical resource for those who operate in the Iroise Sea’s demanding environment.

Navigate the Iroise Sea with Unmatched Precision
This tidal currents atlas is the definitive reference for mariners, engineers, and environmental professionals operating along Brittany’s western coast. Covering the critical stretch from Vierge Island to Penmarc’h Point, it provides hourly visualizations of tidal currents for both mean spring and neap tides, derived from advanced hydrodynamic modeling and decades of oceanographic expertise. Designed for real-world applications, it transforms complex data into clear, actionable charts that enhance safety, efficiency, and decision-making in one of Europe’s most dynamic maritime regions.

Engineered for Professional Maritime Operations
Built to support commercial shipping, fishing fleets, and marine infrastructure projects, this atlas features 13 sector-specific charts that detail current fields at one-hour intervals. The Mercator projection ensures accurate plotting without distortion, while the reference to Brest’s high tide provides a consistent baseline for tidal calculations. Whether navigating congested channels, planning port approaches, or assessing environmental impacts, this tool delivers the precision required for high-stakes operations. Its semi-diurnal tidal cycle coverage aligns with the region’s natural rhythms, offering a complete understanding of tidal behavior across all phases.

Durable, Reliable, and Ready for Field Use
Printed on water-resistant paper, this 1 kg atlas is built to withstand the harsh conditions of onboard use. Its physical format eliminates dependence on digital devices, ensuring access even in areas with poor connectivity. For teams that require digital integration, a PDF version is also available, allowing seamless compatibility with onboard systems or office workflows. The unlimited validity of the data ensures it remains a trusted resource for long-term projects, from dredging operations to offshore wind farm development.

Beyond Navigation: A Tool for Environmental and Industrial Applications
This atlas is more than a navigational aid—it’s a critical resource for coastal management and scientific research. Environmental consultants use its current models to assess pollutant dispersion, optimize wastewater outfall locations, or design renewable energy installations. Port authorities rely on it to evaluate sedimentation patterns and plan infrastructure expansions. With its clear, detailed charts, it bridges the gap between raw data and real-world applications, making it indispensable for professionals who demand accuracy and reliability in the Iroise Sea.

This tidal currents atlas provides comprehensive coverage of the Iroise Sea, from Vierge Island to Penmarc’h Point, with 13 sector-specific charts detailing current fields at one-hour intervals. Designed for mean spring and neap tides, it uses a Mercator projection for distortion-free plotting and references Brest’s high tide as its baseline. Printed on durable, water-resistant paper, the atlas weighs 1 kg and is available in a physical format, with a digital PDF version also offered for enhanced accessibility.

With over three centuries of expertise in hydrography and oceanography, this organization is the official authority for maritime cartography and tidal data in France. Renowned for its rigorous scientific standards, it provides critical resources for navigation, coastal management, and environmental studies, ensuring safety and precision in some of the world’s most challenging maritime environments.

  • Precision tidal current charts for mean spring and neap tides, covering the Iroise Sea at one-hour intervals.
  • Durable, water-resistant paper format for reliable onboard use.
  • Mercator projection ensures accurate plotting without distortion.
  • Unlimited validity for long-term projects.
  • Supports commercial navigation, environmental studies, and marine infrastructure planning.
  • Available in both physical and digital formats for versatile accessibility.
What type of projection is used for the tidal current maps?

The tidal current maps use a Mercator projection, ensuring accurate representation of directions and distances for navigation.

How many maps are included per sector in this atlas?

Each sector includes 13 maps, covering tidal currents at hourly intervals.

Is this atlas available in languages other than French?

No, the atlas is currently available only in French.

What is the reference for tidal height measurements in this atlas?

The reference for tidal height measurements is the high tide at Brest.

Does this atlas cover both spring and neap tides?

Yes, it provides tidal current data for both average spring tides and neap tides.

What is the weight of the paper version of this atlas?

The paper version weighs approximately 1 kilogram.

Can this atlas be used for environmental studies like marine discharge projects?

Yes, it is suitable for environmental studies, including marine discharge projects and port developments.

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