Bathymetric plans

Nautical charts are fundamental documents in maritime navigation, where the configuration of the coast is represented in detail , as well as the bathymetric elevation that indicates the depth of the water in relation to the zero level. These plans provide crucial information for the planning and execution of a wide range of projects related to the coastal and marine environment.

Among the projects for which these charts are essential are the construction of  marinas and commercial ports , where it is crucial to have accurate information on the depth of the water and the characteristics of the seabed. In addition, they are fundamental in the planning and construction of  breakwaters  to protect the coast from erosion and tides, as well as in the  regeneration of beaches , where the aim is to restore and maintain the quality and environmental value of these spaces.

In addition, nautical charts are essential tools in  sandbank maintenance studies , which involve the periodic evaluation of beach erosion and sedimentation to guarantee their stability and sustainable use. They are also used in detailed studies of seabed types, which can range from sand and gravel to algae and rocks, providing crucial information for the management and conservation of marine ecosystems.