Évolution du trait de côte français (BRGM, 2003) - [Ligne]

Représentation linéaire permettant d'observer l'évolution du trait de côte français. Les données sont issues du projet EUROSION, 2003.

La table attributaire est composée de 16 champs :

• cesgcd : Coastal Erosion SeGment CoDe. This is a unique code for every coastal segment. It consists of the ISO country code followed by a sequential number per country.
• cesgln : Coastal Erosion SeGment LeNgth. Length of the segment in meters. This attribute only has an added value if the final database is in a lat/long coordinate system. If the final database is in a projected coordinate system where the units are meters, this field contains the same information as the required ArcGIS field ShapeLength.
• nurgcdv : NUTS ReGion Code Version 7. Identification of NUTS administrative regions on level 3 (NUTS version 7), to which coastal segment belongs.
• cemov1 : Coastal Erosion MOrpho-sedimentological code Version 1. It is the Morpho-Sedimentology code according to the nomenclature provided in table CEMO.INF.
• cemov2 : Coastal Erosion MOrpho-sedimentological code Version 2. Coastal Erosion MOrpho-sedimentological code in Coastal Erosion Layer (CEL) database – version 2. It is the Morpho-Sedimentology code according to the nomenclature provided in table CEMO.INF.
• ceevv1 : Coastal Erosion EVolutionary trend Version 1. Coastal Erosion EVolutionary trend from Corine Coastal Erosion (CCEr) database version 1. It is the evolutionary trend code according to the nomenclature provided in table CEEV.INF.
• ceevv2 : Coastal Erosion EVolutionary trend Version 2. Coast Erosion EVolutionary trend in Coastal Erosion Layer (CEL) database – version 2. It is the evolutionary trend code according to the nomenclature provided in table CEEV.INF.
• cegov2 : Coastal Erosion GeOlogical code. Coastal Erosion GeOlogical code in Coastal Erosion Layer (CEL) database – version 2. It is the geological code according to the nomenclature provided in table CEGO.INF. The nomenclature includes 36 different items within 3 levels of increasing details depending on available knowledge. These 3 levels allow representation of more or less detailed knowledge. The most detailed class code should be attached to each coastal segment when possible.
• cedwv1 : Coastal Erosion Defense Works Version 1. Coastal Erosion Defense Works in Corine Coastal Erosion (CCEr) database version 1. Indication of presence of man-made defensive structures. The content of this attribute is documented in table CEDW.INF.
• cedwv2 : Coastal Erosion Defense Works Version 2. Coastal Erosion Defense Works in Coastal Erosion Layer (CEL) database – version 2. Indication of presence of man-made defensive structures. The content of this attribute is documented in table CEDW.INF.
• cedc :Coastal Erosion Data Change. Indication of change in values between CCEr database (version 1) and CEL (version 2).
• covered :