Magic Sheet 63 Sant’Antioco — Level 2,3,4 (RNDT Dataset) — Version 2.0

Representation of the geo-referenced map only relating to the sheet in question, for the following three levels descritti:Livello 2: Morphological units (UM)Represent large units within which morphological traits (EM of Level 3) are grouped even different but whose predominance is characteristic and indicative of certain processes or geological phenomena.Level 3: Morphobatimetric elements (EM)Represent individual, physically distinct morphological elements, specifically associated with a precise geological process or, in certain cases, to indeterminable processes on an exclusively morphobatimetric basis. In this case, the genesis of the EM remains indefinite.Level 4: Criticality PointsRepresent one or more EMs of Level 3 which, in the opinion of the interpreter, indicate the existence of a risk, understood as a concrete possibility that, if a given event occurs, it could harm people and/or infrastructure (even if it is impossible to specify the probability and how long such an event may occur). Representation of the geo-referenced map only relating to the sheet in question, for the following three levels descritti:Livello 2: Morphological units (UM)Represent large units within which morphological traits (EM of Level 3) are grouped even different but whose predominance is characteristic and indicative of certain processes or geological phenomena.Level 3: Morphobatimetric elements (EM)Represent individual, physically distinct morphological elements, specifically associated with a precise geological process or, in certain cases, to indeterminable processes on an exclusively morphobatimetric basis. In this case, the genesis of the EM remains indefinite.Level 4: Criticality PointsRepresent one or more EMs of Level 3 which, in the opinion of the interpreter, indicate the existence of a risk, understood as a concrete possibility that, if a given event occurs, it could harm people and/or infrastructure (even if it is impossible to specify the probability and how long such an event may occur).