Also recorded as: Ayres gravel-ridge GPR; Bride coastal GPR
What the evidence supports
A 2004 peer-reviewed methodology paper illustrates a 100 MHz radar-reflection profile from The Ayres. This confirms a non-treasure geological use of GPR, but the paper does not justify treating the displayed circle as a study extent, survey footprint or exact traverse reconstruction.
Location and precision
Approximate area · radius 1.2 km. Editorial named-landscape context for The Ayres; not a source-provided centre, study extent, survey footprint or traverse.
Geometry provenance: Editorial survey context. The area is an editorial project context, not a reconstructed survey grid, traverse or anomaly position.
Why this public geometry is safe: The public geometry is a broad project context, not the working grid, anomaly coordinates or permission to enter the site.
54.407, -4.373
Editorial named-landscape context for The Ayres; not a source-provided centre, study extent, survey footprint or traverse.
Access is not implied
Survey-location context only; no access, repeat-survey or ground-disturbance permission is implied.
Legal note
The research record provides no permission for repeat survey, access, collecting or ground disturbance; follow current landowner and conservation requirements.
Sensitivity note
Survey area; Natural landscape
Sources
- Earth-Science Reviews: Ground-penetrating radar and its use in sedimentologyPrimary peer-reviewed paper whose Figure 17 identifies a 100 MHz radar-reflection profile from The Ayres coastal foreland.