GPR / survey · Modern geological research

The Ayres Coastal-Geology GPR

Published research used GPR to investigate the internal structure and development of The Ayres coastal plain.

Also recorded as: Ayres gravel-ridge GPR; Bride coastal GPR

What the evidence supports

This is a confirmed non-treasure use of GPR for coastal geology and sedimentary interpretation. The broad area reflects a landscape-scale research project, not a single archaeological anomaly or an exact traverse reconstruction.

Location and precision

Approximate area · radius 1.2 km. Broad landscape centre for the published Ayres study; individual survey transects are not reconstructed here.

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
Broad landscape centre for the published Ayres study; individual survey transects are not reconstructed here.

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.

Read the primary-source legal guide.

Sensitivity note

Survey area; Natural landscape

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