€15m allocated to seabed mapping programme

The government has committed €15m over the next five years to national marine mapping programme.

Tue, 31 Dec, 2013 - 13:41

The government has committed €15m over the next five years to national marine mapping programme.

The INFOMAR project covers 125,000 square kilometres of underwater territory by producing new mapping and integrated products covering the Irish maritime space.

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