Research and analysis

Modelling marine recreation potential in England (MMO 1064)

Short-term study to develop a spatial model to map areas of marine recreation potential to help inform the marine planning process.

• From: Marine Management Organisation
• Published: 11 June 2014
• Last updated: 16 May 2016 — See all updates

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Modelling marine recreation potential in England (MMO 1064)

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Report note

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Annex 1: Non-technical annex

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Annex 2: Technical annex

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Supporting information for (MMO 1064) datasets

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Definition of recreation modelling input parameters

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Recreation modelled output reference codes and units

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Details

This builds on previous recreation projects, which focused on gathering spatial evidence of marine recreation at the national, East and South marine plan areas. See MMO1013 and MMO1043.

Previous work highlighted gaps in the knowledge and confidence in the distribution of marine recreational activities.

It was considered that a predictive model would help fill these gaps, and allow the recreation sector to be more fully represented in current marine plan development and marine management generally.

Improvements in source data and ongoing stakeholder validation and engagement must be considered in future iterations of the model, while in the long term actual data of suitable quality will be favoured to predicted data.

The report was published on 4 June 2014.

Published 11 June 2014
Last updated 16 May 2016 + show all updates

1. 16 May 2016

   Documents added

2. 27 March 2015

   Supporting information for MMO1064 datasets PDF added

3. 11 June 2014

   First published.