2003-2005, Cefas, Scroby Sands Offshore Windfarm Coastal Processes Monitoring series https://portal.medin.org.uk/portal/start.php?tpc=015_f8bd3863d9e6509d9b4324daa679bf3f This project concerns a programme of research and monitoring that has been undertaken at the site of Scroby Sands Offshore Windfarm to observe, measure and quantify potential impacts on the coastal processes. This has been achieved by a series of seabed surveys and seabed landers before, during and after the construction of the offshore wind farm. These provide evidence of any potential changes in seabed bathymetry, bedforms, currents, waves and suspended sediment concentrations that may lead to disturbance of sedimentary environments or sediment transport pathways. The conclusions from the surveys show that there are high levels of bed shear stress, scour pits have been created and scour tails have been created. Swath Bathymetry surveys will continue under FEPA licence conditions to generate a time series of Digital Elevation Models - This will enable the understanding of seasonal and inter-annual variability. 20060703