10.1594/PANGAEA.971980Brocard, GillesGillesBrocard0000-0002-0997-2995Archéorient, Université Lyon 2Vitale, QuentinQuentinVitaleArchéorient, Université Lyon 2Jouve, GuillaumeGuillaumeJouve0000-0003-4648-4445Exail, Sonar Systems, La CiotatDarras, LionelLionelDarrasArchéorient, Université Lyon 2Benech, ChristopheChristopheBenechArchéorient, Université Lyon 2Mattio, LaurentLaurentMattioExail, Sonar Systems, La CiotatGoiran, Jean-PhilippeJean-PhilippeGoiranArchéorient, Université Lyon 2PANGAEA2024Echoes 10000imagesLagoonOrbetellosub-bottom profilesEvent labelDate/Time of eventLatitude of eventLongitude of eventLocation of eventBinary ObjectBinary Object (Media Type)Binary Object (File Size)File contentSub-bottom profiler, iXblue, Echoes 10000Labex IMU (Urbo)Thalassocracies Sans Ports (IDEX)2021-10-13T10:06:48/2022-07-01T15:05:45Dataset294 data pointstext/tab-separated-valuesCreative Commons Attribution 4.0 InternationalSub-bottom profiles were acquired in the lagoon of Orbetello in 2021 and 2022 using an Exail Echoes 10000 profiler, in water depths of 1.0 to 1.5 m. The surveys allowed successful imaging of lagoon layers and its underlying substrate, down to depth of 15 m. The Echoes 10000 was mounted on a pole attached to a boat provided by the Fishermen's Cooperative of Orbetello (Cooperativa Pescatori di Orbetello). The surveys were made possible owing to a scientific and technical collaboration between the French CNRS, via the Archéorient laboratory (university of Lyon 2) and the Exail (Ixblue) company. It was funded by project IDEX Thalassocracies without Port and by project Labex IMU Intelligence of Urban Worlds - Urbo. The goal of these surveys was to understand how the triple tombolo of Orbetello has formed, and how the lagoon has developed in between the two outer tombolos in Holocene time. Data include 46 profiles, provided as jpg images, SEG-Y and CHP files generated from processed XTF files handled using the Delph Geo acquisition and interpretation software (Exail).CHP (CHirP file): chirp waveform can be adjusted during aquisition using the Echoes 10000. The SEG-Y file contains the main parameters necessary for processing (such as frequency range, and pulse duration). However at times, a non-linear chirp maybe used, or an amplitude modulation. These informations are not carried by the SEG-Y file. The Delph Geo Interpretation software reads these additionnal informations in the CHP file.11.17514511.2756942.41971542.461494Orbetello Lagoon, Italy