According to the GES Decision, thresholds for the negative effects of permanent hydrographic changes (D7C2) must be set in a (sub) regional cooperation. Good environmental conditions in the sea in relation to hydrographic changes are assessed on a background report prepared by MOEA / S. The assessment of descriptor 7 is basically based on the same basis as the assessment of descriptor 6. The assessment of descriptor 7 is made using actual measurements, the involvement of hydrodynamic models and estimates based on experience figures. It includes available EIA reports prepared for projects at sea in accordance with specific legislation, including EIA legislation. For projects where no EIA report is available, estimates have been made of the hydrographic changes based on experience. If the project is deemed not to need an EIA report upon approval, it is assumed that the hydrographic changes are 0. If the project is before 1999 and thus before the implementation of the EIA Directive in Denmark, an estimate of the project's impact on the hydrographic conditions is made. This estimate is based on the average impact of similar projects with the same pressure factor. The assessment of descriptor 7 is based on completed or initiated projects in the period 1983-2016. This is done to ensure the greatest possible consistency with the assessment under Descriptor 6, Criterion 1 on physical loss of the seabed. The assessment of descriptor 7 includes a total of 155 projects for the Baltic Sea and the Belt Sea, which include raw material areas, offshore wind turbines, sailing channels, ports / facilities, pipelines and offshore oil and gas installations.

According to the GES Decision, thresholds for the negative effects of permanent hydrographic changes (D7C2) must be set in a (sub) regional cooperation. Good environmental conditions in the sea in relation to hydrographic changes are assessed on a background report prepared by MOEA / S. The assessment of descriptor 7 is basically based on the same basis as the assessment of descriptor 6. The assessment of descriptor 7 is made using actual measurements, the involvement of hydrodynamic models and estimates based on experience figures. It includes available EIA reports prepared for projects at sea in accordance with specific legislation, including EIA legislation. For projects where no EIA report is available, estimates have been made of the hydrographic changes based on experience. If the project is deemed not to need an EIA report upon approval, it is assumed that the hydrographic changes are 0. If the project is before 1999 and thus before the implementation of the EIA Directive in Denmark, an estimate of the project's impact on the hydrographic conditions is made. This estimate is based on the average impact of similar projects with the same pressure factor. The assessment of descriptor 7 is based on completed or initiated projects in the period 1983-2016. This is done to ensure the greatest possible consistency with the assessment under Descriptor 6, Criterion 1 on physical loss of the seabed. The assessment of descriptor 7 includes a total of 155 projects for the Baltic Sea and the Belt Sea, which include raw material areas, offshore wind turbines, sailing channels, ports / facilities, pipelines and offshore oil and gas installations.

According to the GES Decision, thresholds for the negative effects of permanent hydrographic changes (D7C2) must be set in regional or sub-regional cooperation. Thresholds have not yet been set. Good environmental conditions in the sea in relation to hydrographic changes are assessed on a background report prepared by MOEA / S. The assessment of descriptor 7 is basically based on the same basis as the assessment of descriptor 6. 155 projects are included in the assessment of hydrographic changes for the Baltic Sea and the Great Belt, which include raw material areas, offshore wind turbines, boating, ports / installations, pipelines and offshore oil and gas installations. The assessment of descriptor 7 is made using actual measurements, the inclusion of hydrodynamic models and estimates based on experience figures. It includes available EIA reports prepared for projects at sea in accordance with specific legislation, including through EIA legislation. For projects where no EIA report is available, estimates have been made of the hydrographic changes based on experience. If the project is deemed not to need an EIA report upon approval, it is assumed that the hydrographic changes are 0. If the project is before 1999 and thus before the implementation of the EIA Directive in Denmark, an estimate of the project's impact on the hydrographic conditions is made. This estimate is based on the average impact of similar projects with the same pressure factor. The assessment of descriptor 7 is based on completed or initiated projects in the period 1983-2016. This is done to ensure the greatest possible consistency with the assessment under Descriptor 6, Criterion 1 on physical loss of the seabed. For the Baltic Sea and the Belt Sea, it is estimated that 11.6 km2 of the seabed's overall habitats are adversely affected by permanent hydrographic changes.

According to the GES Decision, thresholds for the negative effects of permanent hydrographic changes (D7C2) must be set in regional or sub-regional cooperation. Thresholds have not yet been set. Good environmental conditions in the sea in relation to hydrographic changes are assessed on a background report prepared by MOEA / S. The assessment of descriptor 7 is basically based on the same basis as the assessment of descriptor 6. 155 projects are included in the assessment of hydrographic changes for the Baltic Sea and the Great Belt, which include raw material areas, offshore wind turbines, boating, ports / installations, pipelines and offshore oil and gas installations. The assessment of descriptor 7 is made using actual measurements, the inclusion of hydrodynamic models and estimates based on experience figures. It includes available EIA reports prepared for projects at sea in accordance with specific legislation, including through EIA legislation. For projects where no EIA report is available, estimates have been made of the hydrographic changes based on experience. If the project is deemed not to need an EIA report upon approval, it is assumed that the hydrographic changes are 0. If the project is before 1999 and thus before the implementation of the EIA Directive in Denmark, an estimate of the project's impact on the hydrographic conditions is made. This estimate is based on the average impact of similar projects with the same pressure factor. The assessment of descriptor 7 is based on completed or initiated projects in the period 1983-2016. This is done to ensure the greatest possible consistency with the assessment under Descriptor 6, Criterion 1 on physical loss of the seabed. For the Baltic Sea and the Belt Sea, it is estimated that 11.6 km2 of the seabed's overall habitats are adversely affected by permanent hydrographic changes.

According to the GES Decision, thresholds for the negative effects of permanent hydrographic changes (D7C2) must be set in regional or sub-regional cooperation. Thresholds have not yet been set. Good environmental conditions in the sea in relation to hydrographic changes are assessed on a background report prepared by MOEA / S. The assessment of descriptor 7 is basically based on the same basis as the assessment of descriptor 6. 155 projects are included in the assessment of hydrographic changes for the Baltic Sea and the Great Belt, which include raw material areas, offshore wind turbines, boating, ports / installations, pipelines and offshore oil and gas installations. The assessment of descriptor 7 is made using actual measurements, the inclusion of hydrodynamic models and estimates based on experience figures. It includes available EIA reports prepared for projects at sea in accordance with specific legislation, including through EIA legislation. For projects where no EIA report is available, estimates have been made of the hydrographic changes based on experience. If the project is deemed not to need an EIA report upon approval, it is assumed that the hydrographic changes are 0. If the project is before 1999 and thus before the implementation of the EIA Directive in Denmark, an estimate of the project's impact on the hydrographic conditions is made. This estimate is based on the average impact of similar projects with the same pressure factor. The assessment of descriptor 7 is based on completed or initiated projects in the period 1983-2016. This is done to ensure the greatest possible consistency with the assessment under Descriptor 6, Criterion 1 on physical loss of the seabed. For the Baltic Sea and the Belt Sea, it is estimated that 11.6 km2 of the seabed's overall habitats are adversely affected by permanent hydrographic changes.

According to the GES Decision, thresholds for the negative effects of permanent hydrographic changes (D7C2) must be set in regional or sub-regional cooperation. Thresholds have not yet been set. Good environmental conditions in the sea in relation to hydrographic changes are assessed on a background report prepared by MOEA / S. The assessment of descriptor 7 is basically based on the same basis as the assessment of descriptor 6. 155 projects are included in the assessment of hydrographic changes for the Baltic Sea and the Great Belt, which include raw material areas, offshore wind turbines, boating, ports / installations, pipelines and offshore oil and gas installations. The assessment of descriptor 7 is made using actual measurements, the inclusion of hydrodynamic models and estimates based on experience figures. It includes available EIA reports prepared for projects at sea in accordance with specific legislation, including through EIA legislation. For projects where no EIA report is available, estimates have been made of the hydrographic changes based on experience. If the project is deemed not to need an EIA report upon approval, it is assumed that the hydrographic changes are 0. If the project is before 1999 and thus before the implementation of the EIA Directive in Denmark, an estimate of the project's impact on the hydrographic conditions is made. This estimate is based on the average impact of similar projects with the same pressure factor. The assessment of descriptor 7 is based on completed or initiated projects in the period 1983-2016. This is done to ensure the greatest possible consistency with the assessment under Descriptor 6, Criterion 1 on physical loss of the seabed. For the Baltic Sea and the Belt Sea, it is estimated that 11.6 km2 of the seabed's overall habitats are adversely affected by permanent hydrographic changes.

According to the GES Decision, thresholds for the negative effects of permanent hydrographic changes (D7C2) must be set in regional or sub-regional cooperation. Thresholds have not yet been set. Good environmental conditions in the sea in relation to hydrographic changes are assessed on a background report prepared by MOEA / S. The assessment of descriptor 7 is basically based on the same basis as the assessment of descriptor 6. 155 projects are included in the assessment of hydrographic changes for the Baltic Sea and the Great Belt, which include raw material areas, offshore wind turbines, boating, ports / installations, pipelines and offshore oil and gas installations. The assessment of descriptor 7 is made using actual measurements, the inclusion of hydrodynamic models and estimates based on experience figures. It includes available EIA reports prepared for projects at sea in accordance with specific legislation, including through EIA legislation. For projects where no EIA report is available, estimates have been made of the hydrographic changes based on experience. If the project is deemed not to need an EIA report upon approval, it is assumed that the hydrographic changes are 0. If the project is before 1999 and thus before the implementation of the EIA Directive in Denmark, an estimate of the project's impact on the hydrographic conditions is made. This estimate is based on the average impact of similar projects with the same pressure factor. The assessment of descriptor 7 is based on completed or initiated projects in the period 1983-2016. This is done to ensure the greatest possible consistency with the assessment under Descriptor 6, Criterion 1 on physical loss of the seabed. For the Baltic Sea and the Belt Sea, it is estimated that 11.6 km2 of the seabed's overall habitats are adversely affected by permanent hydrographic changes.

According to the GES Decision, thresholds for the negative effects of permanent hydrographic changes (D7C2) must be set in regional or sub-regional cooperation. Thresholds have not yet been set. Good environmental conditions in the sea in relation to hydrographic changes are assessed on a background report prepared by MOEA / S. The assessment of descriptor 7 is basically based on the same basis as the assessment of descriptor 6. 155 projects are included in the assessment of hydrographic changes for the Baltic Sea and the Great Belt, which include raw material areas, offshore wind turbines, boating, ports / installations, pipelines and offshore oil and gas installations. The assessment of descriptor 7 is made using actual measurements, the inclusion of hydrodynamic models and estimates based on experience figures. It includes available EIA reports prepared for projects at sea in accordance with specific legislation, including through EIA legislation. For projects where no EIA report is available, estimates have been made of the hydrographic changes based on experience. If the project is deemed not to need an EIA report upon approval, it is assumed that the hydrographic changes are 0. If the project is before 1999 and thus before the implementation of the EIA Directive in Denmark, an estimate of the project's impact on the hydrographic conditions is made. This estimate is based on the average impact of similar projects with the same pressure factor. The assessment of descriptor 7 is based on completed or initiated projects in the period 1983-2016. This is done to ensure the greatest possible consistency with the assessment under Descriptor 6, Criterion 1 on physical loss of the seabed. For the Baltic Sea and the Belt Sea, it is estimated that 11.6 km2 of the seabed's overall habitats are adversely affected by permanent hydrographic changes.

According to the GES Decision, thresholds for the negative effects of permanent hydrographic changes (D7C2) must be set in regional or sub-regional cooperation. Thresholds have not yet been set. Good environmental conditions in the sea in relation to hydrographic changes are assessed on a background report prepared by MOEA / S. The assessment of descriptor 7 is basically based on the same basis as the assessment of descriptor 6. 155 projects are included in the assessment of hydrographic changes for the Baltic Sea and the Great Belt, which include raw material areas, offshore wind turbines, boating, ports / installations, pipelines and offshore oil and gas installations. The assessment of descriptor 7 is made using actual measurements, the inclusion of hydrodynamic models and estimates based on experience figures. It includes available EIA reports prepared for projects at sea in accordance with specific legislation, including through EIA legislation. For projects where no EIA report is available, estimates have been made of the hydrographic changes based on experience. If the project is deemed not to need an EIA report upon approval, it is assumed that the hydrographic changes are 0. If the project is before 1999 and thus before the implementation of the EIA Directive in Denmark, an estimate of the project's impact on the hydrographic conditions is made. This estimate is based on the average impact of similar projects with the same pressure factor. The assessment of descriptor 7 is based on completed or initiated projects in the period 1983-2016. This is done to ensure the greatest possible consistency with the assessment under Descriptor 6, Criterion 1 on physical loss of the seabed. For the Baltic Sea and the Belt Sea, it is estimated that 11.6 km2 of the seabed's overall habitats are adversely affected by permanent hydrographic changes.

According to the GES Decision, thresholds for the negative effects of permanent hydrographic changes (D7C2) must be set in regional or sub-regional cooperation. Thresholds have not yet been set. Good environmental conditions in the sea in relation to hydrographic changes are assessed on a background report prepared by MOEA / S. The assessment of descriptor 7 is basically based on the same basis as the assessment of descriptor 6. 155 projects are included in the assessment of hydrographic changes for the Baltic Sea and the Great Belt, which include raw material areas, offshore wind turbines, boating, ports / installations, pipelines and offshore oil and gas installations. The assessment of descriptor 7 is made using actual measurements, the inclusion of hydrodynamic models and estimates based on experience figures. It includes available EIA reports prepared for projects at sea in accordance with specific legislation, including through EIA legislation. For projects where no EIA report is available, estimates have been made of the hydrographic changes based on experience. If the project is deemed not to need an EIA report upon approval, it is assumed that the hydrographic changes are 0. If the project is before 1999 and thus before the implementation of the EIA Directive in Denmark, an estimate of the project's impact on the hydrographic conditions is made. This estimate is based on the average impact of similar projects with the same pressure factor. The assessment of descriptor 7 is based on completed or initiated projects in the period 1983-2016. This is done to ensure the greatest possible consistency with the assessment under Descriptor 6, Criterion 1 on physical loss of the seabed. For the Baltic Sea and the Belt Sea, it is estimated that 11.6 km2 of the seabed's overall habitats are adversely affected by permanent hydrographic changes.

According to the GES Decision, thresholds for the negative effects of permanent hydrographic changes (D7C2) must be set in regional or sub-regional cooperation. Thresholds have not yet been set. Good environmental conditions in the sea in relation to hydrographic changes are assessed on a background report prepared by MOEA / S. The assessment of descriptor 7 is basically based on the same basis as the assessment of descriptor 6. 155 projects are included in the assessment of hydrographic changes for the Baltic Sea and the Great Belt, which include raw material areas, offshore wind turbines, boating, ports / installations, pipelines and offshore oil and gas installations. The assessment of descriptor 7 is made using actual measurements, the inclusion of hydrodynamic models and estimates based on experience figures. It includes available EIA reports prepared for projects at sea in accordance with specific legislation, including through EIA legislation. For projects where no EIA report is available, estimates have been made of the hydrographic changes based on experience. If the project is deemed not to need an EIA report upon approval, it is assumed that the hydrographic changes are 0. If the project is before 1999 and thus before the implementation of the EIA Directive in Denmark, an estimate of the project's impact on the hydrographic conditions is made. This estimate is based on the average impact of similar projects with the same pressure factor. The assessment of descriptor 7 is based on completed or initiated projects in the period 1983-2016. This is done to ensure the greatest possible consistency with the assessment under Descriptor 6, Criterion 1 on physical loss of the seabed. For the Baltic Sea and the Belt Sea, it is estimated that 11.6 km2 of the seabed's overall habitats are adversely affected by permanent hydrographic changes.