Title | Coastal morphology change in response to bulkhead removal at Edgewater Beach, South Puget Sound |
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Coastal morphology change in response to bulkhead removal at Edgewater Beach, South Puget Sound (Number of pages: 89) (Publication Size: 8097KB)
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Author(s) | Heather M. Weiner and George M. Kaminsky | ||||
Description | This report describes changes in shoreline morphology resulting from the removal of ~800 feet of shoreline armoring from the base of a historic feeder bluff at Edgewater Beach in South Puget Sound near Olympia, Washington. High-resolution, 3D topographic data were collected before and after bulkhead removal using boat-based lidar coupled with ground-based GNSS beach topography and sediment grain-size analysis. The restoration increased effective beach width and large woody debris, improved spawning habitat, and enhanced the sediment budget of the drift cell. | ||||
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Contact | George M. Kaminsky at 360-407-6797 or george.kaminsky@ecy.wa.gov | ||||
Keywords | LiDAR, morphology change, bluff, bulkhead, beach, sediment, Puget Sound, topography, feeder bluff, bulkhead removal, Edgewater Beach, large woody debris, sediment grain size, sediment transport, shoreline restoration, nearshore habitat |
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