Shoreline mapping and change analysis
Subtitle: technical considerations and management implications
By: edited by Mark R. Brynes, Mark Crowell, and Cindy Fowler.
Contributors: Brynes, Mark R.; Crowell, Mark.; Fowler, Cindy.
Series: Journal of coastal research -- no. 38
Publisher: Coastal Education & Research Foundation
Published: 2003
Place of publication: West Palm Beach
Language: eng
Number of pages: 215
Subjects: Coast changes -- United States -- Data processing; Shorelines -- United States -- Data processing
Notes: Cover title.
Table of contents: title: Shorline change mapping and management along the U.S. East Coast / Stephen P. Leatherman; title: National ocean service shorline: past, present, and future / Douglas Graham, Maryellen Sault, and Jonathan Bailey; title: Tidal datums and tide coordination / Kurt W. Hess; title: The difficulties in measuring a consistently defined shoreline: the problem of vertical referencing / Bruce B. Parker; title: Linking proxy-based and datum-based shorelines on a high-energy coastline: implications for shoreline change analyses / Peter Ruggiero, George M. Kaminsky, and Guy Gelfenbaum; title: Shoreline variability on the high-energy Oregon Coast and its usefulness in erosion-hazard assessments / Jonathan C. Allan, Paul D. Komar, and George R. Priest; title: Mapping shoreline change using digital orthophotogrammetry on Maui, Hawaii / Charles Fletcher ... [et al.]; title: Spatial and temporal considerations for calculating shoreline change rates in the Great Lakes Basin / Peter J. Zuzek, Robert B. Nairn, and Scott J. Thieme; title: Influence of the geologic framework on spatial variability in long-term shoreline change, Cape Henlopen to Rehoboth Beach, Delaware / Maria C. Honeycutt and David E. Krantz; title: Modernizing shoreline change analysis in Georgia using topographic survey sheets in a GIS environment / S.K. Langley ... [et al.]; title: The use of shoreline change mapping in coastal engineering project assessment / Donald K. Stauble; title: SHOALS airborn coastal mapping: past, present and future / Jennifer M. Wozencraft and W. Jeff Lillycrop.