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LLW Repository LtdCoastal Studies Forward ProgrammeData Compilation and Position StatementContents Amendment RecordThis report has been issued and amended as follows:Issue Revision Description Date Signed1 0 Draft for comment 14.8.09 RM1 1 Final incorporating clientreview comments1 2 Revised following additionalclient comments10.12.09 PRF11.05.10 PRF
Contents1 Introduction 11.1 Coastal studies forward programme 11.2 Scope of work 21.3 Summary of work to date 21.4 Update since Halcrow (2009b) 72 Coastal System Characterisation 92.1 Historical data review 92.2 Nearshore hydrodynamics 92.3 Landform characterisation 142.4 Sediment budget and boundary conditions 142.5 Inheritance and sea-level change 182.6 Shoreline resistance to change 223 Coastal Monitoring 243.1 Baseline survey 243.2 Annual monitoring – repeat LiDAR surveys 243.3 Repeat baseline survey 253.4 Coastal inspections 253.5 Summary of monitoring results 254 Conceptual Coastal Change Projection Model 304.1 Conceptual model development 304.2 Conceptual coastal change projection models and results 345 Conclusions and Recommendations 426 References 44AppendicesA Catalogue of historical data setsBCReview of papers relevant to the coastal studies programmeBibliography
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