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Going to the Beach? Instructions on Completing Activities for the Coastal Geomorphology Laboratory

Going to the Beach? Instructions on Completing Activities for the Coastal Geomorphology Laboratory

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Task 1: Calculate erosion along the Suffolk coastline in the U.K. using ground survey

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Page 1: Going to the Beach? Instructions on Completing Activities for the Coastal Geomorphology Laboratory

Going to the

Beach?

Instructions on Completing Activities for the Coastal Geomorphology Laboratory

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Activity 1: Analyze sea cliff loss

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Task 1: Calculate erosion along the Suffolk coastline in the U.K. using ground survey

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SUBMISSION IS ADVANCING AT A FRIGHTFUL SPEED

1 meter per flag

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Task 1: Calculate erosion along the Suffolk coastline in the U.K. using ground survey

• Finish table

• Calculate erosion rates

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Task 2. Analyze change in a coastal landslide using aerial photography

Looking east

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Task 2. Analyze change in a coastal landslide using aerial photography

Bluff (small cliff) retreat from landsliding: how fast? how much?

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Task 2. Analyze change in a coastal landslide using aerial photography

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Task 2. Analyze change in a coastal landslide using aerial photography

Analyze 1976 and 1995 and then answer: how much farmland has been lost (sq. meters) and how fast?

1.Download these files from the web page version of the assignment2.Print ’76

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Task 2. Analyze change in a coastal landslide using aerial photography

Analyze 1976 and 1995 and then answer: how much farmland has been lost (sq. meters) and how fast?

1.Print ’762.Color lost farmland3.Make 10 m grid4.Count up lost area5.Measure biggest distance lost & calculate rate of retreat

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Task 3. Analyze change at Point Reyes using a historical map

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Task 4. Compare rates of cliff retreat

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Activity 1: Task 5 Calculating very long-term rates of cliff retreat using offshore rocks and

sea stacks

Sea level change curves

Approx. last major glacial

event

~6000 YbpPretty close to today…

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Activity 1: Task 5 Calculating very long-term rates of cliff retreat using offshore rocks and

sea stacks (10 points)

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Activity 1: Task 5 Calculating very long-term rates of cliff retreat using offshore rocks and

sea stacks

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Overview of Activity 2

You study change in depositional (beach)

contexts, using a mixture of maps, aerial photography, and satellite images.

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Activity 2

• Task 1. Analyze human modification of California beach: Humboldt Bay

• Task 2. Analyze change accomplished by major storms– Study the effect of Hurricanes on the Dauphin

Island (a barrier island)

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Task 1. Analyze human modification of California beaches

You analyze Humboldt Bay

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Task 1. Analyze human modification of California beaches

You analyze Humboldt Bay… add Jetties

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Task 2. Analyze change accomplished by major storms

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Task 2. Analyze change accomplished by major storms

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Draw out the area lost, using scale

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