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Southern Maine Beach Profile Monitoring Program
Entry ID:
gomc_148
Summary
Abstract:
SUMMARY of 1999 - 2001 data - Moderately and highly developed beaches
experienced more change.In geological time, two years cannot be considered a trend. But the first patterns to emerge suggest that moderately and highly developed beaches experienced more change overall during these first years of beach profile monitoring, while undeveloped beaches exhibited less change or appeared to be more ... ![]() Purpose: Conflicts among towns/beach communities and scientists/regulators regarding beach management have resulted from poor communication, despite common goals of preserving healthy beaches.Many sand beaches in southern Maine are being rapidly degraded by impacts from shoreline engineering (sea walls, jetties, dredging, etc), sea-level rise and coastal storms. The data collected by this ... ![]()
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Geographic Coverage
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Temporal Coverage
Start Date:
1999-04-01
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Quality
Yes a QA program is in place.
Access Constraints
none
Use Constraints
none
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Data Set Progress
IN WORK
Data Center
Distribution
Distribution Media:
Online Internet (HTTP)
Fees:
No
Personnel
Role:
DIF AUTHOR
Phone:
207-646-1555 x115
Email:
kristen.whiting-grant at maine.edu
Contact Address:
WNERR
342 Laudholm Farm Rd
City:
Wells
Province or State:
ME
Postal Code:
04090
Country:
USA
Publications/References
Emery, K.O., 1965, A Simple Method of Measuring Beach Profiles, Liminology and
Oceanography, V.6 No. 1, pps. 90 - 93. Creation and Review Dates
DIF Creation Date:
2006-08-09
Last DIF Revision Date:
2006-12-06
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