1. Review of Phase ii & National Network
Andrew Bradbury

2. Beach surveys Topographic Good performance most contractors - improved
Good performance most local authority teams - improved
Most sites profile surveys loaded to SANDS
Raw data – QA checked available on website
SANDS profiles available
Spot height and ground models in BMP areas
10 year data review for next year

5. Sub-cell: 5F (Pooleh Bay)
Year
Volume (‘000 m3)
Beach Volume above MLWS
2003
1,174
2007
2,337
2012
2,021
Difference in Volume
847
1,163
-315
Recharge Volume
2,302
2,074
228
Difference in volume minus recharge: Natural change
-1,455
-911
-544
Sub-cell 5f (Christchurch Bay)
Year
Volume ('000m3)
Beach Volume above MLWS
2003
1,332
2007
1,443
2012
1,395
Difference in Volume 63
111
-48
Recharge Volume 29 14 15
Difference in Volume minus Recharge: Natural Change 34 97
-63

6. Bathymetry-phase 2 Multibeam surveys Incomplete surveys
Selsey-Eastbourne
Surveyed not processed
Eastbourne-Dungeness
Re-tender
Contractor administration
Poole Bay – joint MCA
Opportunities for collaborative funding/working
MCA/UKHO quality control – agreement signed

7. LIDAR-delivery Data delivery to be made by Geomatics
Funding removed from programme
CLG rules
Data on website
Online browser or download
2010 data onwards available on request for partners – not on website –
New LIDAR to be added with EA licence
Reviewed data type
unfiltered data loaded routinely
Flying programme to be made available on website

8. Aerial Survey
One set of orthophotos produced during 5 year period (2008) next survey planned 2013
No new data since last year
Orthophotos produced from historical data (1986 And 1994)
Plan shape mapping of coastal cliffs
Available as shp files on website (2008 and 2005)

9. Waves and tides No new buoys Reviewing current coverage and usage
Renewals programme - provision for replacement of existing network.
Rye and Bracklesham sites taken over from EA flood forecasting additional funding provided
Complementary programme to investigate design for bimodal conditions funded for 2012/14
Model design commenced
Analytical programme validation of Met Office models in progress
Continued challenges with wave period
Wave heights better

10. Ecology Baseline survey for BAP habitats completed
Quality control shows inconsistency
Some local corrections made
Copyright difficulties with distribution due to OS base mapping-
PDFS now available on website (2005)
Data available for Mastermap licence holders from EA
Future revisions to mapping to be conducted without using copyrighted base material
Ongoing discussions with conservation agencies
NE invited to join collaborative procurement to improve product and save costs
No positive response yet

11. Annual survey report Summary report Easy to use at a glance
Minimal text
Detail appended on CD
Comments on content
Positive feedback
Review of content in progress at present
Future content to include inter-annual variability

12. Training Matlab GIS SANDS GPS surveying- inhouse teams
Application of data in beach management
Local support – lead authority teams
Southern Coastal Group workshops
Beach recycling
Toe structures
Beach recharge (Feb)

13. Recent data usage Bournemouth (topo, bathy surf reef)
NUPSIG research (post storm) - ongoing
Hampshire CC - flythroughs
Lydd Ranges (topo)
Eastbourne (bathymetry)
Barton cliff stability (Laser scans, topo)
Sediment transport study (all data) SCOPAC
Isle of Wight ferry mitigation measures (Laser scan,aerial, LIDAR)
Lymington Harbour muddy recharge performance (bathy, LIDAR, aerial)
Pagham Spit (topo – LIDAR, aerial) – conservation related discussions
National erosion mapping (orthophotos) – revisions to methodology
Poole Bay dynamic coast (lidar, ecology, orthophotos)
Seabed mapping – marine plan MMO
Christchurch harbour flood risk assessment (LIDAR)
North Solent barrier beach evolution (orthophotos, LIDAR, profiles)
Bimodal waves (waves) – support for FDGIA investigation
Sediment sinks and stores – SCOPAC
Hindcast of beach performance (waves, topo) EA R& D project
Performance of toe structures (Topo, aerial)
ICOAST (orthophotos, LIDAR, profiles) EA/NERC R & D
Target future use at sites in MTP
Not all sites using data in applications

14. Data delivery
New approaches under investigation for “large” data sets eg laser scan
New licensing
LA Partners have agreed to make all data freely available and free
OGL to be used
EA data
Originally all data to be made freely available and free to all - signed off at highest level in EA
EA unable to honour agreement due to internal regulations
EA provided data to be made available with non-commercial licence
For non commercial use only

15. Downloads and on line viewer
Over 100,000 data sets now available
Ortho-rectified photography
False colour infrared photography
Non-rectified photography
Lidar data
Topographic data
Hydrographic data
Photogrammetric data
Seabed Mapping
Sediment distribution data
Cliff Lines
Waves/Tides
Management units
GPS control points
Coastal places
OSGB grid
Downloads and on line viewer

16. Web site statistics Number of visitors-approx 790,000 (602,000)
Annual hits approx 30m, (30m)
Types data accessed
User types
Regular users

17. Follow up actions to last annual review
Recycling records
Still need better information
Engage EA area teams
Improve decision making process in beach management
Implementation of regional BMP project
Better use of historical data
Orthos available for Aerial surveys (copyright restricted)
Integration of coastal ecology
Regional habitat creation programme= Medmerry
Photo library
Expanded

18. Who’s involved? National integration of coastal risk monitoring data
civil hydrography programme
seabed mapping SW SE
ANGLIAN NE NW
National Coastal monitoring network
E Riding
Water framework directive
Regional habitat creation programmes
MMO
CSA
BGS geological mapping
National integration of coastal risk monitoring data
UKCIP
UKCMF
Estuary management plans
TE2100
Humber
NFCDD

19. Progress to date Development of national procurement framework
Framework established
Contracts let (bathy, hydrodynamic)
Refinement of specifications
Development of ecological requirements with various agencies
Service level agreements for partners established
All topo work being conducted by inhouse teams – leading to 15% saving
Worthing, Canterbury, Shepway, Havant, New Forest

20. Funding
£12.3m 5 years funding agreed by EA (SE plus national elements)
Signed off
MTP allocations conflict with approvals
£1.54m allocation
£0.4m shortfall against approved sum

21. External contributions
Opportunities
MCA
Agreement signed
Collaborative contracts
UKHO
Wildlife trusts
Academic research
National Trust NE
Utilities
Commercial organisations

22. Regional scale decision making improved- reliance on programme maturity
Systematic regional trends e.g.
Beach evolution
Review of beach management impacts
Saltmarsh loss
Wave climate
Redefine design and forecasting conditions

23. National Coastal Erosion Risk Mapping
Difficulties with baseline quality
Assistance with LA validation
Validation from aerial surveys
Future validation for updating
Cliff line positions added to website

24. Strategic National benefits- national indicators
Outputs for some key national targets “fall-out” of regional programmes
Outputs
Cliff top, toe
MHW, MLW
Saltmarsh extents
Plan shape spits, barriers