1. SWRCMP Progress Report and Programme Developments
Simon Humphry- Project Engineer
Teignbridge District Council
Good Morning
overview of the progress and proposals for the next 5 year phase

2. Wave Buoy and Tide Gauge Network
Proposal for the next stage is to keep the network as it
No scientific justification to increase the number of wave buoys at present.

3. Proposal for the next stage is to keep the network as it
No scientific justification to increase the number of wave buoys at present.

4. Winter Storms Vs Wave Buoy and Tide Gauge Network
Torbay adrift
Chesil adrift
Perranporth adrift
Porthleven shaken to destruction
Teignmouth Pier (Wave radar) power supply broken
Proposal for the next stage is to keep the network as it
No scientific justification to increase the number of wave buoys at present.
Tor Bay Waverider buoy, washed up on Chesil Beach. Photo courtesy of Fugro EMU Limited

5. LiDAR Surveys
In light of lessons learnt with in phase one of the programme the LiDAR survey work has been split up into 3 work packages rather than one complete package to spread reasources
Problems with Tidal restrictions and weather- difficult to complete work in the available time
LiDAR surveys are planned through out the programme with surveys of high risk sites such as saltmarsh, dune, soft cliffs being flown on a yearly basis. It is expected that a full base line LiDAR survey will be flown in Year 3

6. LiDAR Surveys Complete LiDAR coverage of the South West Coast Line
Recovery LiDAR flown for Isles of Scilly and the North Cornwall Coast
High Risk Sites to be flown 2015/16
© Environment Agency
In light of lessons learnt with in phase one of the programme the LiDAR survey work has been split up into 3 work packages rather than one complete package to spread reasources
Problems with Tidal restrictions and weather- difficult to complete work in the available time
LiDAR surveys are planned through out the programme with surveys of high risk sites such as saltmarsh, dune, soft cliffs being flown on a yearly basis. It is expected that a full base line LiDAR survey will be flown in Year 3

7. Aerial Photography

8. Aerial Photography

9. Aerial Photography

10. Aerial Photography

11. Aerial Photography Complete coverage from Portland Bill to Maisemore
10 cm High resolution
Easy to access from web
site
Download to GIS

12. Bathymetric Surveys
Tender Awarded for Swath Multi Beam - Par Sands to Harland Point
Trial of Bathymetric Lidar
Habitat mapping will be carried out in year 4 of the programme based on 2012 Aerial Photography.
Only habitat mapping that is a statuary will be mapped in this phase.
Data avaible on web site as phase one – Emerlad going into improvement into web site later.

13. Bathymetric Surveys
Tender Awarded for Swath Multi Beam - Par Sands to Harland Point
Trial of Bathymetric Lidar
Habitat mapping will be carried out in year 4 of the programme based on 2012 Aerial Photography.
Only habitat mapping that is a statuary will be mapped in this phase.
Data avaible on web site as phase one – Emerlad going into improvement into web site later.

14. Spilt into 5 work Packages
Habitat Mapping
Spilt into 5 work Packages
Tender to be awarded
Habitat mapping will be carried out in year 4 of the programme based on 2012 Aerial Photography.
Only habitat mapping that is a statuary will be mapped in this phase.
Data avaible on web site as phase one – Emerlad going into improvement into web site later.

15. Topographical Surveys
TSW 4
TSW 3
TSW 1
The area of coastline will be spilt up into 4 work packages let to consultants with one an additional survey package surveyed in house
The profile spacing will be variable from 50m to 500 meters and frequency will be on a risk basis Also from request form partners for additional survey work or post storm survey.
Availability of post storm surveys.
More detailed surveys will be carried out yearly on beach management sites
PCO Survey Team
TSW 2

16. Topographical Surveys
Spring interim Surveys Complete
Baseline surveys complete
Autumn interims underway
Isles of Scilly surveys complete
The area of coastline will be spilt up into 4 work packages let to consultants with one an additional survey package surveyed in house
The profile spacing will be variable from 50m to 500 meters and frequency will be on a risk basis Also from request form partners for additional survey work or post storm survey.
Availability of post storm surveys.
More detailed surveys will be carried out yearly on beach management sites

17. Topographical Surveys
The area of coastline will be spilt up into 4 work packages let to consultants with one an additional survey package surveyed in house
The profile spacing will be variable from 50m to 500 meters and frequency will be on a risk basis Also from request form partners for additional survey work or post storm survey.
Availability of post storm surveys.
More detailed surveys will be carried out yearly on beach management sites

18. Post Storm Reporting Beach response and Beach recovery
The area of coastline will be spilt up into 4 work packages let to consultants with one an additional survey package surveyed in house
The profile spacing will be variable from 50m to 500 meters and frequency will be on a risk basis Also from request form partners for additional survey work or post storm survey.
Availability of post storm surveys.
More detailed surveys will be carried out yearly on beach management sites

19. Lessons Learnt Post Storm
Better reporting of Post Storm Conditions
Better links with Environment Agency Area Incident Rooms
Review current resource levels both staff and contracting
The need for crisis levels
Use of Plymouth University resources
The area of coastline will be spilt up into 4 work packages let to consultants with one an additional survey package surveyed in house
The profile spacing will be variable from 50m to 500 meters and frequency will be on a risk basis Also from request form partners for additional survey work or post storm survey.
Availability of post storm surveys.
More detailed surveys will be carried out yearly on beach management sites

20. Working on behalf of the South West Coastal Authorities