Beach Profiling: Coastal New Jersey

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Beach Profiling: Coastal New Jersey

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia District

OSI has supported various U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Districts’ coastal engineering missions since 1994 with beach profiling surveys.

In the vicinity of Ocean City, New Jersey, three-dimensional data were acquired using a combination of topographic, mini sea-sled, and automated hydrographic surveying techniques.

The investigations supported the assessment of beach and shoreline conditions, erosion rates, offshore bar tracking, and sediment movement.

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