A comprehensive collection of relevant paper literature and reports from across the SCOPAC region, under threat due to the lack of suitable storage, have been scanned for dissemination through the update to the Bibliographic Database
A desk-based study of some of the challenges posed by long-term approach to FCERM using steel-sheet piles compared to other methods
Undertaken by Coastal Partners and the EA to examine sediment transport pathways and rates of movement between Preston Beach rock groyne & Bowleaze Cove (west) and to investigate ...
The aim of this study is to update the understanding of littoral transport processes around Eastney, including its open coast and Spit, and to assess the associated effect on sediment supply
The primary aim of this project was to identify sediment stores and sinks across the SCOPAC region for future recycling operations
This 2011-2013 study surveyed existing groynes within the bays and investigated whether the approach taken here is appropriate for future rock groyne construction
Following deployments at Portsmouth and Hayling Island (Phase I, 2010/11), the Phase II Tracer Study investigated sediment pathways at Solent Breezes, Lee-on-Solent and Stokes Bay
The 2012 Bibliographic Database comprises some 5,700 references to relevant shoreline management reports and publications for the 400 kilometre frontage of the SCOPAC region
The ACCESS study (2011) investigated methods associated with effectively quantifying ‘Assets at risk along the SCOPAC coastline’
A total of 2,300 tracer pebbles deployed around the Hayling and Portsea Island open coast as part of an ongoing study to confirm the long-term sediment pathways in the East Solent
A review of regional wave climate and implications for shoreline management – extremes, swell, bimodal conditions (2008-2010) by Prof. Andy Bradbury
Responding to the risks from climate change on the coast - regional-scale mapping of coastal evolution and risks, taking account of the impacts of climate change
The 2004 web-enabled report constituted a thorough revision of the original Sediment Transport Study commissioned by SCOPAC in 1990
A Strategy for Long Term Planning and Management of the Shoreline in the Context of Climate Change Predictions