Data products
Reports
Publications
Presentations
We have a wide variety of useful, informative presentations highlighting previous projects and research about Washington’s coastal shorelines that are
available upon request. They address a wide variety of topics such as:
- Coastal zone mapping and monitoring (March 2017)
- Coastal impacts of the 2015-2016 El Niño winter (July 2016)
- Increasing coastal resiliency of bluff-top development through high-resolution imagery and information (April 2016)
- Coastal zone mapping along the Elwha drift cell, Central Strait of Juan de Fuca (April 2016)
- High resolution bathymetric and topographic survey to inform restoration efforts in Port Gamble Bay (April 2016)
- A geospatial approach to prioritizing drift cells for strategic protection, restoration and enhancement (April 2016)
- Mobile laser scanning and multi-beam sonar for coastal zone mapping and resource management (March 2013)
Posters
In addition to presentations, we also have a number of useful posters
available upon request. They provide information about various topics including:
- Integration of survey platforms and methods for mapping an extremely shallow river channel reservoir for water resource management (March 2017)
- High resolution bathymetric and topographic survey to inform restoration efforts in Port Gamble Bay (April 2016)
- Initial characterization and comparison of beach sediment throughout Puget Sound (April 2016)
- Initial comparison of armored and unarmored beaches from boat-based Lidar (April 2014)
- Mobile laser scanning and mult-ibeam sonar for coastal zone mapping and resource management (March 2013)