Tuesday, 3 April 2012
HISTORY ON COLLAROY BEACH (point A)
http://gse.mq.edu.au/docs/gse811/CaseStudy_CNCoastlineHazardLines.pdf
- Long history of storm damage and coastal erosion
- Most highly capitalised beachfront on NSW
- Nationally- 3rd area most at risk from coastal processes
- Storms that caused considerable damage 1920's, 40's 60's 70's
- The problemstemsfromthe fact thattheinitial sub-division wastooclosetothe beachwith propertiesextendingintothe active beach zone.” (Nielsen Lord Associ ates,1988).
- Early actions to minimise property damage
http://gse.mq.edu.au/docs/gse811/CaseStudy_CNCoastlineHazardLines.pdf
- Long history of storm damage and coastal erosion
- Most highly capitalised beachfront on NSW
- Nationally- 3rd area most at risk from coastal processes
- Storms that caused considerable damage 1920's, 40's 60's 70's
- The problemstemsfromthe fact thattheinitial sub-division wastooclosetothe beachwith propertiesextendingintothe active beach zone.” (Nielsen Lord Associ ates,1988).
- Early actions to minimise property damage
• Building lines were established follow ing
severe storms in 1967 and 1974:
- 15m setback north of Goodwin St
- 23m setback south of Goodw in St to Jenkins St
- Collaroy/Narrabeen Coastline Management Plan (1997)
- 15m setback north of Goodwin St
- 23m setback south of Goodw in St to Jenkins St
- Collaroy/Narrabeen Coastline Management Plan (1997)
Adopted in 1997
Identif ies management strategies f or dealing with coastal erosion along the beach.
Identif ies management strategies f or dealing with coastal erosion along the beach.
Management Strategies include:
- Undertake protective
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Environmental planning measures
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Development control and conditionsDune management
works
Monday, 2 April 2012
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Water Point A
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Water Point B
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Soil Point A
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Soil Point B
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pH
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8.1
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7.8
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6.8
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7.0
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Salt (digital)
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20 000 ppm
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20 000 ppm
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1600ppm
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1190ppm
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Salt (Silver Nitrate) Visual
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Real White
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Same just a tiny bit
less
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Not to cloudy
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Not to cloudy
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MOISTURE SOIL ONLY
(OVEN)
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N/A
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N/A
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Before – 45.22g
After – 43.85g
= 1.37g
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Before – 54.50g
After – 53.00g
= 1.50g
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Turbidity (Water)
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0.00
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5.9
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N/A
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N/A
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Phosphate
(water)
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25
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25-50 (real close to
25)
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N/A
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N/A
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Texture & Colour (Soil)
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N/A
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N/A
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Real lumpy, and cloggy
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Same
as before just a bit more softer
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Possible Parent Rock(s) (soil)
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N/A
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N/A
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Sandstone
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Sandstone
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Pollution (water)
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None- although sea
weed
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A lot of sea weed, and
pollution (rubbish, and old clothing materials)
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N/A
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N/A
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Sunday, 1 April 2012
RESULTS
DAY 1
DAY 1
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Water Point A
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Water Point B
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Soil Point A
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Soil Point B
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pH
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8.3
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8.1
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6.7
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6.9
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Salt (digital)
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20 000 ppm
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20 000 ppm
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1680 ppm
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1205 ppm
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Salt (Silver Nitrate) Visual
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Real White Cloudy
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Still Really White but
not as much
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More Cloudier then B,
Cloudy but not incredibly white.
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Less Cloudier then A
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MOISTURE SOIL ONLY
(OVEN)
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Before – 52.40g
After – 50.70g
= 1.7
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Before – 55.70g
After- 54.25g
= 1.45g
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Turbidity (Water)
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0.00
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5.05
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N/A
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N/A
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Phosphate
(water)
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25
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10 – 25 (closer to 10)
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N/A
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N/A
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Texture & Colour (Soil)
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Grey black (more black) thin and Hard
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<
<
<
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Possible Parent Rock(s) (soil)
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Sandstone
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<
<
<
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Pollution (water)
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Sea weed no pollution
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A lot of sea weed no
pollution
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N/A
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N/A
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