Flooding frequency and afterstorm dune recovery in Cedar Lakes' washover

Summary

Texas A&M University - Engineering Experiment Station will use long-term local water and wave data and before-and-after-storm Digital Evaluation Model (DEM) data to validate and calibrate existing models for: (1) frequency and intensity of wave run-ups and aeolian sand transport at the beach; (2) beach elevation and beach erosional state; and (3) after-storm dune building potential. The project will help inform future interventions to protect the Cedar Lakes ecosystem and relevant coastal infrastructure.

Basics

Brazoria
N/A
Texas A&M University - Engineering Experiment Station
$136,269

Classification

  • CMP 306
Coastal Natural Hazards Response Ecological Impacts (Cumulative & Secondary) Habitat Restoration/Protection

Timeline

completed

Funding Sources

Source 1

Coastal Management Program (CMP)
Primary
Federal
$79,866
28
2024

Source 2

Texas A&M University - Engineering Experiment Station
Primary
Other
$56,403

Contacts

Responsibility
Texas A&M University - Engineering Experiment Station
Contact
Duran Vinent 757.920.6321 Email
Responsibility
General Land Office
Contact
Coastal Resources 800.998.4456 512.475.0773