SECN Coastal Shoreline Change Protocol Data
Southeast Coast Network (SECN). 2022. SECN Coastal Shoreline Change Protocol Data. National Park Service
SECN uses GPS equipment mounted on UTVs, ATVs, or via walking to document the position of high tide lines during tidal index periods. This record consists of relevant geospatial shapefiles, metadata, GPS files (.ssf and .cor), images, and field data forms associated with the SECN Coastal Shoreline Monitoring protocol for the period of record 2018 - 2019. This protocol was approved FY18. Data collected to date includes nontabular files from device collection. Note: All data in this holding have been checked for quality control and are suitable for public dissemination.
- Type
- Generic Dataset
- Authors
- Southeast Coast Network (SECN)
- Date of Issue
- 2022-12-12
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- CAHA , CALO , CANA , CUIS , FOMA , SECN , TIMU
- Keywords
- Application Inventory Registry, coastal erosion, GIS, GPS, shoreline
See also
- Monitoring coastal shoreline change in Southeast Coast Network parks: Protocol implementation plan
- Standard Operating Procedure 1.3.20 Training for Coastal Shoreline Monitoring Field Data Collection—Version 1.0
- Standard Operating Procedure 2.3.10 Post Survey GPS Data Processing—Version 1.0
- Standard Operating Procedure 2.3.09 Coastal Shoreline Monitoring Annual Reporting—Version 1.0
- Shoreline change at Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve: 2018–2019 data summary
- Shoreline change at Fort Matanzas National Monument: 2018–2019 data summary
- Standard Operating Procedure 2.3.11 Coastal Shoreline Monitoring Annual Change Analysis—Version 1.0
- Standard Operating Procedure 1.3.21 Survey Timing and GPS Mission Planning for Coastal Shoreline Monitoring—Version 1.0
- Standard Operating Procedure 1.3.22 Conducting the Global Positioning System Shoreline Survey—Version 1.0
- Southeast Coast Network Shoreline Change Monitoring Geodatabases