Plan of Study

Plan of Study
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Total Pages: 66
Release: 1976
Genre: Beach erosion
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"The Shoreland damage survey is planned to record shoreland survey is planned to record shoreland damages resulting from erosion and flooding on the Great Lakes shoreline in the U.S. The high-water period of 1972-1975 caused damage to shore properties by both inundation and greatly accelerated shore erosion due to wave action ... The study is divided into three phases: Phase I - Pilot study program (FY 1975), Phase II - Shore damage survey, Phase III - Summary report."--Page i. This report outlines the nature and design of the study, not the results.

Pilot Study Program, Great Lakes Shoreland Damage Study. Appendix 3. Part 2. Great Lakes Shoreline Damage Survey, Muskegon, Manistee, Schoolcraft, Chippewa, Alcona, and Huron Counties, Michigan

Pilot Study Program, Great Lakes Shoreland Damage Study. Appendix 3. Part 2. Great Lakes Shoreline Damage Survey, Muskegon, Manistee, Schoolcraft, Chippewa, Alcona, and Huron Counties, Michigan
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Total Pages: 236
Release: 1975
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Part 1 of this appendix identifies erosion and flood damage in the six named counties caused by or directly related to the 1972-1974 high water period on the Great Lakes. This part consists entirely of aerial photo mosaics of Chippewa, Alcona and Huron county shorelands.

Plan of Study

Plan of Study
Author:
Publisher:
Total Pages: 38
Release: 1976
Genre: Beach erosion
ISBN:

"The Shoreland damage survey is planned to record shoreland survey is planned to record shoreland damages resulting from erosion and flooding on the Great Lakes shoreline in the U.S. The high-water period of 1972-1975 caused damage to shore properties by both inundation and greatly accelerated shore erosion due to wave action ... The study is divided into three phases: Phase I - Pilot study program (FY 1975), Phase II - Shore damage survey, Phase III - Summary report."--Page i. This report outlines the nature and design of the study, not the results.