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ID S-B1-99-MB
Abstract Chief Scientist: Tom Reiss. Geodetic data (geodimeter, instrumentheightmeter, tripod, battery, stadiarods, digitalcamera) of field activity S-B1-99-MB in Seabright Beach, Santa Cruz, CA from 01/13/1999 to 01/13/1999
Project/Theme Metropolitan Santa Cruz Beach Surveys
Chief Scientist Tom Reiss
Activity Type Geodetic
Platform Unspecified
Area of Operation
Seabright Beach, Santa Cruz, CA
Location map S-B1-99-MB location map of where navigation equipment operated
Bounding Coordinates 36.96331
-122.00887    -122.00887
36.96331
Dates 01/13/1999 (JD 013) to 01/13/1999 (JD 013)
Analog Materials No analog holdings.
Index map

S-B1-99-MB map of where navigation equipment operated

Crew
Tom Reiss Chief Scientist, USGS Western Region
Gretchen Luepke Unspecified, USGS Western Region
Justin Friesner Unspecified, USGS Western Region
Kristin Brown Unspecified, U.C. Santa Cruz
Equipment Used
geodimeter
instrumentheightmeter
tripod
battery
stadiarods
digitalcamera
Summary
A beach and nearshore topographic survey consisting of two shore-normal profiles and one shore-parallel line (wet/dry line) was conducted. The profiles were extended offshore into the surf zone utilizing a swimming rodman.
Notes
Field Procedure:
The total station was set up on the sand, seaward of the restrooms
and shoreward of the berm crest, at Seabright beach. The HA reference
was set to 000 degree relative to Control Point 10901 "Point". The SECO
level rods, in conjunction with the level-rod support tripods were
placed on the control points and pointed towards the total station.
Program 10 (site setup) was performed on the total station
Program 20 (station establishment) was performed on the total station
using option "Unknown Station Location", utilizing Control Points
10901, 10903, and 10904.
Program 4 (UTM) was used to collect control and topo points
Control Points: 10901, 10904, 10902, and 10903 were surveyed (Fast
Standard mode)
The Wet/Dry line was surveyed using the EXP3 stadia rod (Tracking
mode)
The Profiles were surveyed using the EXP3 stadia rod (Tracking mode)
and carried offshore into the surf zone. The profiles were carried out
to the maximum limit of the stadia rod, offshore.
Gretchen Luepke sketched the beach and assisted with the control
points.
Thomas E. Reiss operated the total station and photographed the area.
Justin Friesner was the rodman
Field Observations:
Well-defined beach cusps were present. Small, shore-break waves
allowed complete coverage through the surf zone. A broad, flat
backbeach characterizes this beach. Some wood yet remains from the
1997-1998 El Nino storms.
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