1. eCoastal as a Decision Support System Rose Dopsovic Spatial Data Branch, Mobile District Rose.Dopsovic@us.army.mil251.680.4047

2. eCoastal Why use a GIS for Coastal Engineering? Develop a sediment budget for the region Facilitate the sharing of data Institutional knowledge Assorted tools for coastal engineers, scientists, and managers.

3. eCoastal What is eCoastal? An enterprise GIS tool to support coastal engineering and management practices. It is designed as data management & access solution to provide information for effective planning and prediction of regional and local coastal processes.

4. eCoastal jetty_area shoal_area shoreline weir_site channel_area channel_centerline channel_station_line eCoastal Data Blueprint Sample wetland_area disposal_area

5. eCoastal Data Analysis with eCoastal Engineering Change Economic Environmental Change Operations Regional Sediment Management

6. eCoastal Engineering Change Analysis Hurricane Ivan Impacts / East Pass, Destin Survey Data Volume Change Tool Imagery

7. eCoastal Calculating Cost with GIS LiDAR Data Select by Location Structure Footprints Summary Statistics

8. eCoastal Environmental Change Analysis Side by Side 20062005 2005 – 2006 Land Use Change / New Orleans Lakefront Imagery ‘Swipe’ Tool Hyperspectral Data

9. eCoastal Operations – Condition Reports Structure Condition Index Tool Survey Data Jetty Condition Tool Structure As-Built

10. eCoastal The Profiler tool allows a user to overlay a profile of a set of survey data against the channel design template. Total volume for the survey can also be calculated and printed in report form Operations – Condition Reports

11. eCoastal Littoral Cells/Fluxes Survey Tools Survey Data Shoreline Position Sediment Transport Rates Creating a Regional Sediment Budget (Micro)

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13. Questions? http://eCoastal.usace.army.mil Rose.Dopsovic@us.army.mil 251.680.4047