2. - Basic principles. - Applications within coastal monitoring. - Advantages. - Limitations. - Survey data comparison – Budleigh Salterton. - Summary.

3. - High resolution, 3D geo-referenced data. - Tripod based scanner.

4. - High resolution, 3D geo-referenced data. - Tripod based scanner.

5. - High resolution, 3D geo-referenced data. - Tripod based scanner. - Laser emitted and reflected back to the scanner.

6. - High resolution, 3D geo-referenced data. - Tripod based scanner. - Laser emitted and reflected back to the scanner. - Geo-referenced using targets and control points.

7. - High resolution, 3D geo-referenced data. - Tripod based scanner. - Laser emitted and reflected back to the scanner. - Geo-referenced using targets and control points. - XYZ coordinate (Point Cloud) data.

9. - Upland beach condition surveys. Dunes Dunes Cusps Cusps Vegetation Vegetation - Beach Volume Estimates. - Structure Surveys. Pile Structures Pile Structures Seawalls and Revetments Seawalls and Revetments Groins and Jetties Groins and Jetties

10. - Reduced man power costs. - High speed data collection. - High resolution data. - Easily survey hazardous or inaccessible areas.

11. - High initial start up costs. - No survey beyond water-air interface. - Wet sand can cause errors. - “Shadowing” around objects or pronounced features. - Precise post processing.

18. - Fast capture, high resolution, safe survey method. - Ideal for upland beach surveys. - Cannot capture below water level or wet sand. - Far more detail than traditional RTK GPS surveys.