Multiple Lines of Defense from Hurricanes
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The document discusses multiple draft plans for coastal restoration and protection in southeast Louisiana. It includes draft bathymetry maps showing land building and depth changes. Graphs show storm surge envelopes and wave height analyses for selected storms. The document also outlines a proposed wetland vegetation plan and describes a multiple lines of defense base flood elevation conceptual restoration plan for Plaquemines Parish, including details on Reach B-2 which involves constructing an 8 mile long, 500 foot wide, 10 foot high forested ridge requiring 8.5 million cubic yards of fill at an estimated cost of $50 million.
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Multiple Lines of Defense from Hurricanes
- 1. Joseph N. Suhayda May 31, 2011
- 2. South East Louisiana Coast (LANDSAT 1993) Prepared by NSEL/LWRRI/LSU
- 4. Multiple Lines of Defense Base Flood Elevation
- 5. PPSIP Conceptual Restoration Plan
- 6. DRAFT Plan 4 Bathymetry 1.0 0.5 0.0 -0.5 -1.0 Base Bathymetry Difference Difference, m Increased elevation Decreased elevation 0 -2 10 Initial Final Final-Initial=-12 (negative: land built) 10.0 5.0 0.0 -2.0 Depth, m Land Water
- 7. DRAFT Track 025 Track 108 Track 126 Track 150 Selected Storms (~ 100 yr)
- 8. DRAFT Base Condition Plan 4 Condition Difference Maximum Surge Envelope Storm 025 Difference, m Track 025 Track 108 Track 126 Track 150
- 9. DRAFT
- 10. Wave Height Analysis Flood Insurance Study
- 11. Cross- section Oblique View Plaquemines Parish Coastal Restoration Proposed Wetland Vegetation Plan
- 13. Plaquemines Parish Protection & Restoration Program Reach B-2 Reach B-2 (Forested Ridge) Approximately : 8 Miles in Length 500 Feet Wide 10 Feet High 8.5 Million Cubic Yards of Fill Cost: $ 50 Million
- 18. Multiple Lines of Defense Plan