This beach nourishment project beneficially utilized dredged material from the state FY2017, 2018, 2019 Corps maintenance dredging of the Gulf Intra-Coastal Waterway (GIWW) Rollover Bay Reach segments for the maintenance renourishment of Caplen Beach.
This project consisted of an alternatives analysis, design and permitting for a stretch of shoreline located along the historic Sylvan Beach area, within the City of La Porte in Harris County.
This project conducted an economic-natural resources benefit-cost study to quantify the economic and natural resource benefits associated with selected CEPRA Cycle 6, 7 and 8 construction projects.
This project developed a comprehensive plan for the coastal area of Texas that identified and evaluated the feasibility hurricane and storm risk management and ecosystem restoration for the coastal areas of the State of Texas.
This project compiled storm and aerial photographic information that can be used to determine areas of probable overwash during coastal storms.
This study will identify feasible structural and non-structural engineered alternatives to stabilize the shoreline.
The project included construction of a nearshore protection dike with vegetative plantings (marsh creation) along 900 feet of shoreline of the Little Cedar Bayou Public Park.
This project produced preliminary engineering to evaluate the nature of bay shore erosion at Clear Lake Park.
This project entailed the development of a plan to evaluate the sandy materials in the San Luis Pass flood delta for possible use in beach nourishment projects.
The BEG conducted a historical study of the pass and adjacent shorelines along with collection of recent bathymetric data to analyze, document, and evaluate the inlet dynamics in relation to coastal shoreline erosion.
