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Development Application - Part 2 of 2 - Report & Plans · OPW11/0116
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Overlay of the 2009 survey with the 2002 aerial photo [Figure 10] confirmed that there has been substantial erosion along the full length of the Noosa River Spit and also highlighted that there had also been substantial erosion of the end of the Noosa River Spit. To gauge erosion rates without the impact of the artificial sand bunds, the 2009 survey was overlaid with the 2006 aerial photo [Figure 111. Erosion is highest at the end of the Noosa River Spit [-15mlyr) and variable along the length of the Noosa River Spit [up to 10m/yr adjacent to the rock wall]. Figure 10: Overlay of Sept 2009 survey on 2002 aerial photo showing erosion over 7 years 45m eroS Figure 11: Overlay of Sept 2009 survey on August 2006 aerial photo showing erosion over 3 years
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