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This Coastal and Hydraulics Engineering Technical Note (ERDC/CHL CHETN-IV-59) presents a statistical methodology for assessing the uncertainty of bathymetric analyses. The uncertainty assessment is based on the reported accuracy of a bathymetric survey. The US Army Corps of Engineers regularly conducts surveys to evaluate the navigability of waterways and to determine the pay quantity after a dredging project. The aerial extent and volume of subaqueous features can also be estimated from bathymetric data.
This Coastal and Hydraulics Engineering Technical Note (ERDC/CHL CHETN-IV-59) presents a statistical methodology for assessing the uncertainty of bathymetric analyses. The uncertainty assessment is based on the reported accuracy of a bathymetric survey. The US Army Corps of Engineers regularly conducts surveys to evaluate the navigability of waterways and to determine the pay quantity after a dredging project. The aerial extent and volume of subaqueous features can also be estimated from bathymetric data.
Uncertainty in Bathymetric Surveys
S Johnston (author)
2003
23 pages
Report
No indication
English
Physical & Chemical Oceanography , Geology & Geophysics , Statistical Analysis , Operations Research , Bathymetry , Geomorphology , Monte carlo method , Uncertainty , Interpolation , Navigation , Offshore , Waterways , Accuracy , Confidence level , Dredging , Erosion , Hydrographic surveying , Bathymetric surveys , Pay quantity , Subaqueous features , Random vertical errors , Tidal inlet channels , Ebb shoals , Data density
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