. Beach and inlet changes at Ludlam Beach, New Jersey. Beach erosion; Coast changes; Littoral drift. 3 VGroins Sea Isle City. Miles / I 0 50 100 0 50 100 0 50 100 From South Shore- Normal From North Wove Approoch Direction (Pet of Time) Legend Wove Approoch ^^^ On Longshore Bar ^^ On Beach ^^P On Beach ond on Longshore Bor Figure 51. Wave approach direction on longshore bars and on the beach, obtained from an analysis of the 20 aerial photo sets of Ludlam Beach. Note the greater part of the waves which are oriented north of shore normal where they break on the long- shore bars. may provide qua
. Beach and inlet changes at Ludlam Beach, New Jersey. Beach erosion; Coast changes; Littoral drift. 3 VGroins Sea Isle City. Miles / I 0 50 100 0 50 100 0 50 100 From South Shore- Normal From North Wove Approoch Direction (Pet of Time) Legend Wove Approoch ^^^ On Longshore Bar ^^ On Beach ^^P On Beach ond on Longshore Bor Figure 51. Wave approach direction on longshore bars and on the beach, obtained from an analysis of the 20 aerial photo sets of Ludlam Beach. Note the greater part of the waves which are oriented north of shore normal where they break on the long- shore bars. may provide qualitative information on longshore transport variability. As noted previously, they mostly represent conditions which existed each spring. 9. Outcrops of Organics. Highly compacted organic material, often including silt- and mud-sized inorganic particles, was frequently observed outcropping on Ludlam Beach. These outcrops were usually exposed in the coastal indentation between the southernmost Strathmere groin and the northern part of the Sea Isle City groin system (Fig. 52). An analysis to determine the location of such outcrops was made using aerial photos obtained on 8 March 1962 during the waning stages of the 6 to 8 March storm. This date was selected because the shoreline position analysis indicated the coast had retreated a large amount in a short time as a result of the storm. Thus, the exposure of outcropping organics was probably greatest at that time. Aerial photos taken on other dates exhibited considerably less exposure of organics. 64. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Everts, Craig H; DeWall, Allan E; Czerniak, Martin T. Fort Belvoir, Va. : U. S. Army Coastal Engineering Research Center ; Springfield, Va. : available from National Technical Information Service
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