Material Workshop. Galveston District 2012 Beneficial Use of Dredged. Material Workshop. Custodians of the Coast

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Galveston District 2012 Beneficial Use of Dredged Material Workshop Galveston District 2012 Beneficial Use of Dredged Material Workshop US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG

Welcome Opening Remarks Introductions Agenda Handouts Administration Notes

Galveston District Regional Sediment Management (RSM) Program Update Tricia Campbell, P.E. Operations Manager Galveston District 2012 Beneficial Use of Dredged Material Workshop US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG

Background of SWG s RSM Program Organization Funding process Proposals

FY12 SWG RSM Projects Received funding for two projects Matagorda Bay RSM Upper Texas Coast Regional Sediment Budget

Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Matagorda Bay RSM Description/Challenge Area of Extensive Shoaling in Matagorda Ship Channel Annual Draft Restrictions = Annual Dredging Requirements Limited Funding for Dredging Goals/Issues to Address Determine source of sediment Develop alternatives to reduce the deposition of sediment into the ship channel Implement alternative(s) which can effectively reduce shoaling and provide increased time between dredging cycles BLUF: Implementation of alternatives which can reduce shoaling in the Matagorda Ship Channel will benefit deep draft ports, industry, and USACE by enabling SWG to more effectively manage the maintenance of the channel in order to ensure reliable deep draft navigation. 6

PDT Members SWG Tricia Campbell, Operations Manager Sheri Willey, Planning Lead Samantha Lambert, Hydraulic Engineer Andrew Smith, Civil Engineer ERDC Robert Thomas, Research Hydraulic Engineer Lihwa Lin, Research Hydraulic Engineer Honghai Li, Research Physical Oceanographer Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Matagorda Bay RSM Who could benefit? Ports of Point Comfort, Port Lavaca, Port O Conner Calhoun County Port Authority Leveraging/Collaborative Opportunities funding, data, tools, models, etc with Other Projects, Programs, Partners, etc CIRP DOER Existing models Milestones/Deliverables Sediment Budget, 6/30/12, 100% Model Calibration, 4/6/12, 100% Selection of Alternatives, 5/2/12, 100% Testing of Alternatives w/ Refined Model, 6/15/12, 100% Report, 9/30/12, 100% Coordinate implementation of solutions (FY13) 7

Approach Data search and review Gathered condition surveys for modeling Modeling performed for currents, sediment movement, and fluid mud Calculated sediment volume placed into open water placement areas adjacent to the channel Developed sediment budget in SBAS Identified alternatives and modeled to see which was most effective Benefits to O&M, FRM, Environmental Hopefully will solve shoaling problem in upper reaches (save money). Have a better understanding of how sediment moves in system. Find opportunities for future RSM studies in area. Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Matagorda Bay RSM Models, Tools, Databases, etc Used Past Reports,Studies Dredging History Database Condition Surveys CMS Modeling for Currents, Sediment and Mud and Alternatives SBAS Sediment Budget 8

Opportunities to take action: move/optimize sediment Improve efficiencies Alternative to relocate PA s to west side of channel in upper reach Fluid mud is an issue important to find better ways to measure nautical depth. Opportunity to use geotube or build a wall adjacent to channel in high shoaling area (historically used geotube successfully between PA s 18 and 19) Looked at fully contained beneficial use area Accomplishments Verified shoaling in upper reaches of MSC was problematic with survey data, dredging history database data and modeling Developed alternatives and modeled to see which worked best Developed sediment budget for Matagorda bay system which will be useful for any future projects in the area Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Matagorda Bay RSM Volume of Sediment Moved Known quantities in channels from Dredging History Database. Several Unknown Quantities: Amount re-circulating from PA s is unquantified. (Estimated 10% in lower MSC and 20% in upper reaches). Could be higher. Amount of fluid mud (Assumed 20 to 30% of sediment in cell below moves upstream) Amount of sediment flowing into channel from bays Lessons Learned Dredging History Database Incomplete.lots of questions when looking through data. Only had condition surveys (no before and afters) so it was hard to tell when dredging actually occurred. May have impacted CMS analysis. Lots of unknowns more studies are needed to better identify the quantities for the source materials in the sediment budget. 9

Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Matagorda Bay RSM Site Overview Present Configuration of Matagorda Ship Channel (MSC), 200 wide, 36 deep, was built in 1962. 10

Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Matagorda Bay RSM Problem Area BUILDING STRONG 11

Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Matagorda Bay RSM Sediment Budget (SBAS) 12

Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Matagorda Bay RSM Alternative Identification Artificial Island Geotube New PA BUILDING STRONG 13

Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Matagorda Bay RSM Morphology Change Existing Condition - Sep 2006 to Feb 2007 Reach 1 Reach 2 Reach 3 Initial depth Cumulated depth change BUILDING STRONG 14

Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Matagorda Bay RSM Morphology Change Alt 1: Artificial Island - Sep 2006 to Feb 2007 Reach 1 Reach 2 Reach 3 Initial depth Cumulated depth change BUILDING STRONG 15

Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Matagorda Bay RSM Morphology Change Alt 2: Geotube - Sep 2006 to Feb 2007 Reach 1 Reach 2 Reach 3 Initial depth Cumulated depth change BUILDING STRONG 16

Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Matagorda Bay RSM Morphology Change Alt 3: 3 New PAs - Sep 2006 to Feb 2007 Reach 1 Reach 2 Reach 3 Initial depth Cumulated depth change BUILDING STRONG 17

Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Matagorda Bay RSM Calculated Sediment Volume Change Cumulated Sediment Volume Change (cubic yard), Sep 2006 Feb 2007 Configuration Reach 1 Reach 2 Reach 3 Reach 1-3 % Reduction Existing 2.04 1.33 0.47 3.84 Artificial Island 1.90 1.24 0.44 3.58-7 Geotube 1.00 1.44 0.41 2.85-26 3 New PAs 1.10 1.35 0.44 2.89-25 BUILDING STRONG 18

Description/Challenge Create regional sediment budget for Upper Texas Coast from the Sabine River to Pass Cavallo using existing data. Challenges: Data not all in one place, Data gaps Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Upper Texas Coast Sediment Budget Goals/Issues to Address Goal 1: create regional sediment budget Goal 2: identify sources of sediment Goal 3: make data available to USACE personnel as well as local agencies/sponsors BLUF: SWG will gain a better understanding of the movement of sediment along the Upper Texas coast, allowing us to look at impacts of future projects on a regional versus local scale. It will also provide a centralized location to access information. 19

District PDT Members SWG Tricia Campbell, Operations Manager Sheri Willey, Planning Lead Samantha Lambert, Hydraulic Engineer Eduardo Irigoyen, Operations Manager ERDC Robert Thomas, Research Hydraulic Engineer David King, Research Hydraulic Engineer Andrew Morang, Research Hydraulic Engineer Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Upper Texas Coast Sediment Budget Who could benefit? Sponsors/Agencies along TX coast that desire sediment for projects (Texas General Land Office, Texas Parks and Wildlife, project sponsors) Leveraging/Collaborative Opportunities funding, data, tools, models, etc with Other Projects, Programs, Partners, etc Sabine Pass to Galveston Bay Feasibility Study Milestones/Deliverables Compile existing project studies into one regional sediment budget, 9/7/12,100% Gather additional information/data, 9/14/12,100% Final Report, 9/30/12,100% 20

Approach Collect info from existing sediment budgets Collect data for gaps (includes modeling with GENESIS in select locations i.e. San Luis Pass to Freeport) Combine existing budgets together and fill in data gaps to form comprehensive sediment budget Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Upper Texas Coast Sediment Budget Models, Tools, Databases, etc Used SBAS Sediment Budget Tool Genesis Modeling BEG Texas Shoreline Change Project Data Benefits to O&M, FRM, Environmental Useful in identifying future project needs and to assist with any projects along northern portion of the Texas coastline In conjunction with an ongoing feasibility study (Sabine to Galveston) this information will be very useful 21

Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Upper Texas Coast Sediment Budget Sediment Budget Cells 22

Opportunities to take action: Move/optimize sediment Improve efficiencies Opportunity to use the results from this study for the Sabine to Galveston Feasibility study Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Upper Texas Coast Sediment Budget Accomplishments Will have a sediment budget for Upper TX Coast Will have a way to inform sponsors, partners, and agencies of source and quantities of materials that they may wish to utilize in the future for their own projects Lessons Learned Coordination difficult because several people are involved and are at different locations When combining budgets in SBAS there is not yet a way to simply combine budgets together data has to be re-entered. 23

Galveston District FY12 RSM Projects Upper Texas Coast Sediment Budget Examples from Sediment Budget Galveston Entrance Channel Freeport to Port O Conner 24

FY13 SWG RSM proposals Submitted two proposals: GIWW (receiving funding) Galveston (pending available selection and funding)

Galveston District FY13 RSM Projects Gulf Intracoastal Waterway RSM Description/Challenge PAs experiencing erosion due to currents, wind generated waves, and ship wakes As semi-confined placement areas erode, breaches occur allowing sand and silt from West Galveston Bay to pass through and deposit in channel Due to funding restraints, dredging of GIWW limited to most critical areas Goals/Issues to Address Locate and review any existing models Develop & test alternatives to reduce the deposition of sediment into the waterway Implement alternative(s) which can effectively minimize erosion and reduce shoaling BLUF: SWG needs to identify sediment management options to prevent erosion of GIWW Placement Areas. Successful options would benefit SWG by preventing material in the placement area from eroding and migrating into the GIWW as well as increasing placement area capacity. 26

Galveston District FY13 RSM Projects Galveston RSM (pending selection) Description/Challenge Limited Funding for Dredging and Placement Area maintenance Galveston supports three major ports critical to the Nation s economy Goals/Issues to Address Review Coastal Processes and develop potential solutions Analyze potential solutions Recommend future maintenance practices or studies BLUF: Finding alternatives that could potentially keep the sand/silt material in suspension, on adjacent beaches, or otherwise out of the Federal channel while increasing the dredging cycle of the channel would benefit SWG by enabling the district to stretch its funding and help to maintain the other requirements of the Galveston project. 27

Conclusion Working to develop and implement alternatives which can positively impact District Projects and create ways to more efficiently manage dredged material Working to manage material in a systems in a system approach

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