Abstract: Aerial Photogrammetry and Repeat Lidar as a Method of Quantifying Erosion Rates in Legacy Sediment as an Alternative to Traditional Methodologies (AGU Fall Meeting 2018)

Aerial Photogrammetry and Repeat Lidar as a Method of Quantifying Erosion Rates in Legacy Sediment as an Alternative to Traditional Methodologies

Evan Lewis¹, Dorothy Merritts², Michael A Rahnis¹, Robert C. Walter², Logan Lewis³, Shelby Sawyer⁴, John Ruck⁵ and Zachary Villari⁴, (1)Franklin and Marshall College, Department of Earth and Environment, and The Water Science Institute, Lancaster, PA, United States, (2)Franklin & Marshall College, Department of Earth and Environmental Science, and The Chesapeake Watershed Initiative, Lancaster, United States, (3)Franklin and Marshall College, Department of Earth and Environment, Lancaster, PA, United States, (4)Franklin and Marshall College, Earth & Environment, Lancaster, PA, United States, (5)University of Pennsylvania, Earth & Environmental Sciences, Philadelphia, United States

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