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17/11/2015 1 Ministry of Fishery and Mineral Resources, Kiribati Ministry of Land, Kiribati SPC-GSD Request for technical assistance sent to SPC’s Geoscience Division (GSD) by the Kiribati Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources Development, Identifying vulnerable low lying areas in planning for future developments.
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Ministry of Fishery and Mineral Resources, KiribatiMinistry of Land, KiribatiSPC-GSD

• Request for technical assistance sent to SPC’s Geoscience Division (GSD) by the Kiribati Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources Development,

• Identifying vulnerable low lying areas in planning for future developments.

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1) Collect High Resolution Topography data:

• Establish Common vertical datum to integrate Water level and Topography

data.

• Setting up image reference points (GCPs)

• UAV High-resolution topography mapping

2) Infrastructure mapping

3) Shoreline Change Analysis

4) Extreme Water Level Analysis + SLR Scenarios

5) Wrap data into a GIS package (i.e. Pac-Safe)

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• Temporary Tide Gauge:• A minimum of 35 days record• 25 hours manual observation

• 7 Bench Marks• Each BM to be surveyed 2 x 6 hrs

• Common Vertical Datum achieved by Levelling between BM and Tide Gauge

• Using an unmanned aircraft system, TRIMBLE UX5

• UAV flying at 75m above ground with 90% overlap, collecting data at a 2.4cm resolution.

• Ground Control Points minimum of 5 per flight

• Data output using TBC : Ortho-photo, Point clouds and a Digital Surface model (DSM)

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• Extent: Kiritimati Urban Centerincluding the villages of:

- Tabwakea- Tenessy- London

Resolution: 1m

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RTK Data Collection for Vertical Accuracy TestCoverage includes:

- Roads- clear field (soccer, basket ball fields)- beach profiles- Bush- Urban area (in-between buildings, etc…)

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0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.40

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Abs( RTK Height –UAV Height)

Abs( RTK Height –UAV Height)

Based on the 41 years ofwater level record from theNOAA tide gauge, Kiritimati

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1 Yrs RP 20 Yrs RP10 Yrs RP 50 Yrs RP 100 Yrs RP

20902015 2030 20702050

RCP8.5RCP2.6 RCP6RCP4.5

A total of 85 Scenarios of Large to Extreme water level

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HAZARD + EXPOSURE

RISK

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• Include Population as Exposure data• Include SetBack Zone Layer

• Keep progressing on PACSAFE

• Critical Issue with Tide Gauge Reference Datum.

• Hazard layer do not consider shoreline response from SLR.

• PHASE 2 – Bathymetry Mapping, Wave Inundation Modeling.

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Other Tasks: Shoreline Change Analysis

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Other Tasks: Surveying all existing BMs from

Tabwakea to London

Other Tasks: UAV Pilot Training

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Tide Gauge

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• Established a control network for London • 6 new BM observed twice for 6 hours • Data send to AUSPOS Online Processing Service. • BM used to collect Ground Control Point for flights and for RTK

survey.• RTK points collected is further used to verify accuracy of cloud

points produced by photogrammetry.

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