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Andy Ramsbottom
Harbour Engineer
Poole Harbour Commissioners
Sustainable Dredging
Making it Work
www.pooleharbouraqmp.co.uk
WaterskiWaterski Area
PW AreaPW Area
Quiet Area
WindsurfingWindsurfing
AreaArea
Bird Sensitive Areas
ShellfishLease Beds
AnchorageSensitiveZones
Replenished Beaches 1,170,000m³
Sent to Disposal Ground 769,000m³
Shoreline Management Plan
Considerations Required in Obtaining a Capital Dredging Licence
The potential impacts and mitigation measures of the following were taken into account,
as well as their implications on the designations of European sites:
� Hydrodynamic and Sedimentary Regime
� Sediment Quality
� Water Quality
� Marine and Coastal Ecology
� Marine and Coastal Ornithology
� Coastal and Terrestrial Ecology
� Fish and Shellfish Resource
� Fishing Activity
� Commercial and Recreational Navigation
� Archaeology and Heritage
� Recreation and Leisure
� Noise and Vibration
� Air Quality
� Geology, Landscape and Visual Setting
� Infrastructure, Land Drainage and Coastal Protection
� Traffic and Transportation
� Socio-economics
Licence Requirements for Long Term Monitoring
� Hydrographic Surveying
� Archaeological
� Maerl and Sabellaria
� Saltmarsh
� Beach Profiles
� Sediment Management Plan
Boscombe Surf Reef
Sediment Management Plan
Sediment Inputs through the Harbour are:
• marine from Poole Bay (sandy)
• from the cliffs and down the rivers (silty)
• erosion from saltmarsh and mudflats
Sediment Transport is by littoral drift and estuarine movement
Dredging and Disposal Areas
MFA Version
Experimental Dredge Dispersion Area
MMO Version
Turbidity Monitoring Buoy
• Current speed and direction
• Turbidity
• Salinity
• Water temperature
2010-2011 2010-2011 2011-2012 2011-2012
Predicted Actual Predicted Actual
13000 26000 28000 28000 28000 28000
Area Name
1 Poole Quays and Jetties 12948 9048 17000 17208
2 South Deep Channel 0
3 Parkstone YC 1080 1080
4 Mitchell's Boatyard 1700 1615
5 Dorset Lake Shipyard 480 480
6 Rockley Park 3000 3600
7 Salterns Marina 1900 1927
8 Moriconium Quay 2064 2064
12948 9048 27224 27974 0 0
52 16952 776 26 28000 28000Remaining:
Allowed Amount (Tonnes)
Total:
2008-2009 2009-2010
Timing of dredging is planned to minimise the
impact on Natural England’s bird feeding worry list
by selecting the least sensitive marinas
during the most sensitive periods
Recreational Survey
Students carry out annual summer watercraft count
Hydrographer carries out winter watercraft and bird survey counts
PHC and MVS daily watercraft and bird survey observations
Local islands residents’ observations
Recreational Survey
Considerations for In-Harbour Dispersion
� Hydrographic Surveying
� Turbidity Readings on the Disposal Ground
� Turbidity Readings Adjacent to Dredge Areas
Lilliput
Sailing Club
Poole Harbour Commissioners
Posh
properties!
Chichester Harbour
/ SETARMS Lead partner
14 ports of commerce
8 Local Authorities (owners) + 11 Chambers of Commerce
Sustainable Environmental Treatment and Re-use of Marine Sediments
SETARMS
�Have a better knowledge of the dredged sediments in the
Channel
�Develop and promote the sustainable practices of the
sediments management we can’t dispose at sea
�Develop and provide crossborder management tools
�Create a center of excellence and long-term
relationships between all the partners.
Main objectives
APLM, 04 April 2011
Experimental tests on 6 samplings in 2012-2013
By an industrial : Eurovia
20 m100 m
APLM, 04 April 2011
Sediment re-used
Port du Légué
Andy Ramsbottom
Harbour Engineer
Poole Harbour Commissioners
Sustainable Dredging
We’re Getting There!