Data Loggers installed at Broomhill
Following recent Ground Investigation work carried out on behalf of the Environment Agency , some data loggers have been left in-situ on the beach at Broomhill Sands.
These data loggers are installed to record fluctuations in the water table. During the consultation on the Folkestone to Cliff End Strategy a local resident had asked a question about potential seepage under the defence and the EA’s work is in response to this.
Three of the data loggers are raised above the ground. The installation basically consists of a pipe within a pipe within a pipe. From the beach you will see the external twin wall pipe. If you look through the chicken wire on the top, you’ll see a padlocked cover over the standpipe.
The installations will remain in-situ for at least a month and regular measurements will be carried out during this period by the Environment Agency.
Posted: October 30th, 2009 under Environment Agency Updates, Photos, Sea Defences.
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