Section of Big Hickory Beach before and after Hurricane Ian
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Section of Big Hickory Beach in Bonita Beach, Florida, before and after Hurricane Ian, 2022. The island endured severe damage and coastal change from the storm including overwashed sand and erosion. The Coastal and Marine Hazards and Resources Program uses remote sensing techniques such as satellite and aerial imagery to analyze changes to the coast as a result of these storms.
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