Digital Konohiki - 1
Kamaole 1 Beach Clean-Up Project
The Maui Moku Puni Geodatabase (MMP-GDB) and the Hawaii Statewide GIS System act as the Spatial Nervous System of the Modern Day Kamaole Ahupuaa.
The Hawaii Statewide GIS Digital Terrain Model uses LIDAR scanning technology to give a bare earth base map to improve visualization of drainage and topographical features.
Google Earth screen shots looking at Drainage 2 as it passes under Highway 31 and flows through the lower neighborhoods to Kamaole 1 Beach.
Drainage 2 exit point at the north end of Kamaole 1 Beach Park. Reducing runoff and sedimentation from heavy rainfall events is the longterm challenge.
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