A breakdown of costs Sample Clauses

A breakdown of costs the Burgzand Noord 10 example As noted above, the in-situ protection of the BZN 10 wreck executed in 2009 in the Dutch Western Wadden Sea cost roughly €70,000. The site was first protected in situ in 2001. Geophysical monitoring of the area in 2009, however, revealed strong erosion and damage around the already physically protected site. The Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands thus decided to act by repairing and extending the physical protection of the BZN 10 wreck. A diving team was appointed to protect the wreck from erosion due to the tidal currents. The method applied to the site was the same as before: debris netting (scaffolding nets), aimed to accumulate and cover the remains with sediments. The team was made up of 4 professional divers and 1 maritime archaeolo- gist. The work was done in 2 weeks (10 diving days) and in that period a protected layer of debris netting was re-installed over Expenditure Specific costs (€) Total Cost (€) Travel, food and lodging 7,000 Personnel 30,000 Professional diver/ day 650 Maritime archaeologist/day 900 Ship (excluding outward/return journey) 17,500 Equipment (diving gear, containers, compressor, etc.) 14,000 Material for protection (cable ties, scaffolding nets, labels, etc.) 1,500 Scaffolding nets (roll of 3 x 50 m) 120 Table 5.3: The cost for in situ protection of the BZN 10 site. 70,000 the whole site. The largest expenditures were the personnel costs, ship and diving equipment. The list above clearly shows the differences in expenditure between personnel (42%), boat rental (25%), dive materials (20%), travel, food and lodging costs (10%) and material costs (no more than 3% of the total cost). Artificial seagrass was also tested on the BZN 10 site in 2013 and 2014.137 The methodology of placing mats of 2.5 x 5 metres prepared with artificial seagrass fronds was developed for the offshore industry, initially for the protection of underwater pipelines. With a large frame, mat after mat can be installed on the seabed by just one diver. This considerably lowers the personnel costs. The mats themselves are, however, still very expensive, costing approximately 80 times more than polypropy- lene nets.138 These huge initial costs make them too expensive for most archaeological projects to use at the moment.139
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