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LIST OF TABLES. Table 1.1
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LIST OF TABLES. Table Page Table 1-1. Continuous Parameters Monitored at the NAEMS Lagoon Sites 1-4 Table 1-2. Monitoring Sites Under the NAEMS 1-5 Table 2 1. Summary of NAEMS Open-Source Sites 2-11 Table 3 1. NAEMS Emissions and Process Parameter Data Received 3-3 Table 3 2. Reported Emission Rates for NAEMS Lagoon Sites 3-5 Table 3 3. Review of Swine Lagoon Articles Received in Response to EPA’s CFI 3-9 Table 3 4. Review of Dairy Lagoon Articles Received in Response to EPA’s CFI 3-12 Table 3 5. Review of Swine Lagoon Articles Obtained by Previous EPA Literature Searches 3-15 Table 3 6. Review of Dairy Lagoon Articles Obtained by Previous EPA Literature Searches 3-19 Table 4 1. Reported Number of Valid Emissions Days by Site 4-5 Table 4 2. Summary of Intermittent Data 4-7 Table 4 3. Dates of Lagoon Coverage Observations 4-8 Table 4 4. Dates or Animal Inventory Records 4-10 Table 4 5. Negative Emissions Values by Xxxxxxxxx and Measurement Method 4-12 Table 4 6. Number of Valid Emissions Days Available in the Spring and Summer 4-13 Table 4 7. Number of Valid Emissions Days Available in the Fall and Winter 4-13 Table 4 8. NAEMS Data for Swine and Dairy Lagoon Confinement Operations 4-14 Table 4 9. Design and Operating Parameters of the NAEMS Swine and Dairy Lagoon Sites 4-15 Table 4 10. Site-Specific Ambient and Lagoon Conditions 4-16 Table 4 11. Average Daily Emissions for by Site 4-17 Table 5 1. Summary of Symbols and Terms Used in Equation 5 1 5-4 Table 5 2. Number of 30-Minute NH3 Emissions Values by Site 5-7 Table 5 3. Number of 30-Minute Data Values for Continuous Variables 5-8 Table 5 4. Number of 30-Minute Values Available for Intermittent Data by Site 5-9 Table Page Table 5 5. Farm and Lagoon Information by Site 5-10 Table 5 6. Selected Candidate Predictor Variables 5-13 Table 5 7. Meteorological Variable Bin Cut-Offs 5-21 Table 5 8. Summary Statistics for NH3 and Meteorological Variables 5-25 Table 5 9. Summary of Main Effect Mean Trend Variables 5-26 Table 5 10. Summary of Farm-Based Predictor Variables 5-44 Table 5 11. Summary of Data Available by Month and Site 5-52 Table 5 12. Fit Statistics for Subsets of Mean Trend Variables 5-53 Table 5 13. Fit Statistics for Identity, Log and Reciprocal Link Functions 5-55 Table 5 14. Fit Statistics With and Without a Random Effect of Site 5-57 Table 5 15. Fit Statistics for Three Combinations of Two Farm-Based Variables 5-58 Table 5 16. Variables Values Used In Example Calculations 5-58 Table 5 17. Results of the animal/s...
LIST OF TABLES. Table 7-1. Shoreline use, development and modification matrix 43 APPENDICES Appendix A: Official Shorelines Map Appendix B: Shoreline Critical Areas Regulations Appendix C: Ocean Uses & Modifications SHORELINE MASTER PROGRAM CITY OF ILWACO
LIST OF TABLES. Table 1: 2013 Lake Chelan xxxxx survey angler data. 3 Table 2: 2013 Lake Chelan xxxxx survey results 4 Table 3: 2013 Angler questionnaire results summary 5 Table 4: Angler preference for tournaments and the species preferred by those who indicated they were in favor of future tournaments 5 Table 5: Should there be a Trophy Fishery in Lake Chelan? 6 Table 6: Cutthroat/rainbow trout redds observed in three Lake Chelan tributaries, 2011 8 Table 7: Snorkel survey results for three Lake Chelan tributaries, 2011. 9 Table 8: Estimated 2013 Lake Chelan Tributary Rainbow Trout Density and Population Abundance 10 Table 9: Estimated 2013 Lake Chelan Tributary Cutthroat Trout density and population abundance 10 Table 10: A comparison of species abundance and composition 1982 vs 2013. 11 Table 11: A comparison of species abundance and composition 1982 vs 2012. 11 Table 12: A comparison of species abundance and composition 1982 vs 2011. 11 Table 13: Number of greater than six inch trout observed and size classes within six mainstem pool index sites, 2011 – 2013 12 Table 14: Number of greater than six inch fish observed and size classes within two mainstem xxxxxx sites, 2012 – 2013 13 Table 15: Number of greater than six inch trout observed and size classes at eleven index sites, 2011 – 2013. 14 Table 16: 2011 Fish Stocking Plan 21 Table 17: 2011 Actual Fish Stocking 21 Table 18: 2012 Fish Stocking Plan 22 Table 19: 2012 Actual Fish Stocking 22 Table 20: 2013 Fish Stocking Plan 23 Table 21: 2013 Actual Fish Stocking 23 Table 22: 2014 Fish Stocking Plan 24 LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1: 2013 Lake Chelan catch composition. 3 Figure 2: 2013 Angler County of Origin. 5 Figure 3: Number of anglers, effort hours and total catch 2013 vs. 2010. 6
LIST OF TABLES. Table 1-1. Table 7.1 from Appendix D of the Skagit Chinook Recovery Plan. Table 1-2. Restoration Projects Identified in the Skagit Chinook Recovery Plan Sorted by the Smolts Produced Per Acre. Table 2-1. Tidegates by Dike or Drainage District and by Priority. Table 2-2. Floodgates by Dike or Drainage District and by Habitat Tiers. Table 4-1. Drainage Area Calculation for Tidegate Maintenance Habitat Credit. Table 4-2. Habitat Requirements per Tidegate and Tier 1 Floodgates.
LIST OF TABLES. Table 1-1. Examples of Typical Protection and Restoration Actions 1-4 Table 1-2. Typical Restoration Phases and Actions 1-5 Table 2-1. Xxxxx County Restoration Goals, Objectives, Actions, and Success Measures 2-4 Table 4-1. Recommendations and Priorities for Protection, Restoration, and Enhancement in the Marine Shorelines of Xxxxx County Based upon Coastal Processes 4-3 Table 4-3. Recommendations and Priorities for Protection, Restoration and Enhancement in South Puget Sound 4-4 Table 5-1. Miles of Shoreline Recommended for Different Strategies to Achieve Sediment Supply, Sediment Transport, and Tidal Flow 5-4 Table 5-2. Restoration Opportunities on Public Shores of Hood Canal 5-6 Table 5-3. Restoration Opportunities on Public Shores of South Puget Sound 5-12 Table 6-1. Restoration Actions for Xxxxx County Lakes 6-5 Table 7-1. Restoration Actions for Xxxxx County Rivers and Streams – WRIA 14a 7-4 Table 7-2. Restoration Actions for Xxxxx County Rivers and Streams – WRIA 15 7-10 Table 7-3. Restoration Actions for Xxxxx County Rivers and Streams – WRIA 16/14b 7-14 Table 7-4. Restoration Actions for Xxxxx County Rivers and Streams – Table 8-1. Potential Restoration Partner Organizations and their Roles in Future Restoration 8-2
LIST OF TABLES. Table 2-1 Construction Noise Monitoring Locations (Existing Receiver) Table 2-2 Construction Noise Monitoring Locations (Planned Receiver) Table 2-3 Action and Limit Levels for Construction Noise Table 2-4 Event / Action Plan for Construction Noise Table 2-5 Traffic Noise Monitoring Locations (Existing Noise Sensitive Receivers) Table 2-6 Traffic Noise Monitoring Locations (Planned Noise Sensitive Receivers) Table 2-7 Action Levels for Traffic Noise Table 2-8 Event / Action Plan for Traffic Noise Table 3-1 Dust Monitoring Locations Table 3-2 Action and Limit Levels for Air Quality Monitoring Table 3-3 Event / Action Plan for Air Quality Monitoring Table 6-1 Limit Levels and Action Plan for Landfill Gas List of Figures Figure 1-1 General Layout of the Project Figure 1-2 Project Organisation Figure 1-3 Sheet 1, 2, 3 Figure 2-1 Sheet 1, 2, 3, 4 Figure 2-2 Sheet 1, 2, 3 Figure 3-1 Sheet 1, 2, 3 Construction Programme for Tsuen Wan Bypass, Widening of Tsuen Wan Road between Tsuen Tsing Interchange and Xxxx Xxxxx Interchange and Associated Junction Improvement Works Construction Noise Monitoring Locations Traffic Noise Monitoring Locations Dust Monitoring Locations List of Appendices Appendix A Noise and Air Sensitive Receivers Appendix B Summary of Environmental Mitigation MeasuresImplementation Schedule Appendix C Environmental Monitoring Data Recording Sheets Appendix D Complaint Handling Procedures Appendix E Complaint Log Appendix F Interim Notification of Environmental Quality Limits Exceedance
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LIST OF TABLES. 1. Environmental Documents Supporting the Development of NASA Research Park
LIST OF TABLES. Table 3.1-1. Gravel Placement Locations, Dates, and Volumes. 4 Table 3.2-1. Implementation monitoring questions. 7
LIST OF TABLES. Table 1. Number of beneficiaries of social packages in Bolnisi Municipality according to groups 3 Table 2. Allocation of Bolnisi Municipality Budget for 2014, 2015 and 2016 3 Table 3. GHG Emissions in Bolnisi Municipality in 2014 and 2020 (Tons CO2 eq.) 9 Table 4. Emissions Savings in different sectors according to Bolnisi Municipality SEAP 9 Table 5. Vehicle Number Increase Trend in Bolnisi Municipality 14 Table 6. Vehicles in Permanent Ownership of Bolnisi Municipality in 2014 15 Table 7. Public Transport (Minibuses) Serving in 2014 16 Table 8. Bolnisi Municipality Transport Characteristics 16 Table 9. Final Energy Consumption in Bolnisi Municipality Transport Sector (MWh) - 2014 17 Table 10. GHG Emissions from Bolnisi Municipality Transport Sector in CO2 Equivalent (Ton) -2014 17 Table 11. Transport Sector Action Plan 22 Table 12. Bolnisi Municipality Residential Buildings 23 Table 13. The Buildings Owned by the Municipality (Except Kindergartens) 25 Table 14. The Kindergartens Owned by Bolnisi Municipality 25 Table 15. Incomplete List of Central Authorities Owned and Commercial Buildings Functioning in Bolnisi Municipality 25 Table 16. Trends of Energy Resources (kWh) Consumed by Buildings in Residential and Non-residential Sector of Bolnisi Municipality in 2012-2014 26 Table 17. Energy Resources Consumed by Buildings in Residential and Non-residential Sector of Bolnisi Municipality in 2014 27 Table 18. Methane and Nitrous Oxide Emission Factors for Buildings (kg/MW/h) 27 Table 19. Final Energy Consumption in Bolnisi Municipality Buildings Sector (MWh) - 2014 31 Table 20. GHG Emissions from Bolnisi Municipality Buildings Sector Ton CO2eq. 31 Table 21. Profitability Parameters of Measure MB1.1 35 Table 22. Profitability Parameters of Measure MB1.2 36 Table 23. Profitability Parameters of Measure MB2.1 36 Table 24. Profitability Parameters of Measure MB2.2 37 Table 25. Profitability Parameters of Measure MB3.1 37 Table 26. Parameters of Measure MB4.1 38 Table 27. Cumulative Data of Bolnisi Municipality Residential Buildings 38 Table 28. Profitability Parameters of Measure RB1.1 39 Table 29. Energy Savings with Heat Insulation of Building Entrances 39 Table 30. Profitability Parameters of Measure RB2.1 39 Table 31. Energy Savings with Residential Building Heat Insulation 40 Table 32. Profitability Parameters of Measure RB2.2 40 Table 33. Energy Savings with Infiltration Reduction in Residential Buildings 41 Table 34. Profitability Parameters of Measure RB...
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