POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF THE ACTION Sample Clauses

POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF THE ACTION. 3.1.1 POTENTIAL IMPACTS TO THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT Descriptions of the acoustic and oceanographic sources and acoustic receivers as well as the other equipment that were used in the ACOBAR Experiment were provided in Section 1 (see Tables 1-2 and 1- 3). Three WRC transceiver moorings and one STAR receiver array (one STAR array was deployed for a one-year period and then replaced during the second year) were deployed in Fram Strait. Two of the three WRC transceivers and the STAR array were recovered in September 2012. The third WRC source has not yet been recovered. After approximately two weeks of successful transmissions, the transmissions of the third WRC were no longer received. It is believed that the subsurface buoy holding the mooring in the water column collapsed and the mooring fell to the ocean floor. Attempts will be made to dredge the region and recover the mooring during the summer of 2013. With the exception of standard expendable oceanographic equipment and expendable mooring lines and anchors, all other equipment, arrays, and sources were retrieved from their moorings upon conclusion of the experiment’s data collection. The remaining systems’ components will either corrode or meld with the ocean bottom. Although this constitutes a very minor, temporary impact to the environment, these sensors and/or mooring materials will ultimately function as artificial hard bottom habitats. Essentially, their potential impact is negligible and their presence may be beneficial to the benthic community.
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