Sediment Monitoring Measures Sample Clauses

Sediment Monitoring Measures. The following measures are proposed to evaluate whether sediment released from the Lower Klamath Project reservoirs is (1) moving north from the mouth of the Klamath River to Crescent City Harbor, (2) depositing in the mouth of Crescent City Harbor, and (3) if sediment deposition occurs in Crescent City Harbor, what percentage of the total sediment accumulation is from the dam reservoir drawdown sediment versus normal annual accumulation of sediment which occurs independent of dam removal. Measure A-1. Establish Bathymetric and Topographic Survey Areas. The focus of Measure A-1 is to establish baseline conditions for the Crescent City Harbor. Baseline conditions will then be used to evaluate sediment accumulation, as detailed in Measure A-3. Within Measure A-1, the Renewal Corporation will establish multi-beam bathymetric surveys at the following locations:  Harbor (Area 1 in Figure A-1)  Inner Basin (Area 2 in Figure A-1)  Outer Basin (Area 3 in Figure A-1)  Marina Access Channel (Area 4 in Figure A-1)  Inner Harbor Basin Channel (Area 5 in Figure A-1)  Entrance Channel (Area 6 in Figure A-1) See also Figures 1 through 5 on pages 21 through 25 of the XxXxxxxx Xxxxxx Report.1 The bathymetric and topographic surveys will be established in 2022. Two sets of measurements will be obtained at each survey area: one in 2022 (late summer or early fall) and one in 2023, approximately 12 months following 2022 baseline measurements. Survey data for each monitoring area will be used to develop a digital elevation model (DEM), which is a three- dimensional representation of a terrain’s surface. The two collected datasets for each area will be compared on a cell-by-cell basis using a GIS spatial analyst program and averaged to set the baseline condition for monitoring of the sediment deposition during the dam removal period. Renewal Corporation will provide bathymetric and topographic survey data to the County for review within two weeks of completion of quality assurance and preparation of draft maps. Determination of baseline surfaces will be made in coordination with the County. Associated reports, memos, and calculations will be provided to the County for review and comment prior to finalizing documents.
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