Examples of Qualified Marine Archaeologist in a sentence
This analysis must include a determination by a Qualified Marine Archaeologist as to whether any potential archaeological resources are present in the area.
The Lessee must ensure that the analysis of archaeological survey data collected in support of plan (e.g., SAP and/or COP) submittal and the preparation of archaeological reports in support of plan submittal are conducted by a Qualified Marine Archaeologist.
In the event that this Qualified Marine Archaeologist indicates that he or she wishes to be present, the Lessee must facilitate the Qualified Marine Archaeologist’s presence, as requested by the Qualified Marine Archaeologist, and provide the Qualified Marine Archaeologist the opportunity to inspect data quality.
In the event that the Qualified Marine Archaeologist states that he or she wishes to be present, the Lessee must reasonably facilitate the Qualified Marine Archaeologist’s presence and provide the Qualified Marine Archaeologist the opportunity to inspect data quality.
A Qualified Marine Archaeologist must certify, in the Lessee’s archaeological reports, that geotechnical exploration activities did not impact potential historic properties identified as a result of the HRG surveys performed in support of plan submittal.
The Lessee must ensure that the analysis of archaeological survey data collected in support of plan (e.g., SAP and/or COP) submittal and the preparation of archaeological reports created in support of plan submittal are conducted by a Qualified Marine Archaeologist.
The Lessee must send notification of the Tribal pre-survey meeting at least 15 calendar days prior to the date of the proposed Tribal pre-survey meeting.The purpose of this meeting is for the Lessee and the Lessee's Qualified Marine Archaeologist to discuss the Lessee's Survey Plan and consider requests to monitor portions of the archaeological survey and the geotechnical exploration activities, including the visual logging and analysis of geotechnical samples (e.g., cores, etc.).
The avoidance distance must be calculated by the Qualified Marine Archaeologist from the maximum discernible extent of the archaeological resource.
This certification must be a single page, signed by the Lessee and the Qualified Marine Archaeologist, which states that the Lessee’s activities did not impact any potential historic properties, as defined by the Qualified Marine Archaeologist, including paleolandscapes, without the Lessor’s prior approval.
The Lessee must present potential archaeological resources, as determined by the Qualified Marine Archaeologist, with locations presented in latitude and longitude (decimal degrees) and Universal Transverse Mercator projection and grid system (UTM) coordinates.