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GPS Way Point Log Cruise of Spirit of Adventure - 6-12-02 LATITUDE LONGITUDE GMT DEC TIME DISTANCE SPEED * local feet knots N5853.73581 W13641.54716 18:07:03 10.12 1908.3 25.1 N5853.96048 W13641.97137 18:07:48 10.13 1919.5 25.3 N5854.18546 W13642.40010 18:08:33 10.14 1963.5 25.3 N5854.42300 W13642.82367 18:09:19 10.16 1927.8 25.4 N5854.65313 W13643.24596 18:10:04 10.17 1857.2 23.9 N5854.84271 W13643.70977 18:10:50 10.18 1756.1 22.6 N5854.98272 W13644.19900 18:11:36 10.19 1749.0 22.5 N5855.11501 W13644.69371 18:12:22 10.21 1712.5 22.5 N5855.26113 W13645.16009 18:13:07 10.22 1638.7 21.6 N5855.43526 W13645.55856 18:13:52 10.23 1432.4 18.4 N5855.61905 W13645.84405 18:14:38 10.24 593.5 7.6 N5855.71561 W13645.87173 18:15:24 10.26 297.5 3.8 N5855.76453 W13645.86948 18:16:10 10.27 292.7 3.9 N5855.81249 W13645.86144 18:16:55 10.28 140.5 1.9 N5855.83534 W13645.85468 18:17:40 10.29 75.7 1.0 N5855.84757 W13645.85017 18:18:26 10.31 54.9 0.7 N5855.85658 W13645.84888 18:19:12 10.32 31.9 0.4 N5855.86173 W13645.85081 18:19:57 10.33 13.7 0.2 N5855.86366 W13645.85307 18:20:43 10.35 5.6 0.1 N5855.86431 W13645.85435 18:21:28 10.36 19.8 0.3 N5855.86688 W13645.85822 18:22:14 10.37 21.8 0.3 N5855.86946 W13645.86304 18:23:00 10.38 16.2 0.2 N5855.87075 W13645.86755 18:23:45 10.40 3.9 0.1 N5855.87139 W13645.86755 18:24:30 10.41 11.9 0.2 N5855.86946 W13645.86691 18:25:16 10.42 109.3 1.4 N5855.85497 W13645.84631 18:26:02 10.43 126.3 1.6 N5855.83534 W13645.83311 18:26:48 10.45 201.9 2.7 N5855.81249 W13645.87978 18:27:33 10.46 1312.6 16.9 N5855.74425 W13646.27664 18:28:19 10.47 1786.4 23.0 N5855.82118 W13646.82606 18:29:05 10.48 1798.7 23.2 N5855.91838 W13647.36744 18:29:51 10.50 1778.4 22.9 N5856.05839 W13647.86505 18:30:37 10.51 1743.1 22.5 N5856.29014 W13648.19206 18:31:23 10.52 1672.2 22.0 N5856.53121 W13648.44859 18:32:08 10.54 1727.4 22.7 N5856.68120 W13648.91626 18:32:53 10.55 1890.5 24.9 N5856.82218 W13649.45345 18:33:38 10.56 1897.5 25.0 N5856.96541 W13649.99096 18:34:23 10.57 1943.2 25.0 N5857.08546 W13650.56517 18:35:09 10.59 1897.9 25.0 N5857.19168 W13651.13423 18:35:54 10.60 1912.0 25.2 N5857.29017 W13651.71326 18:36:39 10.61 1963.3 25.3 N5857.40057 W13652.30163 18:37:25 10.62 1890.1 24.9 N5857.53382 W13652.84623 18:38:10 10.64 1906.8 25.1 N5857.76782 W13653.25114 18:38:55 10.65 1944.0 25.0 N5858.01404 W13653.64671 18:39:41 10.66 1945.3 25.1 N5858.26446 W13654.03295 18:40:27 10.67 1901.5 25.0 N5858.51004 W13654.40856 18:41:12 10.69 1898.6 25.0 N5858.76270 W13654.76455 18:41:57 10.70 1948.8 25.1 N5859.02052 W13655.13405 18:42:43 10.71 1890.6 24.9 N5859.24679 W13655.54796 18:43:28 10.72 1935.8 24.9 5 Peratrovich, Nottingham <strong>and</strong> Drage, Inc
GPS Way Point Log Cruise of Spirit of Adventure - 6-12-02 LATITUDE LONGITUDE GMT DEC TIME DISTANCE SPEED * local feet knots N5859.46051 W13656.00598 18:44:14 10.74 1942.3 25.0 N5859.66521 W13656.48202 18:45:00 10.75 1893.9 24.9 N5859.86895 W13656.93939 18:45:45 10.76 1932.1 24.9 N5900.11293 W13657.33464 18:46:31 10.78 1925.7 24.8 N5900.36623 W13657.70382 18:47:17 10.79 1878.1 24.7 N5900.61761 W13658.05240 18:48:02 10.80 1931.9 24.9 N5900.90150 W13658.32952 18:48:48 10.81 1861.9 24.5 N5901.17476 W13658.59796 18:49:33 10.83 1928.2 24.8 N5901.45221 W13658.89633 18:50:19 10.84 1905.5 24.5 N5901.70906 W13659.24523 18:51:05 10.85 1750.7 22.5 N5901.92728 W13659.61022 18:51:51 10.86 730.6 9.4 N5902.03607 W13659.70936 18:52:37 10.88 441.4 5.7 N5902.09626 W13659.78822 18:53:23 10.89 334.0 4.3 N5902.14229 W13659.84647 18:54:09 10.90 271.7 3.6 N5902.17351 W13659.90859 18:54:54 10.92 337.8 4.4 N5902.21953 W13659.96910 18:55:39 10.93 335.4 4.3 N5902.26942 W13700.01481 18:56:25 10.94 1195.4 15.7 N5902.37821 W13700.33313 18:57:10 10.95 1904.3 25.1 N5902.44935 W13700.92601 18:57:55 10.97 1363.1 17.6 N5902.48861 W13701.35505 18:58:41 10.98 488.6 6.3 N5902.48572 W13701.51116 18:59:27 10.99 538.8 7.1 N5902.47606 W13701.68239 19:00:12 11.00 656.4 8.5 N5902.48636 W13701.89128 19:00:58 11.02 370.7 4.8 N5902.49312 W13702.00908 19:01:44 11.03 414.1 5.3 N5902.47413 W13702.13622 19:02:30 11.04 540.7 7.0 N5902.47316 W13702.30906 19:03:16 11.05 296.1 3.8 N5902.48024 W13702.40273 19:04:02 11.07 197.8 2.5 N5902.48636 W13702.46485 19:04:48 11.08 328.8 4.3 N5902.46351 W13702.56012 19:05:33 11.09 202.0 2.6 N5902.45932 W13702.62417 19:06:19 11.11 169.1 2.2 N5902.44420 W13702.66955 19:07:05 11.12 204.3 2.7 N5902.42070 W13702.71622 19:07:50 11.13 134.7 1.7 N5902.39978 W13702.73038 19:08:36 11.14 38.0 0.5 N5902.39559 W13702.72137 19:09:21 11.16 52.7 0.7 N5902.39302 W13702.70528 19:10:06 11.17 41.5 0.5 N5902.39141 W13702.69240 19:10:52 11.18 37.2 0.5 N5902.39141 W13702.68050 19:11:38 11.19 34.3 0.5 N5902.39109 W13702.66955 19:12:23 11.21 38.1 0.5 N5902.38980 W13702.65764 19:13:08 11.22 39.3 0.5 N5902.38980 W13702.64509 19:13:54 11.23 4.4 0.1 N5902.38916 W13702.64445 19:14:39 11.24 9.3 0.1 N5902.38883 W13702.64734 19:15:25 11.26 13.3 0.2 N5902.38723 W13702.64445 19:16:11 11.27 42.7 0.5 N5902.38304 W13702.63350 19:16:57 11.28 35.6 0.5 N5902.38143 W13702.62256 19:17:42 11.30 76.7 1.0 N5902.37435 W13702.60228 19:18:28 11.31 41.6 0.5 N5902.36791 W13702.59778 19:19:13 11.32 26.0 0.3 N5902.36405 W13702.59424 19:19:59 11.33 18.2 0.2 N5902.36373 W13702.58844 19:20:45 11.35 19.7 0.3 6 Peratrovich, Nottingham <strong>and</strong> Drage, Inc
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FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMEN
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APPENDICES GLACIER BAY N ATIONAL PA
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National Park Service, Interior §
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APPENDIX B Glacier Bay National Par
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• Using, possessing, storing, or
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park road prior notification of tra
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The intent of these requirements is
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2.17(c)(1) Removal of downed aircra
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4.21(b)-(c) Speed limits-designatio
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• Fuel caches will be stored at l
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• The landmass between Margerie G
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• A private boater may apply for
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• The discharge of “blackwater
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This compendium is approved and res
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Appendix B, Areas Closed to Overnig
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Appendix D: Maps and Charts of Glac
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APPENDIX C Acoustics Memorandum
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1.0 ACOUSTIC CONCEPTS AND TERMINOLO
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1.2.3 Levels of Tones A tone is a s
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The terms phase, phase difference,
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Lr = L s - 20 log R where Lr is the
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larger volume than would have been
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Many assumptions must be made to pr
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e 1• Pa, approximately 80 dB abov
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Intensity discrimination may be imp
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and Dahlheim 2001). It is suggested
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8-hr measurement periods was due pr
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Malme, C. I., P. R. Miles, C. W. Cl
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APPENDIX D Air Emissions Calculatio
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The basic equations used for the ca
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Average Power Ratings (kW) and Load
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Existing Conditions Speed Assumptio
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Baseline Cruise Ship Emissions- 200
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Summary of Baseline Cruise Ship Emi
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Estimated Cruise Ship Emissions Und
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Summary of Estimated Cruise Ship Em
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ESTIMATED CUMULATIVE EMISSIONS EMIS
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EMISSIONS FROM DIESEL GENERATORS AT
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Matrix To Identify Glacier Bay Admi
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Have adverse effects on properties
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LOCAL CATEGORIES Year Local Categor
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Private Vessel Characteristics of P
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Lengths of Private Vessels Entering
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Dundas Bay Vessel Traffic Documente
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TABLE 1: GUIDING PROPERTIES OF EFFE
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TABLE 3: PROBABLE SPILL SCENARIOS -
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DRAFT Technical Memorandum Vessel W
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Figures Figure 1 Passing Boat's Wak
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3 BACKGROUND This section provides
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were analyzed to determine their ap
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Predictions of maximum wave height
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• evaluating Gustavus, Alaska win
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The investigators observed that the
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near protecting islands, wave growt
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Memorandum To: File Project No.: 02
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H MO1 := 0.13 H MO2 := 0.68 H MO3 :
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Winds from 200, 260 and 340 deg Win
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Example 2 Wave analysis of site 11
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Winds from 200 degrees From the win
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m 2 := H MO2 2 P2 hr ⋅ ⋅24⋅36
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APPENDIX I 43 Code of Federal Regul
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easonable date by which aircraft re
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APPENDIX J Consultation Corresponde
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APPENDIX L Essential Fish Habitat A
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RESPONSE TO PUBLIC COMMENTS ON THE
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General Response Number 3. The Park
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Response to Public Comments Include
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