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* * * PROJECT UPDATE * * *
February 6, 2010
Phase A Draft Vessel Traffic & Spill Report
Available for Review
An initial draft of the Phase A Vessel Traffic and Spill report was posted and made available on January 19th for review and comments. Updates were made to Appendix B and C of this initial report resulting in an extension of the review period. The complete draft reports from the Aleutian Risk Assessment Project are now available for review. These reports are intended to provide a high-level understanding of relative risks, taking into consideration types of vessels and hazardous substances and locations where discharges are most likely to occur. Results of these studies, and the upcoming Consequence Analysis (due in April), will allow the Advisory Panel and Management Team to perform a preliminary ranking of risk reduction measures.
The reports can be downloaded as a PDF file, either the entire report (8.2 MB) or as individual sections.
Phase A Work Products Name of Document Draft AIRA Phase A Preliminary Risk Assessment eReport REVISED (complete report - 8.2 MB PDF) Phase A Report broken into smaller files: Draft AIRA Phase A Preliminary Risk Assessment eReport w/o Appendices (594 KB PDF) REVISION Summary (197 KB PDF) REVISED Appendix A – Task 1 (1.9 MB PDF) REVISED Appendix B – Task 2a (971 KB PDF) REVISED Appendix C – Task 2b (4.9 MB PDF)
Public Comments
The Management Team welcomes public comments on these draft reports. Because of limited time and resources, responses to public comments will not be possible, but all public comments will be considered while developing final revisions to the reports.
Comments are due by 4 PM ADT February 15, 2010.
Please submit your comments using the following form or by emails to AIRAcomments@nukaresearch.com.
In order for comments to be considered, please provide the following information:
· your name,
· the section of the report to which your comment applies,
· the page number(s) to which your comment applies,
· your comment or concern clearly stated,
· your recommended changes stated as specifically as possible, and
· any other supporting information that may be helpful, such as web links, reference documents, or data.
For previous Highlight pages, please see:
Highlights - Where the Sea Breaks Its Back - January 2010
Highlights from the 3rd Annual Emergency Towing Exercise - October/November 2009
Hightlights from the Advisory Panel Meeting in Unalaska - September 2009
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