Deepwater ports maintenance dredging study : results, interpretations and recommendations ports of Jacksonville, Tampa, Manatee and Pensacola

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Deepwater ports maintenance dredging study : results, interpretations and recommendations ports of Jacksonville, Tampa, Manatee and Pensacola

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1983

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Deepwater ports maintenance dredging study : results, interpretations and recommendations ports of Jacksonville, Tampa, Manatee and Pensacola

Details:

Corporate Authors:

Dames & Moore . National Ocean Survey, Office of Coastal Zone Management, . Florida Office of Coastal Management

Keywords:

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Description:

This study "was conducted to provide the data necessary to develop a regulatory process which establishes a system of long term maintenance dredging permits ... This report presents the results of the field program and discusses the implications of the data relative to the environmental effects of maintenance dredging."--Page [1].

Document Type:

Professional Paper

Collection(s):

National Ocean Service (NOS)

Funding:

Funding: Supported by the Office of Coastal Zone Management, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.;
Funding: Supported by the Florida Office of Coastal Management.;

Place as Subject:

Florida

Supporting Files:

Online version in PDF via the NOAA Central Library (v.2, 9 MB)

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