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                        AN UNDERWATER TELEVISION AND SIDE SCAN SONAR SURVEY
                                OF BOTTOM SEDIMENTS AT SEVERAL AREAS
                                     WEST OF TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA

                                           1.0  INTRODUCTION
                The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) conducted an underwater tele-
           vision reconnaissance survey of seven areas west of Tampa Bay, Florida
           (Figure 1).  One area, identified as Site 4, was covered in intense detail;
           a second area, identified as the Control Site, was covered in considerable
 XB        detail.  Two other areas, identified as Site A and B, were covered in lesser
 ^        detail.  Three sites suggested by the State of Florida were also briefly examined to
 >!A        assess their bottom characteristics.  The location and sampling runs in these
 vj        sites is also shown in Figure 1.  The method of analysis for the three State
M        sites is similar to that of Site 4 and the Control Site.
                The survey, conducted from EPA's OSV ANTELOPE during the period April
>4j         21 - 27, 1983, obtained data on the physical characteristics of the bottom
 "f        sediments, and supplemented information either previously or concurrently ob-
           tained at the study sites.  In conjunction with the underwater television survey,
           EPA conducted a aide scan sonar (SSR) survey of the dredged material disposal
           sites.  The underwater television provides a direct visual and highly detailed
           assessment of a relatively narrow track (several meters wide) of the bottom
           beneath the ship's course; SSS provides lower resolution acoustic "pictures"
           of the bottom over areas 50 to 100 m wide (depending on instrument settings) to
           either side of the ship's course.  This report provides a general analysis of
           the SSS records obtained at Sites 4, A and B and compares the acoustic records
           with results of the underwater television survey analysis, where appropriate.
           The merging of these two sets of data with the ship's course provides an essen-
           tially complete description of the surficial sediment type and percent distri-
           bution within .the study areas.

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                     2.0  METHODOLOGY FOR VIDEOTAPE ANALYSIS
     Ten six-hour videotapes were provided to JRB Associates by EPA for anal-
ysis.  The tapes were viewed with a Panasonic VMS videotape recorder on a 22"
cpldr. television monitor.  Loran-C coordinates of the survey vessel position
were recorded on the ship and displayed in real tine on the color monitor,
providing a capability to plot and confirm features that were noted on the
EPA-provided field charts.  These charts, containing the ship's track super-
imposed on a Loran-C coordinate grid, were used in conjunction with the video-
tape viewing.  A set of rulers was devised to correspond to the scale of
Loran-C grid.  These were used to accurately chart the vessel's course according
to the Loran-C coordinates seen on the television monitor.  Since the scale
was different at every site, a new set of rulers was made for each site.
     Prior to starting a videotape, the VHS counter was zeroed and the tape
number was entered on a videotape log.  The log ultimately contained VHS
footage, Loran-C coordinates, identification of bottom types and pertinent re-
marks.  The entire log is presented as Appendix A to this report.
     Upon viewing the videotape, it became apparent that several bottom types
were present.  On a subjective basis, six different bottom types were
identified.  A bottom type determination was made after several meters of
unchanging bottom were encountered.  .For example, at Site 4, Tape 1, flat
sandy bottom (Type 1) was present from VCR count 452 to 829 (See videotape log,
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Page A-l).  Generally, no other bottom type was seen in the field of view.
Periodically a brief stretch  (1 meter) of another type would occur.  This
was not recorded as a change  in bottom type.  A change in bottom type was
recorded when once again several meters of essentially unchanging bottom was seen.
     When the bottom changed, the VHS footage, Loran-C coordinates and bottom
type were recorded on the videotape observation log.  Frequently, Loran-C
coordinates and VHS footage were recorded to accurately chart the vessel's
course and the associa:ed bottom type.  The bottom type identified at the
previous Loran-C coordinate is considered present until a change is indicated.
The respective bottom types were recorded in a coded form on the field charts
along the vessel track according to Loran-C coordinates.  The combination of
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viewing desired portions of the underwater television mission.
     Percent distribution of bottom types along the vessel track was calcul-
ated for Site 4, Control Site and State Sites X, Y, and 2.  This was done by
measuring the length (in cm) of each bottom type with a planimeter a minimum of
three times.  The average length was used to calculate percent distribution
of the total track.  Only clearly identified bottom was used in the calculation.
     An additional statistical analysis was conducted on Site 4.  The purpose
of the statistical evaluation was to determine the percent area covered and to
correct for error.  To establish the statistical vessel coverage of Site 4; the
following methodology was employed.  The. OSV ANTELOPE made 22 runs northwest to
southeast and 22 runs northeast to southwest, creating a cross-hatched grid
pattern.  Since the vessel made passes in approximate one-quarter-mile intervals,
the site area was divided into one-eighth-mile square units, which resulted in   .
256 total units.  The original coded vessel track was laid over the grid.  By
using a unit area smaller than the vessel track, i.e., one-eighth-mile versus
one-quarter mile, we were able to determine the area not covered by the vessel
track.  The grid units were numbered from 1 to 256 starting in the top left hand
corner proceeding across the site from west to east and continuing the pattern
from the left margin.
     Units with only one bottom type present were recorded as 100% of that type.
Where multiple tracks were present, each type was measured with a planimeter a
minimum of three times.  The average length of each type was- recorded and percent
distribution was calculated.  Units where no type was present or where a type
intersected the corner were recorded as not covered.  Consequently, data along a
vessel track was collected for 82.8% of Site 4 (212 units covered divided by
256 = 82.8% coverage).
     Bottom type percent distribution was totalled for the remaining 212 units.
Percent distribution of bottom type identified on the whole vessel track was then
calculated.
                 212 Units Covered (%)           256 Total Area (%)
     Type 1 -           52.4                          43.4
     Type 2 -            2.7                           2.2
     Type 3 -           29.9                          24.7
     Type 4 -'          14.2                          11.7
     Type 5 -            1.0                           0.8
     Type 6 -    No Type 6 was identified at Site 4
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     It Is reasonable to believe that a bottom type is consistent throughout
a grid unit; however, it Is possible that other bottom types may be present in
an area classified as one type.  For this reason, examination of the side scan
sonar record is imperative to provide an acoustical picture of the remainder of
the grid unit.  Section 4.0 discusses the SSS analysis and conclusions.
     Finally, Site 4 and the Control Site were compared according to percent
distribution of bottom types and sampling coverage.  Site A and B were only
generally reviewed to note changes from previous studies.

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                           3.0  VIDEOTAPE ANALYSIS

3.1  CHARACTERISTIC BOTTOM TYPES
     Six bottom types were identified from the videotapes.  The surveyed areas
were assigned one or more of these categories according to the code described
below.  Basically, Types 1, 2 and 3 are variations of sand bottom.  Types
4 and 5 indicate to what degree the bottom is inhabited.  Type 6 connotes a
mixture of bottom types.  Due to the variable factors involved in underwater
videotaping, i.e., ship speed, field of view, distance of camera from the bottom,
etc., this classification system represents only visually identified changes in
the appearance of the bottom.
Type 1.  Sandy bottom -
                  —•*•-••*)  flat  to slightly rippled sand, typically
fine quartz and shell  sand.  Sand dollars and dark "algal" patches
were commonly observed on this type of bottom.  Minimal other marine
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Type 2.. Small scale sand ripples^- (AA) small sand ripples, approximately
         1" - 3" high, coarser sand granules, darker in appearance than sandy
         bottom.  Little marine life seen.

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Type 3.  Large scale sand ripples •'&*£&• Larger sand ripples, approximately
         6" - 8" high, with trough between ripples approximately 21 - 5'
         wide.  Coarse sand observed as continuous crests and as broken, inter-
         mingling crests._  Little marine life.seen.

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Type 4.  Scattered Populated bottom - (•H|) Sandy bottom with silty, dimpled
         appearance.  Stretches of scattered and diverse bottom cover.  Organisms
         were randomly distributed over the observed areas.
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Type 5.  Densely populated bottom -
                                             Minimal sandy areas.  Stretches of
         dense bottom cover.  Organisms heavily distributed over the observed
         areas.
TvPe 6*  Mixed bottom _ (flBflM)  Areas characterized by rapidly changing bottom
         types; frequently alternating from Type 1 to Type 3 and back to Type 1.
         The'most common mixed bottom was Types 3 and A.
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 3.2   SITE CHARACTERISTICS .
 3.2.1  Site 4  -  Site 4  is an  EPA proposed  dredged material disposal site.  It is
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 a 4  nmi  area, centered at  Loran-C coordinates  14139.0  - 44745.0.  Twenty-two runs
 were made in Site  4, eleven along  the NW to  SE  axis and eleven along the NE to
 SW axis.   An additional run was  made around  the periphery of the site.  The
 peripheral run at  Site  4 was  done  at night and  the quality of that videotape is
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 not  as  good as that  of  daytime runs.  Generally, however, the bottom seen was
 similar to the adjacent bottom area with the site boundary.  However, the night
 coverage presented a smaller  field of view,  making 'it more difficult to accurately
 identify bottom  types.
      The distribution of bottom  types is 'illustrated in Figure 2.  The predom-
 inant bottom type  in Site 4 was  sandy bottom (Type 1).  Over 48.5 percent of the
 total area charted was  of this type.  Highest concentrations of sandy bottom
 occurred in a  swath  from the  northeast quadrant across  the center into the SW
 quadrant.   The vast  majority  of  this area  was devoid of visible life.  Sand
 dollars were occassionally  seen, often associated with  scattered algal patches,
 which were common  in Type 1 bottoms.  Fishes, crabs and starfish were occasionally
 seen.
      Large scale sand ripples (Type 3) also  accounted for a large portion of this
 site.   Thirty-two  percent of  the total area  was composed of this type.  The
 sand ripples ranged  from distinctive widespread crests  with shell hash and
 silt visible in  the  troughs,  to  intermingled broken ripples.  Visible bottom
 organisms  were uncommon in  these areas.  Scattered populated bottom comprised
 16.9 percent of  Site 4.  These areas were  located primarily in the northwest and
 southeast  corners  of the site.   Only 0.8 percent of the total site could be char-
 acterized as densely populated bottom (Type  5).

 3»2.2  Control Site  - The Control  Site is  located southeast of Site 4 cen-
 tered,  at  Loran-C  coordinates 14130.0 -  44700.1.  Generally, the quality of
 the  videoupes was very  good.  However, a NE tb SW run along Loran-C coor-
 dinate  44697.3 was difficult  to distinguish due to cloudy water.  Six runs
were made  through the site; three across the NE-SW axis and three across the
Ntf-SE axis.
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     The predomonant bottom type at the Control Site was scattered populated
bottom (Type 4).  About 47 percent of the total charted area was of this
type.  High concentrations of Type 4 occurred in the northeast and northwest
quadrants.  Only 0.3% of the site could be characterized as densely populated
bottom (Type 5).  The southwest quadrant was primarily flat sand (19.72 of
the total area of the site), whereas the southeast quadrant was largely mixed
bottom (Type 6).  In the southeast sector, the bottom area changed frequently,
every several meters.  The general pattern was from flat sand (Type 1) scat-
tered populated bottom (Type 4) to large scale sand ripples (Type 3) back to
flat sand (Type 1).  Figure 3 illustrates the distribution of bottom types of
the Control Site.
3.2.3  Site A - Site A is a previously designated dredged material disposal
site (Figure,1).  A single run was conducted from the SE to the NW corner of
this site.  The quality of this videotape footage is poor, due to cloudy water
and frequent raising of the camera sled to avoid boulders.  The topography is
generally flat sand with intermittent areas of debris.  Some of the rocks appear
to have been colonized by soft corals.  No other bottom life was visible.  Scat-
tered areas of large scale sand ripples were also observed.
3.2.4  Site B - Site B is also a previously designated dredged material disposal
site (Figure 1).  A single run from NW to SE was recorded in this site.
Throughout the coverage, the videotape picture appeared cloudy, as if the camera
lens were fogged.  The bottom areas identified were mainly populated with large
soft corals (approximately 2 1/2 feet high).  Grass-like corals were also
present.  Depth records indicate about 30 feet of water at this site.  Flat sand
(Type 1) and sporadic large scale ripples (Type 3) composed the remainder of the
site.  Frequent sand dollars were seen at this site; there were approximately
50 organisms per 18 meters of distance covered.
3.2.5  State Site X - Three runs were recorded in State Site X.  The entire
bottom area was flat sand (Type 1 ) frequented by sand dollars.  State Site X
is located in deeper water (average 105 feet) than any other site examined in
this area.  Mo dark patches or mobile life forms were seen.
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3.2.6  State SiteY - Two runs were conducted in this site.  The most striking
feature was the dense populations of sand dollars.  A rough count yielded 80
per 18m.  The bottom type was predominantly Type 1-flat sand (91.3%) with inter-
mittent large-scale coarse sand ripples (8.7%).  Life was sparse in these
areas.  Average water depth was 96 feet. .                            .
3.2.7  State Site Z - Two runs were conducted in this site.  State Site Z
was primarily composed of large scale sand ripples, scattered populated bottom,
and densely populated bottom (Types 3, 4 and 5) (approximately 39%).  The
remaining portion was predomoninantly large scale sand ripples alone.  A very
small part of this site was flat sand.  Average depth was 102 feet.  Distri-
bution of bottom types of State Sites X, Y and Z are shown in Figure 4;
percent distribution in Table 1.
3.3  RESULTS
     The Control Site was not studied as intensively as Site 4 (6 runs vs.
23 runs, respectively).  However, given the patterns identified in each site,
a general comparison can be made.  Table 2 shows the percent distribution of
bottom types at the Control Site and Site 4.  Site 4 contained a greater per-
centage of flat sandy bottom (Type 1) (48.5%) and large scale sand ripples
(Type 3) (32.2%) than the Control Site, (19.7% and 13.4%, respectively).  No
mixed bottom (Type 6) was identified at Site 4.  The densely populated bottom
(Type 5) at Site 4 was approximately equal to that at the Control Site (0.8%
vs. 0.3%, respectively).  However, the Control Site had a greater area of
consistently populated bottom than Site 4 (47.1% vs.  17.7%).  More variation
in bottom types throughout the southeast quadrant of Site 4 was noted than in
the control site.  Both sites were located in approximately 70 feet of water.
     A comparison of the initial track study of Site 4 (Table 2) and the stat-
istical analysis of Site 4 (Page 4) shows a decrease in the percentage of Type 4
(16.9% to 11.7%).  This was due to more representative calculations produced by
the statistical analysis.  No significant change was noted regarding Type 5.
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                     4.0  SIDE SCAN SONAR RECORD ANALYSIS
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     The SSS records provided by EPA were reviewed and all annotations on the
records were recorded in a log.  Approximately half of the SSS records reviewed
are of poor quality because of a stylus problem, later .corrected by the instru-
ment's manufacturer.  These SSS records do not warrant detailed study, but are
useful for a general assessment of the reflectivity of bottom sediments.
(Typically, a sand bottom exhibits high reflectivity and results in a darker
SSS record.  Clay and silt bottoms are less reflective than sand, and tend
to absorb the acoustic energy; thus, they provide a relatively lighter SSS
record).  Using the log, the ship's positions were plotted on working copies of
the field charts.  Each SSS lane consisted generally of two positions, the
start and end of the survey run.  Occasionally, one or more additional positions
were recorded on the SSS chart between start and end points.  Selected portions
of the SSS tracks were then merged with bottom sediment type determined during
analysis of the underwater videotape.  Representative SSS records for Sites A
and B are provided for reference purposes (Charts 4 and 5); the generally poor
quality of the records of Sites A and B preclude further analysis.
4.1  SITE'CHARACTERISTICS
4-1-1  Site 4 - Figure 5 shows the approximate location of the selected SSS
records in relation to the ship's track and bottom sediment types determined
from the videotape analysis of Site 4.  Chart 1 portrays a relatively featureless
bottom with no significant variations in acoustic reflectivity; this record is
characteristic of a sandy (Type 1) bottom.  This SSS record extends 50 meters
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to either side of the ship's track and represents about 0.33 km  in area.
     Chart 2 represents a portion of the line shown in Figure 5.  This SSS
record extends 100 meters to either side of the ship's track, and depicts the
transition from a combined Type 3 (large scale sand ripples) and Type 4 .
(scattered populated) bottom to a Type 1 (flat sandy) bottom.  The darker por-
tions of the record are more reflective, and therefore represent fla. rand.
The ripples noted in the darker portion of the record are large-scale sand waves.
The transition from the flat sand to a softer clay or silt bottom is quite
abrupt, and occurs in an estimated distance of 30-50 feet.
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     Chart 3 depicts a similar transition over the portion .of the ship's
track identified in Figure 5.  The sand ripples are again noted in the
darker portions of the records.  There is a rather weak transition between
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the large-scale sand ripples and scattered populated bottom (Types 3 and
4) with respect to the featureless flat sand bottom (Type 1).
4.1.2  Site A - A representative SSS record extending 100 meters to either
side of the ship's track for Site A is shown in Chart 4.  The bottom is
relatively hard and representative of small and large scale sand ripple bottoms
(Types 2 and 3).
4.1.3  Site B - A representative SSS record for Site B is shown in Chart 5.
It depicts a combined hard and soft reflective bottom and is in general agree-
ment with the underwater television observations.
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                                5.0  CONCLUSIONS

     Two previously designated and one proposed dredged material disposal
sites were studied to assess the bottom sediment characteristics.  A fourth
area, to be used as a control, was also studied.  Approximately 80 nautical
miles of underwater television videotape were viewed and analyzed.  Six
bottom types were identified and their relative distribution calculated.
Bottom types and other pertinent observations were compared between the
Control Site and Site 4.  Sites A and B and State Sites X, Y and Z were only
generally reviewed.
     Site 4 had over twice the percent distribution of flat sandy bottom
sediments (Type 1) compared to the Control Site (48.5% vs. 19.7%).  On the
other hand, scattered populated bottoms (Type 4) are approximately .three times
more prevalent at the Control Site than at Site 4 (46.8% vs. 16.9%).  Large
scale sand ripples (Type 3) were over twice as frequent at Site 4 than at the
Control Site (32.2% vs. 13.4%).
     The methodology developed for the analysis of the videotapes provides an
efficient means for reducing a large data base.  The data base ponsisting of the
tapes, videotape viewing log and associated charts provides an efficient
method of reviewing specific bottom types and other pertinent features.
                                   ri. >
     The SSS records for Site 4 showed good correlation with the underwater
videotape analysis of bottom sediment types, and in particular the trans-
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itional areas between the different bottom types.  The SSS provides much
greater aeral coverage of the bottom than can be obtained with underwater
television.  The utilization of both systems in concert provides a useful
method for analysis of bottom sediments over relatively large areas.
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                                    6.0  LITERATURE REVIEWED

         Allen,  J.R.L.,  1968.   Current Ripples - Their  relationto patterns^of water
               and  s ed iment mo tIon.  North-Holland Publishing Co., Amsterdam.

         Shepard,  Francis, 1973.  Submarine Geology.  Harper and Row, New York.

         Stanley,  Daniel Jean and Donald J.F. Swift,  Editors,  1976.  Marine  Seidment
               Transport  and  Environmental Management.   John  Wiley ,  New York-.

         Swift,  D.J.P.,  G.L. FreelatwJ and R.A. Young, 1979.   Time and space  distri-
               bution of  megaripples and associated  bedforms, Middle Atlantic  Bight,
               North American Atlantic Shelf.  Sedimentology  (1979) 26;  389-406.

         U.S.  Environmental  Protection Agency, 1982.  Characterization  of Benthic
               Environment at Four Existing and Alternative Tampa Bay Offshore- Dredged
               Material Disposal Sites.  Final report  submitted by JRB Associates to
               EPA, Criteria  and Standards Division, Washington,  D.C.
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14140.2-4474Q.4
1*140.1-4*740.2

1*1*0.2-44738.9
141*0.2-44738.8

.-
1414-0.1-44737.5
14140.2-44736.8
1414Q.1-4A736.7
-4*736.5
14140.1-44736.4
14140.1-4*736.3
3


1
3
i
3
Skip la tap*
1
3
•
1
Broken' coral
2
1
1
3
1
2
1
3


•
3
S; heavily ci
      2212
                                          fiah, coral,  fluffy aabrii
                                          4; dark path  diaial»h«*  to 4
              U140.1-44736.1
                              A-l

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                                                      Sit* 4 . Pe|e 2
Tape 1 - Sit« 4  Taapa  Say (Continued)
vc*

2230
2262
2290
2317
2363

2391
23 ?4
2470
2716
2358
2891
2905
2931
2972
3115
3125
3133
3159
3212 '
3256
3261
3263
3414
3578
3588
3673
308?
3720
3759
3790



3825
3846-48
3870
3928
3932-38
4002
Loran
-44735.9
14140.1-44735.8
14140.1-44735.5
14140.1-44735.1
1414Q.1-44734.7

-44734.2
-44733.7
-44733.7
-44732.7

14138.S-44733.7
14138.7-44734.3
-44734.6


14138.5-44733.6
-44738.9
14L3S. 4-44739.0
-44739.5
-4474Q.4
14138.5—4741.4
-44741.4


14138.7-44747.0
-44747.1
-44748.9
14138.8-44749.0
-44749. 6
-44750.3
-44750.8



-44751.5
14139.0-44751.9
14139.1-44752.3
14139.2-44753.4

-44754.1
loctota Type/Description

4, soft coral
3
I
3 and 1
"••

3

3. shell f repeats

1 and 3
4, isolated soft corals
3
3, soft coral
3, isolated soft corals
1
3
3
5 aad 3
Coral Outcrop
1
5
1

»
Scattered dark patches
3
4, scattered life, soft Cora},
sea urchins
3
Sponges, scattered coral, skate eft cases,
flsb
3 and 4
3
A
3
4
4
3 aod 4; sea horse at eouat 3850
5
1
Scattered dark patches
                            A-2

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                                                       Sit* 4 - Pat* 3
Tap* 1 - SI:* 4 Taapa Bay (Continued)
VtR
4024-32
4L25
4148
4158
4162


4167'
4180
4195
"••my •"
44QO
46i;-:5
4639
4647
4651
4672
4689
4762
4799
4801
4809
4816
4833
4836

4372
4884
4890
4007
4914
4924
4932
SO* 0-44
5045
5047
5066
5076
5083
5191
5215 .
5224
5AS9
Loraa
-4*755.1
14 139. 7-447 57. C
14139.7-44757.4
-44757.6

-44757.7
-44757,8
-44757.8
-44758.0
14139.3-44753.4
1 --*.--._...
14133. i -44759.1
14138.2-44755.9
14138.3-44755.4
14138.3-44755.1
-44755.0
14138.4-44754.6
-44754.1
14138.2-44752.5
14138.2-44751.3
-44751.7
-44751.5
-44751.4
-44751.0
U138.2-44750.9

-44750.1-
-44749. A
-44749.6
14138. 1-44749. 2
-44749.1
.44748.8
-44748.6
14138. 2-44746. C
-44745.6

.44745.4
-4474S.2
-44745. C
-44742'.:
14138.1-44741.6
-44741.1
-44741.0
Bottom Typ*/9*«eri7t£ee
1; Lurs* dirk patch at count *026
3 ,
.1
3

1
3
4, »eft coral
1,
3
Dark patch ' -
Dark patch**
SczlA|-lIk« dark patches
4.
5
4, coral*
3 - '
1
2
3
2
3
2; corala. •po&fu
3; corala, •peat**
4; BUBROu* cerala, bottom lift -
•tarfiah
3; with lift, *poa(**, coral*
4
3
4; coral, *ponges
3
4; call coral ac count 4929
3; *pOR|««
2
1; Bark patch
4* dnaa bettcs organisa*. **a atari
1 with dark patch**
3
1
Bark patch
2 3
2
3
                          A-3

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                                                      Sit. 4 - ?*!« 4
Ttpt 1 - Sitt 4 TUB* Bay (Continued)
vca


5502
J508
5510

5528
5536
5669
Sad Tape
Taps 1 -
0000
0286
1451
1607
1659
1740
1797
1894
2124
22' 3
2271
2283
229»
2376
2393

2422
2466
2454
>*>8
2463
2504
2506
2566
2835
3173
3207

3696
3785
Uoran Bottom typ«/D«*criptloa
-44735.5

-44734.6
-14734.5
14134.4-
14134.3-
14134.0
14133.9
14138.3-44731.7
1 Sice 4.
Sice 4 TaapA Bay (Continued)
14135.7—4723.7
-44721.9
14135.3-14737.2
14135.6-44738.3

14135.8—4738.7
14135.8-44738.9
14135.9-44739.4
-4474Q.7
14136. 6-44741. 5
14136.6-44741.9
14136.3-44742.0
14136.5-44742.1
1*136.5-44743.1
-44743.3 '

-44743.6
-44743.7
-44744.Q
-44744.1
-44744.3
-44744.6
-44744.7
-44745.4
-44748.5
14136.0-44752.4
14136.2-44753.0

14136.7-44755.4
14136.9-^'756.3
4
3
2
3
.-<}
•*A
3


Cor*l


Sight
OB cbe bottom
On-fitt; 1
Smooth wad, 1. school of fish

3
4, *isb net*d
1
3
1 3
4
1
3, cor «1>, «ponj«», fiih
1
3
1
3
I
3
4; life, eor»l», fisb nottd
3
4; more fish, t*ll soft eor»l
*;
3
I; straight stick corals
3
4
Out of sit«; track uncertain
4 3 at count 755.7
I
                           A-4

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                                                      SIC* 4 - f *I« 5
Tip* 2 * Sit* 4 Taap* Bay  (Continued)
vca
3864
3878
3899
3909
3944
40S9
•4213;
6248
4263
428 S
4301
4316
4335
4343
4372
4403
4422

4442
. 4467
4488
4508
4576
4S87
4641
4662
4677
4704
4711
4893

5055
5083
5159
5188
5229
5319
5430
5436
5478
5696
5821
End of
Loran
14137.4-44755.8
14137.4-447SS.5
14137.4-44755.1
-44754.8
14137.6-44753.9
14137.5-44731.0
-44747.5
14137. 1-A4746.7
14 136. 9-44746.2
14137. -44745.7
1413 7. 0-4474 J. 3
-44744.9
14136.9-44744.5
14136.8^44744.3
14136.9-44743.6
14136.8-44742.8
-44742.5
-44742.1
-44742.0
14136.8-44741.4
14136.9-4474Q.9
14136.9-44740.5
14136.9-44738.7
14136.8-44738.3
14136.9-44737.2
14136.9-44736.6
14136.9-44736.3
14136.8-44735.6
14136.8-44735.5
14135.8-44737.4

14135.9-44739.0
14136.0-44739.5
14135.9-44741.2
14135.9-44741.8
14135.9-44742.7
14135.8-44744.6
14135.8-44746.8
-44746.9
14133.9-44747.7
14135.0-44751.7
14135.0-44748.5
Tap* "o. 2.
BOCCOB Typ«/D*aeTip tlon
4
3 '
1 and 4
3
1
3
4; ccral», tpongti
3
4
3
4
3
4
3; soft corals
1
3
1 and 4

3
1
4
1; sand v*v««
Hor« d*f ia*d sand w*v*s
3
1
3
1; iscKBicttac larger aasd rippl
4
1
Offtica
1
4 •
I
3
1
3
.1
1
3
3; lseltt*d ttrai(ht toft coral*
3; boat turning
3
.
                          A-5

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                                                Sit* 4 - pa«t 6
3 - SIM 4 Tamp* S*v (Continued)
, VOL
0000
0219


0272
0287
0328
0337
03S2
0437

0559
1414
1444
1967
2000
2030
2053
2241
2248



2883
3078

3102
3121
3 152
3186
3187
3199
3230
3241
3400

3528
3644
36SS
3681
3848
385*
3922
3939
Lorar.
14136.6-4*744.9
14137.2-


14137.3-44745.0
U137, 4-44744. 9
14U7.6
14137.5
14137.4
14137.9-44744.8

14 138. 2-44 74*. 9
14140.8 -44745.0
14 14 0.9-447 44. B
1*143. 2-4474 5.0
14143.3-44745.0
14143.2-44744.5
14143.3-44744.3
14142. 7-44742. 2
14142.6-44742.2



14138 .7-44742. 4
14137.2-44741.9
-44741.9
14137.0-44741.8
1*136.9-44741.6
14136.9-44741.6
14136.6-
14136.5-44741.4
14136.4-44741.5
14136.2-44741.2
14136.0-4*741.1
14136.7-44739.0


14137.3-44739.8
14137.4-44739.7

14138.2-44739.3
14138.2-44739.4
14138.5-44738.9
14138.6-44739.0
Sotco* Tr»*/DaJcripeleB
Start Tap* 13, Right, 4,
3
I
4
I
3
4
1
3
1
3
1
3
i
4; *earfisb, lots of fisb
1
4
I
3
1
School of f lib ob»cur«d bottom -
lijbti off (44141. 9-44742V2: to 44742. 3
»ad 14 14 1.6-44742. 2)
3
1, iat«rmict«nt COAT** »«nd v«v«»
4
1 *
3; (poor piccurt)
1
3 1
4
3
I
Tura*d ceracx - off cite
1
School of fUh

4
1; co*r**r/th«Ll fr»fn«nt»
3
1
3; eoftti* - wide waves
4
3
                      A-6

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                                                       Sit* 4 - Fag* 7
Tape 3 - Sit* 4 Taapa Bay  (ConciauMi)
VOL
4133
41*8
4182
4280
4306

4333
4341
4788
5197
5256
S265
5272
5310
5312
5341
5347
. 5367
5371
5413
5417
5460
5463
End of Tape
Loran
14139.2-44739.6
14139.3-44739.5
14139. 4-4*739. 6
14139.7-44739.3
14139.8-44739.1
1414Q.1
14140.2-44739.5
14140.1-44739.6
14141.2-44739.3
14142.5-^4738.3
14142.8-44738.9
14142.8-44739.0
14142.9-44739.1
14142.7-44739.6
14142.7-44739.6
14162.6-44740.2

14142.5-44740.4
14142.6-44740.5
14142.4-44741.4
14142.4-44741.4

14142.3-44742.2
No. 3.
Betca* Typ«/5«»cTi?tion
4
3
4 .
3
1
3'
3
1
' Daylight approaching; abut al*d light off
3
1
3 - (aaad dollar*, atarfiah)
1 •
3
1
3
1
3
1
3
4
Bringing camera up
Ead of Tap* 3

Tap* 4 - Sitt 4 Tampa Say
Camera In
0604
0658
1035
1334
1487
1607
1680

1905
1991
2055
2250
2368
2402


14142.8-44747.8
14141.0-44747.5
1414Q.8-44747.4
14139.0-44747.5
14137.4-44747.6
14136.5-44747.6
14135.8-44747.7
14135.4-


14133.2-44750.3

14136.7-44750.5
14137.8-44750.4
14138.0-44750.3

;
Start lap* 14
On bottee - 3
1 ' •
3; dark patches
4; saad dollar*
3
1
Larft eeazlttuau* dark patch**
.--..... 1
Fulled up caacra; <-ut of ait*
1
Dark pat eh
2
3
.4
3
.4
                          A-7

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                                                      sit* 4 - rate e
Tape 4 - SICK 4 Tup* Bay (Ca&tlaued)
VOL
2459

2628
26*0
27 U

2777
2794
2930
2962
2971
2999
3106
3125
3128
3218
- 32*1


3265
3300

3309
3312
3383-86
-
3395
3417
3734

3887
3917
3996
4119
4144
4165
4180
4182
4183
4190
4211
4262
Loraa
14138.4-44750.5

14139.2-44750.5
14139.3-
14139.6-44750.5
14 1*0. 0-44 7 50. 7
14160.0-44750.7
-44750.6
1414V. 0-44750. 5
14141.2-44750.4
14141.4-44750.5
14141.6-44750.6
14140.7-A4753.3 _.
14140.6-44753.5
14140.5-44753.3
1414Q.O-44753.1
44139.9-44753.0

14139.8-44753.0
14139.7-44753.1
14139.5-44753.1

14139.4-44753.1

14138.9-44753.0

14138.8-44753.0
14138.4-44753.1
14136.5-44753.1

14137.1-44755.7
14137.3-44755.7
14137. 7-44755. S

14138.5-44755.6
14138.6-44755.8
14 138. 6-447«;. 7

14138.8-44755.7

14138.9-44755.9
14139.2-44756.3
Bottom Trpe/teseription

4
3
4
-'' 3
4
4 end 3
3 tad 4
4 aad 2; wmvci vith frequent coral, life
3
1 with dark patches
Ship turaiaj for next ran
N*v ftart - 4 cud 3
3
4 with dark patcae*
3

1 - dark patches
3 .
1; dark patches throughout
4
1
5 and 4
1; dark patches (3324), (3358), (2360)
5 and 4 .
1
5
1'
Sad of rua.
Restart.
3
4
1 - dark patches throughout rua
3 :
4
5 and 4
1
&
3
4
3
4 and 3
                          A-8

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                                                       Sit* 4 -
Tap« 4 - Sit* 4 Taapa Bay (Contlmiad)
VOL
6321
4422
4517
466?

4669
4726
4733
4757
..._*«? ,-
4628
4532

4926
4944
5023
5037
5068
5094
5157
5184
5573
5578

5611

5643
5655
5658
5701
5716
5739
5761
5790
5794

5006
sail
Loraa
14139.4-44756.0
14140.0-44755.8
14139.0-44758.5
U138. 2-44758. 5

14139. 7-44758.0
14139.6-44757.0
14139.6-44756.8
14139.6-44756.1
^ 14139.7-44754.5
Ui39. 7-44754.1
14139.8-44754.0

14139.8-44752.5
14139.7-44752.2
14139.7-44751.0
14139.7-44750.7
14139. 1-44750.1
14139.8-44749.7
14139.B-4474B.4
14139.8-44747.9
14139. 8-44740.3
14139.8-44740.2

14139.9-^4739.6

14139.9-44739.0

1414Q.O-44738.6

14139.8-44737.5
14139.7-44736.9
14139.8-44736.4
14139.8-44735.8
14139.8-44735.6
14 139 .8-44735 -.5
14139.8-44735.4
14139.8-44735.3
Bottom Typa/Daacrlpeioa
1
End of ran.
1
Saad dollara ; mall dark patch**
End of rua.
1
4
3
I
4
3

1; dark p«ech«*
3; €Xt«a»lv« dark patch**
4 aad 3
i— ^3
4
3 aad 4
4 and 3
3
Dark patch 1; sand dollar i all ovar
3
•
'1 .'
3
1
3
1
3 x
1; large dark patchu
3 aad 4
3

3 «Jd 4 ,
4
4 aad 3
3
Cad of Tape *4
  End of Tap* »4.
                          A-9

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                                                       Sit* 4 - Pkgt 10
T*p* 3 - Sltt 4 laapt Bay (Coaclau*d)
VCR
0000
0162
0188
0205
0214 .
0226
0237
' 0270
0430
0473
066-i
0670
0679
0722
0805
1050
1066
1136
U58
1193
1325
1361
1426
1441
1557
1589
1842
1859
1870

2201


2229

2338
2417

2426
2429
Lor*a
14139.8-44734.8
14139. 8-44733 .6
-44733.4
-44733.2
14139.8-44733.2
14139.8-44733.0
-44733,0
-44732.8
•447 31 -.3
-44731.1
14138.8-44731.4
14137.6-44733.7
14137.5-44734.8
14137.7-44734.6
14137. 9-4473* .4
1*138.7-
14138.8-44734.1
14139.1-
14139.3
14139.4-44734.2
14140.0-44734.1
14140.2-44734.1
14140.5-44734.1
1*141.3-44736.3
14141.3-44737.9
14141.3^4738.4
-44741.5
-44741.7
14141.2-44741.7

14141.3-44747.0
-44747.1
-44747.4
14141.3-44747.5
-44748.0
to 8.1
14141.3- 44749.3
-44750.7

-44750.9
14 14 1.2-447 SI. 0
Bectee- Typ*/D«*criptlaB
3 and 4 •
3
4
3
* *
3
4 «nd 3
3 only




4 *Bd 3

3

4
3
1
3
4
1; larg* d»rk p*eeh vlch »«ad
doll*r« n«*r p»tsh
laA of run.
2 end 1
2
1
3
1
3
I
3
1
3
I
L*r|« p»tch«*
3
1
3
4
Zatf of run.
                         A-10

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                                                         SIC* 4  -  P«I«  1*
Tape S - Sic* ^ Ta»pa Bay (Continued)
VOL
2432

2397
2618
2905
2916
2921
298?
2992
3000


3037
3057

3163
3321
. 3330
3338
3369
3370

3398
3500
3S66
3574

3611
3622
3640
364ft
3657
3691
Lor an
14141.4.44731.4
14142.1-44748,7
-44746.4
14142.3-44746.1
14142.3-44740.8
-4*740. S
-4474Q.5
-44739.3
14142.3-44739.1
14142.2-44738.6


14143.4-44738.9
-44739.2

14143.0-44741.4
14143. 0-44745. C
-4474 S.I
-44745.4
14143.2-44746.1
14141.4-44736.8

14141.2-44736.8
14140.0-44737.0
14139.5-44736.9
14139.4-

14139.1-44736.8
14139.0-
14138.9-44736.7
14138.9-44736.7
14138.8-
14138. 5-44736. 5
Botton/Deacriptioo
testate.
1
4; scattered dark patches at count 2J95
I
4
3
1
3
1
'3 to 1 •
Snd of run.
Restart.
3
4 tad 3
Caaera off bettoa
I
3
6
1 (nlghttlM approaching)
Cad of run.
Daxk picture
•3
1
3
• 3 . .
4
3
4 '
3
4 aad 3


3
     3893     14136.7-44737.4

     End of Tape S.
Sight; picture dark.
*id of tape
                           A-11

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                                                     sit* 4'-  r»g* u
Tap* S - P«rlph«T7 of Sit* 4 ?••»* S«7 (COBtia»*O
VOL
2612

2810




2877

2881



2890
2900
2933
2977

2990
2996
3292

3385

3395
3417


3501

3511

3536

3636
3639
3662

3674
3680
3682
3705
3829
3839
3862
3873
3881
3907

3916
3923
3942
Lorma
14140.2-44730.8

14140.8-44732.3




14141. -

14141.2-44732.3

14141.1-44732,3


14141.2-44732.3
14141.2-44732.6
14141. 4-44732. 8

14141.6-44732.9
14141.7-44732.9
14142.7-44736.7

14143.3-44739.1

14143.3-44739.4
14143.4-44739.8


14144.4-44741.9

14144.2-44742.1

14144.3-44742.8

14143.4-44745.9
14143.4-44745.9
14143.2-44746.3

14143.1-44746.6
14143.1-44746.7
14143.0-44746.8
14142.8-44747.2
14142.2-44730.0
1*142.3-44750.2
1*142.2-44750.7
14142. 2-44751.0
14142.1-44751.4
14141.9-44752.2

14141.9-44752.4
14141.9-44752.8
14141.7-44753.3
aorta* Type/DemcTiptiro
.Sight 3
I

3
I
3
3 tad 4

.3

4

3 «nd 4


3
1; dark patch
4

1
3
Hater cloudy
4
3
4 - picture unclear
3
Intermittent 3 a&d 4
4

3

3 to 4

Picture unclear ,
3
1 and 2
3
1
3
. 1
4
1
3
%
3 .
4 and 3
I
3
4 *ad 3
3 and 4

4 - al»ed oith 3
3
                          A-12

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                                                     Sit* 4 - ?*S« 13
Tap* 8 - Sic* 4  T«ap* Bay (Continued)
7C&
3938
3980
4009

4030
4033
4076
4103
4112
4121
4281
4335
4424
44 59
4474
4582

4708
4719
4736
5011
5014
S020
5087
5131

5140
5148
5210
5219

5294
5304
S307
- ..Jl?
54i6
5443
5483

5547
Lena
14141.7-44753.8
1*141.4-4*754.5
14141.2-44755.2
-44755.5
14141.0-44755.9
14141.0-44756.0
14140.7-44757.2
14140.5-44758.0
14140.3-44758.2
1414Q.2-44758.6
14138.8-44763.3
14138.1-44763.1
14137.3-44760.8
14U7. 1-44759. 7
14137.0-44759.3
14136.1-44756.3
-44756.0
14135.0-44753.0
14134.8-44752.7
14134.2-44752.2
14134.6-44743.0
14134.6-44742.9
14134.6-44742.7
14135.2-^4740.5
14135.5-44738.9

14135.6-44738.5
14135.7-44738.3
14136.3-44736.2
14136.3-44735.8
-A4734.4
14136.9-44733.1
14137.1-44732.8
14137.1-44732.7
-4473*. 4
14138.3-44729.8
44138.5-44728.9
-44727.4
-44727.2
•
Bctzom typ«/3««crlptica
4
3 to 3 and 4
HOT* 3
4 b*ck co 3
1
4
>
1
3
1
?ictur« cloudy
3?
3
4 (unclear)
3
4?
teck to -3?
1 and 47
3 • •
1?
4
4
3
1 .
3?
1?
4
IT
3
IT
IT
3T
1
4
3T
IT— *-4»
1
4
1
End of Tap* «
                           A-13

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T*p« 7 - Ccmtnl SIC*
                                                      Control Sic* - Fag* 1
VOL
0000
0044
2612
314«
3265
3375
3392
3415
3446
3446
3>51
3461
3483
3231
3535
3544
3792
3882
3389


3963

39711
3')78

3994







4054

. 4122
4129


4277
4286
4331
i339
Lorta
1*101. 9-44777. 6
14102.0^4777.2
14U6.«-*4702.7
14126.1^699.8
14 127. 0-U 699. 7
14128.2-44700.2
14H8.4-44700.2
14 128- 7-44 TOO. 4
14128.9-44700.4
14129.0-44700.
14129.1^4700.
14129.2-44700.
14129.5-44700.
14130.0-44700.0
14130.1-
14 130. 3-44699. B
14133.2^4699.6
14 131 .3-44696. 9
14131.7-44696.9

'*
14130.3-44697.7

U130. 7-44697. 3
U130. 6-44697. 6

14130. 5-44697. 5
L4130. 4-44697. 4
-4<,697.3

-44697.2

-44697.1
^--
14130 0-44696.7 •

U 129. 2-44696. 5
14129.1 44696.5

U128.0-44696.5
14127.0-44697.1
14126.9-
I412*>.5-44698.h
I4l2«i. J-44fi')S.7
Bottom typ«/D**cripcioc
So ptccurt

At tit*, putting in e*a*rm
1 Off «ittt
Oa sic* - 1
3
4.
3 Bist*d with 4
' 4
1
A.
3
1 .
3
4
4 vith i&tknittcac 1 stretch**
Sad of tun.
4; 
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                                                     Comoal Site r ?M» 2






T*p« 7 - Control Ste« (Ccmcinu«l)
VCS
4376
4392
4399

4625
4670
4699
4726

4740
~"iTT8T '*"


4949
4978
4988
5029
5047

5149

5163






5191

5204

5209

5211


52 18


5223
5228

5241

5250

5257
5260

5269
5272

laru
14127. 7-44702. 8
14127.9-44702,6
14128. 0-U702.3
14128.2-44702.
14128.4-44702.3
14129.1-44702.
14129.4-44702.
14129.9^4702.7

14130.1-
""14132.2-


14129.8-44709.3
14129.7-44708.3
-44708.0
-44706.5
-44705.9
-44702.7
-44702.4

-44701.9
-44701.7

-44701.6

-44701.5

14l29.')-44700.9

-44700.5

-44700.3

-44700.1
14130.0-44700.0

-44699 . 9


14129.9-44699.7
14129.8-44699.5
-44699.3
-44699.1

-44698.9

-44698.6
-44698.4

14129.8-44698.1
-44697.9
A-15
Bof.0. Irp./D«crlpel«,
4
3 «n
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                                                       Control Site - F«f« 3





Tap* 7 - Cancrol Slt« (Ceaclauad)
VOL
527*
5281



5297

5303
5313

5324

5331
5333
53*2
53*6


5357

' 5366


5373
^79

5386
5389
5392
$400

5405
5U3



5435



5451




Lorn
14130.0-U697.7
-44*97.6
-**«97 .5


14129.9-4*697.1
-44696.9
-44696.7
14130.1-44696.4

14130. 0-44696.0
-44695.9
-44695.9
-44695.7
-4A695.4
-44695.3
-44695.2
-44695.1
-44694.8
-44694.6
-44694.6
.44694.4
-44694 .4
-44fi94.2
-44693.0

-44693.7
-44693.6
-44693.5
-44493.3
-44ft 93. 2
-44692.9
-44692.7
-44692.6
-44692.5
14129.9*44692.1
-44692.0
-44691.7


14130.0-44691.3

-44*91. 0


Bottom Typ«/D«»cri?Cton
3 tad 4
3
I
3
1
3 «nd 4
3 «n
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                                                               SU« -
T*p« 7 - Control Sit* (Cooelnuad)
VOL


5531 :

End of T»»*
Lena
-44690.8

L4130.0-X4M9.5
-44689.0
7 - Control Sit*.
Boctaa Typ«/»«»eripti0n
3
1
4— M. •
3— HI

Up* 8 - Control Sit*
0024
0129

0135
0162



0215
0250
0359

0401

0420
0577

0592

0689

0743

0767
0775
0903

0939
0957

0980
1029
1038
U)50
1039
1142
14128.6-44691.9
14128.7-44693.0
-U693.1
-44693.3
-44693.4
-44693.5

-44693.8
-44694.1
-44694 .4
-44695.8
-44696.1
-44696.3
-44696.4
-44696.5
14128.9-44698.5

-44698.7
-44698.8
-44700.0

-44700.7

-44700.9
14129.1-44701.0
14X29.0-44702.9
-44703.3
-44703.5
-44703.7
-44703.9
-44704.0
1*12?. 2-A4704. 7
.44704.9
-44705.1
-44705.8
-44706.4
On bottom
3,.
4
I
••• ' 3
1
1
3
4
1
3
3 aad 4
1
4
1
3
1
4
1
3
1
3
4

1
3
3
.' ' 4 '
3
4 men 3
4
I
3
4 ud 3
3 end 4
A-17 4

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TAB* 8 - Control Sitt  (Continual)
                                                       Coacrol Sic*  - ?*|* S
   VOL
Lena
Soctoa

114*-
1230
1230
1372
1475
1454
1550
1558
1581
U9S


1629

1639

.1650
1657

1669
1680

1689
1704




1728
1741
1744


1787

1800



1832
1860
1990


14130.4-44704.5
14130.6-44701.9
-04701.0
-44700. 3
-44698 .2
-44698.1
-44697.7
-44697.3
-44697.2
14130.9-44696.9
14130.9-44696.8
-0.696.6
^4696.5
-44696.3
-44696.2
-44696.1
-4469^.0
-44695.9
-44695.6
-44695.5
-44695.4
-44695.1
-4*695.0
-44694.9
-44694.8
-44694.7
-44694. 6
-44694.3
-44*94.2
-4AA94 .0

.44AV3.3
-44693.2
-44693.1
-44692.9

-44A42.6
*
-44b?2.4
-44701.8
14136.0-44725.6
tuurt
CBM» goias down
4; caatra en bo t com
3 4
3 *ad 4
4

1
4
3
1
4 *ad 3
1
4 and 3
1
3
1
4
1
4
1
t
3
4
3 and 4
1
3
1
4
3
1
4 and 3
1
4 eo 3

1
3
1
4
1
4
3
1
3; eat of sic*
CcB*ra on bet too

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                                            Statt Altars. Sites -.
r«p«  6 - Sue* Altamatlvt Sitt«
vca
Sc«c*
0000
0579

0868
093*
1006

1082
119.5
1319
1328
1390
1601
1656
1777
St*tt
1777

1810
1860
1918



21*0
2168


2221
2259
2334

2379

2^22
24 54
2459
2525
2562
2700
Statt

2702
2725
27S1
2307
Lena
Sit* Z - SW to HZ Run
X4117. 2-**8 51. 0
14117.2-44351.0

14118.1-64850.3
14118.3
14118.5
14118.6
14118.7-44849.8
14119.0-44849.9
14119.5-
14119.4-
14119.9-44849.7
14120.9-44849.8
14121.1-44849.7
14121.8-44850.0
Slct Z - NU to SE Run
14120.0-44855.5

-44855.1
-44854.5
16 119. 9-44854.0

-44853.6
-44853.5
14120.0-44851.5
-4*851.1
-44851.0

-44850.5
-44850.0
-44849.0

-44848.5

-44847.9
-44647.5
-64847.4
-44846.6
.44844.8
14119.9-44844.2
Sitt T - NW to SE Run

14120.0-44825.8
14120.2-44825.5
-44824.8
-44824.4
Bottoa 7ypa/p«crl?tioa

FOCtlDf ia Ca»«T*
On bottom - *
Out of «it«
On titt; 4
1 - dark patetMt
3
3 aad 4 to 1
' 3
3 aad 4
4
I .
3
3 aad 4
3
A aad 3

Start run
3 aad A

3
3 aad 4
4

3
1
&
3 and 4
.4' .

3
1 -dark ;ateha*
4

3 and 4

1 with dark patch**

3
3 aad 4
Ead of na.
-
1 . Bumarciti aa&d dollars

3 - vary coarst sand
1 - aatid iollars - starfish
•
                           A-19

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                                               Stata Altara. Sitaa - Pag* 2
Tap* 6 * Stats Altamaeiva Slt«s (Contlauad)
   VCR
            Loraa
                                        lotton Typa/Saacriptioa
   Stat« Slta T - HH to SI hm (ecnt'dj

   2845           -44*23.9
   29*4    14UO. 0-44822.9

   3585    14120.0-44814.6
   State Sii« T - HE to SU Run
   J6S6    14120.9-44821.7

   3730    14120.2-44821.6
   3749    U120.1-44821.5
   4150    14118.4-4^819.9
   State Sict  I

   4249    14101.0-44782.9

   4493    14099.8-44781.4

   5277    14102.5-44776.6
                                          3 - gravel
                                          1 - »ud dell*r»  all ovmr;  a  fiah,
                                          no ethar lifa
                                          End of run.
                                          flight; icill d«ai« »«nd dollars asd
                                          a ahriap
                                          3 • eaaraa laad
                                          1 with sand dollars
                                          I (aight)
                                          Off sit*
                                          I - aaad dollars
                                          1 - aaad dollars
                                          Zed of rua
?ao« 7 - Statt Aleartiativ* Sitas (Continu«d)
   Statt Slca  I
           14101.7-4A777.S
0232
0645
           14101.7-44778.1
    Stat_rJit«__X - St to KW Hun
    1736
    1917

    2258

    2586
        14099.9-44770.5
        14099.4-4^772.7
               -44778.4
        14100.0-44784.3
ImaiBdar of Sita   (aight)
Offslta
1 with f«v Mad dollars
                    »
Dark pletura/aaaa tarrais
1 throughout

Offsita
1 with f*v sasd dollars throughout
Onsita
Sand dollars isfraquaat
F«w aaad dollars
Ead of rua.
                           A-20

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T*p« 9 - Sit* A
KI -
0000
0299

0330 	 	


0348
0353

0394
0405
0431


0441

0457
0446



0517



0658

0680



0795
0811
0846
0868
08? 1
0897
0953
1036
lerra
14U2. 3-4429 9.0
14166.4-
44738.6
	 14166.4-44738.9

44739.0

-44739.2
14166.3-44739.3
14166.3-44739.6
-44739.7
14166.4-44740.1

14166.3-44750.2



14166.2-4474Q.4

-44740.6

14166.1-44741.1

-44741.2



-44742.9

-44743.0

-44744.3

-44765.4
14154.8-44745.4


-44745.9
14166.0-44746.8
Boeua Type/Description
Csmers la wmter
OB bottom - Vecer cloudy
1 • Picture unclear
3?
1
4? (line rocks?) with soft coral
1
4
1
4
I/ Caers e send
3
1
3
Colonized duap asterlsl - *of: corel
moss
Lsrfe boulders

Scsctezed debris
Debris

3

1

Bubble

I

Debris

3 to 1
Debris
Saooth ssac/debrls
Smooth send /debris
Saooth ssnd /debris

I/debris
Cad of run ssd Tspe 9

                         A-21

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