Evaluating the Potential for Marine and Hydrokinetic Devices to Become Artificial Reefs of Fish Aggregating Devices Based on Analysis of Surrogates in Tropical, Subtropical and Temperate United States West Coast and Hawaiian Coastal Waters CX(s) Appli...
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November 15, 2013
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Evaluating the Potential for Marine and Hydrokinetic Devices to Become Artificial Reefs of Fish Aggregating Devices Based on Analysis of Surrogates in Tropical, Subtropical and Temperate United States West Coast and Hawaiian Coastal Waters
CX(s) Applied: A9
Date: 11/15/2013
Location(s): California, Hawaii
Offices(s): Golden Field Office
The U.S. Department of Energy is proposing to provide federal funding to H.T. Harvey & Associates to research and evaluate the potential for marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) devices (stressors) to become artificial reefs or fish aggregating devices, thereby affecting marine wildlife and fish (receptors). Research would be based on analysis of MHK surrogates in tropical, subtropical and temperate U.S. West Coast and Hawaiian coastal waters.
CX(s) Applied: A9
Date: 11/15/2013
Location(s): California, Hawaii
Offices(s): Golden Field Office
The U.S. Department of Energy is proposing to provide federal funding to H.T. Harvey & Associates to research and evaluate the potential for marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) devices (stressors) to become artificial reefs or fish aggregating devices, thereby affecting marine wildlife and fish (receptors). Research would be based on analysis of MHK surrogates in tropical, subtropical and temperate U.S. West Coast and Hawaiian coastal waters.