Columbia River Bar Closures CAPT Douglas Kaup, USCG Sector Columbia River Captain of the Port.

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Columbia River Bar Closures CAPT Douglas Kaup, USCG Sector Columbia River Captain of the Port

History  39 vsls capsized; 66 fatalities since 1992  TAKI-TOOO incident  Previous regulations deemed insufficient  New 33 CFR Part implemented

Issue  CG Rescue Capabilities in Hazardous Conditions  Appropriate Notifications  Timeliness of Bar Reopening  Impact on Marine Transportation System  Accessing Weather and Wave Buoy Data  Sector Columbia River Policy

Columbia River Vessel Groundings  Tidewater Barge NEW DAWN  Hood River Shoaling  ACOE Federally Maintained Channel Only Small Part of River  NOAA Surveyed Area Summer 2010

NOAA Requests  Additional Wave Buoy Data  Improved Accuracy of Data  Frequent Surveys of Regularly Changing Shoals

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