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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Sand Mass Trends at Great Basin CSCs, ‘00-’05 Owens Lake Dust Mitigation Project Sand Mass Trends at Great Basin CSCs, ‘00-’05 Owens Lake Dust Mitigation Project Los Angeles Department of Water & Power CH2M HILL and Air Sciences Los Angeles Department of Water & Power CH2M HILL and Air Sciences Bishop, September 28-29 2005
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Goal of Analysis To examine spatial and temporal trends in the District sand mass collections, in light of construction activities on the lake bed
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Data Data provided by District, –Jan 2000-July 2005 Data summarized by year & month CSC locations categorized by location and/or control status
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Factors Considered Meteorology Dust Control Measures (DCMs) Construction activities
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Meteorology Windspeed Precipitation Temperature & Relative humidity
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Meteorology: Results Wind speed in ’00-’05 similar to long term trend Wind speed similar during all construction phases Precipitation variable by year Temperature and relative humidity similar to long term trend
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Base Map
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Construction Periods Pre-construction1/00-10/00 NSS construction11/00-12/01 Managed Vegetation1/02-8/02 Phase 2 shallow flood9/02-4/03 Interim (no activity)5/03-8/03 Phase 3 construction9/03-9/04 Phase 4 shallow flood10/04-7/05
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Analysis of Sand Mass Trends Two levels of Analysis: 1.Trends by CSC category 2.Trends by individual CSCs
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Sand Mass Trends by Category High throughout entire period –Shallow Flood Phase 4 and 5 –Keeler Dunes High initially, decrease with DCMs –NSS Zone 2 –Managed Vegetation –Shallow flood Phase 2
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Sand Mass Trends by Category High initially, construction increase –NSS Zone 1 Low initially, construction increase –2002-2004 SCA
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Results by CSC Group Analysis indicates increased sand mass over time due to construction activities However, trends in sand mass are unique on a CSC by CSC basis
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Construction Evidence by CSC Distance to construction activity Timing of construction activity Wind speed and precipitation
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Result s Map
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Results: By individual CSCs Evidence Category# Cells% Unlikely, low sand mass 1612 Unlikely, high sand mass 3928 Inconclusive 2921 Possible evidence 10 7 Strong evidence 4432 Total 138
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Results: ’02-’04 SCA Cells only Evidence Category# Cells% Inconclusive 515 Possible evidence 720 Strong evidence 2165 Total 33
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Sand mass affected by: Meteorology:No DCM:Yes Construction:Yes
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 CSC Categories No controls in grid cell NSS: Shallow flood Zones 1 and 2 Keeler Dunes SSS: Managed Vegetation Shallow flood: Phases 2,4,5 SCA based on ’02-’04 GB analysis
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Example 1: CSC 7240- <500 ft to Zone 1 berm
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Example 2: CSC 7454- ~ 400 ft to Mainline Rd.
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CH2M HILL & Air Sciences September 2005 Example 3: CSC 7541- ~ 400 ft to Phase 4 berm
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