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CRESP II
Consortium for Risk Evaluation with Stakeholder
Participation II |
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CRESP Amchitka Implementation Plan Summary In the documents found on this page of the CRESP website, the reader will find an extensive discussion of how CRESP II plans to implement its Amchitka Scientific Assessment Plan (June 24, 2003) with a series of activities that begin in the field (June 12 - August 8, 2004) and, with data analysis and synthesis, are planned to be completed by late Spring 2005. When completed this work is intended to help determine:
Section I. The Expedition How CRESP plans to collect diverse types of data between mid-June and the first week of August in two separate expedition elements. Section IA. Gathering the Physical Data Physical
Environment Statement of Work and Research Plan
View Plan Biological
Implementation Plan View
Plan Section II. Radionuclide Analysis and Data Management How we are moving forward to define precisely how we will process and analyze data from those 2 basic expedition elements and what we can currently say about how we anticipate synthesizing those data sources. It also describes the data management program being implemented by CRESP, one that is designed to achieve effective QA/QC of all data analyzed in this project Radionuclide
Analysis of Samples obtained from Amchitka and Kiska (Reference Site)
Plan View
Plan Data Management
Implementation Plan View
Plane Section III. Health and Safety Plan CRESP Amchitka
Project, Health and Safety Plan 6-8-04 View
Plane Scientific
Diving Safety Manual View
Manual B&N Fisheries
Company Safety Manual View
Manual Ocean Explorer: Safety
Equipment, Vessel Hazards and Orientation View
Manual American Red Cross
Documents: ATV Handbook (Complete
document provided to drivers) View
Handbook
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Stakeholder input, comments, and questions about CRESP can be sent to
cresp@eohsi.rutgers.edu
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