Supplemental Marine Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey of Revised Layout Offshore Project Area

Report

Title: Supplemental Marine Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey of Revised Layout Offshore Project Area

Author:

The Public Archaeology Laboratory, Inc.

Publication Date:

January 26, 2006

Document Number:

1485.06

Pages:

Place Published:

Pawtucket, RI

Affiliation

Cape Wind Associates

Technology:

Wind Energy

Receptor:

Human Dimensions

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The Public Archaeology Laboratory, Inc. (2006). Supplemental Marine Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey of Revised Layout Offshore Project Area (Report No. 1485.06). Report by Cape Wind Associates.

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TY - RPRT
TI - Supplemental Marine Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey of Revised Layout Offshore Project Area
AU - The Public Archaeology Laboratory, Inc
AB - This supplemental report presents the methods, results, and recommendations from a supplemental marine archaeological reconnaissance survey of the revised layout of the offshore portion of Cape Wind Associates, LLC’s (Cape Wind’s) proposed wind energy generation facility (the project) in Nantucket Sound, Massachusetts. The survey was performed in June, July, and November 2005 in collaboration with ESS Group, Inc. (ESS), Ocean Surveys, Inc. (OSI), and the University of Rhode Island’s Graduate School of Oceanography (URI-GSO). Revisions to the proposed offshore layout involve the relocation or elimination of wind turbine generators (WTG) (i.e., WTG's D4, D5, G3, G4, H9, I4, I5 and L4) and their interconnecting cable routes (i.e., between WTG's F7-G7, F9G9, G2-G3, G3-G4, G4-G5, G9-H9, and I4-I5 ), in part to avoid project impacts to archaeologically sensitive targets and confirmed and potential paleosol areas identified during the 2003 marine archaeological reconnaissance survey of the offshore project impact area (Robinson et al. 2004).
CY - Pawtucket, RI
DA - 2006/01//
PY - 2006
SP - 7
PB - Cape Wind Associates
SN - 1485.06
LA - English
KW - Wind Energy
KW - Human Dimensions
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Abstract

This supplemental report presents the methods, results, and recommendations from a supplemental marine archaeological reconnaissance survey of the revised layout of the offshore portion of Cape Wind Associates, LLC’s (Cape Wind’s) proposed wind energy generation facility (the project) in Nantucket Sound, Massachusetts. The survey was performed in June, July, and November 2005 in collaboration with ESS Group, Inc. (ESS), Ocean Surveys, Inc. (OSI), and the University of Rhode Island’s Graduate School of Oceanography (URI-GSO). Revisions to the proposed offshore layout involve the relocation or elimination of wind turbine generators (WTG) (i.e., WTG's D4, D5, G3, G4, H9, I4, I5 and L4) and their interconnecting cable routes (i.e., between WTG's F7-G7, F9G9, G2-G3, G3-G4, G4-G5, G9-H9, and I4-I5 ), in part to avoid project impacts to archaeologically sensitive targets and confirmed and potential paleosol areas identified during the 2003 marine archaeological reconnaissance survey of the offshore project impact area (Robinson et al. 2004).