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Initial Study Report.

This set of technical documentation represent the draft Initial Study Report (ISR) for the proposed Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project. The ISR is required for the original licensing of the proposed project. The constituent studies had been set forth in the FERC-approved Revised study plan, parts...

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Corporate Contributor(s):Alaska. Division of Commercial Fisheries. Gene Conservation Laboratory

ABR, Inc.

Ahtna, Inc.,

Alaska. Department of Fish and Game

Alaska. Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys,

Charles M. Mobley & Associates,

Alaska Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit,

Alaska Energy Authority,

Alaska. Division of Sport Fish

DOWL HKM (Firm),

Geo-Watershed Scientific (Firm),

Environmental Resources Management (Firm),

Fugro Consultants (Firm),

Golder Associates,

Gwanshii (Firm),

Harris, Miller, Miller & Hanson Inc.,

HDR, Inc.,

HDR Alaska, Inc.,

LGL Alaska Research Associates,

MWH Americas, Inc.,

NewFields Environmental & Engineering LLC,

Northern Economics (Firm),

Northern Land Use Research Alaska, LLC,

Pacific Rim Geological Consulting, Inc.,

R2 Resource Consultants,

Stephen R. Braund & Associates,

Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project.

Tetra Tech, Inc.,

University of Alaska Fairbanks,

University of Alaska Fairbanks. Institute of Arctic Biology,

URS Corporation,

Veritas Economic Consulting,

Watershed GeoDynamics (Firm),
Publisher:[Alaska Energy Authority],
Report Numbers:SuWa 207
Edition:Draft.
Series:Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project document ; no. 207.
Subjects:
Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project.
Hydroelectric power plants -- Alaska -- Susitna River.
Dams -- Alaska -- Susitna River.
Dams.
Hydroelectric power plants.
Water-power.
Susitna River (Alaska) -- Power utilization.
Alaska -- Susitna River.
Online Access:Link to Full Text
Link to Full Text
Library Holdings:Print Versions
Contents:
  • Section 4. Geology and soils characterization study
  • Section 5. [Water quality and mercury studies]
  • Section 6. [Geomorphology studies]
  • Section 7. [Hydrology studies]
  • Section 8. [Instream flow studies]
  • Section 9. [Fish and aquatic resources studies]
  • Section 10. [Wildlife studies]
  • Section 11. [Botanical studies]
  • Section 12. [Recreational and aesthetic studies]
  • Section 13. [Cultural and paleontological studies]
  • Section 14. Subsistence resources study
  • Section 15. [Socioeconomic, transportation, health, and air studies]
  • Section 16. [Natural hazard studies].

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