Habitat development utilizing dredged material at Barren Island Dorchester County, Maryland
Identifieur interne : 006352 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 006351; suivant : 006353Habitat development utilizing dredged material at Barren Island Dorchester County, Maryland
Auteurs : H. Glenn Earhart ; E. W. GarbischSource :
- Wetlands [ 0277-5212 ] ; 1983-12-01.
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- Aerial photography, Alternlflora, Army corps, Barren island, Contract report army engineer waterways experiment station, Discharge pipe, Disposal operation, Disposal option, Dorchester county, Dredge, Dredge material, Dredging, Dredging area, Dredging contractor, Early summer, Elevation, Elevation stakes, Engineering research center, Environmental concern, Environmental review agencies, First year, Fort belvolr, Habitat development, Habitat development disposal option, Honga, Honga river, Kingman building, Least tern, Least terns, Marsh creation, Maryland department, Material placement, Northeast corner, Oyster bars, Oyster shell, Patens, Peat pots, Proper elevations, Seeding, Seeding techniques, Several months, Shallow water, Shallow water area, Technical report army engineer waterways experiment station, Tern, Tidewater fisheries, Unvegetated, Unvegetated area, Unvegetated habitat, Waterway, Wetland, White wood, Wildlife habitat, Zone administration.
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- Aerial photography, Alternlflora, Army corps, Barren island, Contract report army engineer waterways experiment station, Discharge pipe, Disposal operation, Disposal option, Dorchester county, Dredge, Dredge material, Dredging, Dredging area, Dredging contractor, Early summer, Elevation, Elevation stakes, Engineering research center, Environmental concern, Environmental review agencies, First year, Fort belvolr, Habitat development, Habitat development disposal option, Honga, Honga river, Kingman building, Least tern, Least terns, Marsh creation, Maryland department, Material placement, Northeast corner, Oyster bars, Oyster shell, Patens, Peat pots, Proper elevations, Seeding, Seeding techniques, Several months, Shallow water, Shallow water area, Technical report army engineer waterways experiment station, Tern, Tidewater fisheries, Unvegetated, Unvegetated area, Unvegetated habitat, Waterway, Wetland, White wood, Wildlife habitat, Zone administration.
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Abstract: In the fall of 1981, the Corps of Engineers dredged the Federal channel from Chesapeake Bay to Honga River, Dorchester County, Maryland. Approximately 135, 831 m3 of fine-grained sediments were hydraulically deposited at a single unconfined location in shallow water from 1,188–1,859 m from the dredge. Fish and wildlife habitats were developed by controlling the direction of the discharge pipe to provide designed dredged material elevations and configuration, and by conducting post-disposal landscaping. Ten months following dredging, the stable dredged material placement site consisted of ca. 4.4 ha of floweringSpartina alterniflora (247–652 stems/m2) derived from seeding, ca. 2.0 ha ofSpartina patens (30 to 689 stems/m2) derived from transplanting, ca. 2.0 ha of unvegetated bird nesting area at elevations up to 0.6 m above theS. patens, 2.4 ha of tidal flat sparsely vegetated byS. alterniflora, and a 4 ha tidal pond. The nesting area was abundantly used by least terns during the spring and early summer of 1982. The project costs were approximately 40% less than a traditional confined dredged material placement option.
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Approximately 135, 831 m3 of fine-grained sediments were hydraulically deposited at a single unconfined location in shallow water from 1,188–1,859 m from the dredge. Fish and wildlife habitats were developed by controlling the direction of the discharge pipe to provide designed dredged material elevations and configuration, and by conducting post-disposal landscaping. Ten months following dredging, the stable dredged material placement site consisted of ca. 4.4 ha of floweringSpartina alterniflora (247–652 stems/m2) derived from seeding, ca. 2.0 ha ofSpartina patens (30 to 689 stems/m2) derived from transplanting, ca. 2.0 ha of unvegetated bird nesting area at elevations up to 0.6 m above theS. patens, 2.4 ha of tidal flat sparsely vegetated byS. alterniflora, and a 4 ha tidal pond. The nesting area was abundantly used by least terns during the spring and early summer of 1982. 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