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<ns1:descriptiveReport xmlns:ns1="http://Pydro.com/2011/12/DescriptiveReport" xmlns:ns2="http://Pydro.com/2011/12/AllGlobalTypes" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"><ns1:metadata><ns1:projectMetadata><ns2:number>S-G901-NRT2-12</ns2:number><ns2:name>St. Johns River, FL</ns2:name><ns2:generalLocality>Jacksonville, FL</ns2:generalLocality><ns2:fieldUnit>Navigation Response Team 2</ns2:fieldUnit></ns1:projectMetadata><ns1:registryMetadata><ns2:registryNumber>H12407</ns2:registryNumber><ns2:sheetID>1</ns2:sheetID><ns2:registryInstructions>H12407</ns2:registryInstructions><ns2:sublocality>The Approach to St. Johns River to Sister Creek</ns2:sublocality><ns2:stateOrTerritory>Florida</ns2:stateOrTerritory><ns2:country>United States</ns2:country><ns2:scale>10000</ns2:scale></ns1:registryMetadata><ns1:surveyMetadata><ns2:year>2012</ns2:year><ns2:chiefOfParty>Robert W Ramsey Jr, CH</ns2:chiefOfParty><ns2:projectType>Navigable Area</ns2:projectType><ns2:projectType>Field Examination</ns2:projectType><ns2:PIDate>2012-05-17</ns2:PIDate><ns2:datesOfSurvey><ns2:start>2012-06-19</ns2:start><ns2:end>2012-10-02</ns2:end></ns2:datesOfSurvey><ns2:equipmentTypes><ns2:soundingEquipment>Lead Line</ns2:soundingEquipment><ns2:soundingEquipment>Singlebeam Echo Sounder </ns2:soundingEquipment><ns2:soundingEquipment>Multibeam Echo Sounder</ns2:soundingEquipment><ns2:imageryEquipment>Side Scan Sonar</ns2:imageryEquipment></ns2:equipmentTypes><ns2:acquisition><ns2:units>meters</ns2:units><ns2:verticalDatum>Mean Lower Low Water</ns2:verticalDatum></ns2:acquisition><ns2:compilation><ns2:units>feet</ns2:units><ns2:verticalDatum>Mean Lower Low Water</ns2:verticalDatum></ns2:compilation><ns2:horizontalCoordinateSystem zone="17N">Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM)</ns2:horizontalCoordinateSystem><ns2:timeZone>UTC</ns2:timeZone><ns2:verifier>Pacific Hydrographic Branch</ns2:verifier><ns2:titlesheetRemarks><ns2:fieldRemarks>This survey, H-12407,2012, should supersede all prior survey data in the common area.</ns2:fieldRemarks><ns2:branchRemarks xsi:nil="true"></ns2:branchRemarks></ns2:titlesheetRemarks></ns1:surveyMetadata></ns1:metadata><ns1:areaSurveyed><ns1:areaDescription><ns2:discussion>Survey data were collected within the specified survey limits, with minor exception for CEF assigned items, and a US Naval request inside the USN Mayport Station Limits. A MBES buffer line was collected to help define the inshore 4m curve where practical. The R2 Sonic 2024 MBES was used for least depth developments, and in larger areas of numerous SSS contacts. 

There were ongoing dredging operations, at the beginning of the survey, in the approach to the USN Station Mayport, however survey work in this area was collected post-dredge operation. There was a tropical Storm in the area prior to starting the survey, ATON were off in some instances as a result of this weather, resulting in some ATON being positioned twice, after the USCG reset these ATON. In those instances the first positions, were rejected, in the data, when new positions were acquired after reset.

Heavy shrimp trawling were ongoing offshore, in the survey area, during the survey, notable trawl tracks can be seen in the SSS data where these action have taken place. The 200% SSS coverage allowed for area that were slightly effected by noise in the water column, due to biological noise, and trawling, to be evaluated antiquity.
</ns2:discussion><ns2:limits><ns2:northEast><ns2:latitude hemisphere="N">30.4145021111</ns2:latitude><ns2:longitude hemisphere="W">81.3152588333</ns2:longitude></ns2:northEast><ns2:southWest><ns2:latitude hemisphere="N">30.3692192222</ns2:latitude><ns2:longitude hemisphere="W">81.4620306111</ns2:longitude></ns2:southWest></ns2:limits><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>1</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Survey Limits H12407</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/H12407%20Survey%20Limits.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:comments/></ns1:areaDescription><ns1:surveyPurpose><ns2:discussion>Jacksonville is a MTS port and is in need of updating the bathymetry on the nautical charts. The
last surveys in the area are from 2002 and 2003. The Jacksonville Docking Pilots have requested
a hydrographic survey in Anchorage Area &quot;B&quot;, south of Long Beach Range. It is the intent of
this survey to supersede all bathymetry, seafloor features, and bottom characteristics within the
assigned survey area as defined by these instructions for updating of NOAA charts 11489, 11490
and 11491. The N.A.L.L. line for this project is defined as the 4 meter depth contour.</ns2:discussion><ns2:comments/></ns1:surveyPurpose><ns1:surveyQuality><ns2:adequacy>The entire survey is adequate to supersede previous data.</ns2:adequacy><ns2:discussion>200% SSS coverage with concurrent VBES, and supplemented with MBES development were acquired.</ns2:discussion><ns2:comment/></ns1:surveyQuality><ns1:surveyLimits><ns2:results deviation="false"><ns2:discussion>Survey Limits were acquired in accordance with the requirements in the Project Instructions and the HSSD.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:surveyLimits><ns1:coverageGraphic><ns2:figureNumber>2</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>H12407 Survey Coverage</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Appendices/III.%20Final_Progress_Sketch_&amp;_Survey_Outline/H12407_Survey%20Coverage.jpg</ns2:link></ns1:coverageGraphic><ns1:surveyCoverage><ns2:results deviation="true"><ns2:discussion>US Navy requested work inside the USN Station Mayport was conducted consisting of 200% SSS, and &gt;100% MBES coverage were acquired for this request, as well as ATON positions.</ns2:discussion><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>3</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>USN work</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/H12407%20USN%20coverage.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:surveyCoverage><ns1:surveyStatistics><ns2:surveyDates>2012-06-19</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-06-28</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-07-24</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-08-02</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-08-07</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-08-08</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-08-09</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-08-14</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-08-15</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-08-20</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-08-21</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-08-22</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-09-11</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-09-12</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-09-26</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-09-27</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:surveyDates>2012-10-02</ns2:surveyDates><ns2:totalSurveyStats><ns2:bottomSamples>45</ns2:bottomSamples><ns2:DP>49</ns2:DP><ns2:diveOps>0</ns2:diveOps><ns2:SNM>3.833</ns2:SNM></ns2:totalSurveyStats><ns2:LNM><ns2:vesselLNM><ns2:vessel><ns2:hullID>1210</ns2:hullID><ns2:statistics><ns2:MS_SBES>110.78</ns2:MS_SBES><ns2:MS_MBES>129.96</ns2:MS_MBES><ns2:MS_lidar>0.00</ns2:MS_lidar><ns2:MS_SSS>0.00</ns2:MS_SSS><ns2:MS_SBES_MBES>0.00</ns2:MS_SBES_MBES><ns2:MS_MBES_SSS>0.00</ns2:MS_MBES_SSS><ns2:MS_SBES_SSS>110.79</ns2:MS_SBES_SSS><ns2:XL_MBES_SBES>11.96</ns2:XL_MBES_SBES><ns2:XL_lidar>0.00</ns2:XL_lidar></ns2:statistics></ns2:vessel></ns2:vesselLNM><ns2:totalLNM><ns2:MS_SBES>110.78</ns2:MS_SBES><ns2:MS_MBES>129.96</ns2:MS_MBES><ns2:MS_lidar>0.00</ns2:MS_lidar><ns2:MS_SSS>0.00</ns2:MS_SSS><ns2:MS_SBES_MBES>0.00</ns2:MS_SBES_MBES><ns2:MS_MBES_SSS>0.00</ns2:MS_MBES_SSS><ns2:MS_SBES_SSS>110.79</ns2:MS_SBES_SSS><ns2:XL_MBES_SBES>11.96</ns2:XL_MBES_SBES><ns2:XL_lidar>0.00</ns2:XL_lidar><ns2:percentXLLNM>5.0</ns2:percentXLLNM></ns2:totalLNM></ns2:LNM><ns2:discussion>NA</ns2:discussion><ns2:comment/></ns1:surveyStatistics><ns1:shoreline><ns2:results deviation="false"><ns2:discussion>Shoreline was investigated in accordance with the Project Instructions and the HSSD.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:shoreline><ns1:bottomSamples><ns2:results deviation="false"><ns2:discussion>Bottom Samples were acquired in accordance with the Project Instructions or the HSSD.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:bottomSamples></ns1:areaSurveyed><ns1:dataAcquisitionAndProcessing><ns1:equipmentAndVessels><ns1:discussion>Refer to the Data Acquisition and Processing Report (DAPR) for a complete description of data acquisition and processing systems, survey vessels, quality control procedures and data processing methods.  Additional information to supplement sounding and survey data, and any deviations from the DAPR are discussed in the following sections.</ns1:discussion><ns1:vessels><ns1:vessel><ns2:hullID>S-1210</ns2:hullID><ns2:LOA units="meters">9.144</ns2:LOA><ns2:draft units="meters">0.5</ns2:draft></ns1:vessel><ns1:images><ns2:figureNumber>4</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>S-1210 on trailer</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/STDB%20Side%20view%20trailered.JPG</ns2:link></ns1:images><ns1:discussion>Launch used for Hydrographic Surveys, Operational Support, Equipment Testing, and Emergency Response Surveys.</ns1:discussion><ns1:comments/></ns1:vessels><ns1:equipment><ns1:majorSystem><ns2:manufacturer>Sea Dird Electronics</ns2:manufacturer><ns2:model>SBE-19</ns2:model><ns2:type>Sound Speed System</ns2:type></ns1:majorSystem><ns1:majorSystem><ns2:manufacturer>Teledyne Odom Hydrographic</ns2:manufacturer><ns2:model>Digi Bar Pro</ns2:model><ns2:type>Sound Speed System</ns2:type></ns1:majorSystem><ns1:majorSystem><ns2:manufacturer>Teledyne Odom Hydrographic</ns2:manufacturer><ns2:model>CV2</ns2:model><ns2:type>SBES</ns2:type></ns1:majorSystem><ns1:majorSystem><ns2:manufacturer>R2 Sonic</ns2:manufacturer><ns2:model>2024</ns2:model><ns2:type>MBES</ns2:type></ns1:majorSystem><ns1:majorSystem><ns2:manufacturer>Klein</ns2:manufacturer><ns2:model>3000</ns2:model><ns2:type>SSS</ns2:type></ns1:majorSystem><ns1:majorSystem><ns2:manufacturer>Trimble</ns2:manufacturer><ns2:model>POS M/V 4</ns2:model><ns2:type>Positioning and Attitude System</ns2:type></ns1:majorSystem><ns1:majorSystem><ns2:manufacturer>Trimble</ns2:manufacturer><ns2:model>DSM 212/L</ns2:model><ns2:type>Positioning System</ns2:type></ns1:majorSystem><ns1:majorSystem><ns2:manufacturer>Trimble</ns2:manufacturer><ns2:model>DSM 212/L</ns2:model><ns2:type>Positioning System</ns2:type></ns1:majorSystem><ns1:discussion>DSM 212's are used to provide RTCM corrector data to POS M/V; and DGPS feed to distress VHF radios.</ns1:discussion><ns1:comments/></ns1:equipment><ns1:comments/></ns1:equipmentAndVessels><ns1:qualityControl><ns1:crosslines><ns2:discussion>Sounding data compares well between the crosslines, and the Mainscheame at intersecting areas. Minor higher St Dev are attributed to areas of high slope, or post-dredge deposits. 96.5% met IHO Special Order, 3.3% met IHO Order 1, with only 0.1% at IHO Order 2/3. Likewise there may be some variances attributed to the crossline soundings being acquired by the VBES system at 200kHz, and common intersects with soundings acquired by the MBES system at 400kHz.</ns2:discussion><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>5</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Settings for report</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/H12407_Crossline_Report_Settings.png</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>6</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Crossline Stats</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/Crossline%20Stats.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:comments/></ns1:crosslines><ns1:uncertainty><ns2:values><ns2:soundSpeedUncertainty><ns2:hullID>S-1210_VBES</ns2:hullID><ns2:measuredCTD units="meters/second">0</ns2:measuredCTD><ns2:measuredMVP units="meters/second">0</ns2:measuredMVP><ns2:surface units="meters/second">4.00</ns2:surface></ns2:soundSpeedUncertainty><ns2:soundSpeedUncertainty><ns2:hullID>S-1210_MBES</ns2:hullID><ns2:measuredCTD units="meters/second">0</ns2:measuredCTD><ns2:measuredMVP units="meters/second">0</ns2:measuredMVP><ns2:surface units="meters/second">0.5</ns2:surface></ns2:soundSpeedUncertainty></ns2:values><ns2:discussion>Tide uncertainty is not applicable for this project. Tidal Constituent And Residual Interpolator (TCARI)
automatically calculates the error associated with water level interpolation. This error is incorporated into
the residual/harmonic solutions and included in the Total Propagated Error (TPE) for the survey.

The values used for Surface SVP TPE were recommended by HSTP, and or the FPM, and Specs &amp; Deliverables.</ns2:discussion><ns2:comments/></ns1:uncertainty><ns1:junctions><ns2:discussion>Survey H-11091,2003,  covers most of the survey area of H-12407,2012,  from the western limit to the offshore jetty entrance due East. The Eastern junction of H12407 is 3-10 feet deeper than the survey data from H-11091, for the most part seaward of the jetty offshore entrance. Soundings throughout the rest of the survey area are currently on the order of 3-5 feet deeper than previous survey soundings. Soundings on the Western limit of H-12407 show commonality with those of H-11091 with 1-2 feet, with H-12407 still showing deeper soundings.

Survey H-10793, 1998, overlaps the survey area of H-12407,2012 offshore of the jetties entrance. In general the sounding agreement outside of the shipping channel compare 
on the order of 1-2 feet, with H-10793 showing the deeper soundings. Soundings from H-12407 appear to be shallower than H-10793, within the shipping channel by 2-3 feet East
of 081°20'35.67&quot; W; while soundings due West from this point  inside the channel were found to be 5-10 feet deeper, at present.

Note should be made, that there have been several major weather events, in this area, during this time span; as well as several dredging operation, with current plans to deepen
the channel to the 50ft range. The surveying Hydrographer recommends that all sounding data for H-12407, supersede previous charted data.</ns2:discussion><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>7</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>H-11091 Junction to East</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/H11091%20Junction%20E.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>8</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>H-10793, 1998 offshore Junction</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/H-10793%20Junction%20South.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:comments/></ns1:junctions><ns1:sonarQCChecks><ns2:results deviation="false"><ns2:discussion>Sonar system quality control checks were conducted as detailed in the quality control section of the DAPR.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:sonarQCChecks><ns1:equipmentEffectiveness><ns2:results deviation="false"><ns2:issue><ns2:title>None Exist</ns2:title><ns2:discussion>There were no conditions or deficiencies that affected equipment operational effectiveness.</ns2:discussion><ns2:comments/></ns2:issue></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:equipmentEffectiveness><ns1:factorsAffectingSoundings><ns2:results deviation="false"><ns2:issue><ns2:title>None Exist</ns2:title><ns2:discussion>There were no other factors that affected corrections to soundings.</ns2:discussion><ns2:comments/></ns2:issue></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:factorsAffectingSoundings><ns1:soundSpeedMethods><ns1:castFrequency>Sound Speed Cast Frequency: 

VBES Data:    Normally, daily cast were taken for each day of survey acquisition with a Digi Bar Pro SVP. Dual cast were taken, with 2 SVP Probes, weekly for a DQA on the           SVP instrument, all passed.

MBES Data:    Normally a starting daily cast was taken at the beginning of work, and subsequent cast were taken during the survey day, when location, or variances of surface speed were observed to deviate greater than 2m/s, with a closing of day cast preformed as well.

See &quot;H12407.DQA.txt&quot; located in the Separates II.

A total of 34 SVP cast were taken during this survey. A SVP Report can be located in the Separates II. as well.</ns1:castFrequency><ns1:discussion>There were some area of notable water mass mixing, predominantly at the Jetty Entrance. and to a lesser degree at the Western limit of the sheet where the ICW transects the St Johns River near 30.38613492 , -081.46149185. The zoning was provided as a TCARI grid from COOP, and was used as is.

Full water column cast were taken in the direct survey area planned for that days work. All cast were concatenated into a single Caris SVP cast, and applied by &quot;Closest in Time &amp; Distance&quot;; All cast data has been loaded into the PSS.</ns1:discussion><ns1:comments/></ns1:soundSpeedMethods><ns1:coverageEquipmentAndMethods><ns2:results deviation="false"><ns2:discussion>All equipment and survey methods were used as detailed in the DAPR.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:coverageEquipmentAndMethods><ns1:additionalQualityControl><ns2:comments/></ns1:additionalQualityControl></ns1:qualityControl><ns1:echoSoundingCorrections><ns1:corrections><ns2:results deviation="false"><ns2:discussion>All data reduction procedures conform to those detailed in the DAPR.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:corrections><ns1:calibrations><ns2:results deviation="true"><ns2:discussion>Secondary patch test was conducted , however it had no bearing on this survey, as it was conducted post-survey.</ns2:discussion><ns2:calibration><ns2:type>Patch Test MBES</ns2:type><ns2:date>2012-10-23</ns2:date><ns2:reason>Minor re-alignment of mounting pole for the MBES head.</ns2:reason></ns2:calibration></ns2:results><ns2:comment/></ns1:calibrations><ns1:additionalIssues><ns2:comments/></ns1:additionalIssues></ns1:echoSoundingCorrections><ns1:backscatter><ns2:results acquired="true"><ns2:discussion>Backscatter was logged as a R2S file and submitted to the IOCM processing center and/or directly to NGDC, and is not included with the data submitted to the Branch.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:backscatter><ns1:dataProcessing><ns1:softwareUpdates><ns1:featureObjectCatalog>NOAA_cataloguecontrol.xml was used as per the updates with &quot;Version 5.2: CARIS_Support_Files_Ver_5_2&quot;, dated 30 March 2012.</ns1:featureObjectCatalog><ns1:discussion>As H-12407,2012 is the first survey submitted for 2012 to PMC, the current DAPR is up to date with all software, that was used for this survey, thus there are no &quot;Updates&quot; listed in the DR.</ns1:discussion><ns1:comments/></ns1:softwareUpdates><ns1:surfaces><ns1:surface><ns2:surfaceName>H12407_VBES_4m_Final</ns2:surfaceName><ns2:surfaceType>BASE Uncertainty</ns2:surfaceType><ns2:resolution units="meters">4</ns2:resolution><ns2:depthRange><ns2:min units="meters">1.472</ns2:min><ns2:max units="meters">25.540</ns2:max></ns2:depthRange><ns2:surfaceParameter>NOAA_4m</ns2:surfaceParameter><ns2:purpose>MBES TracklineSBES Set Line Spacing</ns2:purpose></ns1:surface><ns1:surface><ns2:surfaceName>H12407_MBES_Final50cm</ns2:surfaceName><ns2:surfaceType>BASE Uncertainty</ns2:surfaceType><ns2:resolution units="centimeters">50</ns2:resolution><ns2:depthRange><ns2:min units="meters">0.705</ns2:min><ns2:max units="meters">28.385</ns2:max></ns2:depthRange><ns2:surfaceParameter>NOAA_0.5m</ns2:surfaceParameter><ns2:purpose>Object Detection</ns2:purpose></ns1:surface><ns1:surface><ns2:surfaceName>H12407_1m_100sss</ns2:surfaceName><ns2:surfaceType>SSS Mosaic</ns2:surfaceType><ns2:resolution units="meters">1</ns2:resolution><ns2:depthRange><ns2:min units="meters">0.705</ns2:min><ns2:max units="meters">28.385</ns2:max></ns2:depthRange><ns2:surfaceParameter>NOAA_1m</ns2:surfaceParameter><ns2:purpose>100% SSS</ns2:purpose></ns1:surface><ns1:surface><ns2:surfaceName>H12407_1m_200sss</ns2:surfaceName><ns2:surfaceType>SSS Mosaic</ns2:surfaceType><ns2:resolution units="meters">1</ns2:resolution><ns2:depthRange><ns2:min units="meters">0.705</ns2:min><ns2:max units="meters">28.385</ns2:max></ns2:depthRange><ns2:surfaceParameter>NOAA_1m</ns2:surfaceParameter><ns2:purpose>100% SSS</ns2:purpose></ns1:surface><ns1:surface><ns2:surfaceName>H12407_MB_DEV50cm</ns2:surfaceName><ns2:surfaceType>BAG</ns2:surfaceType><ns2:resolution units="centimeters">50</ns2:resolution><ns2:depthRange><ns2:min units="meters">0.705</ns2:min><ns2:max units="meters">28.385</ns2:max></ns2:depthRange><ns2:surfaceParameter>NOAA_0.5m</ns2:surfaceParameter><ns2:purpose>Object Detection</ns2:purpose></ns1:surface><ns1:surface><ns2:surfaceName>H12407_VBES_4m</ns2:surfaceName><ns2:surfaceType>BAG</ns2:surfaceType><ns2:resolution units="meters">4</ns2:resolution><ns2:depthRange><ns2:min units="meters">1.472</ns2:min><ns2:max units="meters">25.540</ns2:max></ns2:depthRange><ns2:surfaceParameter>NOAA_4m</ns2:surfaceParameter><ns2:purpose>Complete MBES</ns2:purpose></ns1:surface><ns1:discussion>As per instructed, a 4m base was created for the VBES data. A 0.5m base was created for the MBES data, and 1m resolution SSS Mosaics were created for each percent coverage. A 50cm bag file was created from the MBES as well.
</ns1:discussion><ns1:images><ns2:figureNumber>9</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>100% SSS coverage</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/H12407_sss100_1m.PNG</ns2:link></ns1:images><ns1:images><ns2:figureNumber>10</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>200% SSS coverage</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/H12407_sss200_1m.PNG</ns2:link></ns1:images><ns1:images><ns2:figureNumber>11</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>MBES Development</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/H12407_MBES_coverage.PNG</ns2:link></ns1:images><ns1:images><ns2:figureNumber>12</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>H12407 Sounding Coverage</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/H12407%20Sounding%20Coverage.jpg</ns2:link></ns1:images><ns1:comments/></ns1:surfaces><ns1:additionalDataProcessing><ns2:issue><ns2:title>Caris Flagging</ns2:title><ns2:discussion>The field utilized Pydro tools, and Macro's to reset Caris data flags, to best reach the results that PHB normally works with. At the end of edits in the Pydro PSS sessions, a Macro was ran that removed Caris &quot;Designated Sounding&quot; flags and left the desired &quot;Outstanding Sounding&quot; flag. There may be some soundings that did not reset , for unknown reasons.

At the end of the PSS review, the macro was ran, that reset the SORDAT, and SORID to the proper values as per the Meta Data, and PHB request.</ns2:discussion><ns2:comments/></ns2:issue><ns2:comments/></ns1:additionalDataProcessing></ns1:dataProcessing></ns1:dataAcquisitionAndProcessing><ns1:verticalAndHorizontalControl><ns1:discussion>Additional information discussing the vertical or horizontal control for this survey can be found in the accompanying HVCR.</ns1:discussion><ns1:verticalControl><ns2:verticalDatum>Mean Lower Low Water</ns2:verticalDatum><ns2:standard_or_ERZT used="true"><ns2:methodsUsed>TCARI</ns2:methodsUsed><ns2:tideStations><ns2:NWLONGauges><ns2:stationName>I-295 Bridge, FL</ns2:stationName><ns2:stationID>8720357</ns2:stationID></ns2:NWLONGauges><ns2:NWLONGauges><ns2:stationName>Mayport Bar Pilots Dock, FL</ns2:stationName><ns2:stationID>8720218</ns2:stationID></ns2:NWLONGauges></ns2:tideStations><ns2:correctorFiles><ns2:waterLevels><ns2:fileName>H12407v.tc</ns2:fileName><ns2:status>Final Approved</ns2:status></ns2:waterLevels></ns2:correctorFiles><ns2:finalTides><ns2:dateSubmitted>2012-11-14</ns2:dateSubmitted><ns2:dateReceived>2013-01-07</ns2:dateReceived></ns2:finalTides><ns2:discussion>No significant tidal concerns were observed during the course of survey H-12407.</ns2:discussion><ns2:comment/></ns2:standard_or_ERZT><ns2:VDATUM_or_constantSep used="false"><ns2:discussion xsi:nil="true"></ns2:discussion><ns2:comment/></ns2:VDATUM_or_constantSep><ns2:comment/></ns1:verticalControl><ns1:horizontalControl><ns2:horizontalDatum>North American Datum of 1983 (NAD83)</ns2:horizontalDatum><ns2:PPK used="false" xsi:nil="true"/><ns2:PPP used="false" xsi:nil="true"/><ns2:RTK used="false" xsi:nil="true"/><ns2:DGPS used="true"><ns2:USCGStations><ns2:name>Savannah, GA // Broadcast Site ID:818</ns2:name></ns2:USCGStations><ns2:discussion>This site was used to provide RTCM correctors to the INS.</ns2:discussion><ns2:comment/></ns2:DGPS><ns2:comment/></ns1:horizontalControl><ns1:additionalIssues><ns2:comments/></ns1:additionalIssues></ns1:verticalAndHorizontalControl><ns1:resultsAndRecommendations><ns1:chartComparison><ns1:charts><ns2:rasterChart><ns2:chart><ns2:number>11489</ns2:number><ns2:kapp>261</ns2:kapp><ns2:scale>40000</ns2:scale><ns2:edition>39</ns2:edition><ns2:editionDate>2011-05</ns2:editionDate><ns2:LNMDate>2012-07-31</ns2:LNMDate><ns2:NMDate>2012-08-04</ns2:NMDate></ns2:chart><ns2:discussion>This is a transecting ICW chart that crosses the western limits of the survey. There were discrepancies noted which are addressed later in this report.</ns2:discussion><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>13</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Chart 11489 &amp; 11491 Sounding discrepancies.</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/11489_11491%20sounding%20issues.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:comments/></ns2:rasterChart><ns2:rasterChart><ns2:chart><ns2:number>11490</ns2:number><ns2:kapp>259</ns2:kapp><ns2:scale>40000</ns2:scale><ns2:edition>20</ns2:edition><ns2:editionDate>2011-01</ns2:editionDate><ns2:LNMDate>2011-10-11</ns2:LNMDate><ns2:NMDate>2011-10-22</ns2:NMDate></ns2:chart><ns2:discussion>This charted covers the eastern and offshore areas of this survey. In general soundings agree within 2-3FT of those surveyed in H-12407. There were discrepancies noted which are addressed later in this report.</ns2:discussion><ns2:comments/></ns2:rasterChart><ns2:rasterChart><ns2:chart><ns2:number>11491</ns2:number><ns2:kapp>265</ns2:kapp><ns2:scale>20000</ns2:scale><ns2:edition>37</ns2:edition><ns2:editionDate>2010-05</ns2:editionDate><ns2:LNMDate>2011-08-23</ns2:LNMDate><ns2:NMDate>1999-01-23</ns2:NMDate></ns2:chart><ns2:discussion>Primary RNC used for evaluation and comparisons. In general sounding agree with H-12407 within 2FT. </ns2:discussion><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>14</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Confirmed charted 16 &amp; 18 foot isolated soundings confirmed.</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/11491%20bullseye%2016&amp;18ft.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>15</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Isolated 18ft @ 30.40232110 , -081.42892625 exist</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/11491%20isolated%2018ft%20exist.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:comments/></ns2:rasterChart><ns2:ENC><ns2:chart><ns2:name>US5FL51M</ns2:name><ns2:scale>40000</ns2:scale><ns2:edition>3</ns2:edition><ns2:updateApplicationDate>2011-07-08</ns2:updateApplicationDate><ns2:issueDate>2011-07-08</ns2:issueDate><ns2:preliminary>false</ns2:preliminary></ns2:chart><ns2:discussion>In general soundings agree within 2-3FT East off 081°21'11&quot;W, soundings due West of this position, were found to currently be deeper than those on this ENC by 4 to 10FT. 

The contours depicted around the Northern Jetties offshore end, Fig. 16, may give the false impression that there is a passage, over the subm jetty section, which is not shown on this product, however is correctly shown on the RNC 11491_1, and should be reflected on this ENC product as well, Fig. 17.

Figure 18 shows currently charted buoys, FL RN7 , and GC1 A, which have been removed, and will not be re-set. These should be removed from ALL products.</ns2:discussion><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>16</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Offshore Jetty Ends</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/offshore%20jetty%20ends.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>17</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>missing north subm jetty symbol</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/US5FL51M%20missing%20subm%20jetty.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>18</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Removed FL RN7 &amp; GC1 A at USN Station Mayport entrance</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/US5FL51M%20removed%20buoys%20USN.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:comments/></ns2:ENC><ns2:ENC><ns2:chart><ns2:name>US5FL52M</ns2:name><ns2:scale>20000</ns2:scale><ns2:edition>3</ns2:edition><ns2:updateApplicationDate>2012-03-12</ns2:updateApplicationDate><ns2:issueDate>2012-03-12</ns2:issueDate><ns2:preliminary>false</ns2:preliminary></ns2:chart><ns2:discussion>In general soundings were found to be 2-4ft deeper than currently charted, with areas as much as 10ft deeper than previously charted.</ns2:discussion><ns2:comments/></ns2:ENC><ns2:comments/></ns1:charts><ns1:AWOISItems><ns2:results investigated="Investigated"><ns2:numberAddressed>5</ns2:numberAddressed><ns2:numberNotAddressed>0</ns2:numberNotAddressed><ns2:discussion>All assigned Awois within the limits of H-12407 were addressed and resolved. Two additional wrecks lieing on the North side of the North jetty, were likewise addressed and validated.</ns2:discussion><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>19</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Subm Wrks</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/No%20Jetty%20Wrks.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:AWOISItems><ns1:chartedFeatures><ns2:results investigated="Investigated"><ns2:discussion> Listed below are otherwise non-addressed items.</ns2:discussion><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>20</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Dols PA  30°23'06.478&quot; , -081°26'43.882&quot; exist</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/11491%20dols%20PA%20exist.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>21</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Pile PA, remove current 30°23'06.478&quot; , -081°26'43.882&quot;</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/11491%20Pile%20PA%20remove.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>22</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Charted Piles PA &amp; Dol @ 30°23'38.24&quot; N  081°24'21.6&quot; W exist</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/11491%20Piles%20PA%20&amp;%20Dol.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>23</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Pile PA exist at 30°23'48.34&quot; N  081°24'19.78&quot; W . Remove the PA</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/USN%20Pile%20PA.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:chartedFeatures><ns1:unchartedFeatures><ns2:results investigated="None Exist"><ns2:discussion>No uncharted features exist for this survey, that originated from outside sources. Uncharted features originating from survey H-12407, can be found in &quot;DR Uncharted 2.pdf&quot; which is located under the Descriptive_Report\Appendices\II. Survey_Feature_Report. A standard &quot;Survey Feature&quot; report could not be generated in its entirety, due to current software and hardware restriction. As a result the independent chapters were generated separates, and are all found under Appendices II.</ns2:discussion><ns2:orthometricImagery><ns2:fileName>q5212sw.jp2 &amp; q5212se.jp2</ns2:fileName><ns2:source>Florida State Labins GIS</ns2:source><ns2:sourceImageDate>2004-03-03</ns2:sourceImageDate></ns2:orthometricImagery></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:unchartedFeatures><ns1:DTONS><ns2:results reportSubmitted="true"><ns2:numberSubmitted>2</ns2:numberSubmitted><ns2:report><ns2:title>H12407_DTON_06272012</ns2:title><ns2:dateSubmitted>2012-06-27</ns2:dateSubmitted></ns2:report><ns2:report><ns2:title>H12407_DTON_11152012</ns2:title><ns2:dateSubmitted>2012-11-15</ns2:dateSubmitted></ns2:report><ns2:discussion>Danger to Navigation Reports are included in Appendix I of this report.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:DTONS><ns1:shoalAndHazardousFeatures><ns2:results investigated="Investigated"><ns2:discussion> Listed below are items identified, of interest. The least depth obtained on these features was by MBES development over the areas, or VBES where general trending was observed.</ns2:discussion><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>24</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Miss charted Marine Railway</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/11489%20misschart%20MRW.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>25</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>36ft Shoal migration.</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/11490%2036FT%20migration.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>26</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>USN Mayport Station West Basin Shoaling.</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/11490%20USN%20Mayport%20Shoaling.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>27</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>18ft contour receding.</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/11490%2018ft%20contour%20receding.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>28</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>12ft contour migration</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/11491_12ft%20contour%20migration-2.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:shoalAndHazardousFeatures><ns1:channels><ns2:results investigated="Investigated"><ns2:discussion> USN contracted bucket dredge operation were conducted in the vicinity of RN8 and GC7 during the time of this survey, however the H12407 survey data was not collected until post-dredge operation were completed. There is a current study ongoing by the USACOE for channel deepening.

Below images depict the controlling depths identified during H12407,2012, that were at , or shoaler than, those listed in the USACOE Chart Tabulation Table, ONLY. These depth listed are identified by the channel name listed, and only the most seaward sounding is shown here. If no channel is listed below, then the depths were found to meet those published in said table above.</ns2:discussion><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>29</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Channel depth Tabulation Table FEB 2012</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/Channel%20Depth%20TAB.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>30</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>St. Johns Bar Cut RNG Eastern Section, 48.6ft controlling seaward depth</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/48ft%20controlling.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>31</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>St. Johns Bar Cut RNG Western Section, 37ft controlling seaward depth</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/37ft%20controlling.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>32</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Mayport Entrance Channel, 49ft controlling seaward depth</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/49ft%20controlling.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>33</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Pilot Town Cut Range, 30ft controlling seaward depth Left outside quadrant, channel encroachment</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/30ft%20CHN%20encroachment.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>34</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Sherman Cut Range, 43ft controlling seaward depth</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/43ft%20controlling.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>35</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Mile Point Lower RNG &amp; Turn, 35.2 ROQ controlling seaward depth</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/35ft%20CHN%20encroachment.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>36</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Training Wall reach, 42.5ft controlling seaward depth on CL</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/42ft%20controlling.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:channels></ns1:chartComparison><ns1:additionalResults><ns1:shoreline><ns2:results investigated="None Exist"><ns2:discussion>Shoreline was not assigned in the Hydrographic Survey Project Instructions or Statement of Work. A CSF file was assigned to this project with limited features to be addressed seaward of the NALL. A report named &quot;H12407_CEF_RPT.pdf&quot; can be found in Descriptive_Report\Appendices\V. SUPPLEMENTAL_Survey_Records_&amp;_CORRESPONDENCE; this file addresses item results.</ns2:discussion><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>37</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Assigned &amp; addressed CSF items</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/Assigned%20CSF%20items.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:shoreline><ns1:priorSurveys><ns2:results investigated="Investigated"><ns2:discussion>A review was made with the adjacent prior surveys, and discussed in the Junctions section of this report B.2.3.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:priorSurveys><ns1:ATONS><ns2:results investigated="Investigated"><ns2:discussion>No formal assigned ATONs were in the Project Instruction. All floating , and fixed ATON ( with exception to Ranges) were positioned during the survey. It should be noted that many of the ATON in the survey limits were off-station on first evaluation due to a preceding TS that passed the area, resulting in a re-positioning of ATON that were subsequently re-stationed by the USCG. 

Two ATON near the USN Station Mayport, LT RN7 and GC 1A have been permanently removed.

A ATON report was submitted, and a copy was provided to the USCG Station Mayport ATON Group, and the Navigation Manager for the area LCDR Robert Butts.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:ATONS><ns1:overheadFeatures><ns2:results investigated="None Exist"><ns2:discussion>Overhead features do not exist for this survey.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:overheadFeatures><ns1:submarineFeatures><ns2:results investigated="None Exist"><ns2:discussion>Submarine features do not exist for this survey.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:submarineFeatures><ns1:ferryRoutesAndTerminals><ns2:results investigated="Investigated"><ns2:discussion>The Mayport Ferry, is still active, and the route is clear of major obstruction. A Advanced information sounding plot is planned to be provided to the operators.POC # 904-241-9969</ns2:discussion><ns2:images><ns2:figureNumber>38</ns2:figureNumber><ns2:caption>Ferry Terminals</ns2:caption><ns2:link>file:///P:/Caris_Net_Active_Projects/S-G901-NRT2-2012/H12407_A/Support_Data_Field/Descriptive_Report/Report_Body/Other%20DR%20Support%20files/ferry%20terminals.jpg</ns2:link></ns2:images></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:ferryRoutesAndTerminals><ns1:platforms><ns2:results investigated="None Exist"><ns2:discussion>No platforms exist for this survey.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:platforms><ns1:significantFeatures><ns2:results investigated="None Exist"><ns2:discussion>No significant features exist for this survey.

Strong alongshore current s were noted crossing the channel at the entrance to the Jetties, from North to South. These currents, in the 2-3kts range are sheared by the flood and ebb tidal currents running perpendicular to these alongshore currents, causing confused sea states at times of maximum Ebb flow (Ebb flow observed normally at 6kts).

Note was made that the strongest Ebb flow occurs along the Southern side of the river.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:significantFeatures><ns1:constructionOrDredging><ns2:results investigated="Exist - Not Investigated"><ns2:discussion>Present and/or planned construction or dredging exists within the survey limits, but was not investigated.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:constructionOrDredging><ns1:otherResults><ns2:comments/></ns1:otherResults><ns1:newSurveyRecommendation><ns2:results recommended="false"><ns2:discussion>No new surveys or further investigations are recommended for this area.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:newSurveyRecommendation><ns1:insetRecommendation><ns2:results recommended="false"><ns2:discussion>No new insets are recommended for this area.</ns2:discussion></ns2:results><ns2:comments/></ns1:insetRecommendation></ns1:additionalResults></ns1:resultsAndRecommendations><ns1:approvalSheet><ns1:statements><ns1:supervision>As Chief of Party, Field operations for this hydrographic survey were conducted under my direct supervision, with frequent personal checks of progress and adequacy. I have reviewed the attached survey data and reports.</ns1:supervision><ns1:approval>All field sheets, this Descriptive Report, and all accompanying records and data are approved. All records are forwarded for final review and processing to the Processing Branch.</ns1:approval><ns1:adequacyOfSurvey>The survey data meets or exceeds requirements as set forth in the NOS Hydrographic Surveys and Specifications Deliverables Manual, Field Procedures Manual, Standing and Letter Instructions, and all HSD Technical Directives. These data are adequate to supersede charted data in their common areas. 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