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Cabin Point Creek Channelization Study : Final Report
Priest, Walter I. Byrne, Robert J. Neilsen, Bruce J. Thomas, George R.
Priest, Walter I.
Byrne, Robert J.
Neilsen, Bruce J.
Thomas, George R.
Abstract
In the realm of environmental impact assessment and analysis the effects of a proposed project are most often referred to in the subjunctive sense because of the qualifications and probabilities related to these postulations. Seldom does the opportunity present itself to follow a project to fruitition and beyond to, in fact, determine the validity of the assumptions made in arriving at the potential impacts of a project. Even less often is it possible to monitor a project from prior to construction to several years after the project has been completed to ascertain the exact nature of the projects impacts, compare pre- and post-project conditions and verify with some certainty the predicted impacts. The present study of the channelization of Cabin Point Creek is one such opportunity.
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1987
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Research and Technical Reports, Dredging -- Environmental aspects -- Virginia -- Cabin Point Creek
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Virginia Institute of Marine Science
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https://doi.org/10.25773/8wv2-zm68