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Home My WebLink AboutAPA Susitna document index with scanned products indicated 1988ALARKA RE80UR.CE8 I~BRARY U.S. DEPT. OF INTERIOR SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT DOCUMENT INDEX ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY AUTHOR ALASKA POWER AUTHORITY 1988 .. SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT ALAf:)KA RESOURCES LIBRARY DOCUMENT LISTING SORTED .BY AUTHOR U.S. DEPT.0][INTERIOR DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:1 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ----------------------------------------------------':'---- 2507 AASERUDE NEW CONCEPTS IN FISHWAY DESIGN 840000 165 FISH DESIGN 808 ABR AQUATIC FURBEARER HABITAT 810100 64 AQUATIC SURVEY FINAL REPORT HABITAT FURBEARER 2532 ABR CARIBOU RESPONSES TO THE 830400 80 CARIBOU PIPELINE/ROAD COMPLEX IN THE·PIPELINE KUPARUK OIL FIELD,ALASKA, 1982 2533 ABR A STUDY OF CARIBOU RESPONSE 840300 35 CARIBOU TO PIPELINES IN AND NEAR THE PIPELINE EILEEN WEST END,1983 FINAL REPORT 3515 ACC WHITE PAPER ON THE DEVIL 861015 30 DEVIL CANYON CANYON HYDROPOWER PROJECT 3379 ACE THE MOST ENERGY -EFFICIENT 840000 15 ENERGY APPLIANCES USE 1667 ACI NORTH SLOPE BOROUGH COASTAL 780600 115 COASTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM PRUDHOE LAND USE BAY AREA PLAN WILDLIFE 2345 ACPF ENERGY ALTERNATIVES FOR THE 800800 480 ENERGY RAILBELT ALTERNATIVE NEED/POWER RAILBELT 895 ACRES SEE DCNO 1215 0 0 1376 ACRES SEE DCNO 248 0 0 169 ACRES SEE DCNO 175 0 0 1414 ACRES SEE DCNO 174 0 0 1415 ACRES SEE.DCNO 175 0 0 1420 ACRES SEE DCNO 180 0 0 1421 ACRES SEE DCNO 181 0 0 95 ACRES SEE DCNO 181 0 0 1419 ACRES SEE DCNO 179 0 0 1422 ACRES SEE DCNO 182 0 0 1377 ACRES JULY COST GRAPHICAL DISPLAY 0 40 COST QATE:04,115/83 PAGE:2 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -----------------------------------------------------..._-- 1418 ACRES SEE DCNO 178 0 0 426 ACRES SEE DCNO 1214 0 0 506 ACRES SEE DCNO 505 0 0 1620 ACRES SEE DCNO 505 0 0 1619 ACRES SEE DCNO 504 0 0 3364 ACRES SEE DCNO 248 0 0 3513 ACRES SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 790600 220 PROPOSAL PROPOSAL FOR PLAN OF STUDY VOLUME II APPENDICES B3 - E 3512 ACRES SUSITNA YHDROELECTRIC PROJECT 790600 300 PROPOSAL PROPOSAL FOR PLANOF STUDY VOLUME I APPENDIX A,B1, 2 3514 ACRES SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 790600 45 PROPOSAL PROPOSAL FOR PLAN OF STUDY EARTHQUAKE SUPPLEMENTARY SUBMISSION EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING 1392 ACRES SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 790900 75 POS -IMPLEMENTATION OF PLAN OF STUDY,PART B 1394 ACRES SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PLAN OF 790900 40 OVERVIEW STUDY -EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1393 ACRES ENVIRONMENTAL,APPENDIX,790900 145 ENVIRONT PART C,VOL.3 1391 ACRES PLAN OF STUDY,PART A 790900 550 POS 3337 ACRES SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 790900 400 PLAN PLAN OF STUDY PART C:VOLUME 2 AQUATIC -COMPANY QUALIFICATIONS 3336 ACRES SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 790900 275 PLAN' PLAN OF STUDY PART C:VOLUME AQUATIC 1 SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION 1375 ACRES ECONOMIC MARKETING AND 800000 250 MARKET FINANCIAL EVALUATION FINANCIAL 1396 ACRES PLAN OF STUDY,REVISED DRAFT,800100 270 POS VOL.2 1395 ACRES PLAN OF STUDY,REVISED DRAFT,800100 300 POS VOL.1 u.-\T:::.0':'/15/33 PAGE:3 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1217 ACRES TASK 2:DESIGN TRANSMITTAL -800100 35 TRANSPORT ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVE ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION MODES FOR CAMP RESUPPLY 1218 ACRES DESIGN TRANSMITTAL -TASK 2:800200 35 TRANSPORT ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVE ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION MODES FOR CAMP RESUPPLY ScotnrO£\1440 ACRES PLAN OF STUDY 800200 650 POS 1363 ACRES SUBTASK 10.2 DESIGN 800400 230 LICENSE TRANSMITTAL INITIAL VERSION PRELIMINARY LICENSING DOCUMENTATION 1368 ACRES SUBTASK 11.02 PRELIMINARY 800700 15 ECONOMIC ECONOMIC EVALUATION UPDATE 1385 ACRES INTERNAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING 800700 130 IRB #1,INFORMATION PACKAGE 1386 ACRES INTERNAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING 800700 65 IRB #1,GEOTECHNICAL &SEISMIC ASPECTS,JULY 23, 1980 -NOTES ON MEETING 512 ACRES DUNVEGAN POWER.PROJECT PEACE 800730 65 ICE RIVER ICE STUDY STUDY 1274 ACRES SUBTASK 6.01 CLOSEOUT REPORT 800800 140 -0- 1397 ACRES PLAN OF STUDY -REVISION 1 800900 120 POS 1204 ACRES TASK 1 POWER STUDIES 800900 434 POWER TERMINATION REPORT 328 ACRES TASK I,POWER STUDIES,800900 500 POWER TERMINATION REPORT 1387 ACRES INTERNAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING 801000 100 IRB #2,STATUS OF TASKS 4, 5,&6,NOTES OCTOBER 14,1980;APA REVIEW MEETINGS MEETING STATUS OF GENERATION PLANNING STUDIES,OCT.15, 1980 2350 ACRES INFORMATION PACKAGE FOR FIR~T 801000 175 CONSULTANTS SPECIALIST CONSULTANTS PANEL MEETING 2349 ACRES FIRST SPECIALIST CONSULTANTS 801000 125 EARTHQUAKE .PANEL MEETING,OCTOBER 21 CONSULTANTS THROUGH 23,1980,ANCHORAGE, ALASKA -REPORT ON MEETINGS DATS:04/15/83 PAGE:4 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------..............................-:-......................................................------------------ 2358 ACRES INTERNAL BOARD REVIEW MEETING 801014 50 ALTERNATIVE #2,OCTOBER 14,1980 ~SUBTASK IRB 6.01 -6.08:MATERIAL MEETING PRESENTED (ALL RESULTS SHOWN ARE PRELIMINARY) 2427 ACRES EXTERNAL REVIEW PANEL REPORTS 801025 150 ERP AND RESPONSES PERS.COM.REPORT RESPONSE 1402 ACRES PROGRESS REPORT TO APA BOARD 8Q1100 30 PROGRESS REPORT 1366 ACRES SUBTASK 11.01 PROJECT OVERVIEW 801100 130 OVERVIEW FINAL DRAFT 1275 ACRES SUBTASK 6.01 CLOSEOUT REPORT 801200 100 -0- FINAL 223 ACRES SUBTASK 6.08 -PRELIMINARY 801200 50 ALTERNATIVE DEVIL CANYON ALTERNATIVES,NEED/POWER MINUTES OF MEETING HELD IN BUFFALO 9,10TH DECEMBER 1980 1403 ACRES PROGRESS REPORT FOR DECEMBER 801200 30 PROGRESS REPORT 5cortnt:41201 ACRES TASK 1-POWER STUDIES SUBTASK 801200 150 POWER 1.01 CLOSEOUT REPORT REVIEW OF ISER WORK DECEMBER 1980 77 ACRES WATANA LEFT ABUTMENT MOSAIC 810000 100 CORE BORE HOLE CORE PHOTO PHOTOS NEGATIVES 1408 ACRES PROGRESS REPORT FOR JUNE 1981 810000 70 PROGRESS REPORT 1406 ACRES PROGRESS REPORT FOR APRIL 1981 810000 55 PROGRESS REPORT 69 ACRES 1980·81 GEOTECHNICAL REPORT 810000 200 GEOTECHNICAL VOLUME 1,FINAL DRAFT 1268 ACRES GEOTECHNICAL REPORT 1980-81 810000 360 GEOTECHNICAL VOLUME 3 APPENDIX G-K FINAL DRAFT 1404 ACRES PROGRESS REPORT FOR JANUARY 810000 50 PROGRESS 1981 REPORT 1267 ACRES GEOTECHNICAL REPORT 1980-81 810000 540 GEOTECHNICAL VOLUME 2,APPENDIX A-F,FINAL DRAFT DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:5 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ----------------------------------------------.._--------- ~d.71 ACRES 1980-81 GEOTECHNICAL REPORT 810000 400 GEOTECHNICAL Stt'-"t-VOLUME 2,FINAL DRAFT APPENDIX G-K 1405 ACRES PROGRESS REPORT FOR FEBRUARY 810000 70 PROGRESS &MARCH 1981 REPORT 1412 ACRES PROGRESS REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 810000 60 PROGRESS 1981 .REPORT 62 ACRES 1982-84 GEOTECHNICAL PROGRAM - 810000 50 GEOTECHNICAL SUBTASK 5.07 REPORT -DRAFT 1410 ACRES PROGRESS REPORT FOR AUGUST 810000 110 PROGRESS 1981 REPORT 1409 ACRES PROGRESS REPORT FOR JULY 1981 810000 80 PROGRESS REPORT 1266 ACRES GEOTECHNICAL REPORT 1980-81 810000 380 GEOTECHNICAL VOLUME 1,FINAL DRAFT ACRES 1980-81 GEOTECHNICAL REPORT 810000 300 GEOTECHNICAL VOLUME 2,FINAL DRAFT APPENDIX A-F 333 ACRES TASK 6 - 1981 UPPER LIMIT 810000 20 COST CAPITAL COST ESTIMATE ESTIMATE 1407 ACRES PROGRESS REPORT FOR MAY 1981 810000 40 PROGRESS REPORT 1411 ACRES PROGRESS REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER 810000 80 PROGRESS AND OCTOBER 1981 REPORT 1265 ACRES SUBTASK 5.07 REPORT -DRAFT -810000 110 GEOTECHNICAL GEOTECHNICAL REPORT 1982-84 1346 ACRES SUBTASK 8.02 PRELIMINARY 810000 190 TRANSMISSIONA TRANSMISSION ANALYSIS NALYSIS 249 ACRES PROJECT OVERVIEW REPORT 810100 60 OVERVIEW DRAFTS FOR DISCUSSION CHAPTERS 13,16 AND 17 JANUARY 1981 1288 ACRES DESIGN TRANSMITTAL -SUBTASK 810100 19 GENERATION 6.36 -GENERATION PLANNING PARAMETERS 1343 ACRES SUBTASK 8.01 TRANSMISSION 810100 30 TRANSMISSION LINE CORRIDOR SCREENING - 1980 DRAFT CLOSEOUT REPORT 1381 ACRES EXTERNAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING 810100 40 CONSULTANTS #4 INFORMATION PACKAGE ERP MEETING DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:6 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------...-----------_..._--------...._------------_...--------- 2953 ACRES EXTERNAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING 810100 200 ERP #1 JANUARY 22-24,1981 CONSULTANTS INFORMATON PACKAGE -VOLUME 1 MEETING 1379 ACRES EXTERNAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING 810124 175 CONSULTANTS #1 INFORMATION PACKAGE VOLUME ERP 2 MEETING Sc~~~tb.1276 ACRES SUBTASK 6.01 CLOSEOUT REPORT 810200 130 REVIEW OF PREVIOUS STUDIES & REPORTS 1278 ACRES SUBTASK 6.02,6.03,&6.06 - 810200 30 DESIGN PRELIMINARY DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS 1388 ACRES INTERNAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING 810200 10 IRB #3 334 ACRES TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY;SUBTASK 810200 60 STREAMFLOW 3.01 -CLOSEOUT REPORT,REVIEW OF AVAILABLE MATERIAL Sc0J\rl,O 1221 ACRES ·TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY,SUBTASK 810200 140 GRAVEL 3.01 -CLOSEOUT REPORT,REVIEW OF AVAILABLE MATERIAL 1285 ACRES SUBTASK 6.02,6.03 &6.06 -810200 30 DESIGN PRELIMINARY DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS 1281 ACRES SUBTASK 6.05,DEVELOPMENT 810200 390 DEVELOPMENT SELECTION REPORT,1ST DRAFT 2347 ACRES REPORT ON SECOND SPECIALIST 810200 55 GEOLOGY CONSULTANTS PANEL MEETING,EARTHQUAKE BUFFALO,N.Y.CONSULTANTS 2787 ACRES TASK 6 -DESIGN DEVELOPMENT -810200 100 DESIGN SUBTASK 6.01-CLOSE-OUT REPORT REVIEW OF PREVIOUS STUDIES AND REPORTS 1227 ACRES SUBTASK 3.05 CLOSEOUT REPORT 810228 75 GEOLOGY FIRST DRAFT 1282 ACRES SUBTASK 6.05 DEVELOPMENT 810300 65 DEVELOPMENT SELECTION REPORT 1271 ACRES GEOTECHNICAL EXPLORATION 810300 290 GEOTECHNICAL REPORT ON 1980 STUDIES 1344 ACRES TASK 8 -TRANSMISSION -810300 35 ELECTRIC SUBTASK 8.02:PROGRESS REPORT -ELECTRIC SYSTEMS STUDIES ALASKA RESOURCES UBRARY DATE:04 '15/88 U.S.DEPT.OF INTERIOR PAGE:7' DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------._----- 1279 ACRES SUBTASK 6.02 CLOSEOUT REPORT 810300 80 FINAL DRAFT 1367 ACRES SUBTASK 11.01 PROJECT OVERVIEW 810312 40 OVERVIEW FINAL DRAFT 345 ACRES TASK 11.SUBTASK 11.01 -810326 400 OVERVIEW PROJECT OVERVIEW 3278 ACRES PROJECT OVERVIEW 810326 25 OVERVIEW 1364 ACRES NOTES ON STUDY STATUS FOR 810400 110 STATUS SUBMISSION TO FERC 1222 ACRES SUBTASK 3.03 FIELD DATA 810500 150 GEOLOGY COLLECTION AND PROCESSING 1286 ACRES TASK 6 -DESIGN DEVELOPMENT -810500 20 DESIGN SUBTASK 6.09 &6.10 -DESIGN CRITERIA FOR WATANA AND DEVIL CANYON DEVELOPMENTS Sco.I'lllRb35 ACRES TASK 6.02.CLOSEOUT REPORT,810600 60 TUNNEL INVESTIGATE TUNNEL ALTERNATIVE ALTERNATIVE 58 ACRES TASK 5 -GEOTECHNICAL 810600 250 GEOTECHNICAL EXPLORATION REPORT ON 1980 STUDIES 1283 ACRES SUBTASK 6.05 DEVELOPMENT 810600 290 DEVELOPMENT SELECTION REPORT SECOND DRAFT 2758 ACRES SUBTASK 6.02,-CLOSEOUT REPORT 810600 75 TUNNEL INVESTIGATE TUNNEL ALTERNATIVE ALTERNATIVE -TASK 6:DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 3279 ACRES SUMMARY INFORMATION PACKAGE ON 810603 60 HYDRAULIC ON-GOING HYDRAULIC AND HYDROLOGY HYDROLOGY STUDIES APA PANEL MEETING ANCHORAGE,ALASKA 257 ACRES WATANA DAM QUANTITIES -BORROW 810610 38 DAM AREA A.D.,BOOK K -TASK 9 -BORROW GROUP 12 1284 ACRES SUBTASK 6.05 DEVELOPMENT 810700 270 DEVELOPMENT SELECTION REPORT APPENDICES A-I 64 ACRES TASK 5 -1980 GEOTECHNICAL 810700 400 GEOTECHNICALE EXPLORATION,GEOTECHNICAL XPLORATION REPORT 240 ACRES ALTERNATIVE HYDRO SITES 810700 75 HYDRO OUTSIDE SUSITNA BASIN,JULY ALTERNATIVE 1981 NEED/POWER DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:8 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE .PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------_._----------------------------------- 2009 ACRES ALTERNATE HYDRO SITES 7-81 810700 400 HYDRO SUSITNA NEED/POWER ALTERNATIVES 1347 ACRES TRANSMISSION LINE CORRIDOR 810900 130 T-LINE SCREENING TASK 8 -CORRIDOR TRANSMISSION FINAL DRAFT 340 ACRES TRANSMISSION LINE CORRIDOR 810900 119 T-LINE SCREENING CLOSEOUT REPORT,MITIGATION TASK 8 -TRANSMISSION FINAL DRAFT 1389 ACRES INTERNAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING 810900 150 IRB #4 1628 ACRES PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF COOK 810911 162 TIDAL INLET TIDAL POWER PHASE I NEED/POWER REPORT VOLUME II 1627 ACRES PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF COOK 810911 80 TIDAL INLET TIDAL POWER PHASE I NEED/POWER REPORT VOLUME I 93 ACRES PROJECT SERVICES -ESTIMATING 811000 20 DAM GROUP 6,WATANA CONCRETE ARCH CALCULATIONS DAM,CALCUlATIONS 1210 ACRES TASK 2 -SURVEYS AND SITE 811000 56 ACCESS FACILITIES,SUBTASK 2.10 DRAFT SUMMARY OF ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT ACCESS ROADS 1380 ACRES EXTERNAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING 811000 200 CONSULTANTS #3 INFORMATION PACJ.<AGE ERP MEETING 2359 ACRES EXTERNAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING 811000 175 GEOTECHNICAI11 #3 REPORT EETING 3310 ACRES PROJECT CONSTRUCTION 811000 9 SITE REQUIREMENTS SCHEDULING TASK 2 FACILITIES -SURVEYS AND SITE FACILITIES ROAD SUBTASK 2.10 -ACCESS ROAD 82 ACRES CALC XEROX TRANSMITTALS FROM 811100 100 GEOTECHNICAL GEOTECHNICAL FILES -TASK 6 3258 ACRES LICENSING REPORT TASK 10 811100 45 LICENSE PRELIMINARY LICENSING DOCUMENTATION SECOND VERSION 1384 ACRES ACRES SPECIALIST CONSULTANTS 811108 80 CONSULTANTS PANEL MEETING 2348 ACRES ACRES SPECIALIST CONSULTANTS 811118 85 CONSULTANTS PANEL MEETING NO.4 REPORT DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:9 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ._--------------------------------------------_..._-------- 1356 ACRES EBASCO ESTIMATING PACKAGE 811120 100 ESTIMATE 1436 ACRES TASK 6:DEVELOPMENT SECTION,811200 300 DEVELOPMENT SUBTASK 6.05:DEVELOPMENT SELECTIoN REPORT APPENDICES A-J 220 ACRES TASK 6 -DEVELOPMENT 811200 225 PLAN SELECTION,SUBTASK 6.05,ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT SELECTION REPORT,FEASIBILITY FINAL 356 ACRES TASK 6 -DEVELOPMENT 811200 300 DESIGN "'Y3(P().SELECTION,SUBTASK 6.05 -ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT SELECTION REPORT, FINAL REPORT 221 ACRES TASK 6 -DEVELOPMENT SELECTION 811200 200 PLAN SUBTASK 6.05,DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT SELECTION REPORT,APPENDICES FEASIBILITY A-J 471 ACRES WATER RESOURCES ANALYSIS 811200 20 WATER REVIEW'OF EXISTING WATER RESOURCES RIGHTS IN THE SUSITNA RIVER BASIN 1211 ACRES SUBTASK 2.10 ACCESS ROADS 811200 130 ACCESS FIRST DRAFT 2763 ACRES DEVELOPMENT SELECTION REPORT 811200 50 DESIGN APPENDIX C.TASK 6 -DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 3384 ACRES RESERVOIR CLEARING AND 811200 180 LAND USE PREPARATION-ENVIRONMENTAL RESERVOIR PROTECTION STRATEGIES CLEARING 1398 ACRES PLAN OF STUDY -REVISION 2 811201 40 POS 111 ACRES BOOK P -UNIT COSTS -BACKUP 811218 47 UNIT CALCULATIONS,TRANSMISSION COST COSTS 1290 ACRES FEASABILITY REPORT PROJECT 811221 90 FEASIBILITY MANUAL 1357 ACRES EBASCO ESTIMATING PACKAGE 811223 130 ESTIMATE REVISION 1 2346 ACRES ECONOMIC ANALYSIS PACKAGE 811229 60 ECONOMIC MEETING JANUARY 14 AND 15,ANALYSIS 1982 18 ACRES PMF -CALCULATIONS 820000 25 VFS&C DATE:04/15/33 PAGE:10 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1413 ACRES PROGRESS REPORT FOR MARCH 820000 15 PROGRESS THRU OCTOBER 1982 REPORT SS ACRES LAB TEST DATA SHEETS 820000 337 BORROW 2784 ACRES AIR CRAFT SUPPORT -COVERING 820000 50 AIRCRAFT HELICOPTER FLIGHT SERVICE,SITE FIXED WING 2786 ACRES WINTER 1982 HAMMER DRILLING 820000 125 DRILLING TERRAFLEX CARRIERS DRILL SYSTEMS HAMMER DRILL MANUFACTURES LlTURATURE 94 ACRES GROUP 8,WATANA GEOTECHNICAL 820100 3S GEOTECHNICAL ASSUMPTIONS,BINDER NO.1 255 ACRES DEVIL CANYON CONCRETE WORKS,820116 175 DAM BOOK E,TASK 9 -GROUP 12 COST 98 ACRES BOOK B UNIT PRICE -BACK-UP 820120 250 UNIT CALCUlATIONS WATANA DAM -COST DEVELOPMENT OF UNIT COSTS CALCULATIONS 2S4 ACRES WATANA/DEVIL CANYON 820121 200 ESTIMATE PRODUCTION RATES (UNDERGROUND)BOOK C,TASK 9 -GROUP 12 256 ACRES WATANA DAM BORROW AREAS HAUL 820125 12S GRAVEL ROUTES QUANTITIES USEABLE ESTIMATE WASTE,BOOK G,TASK 9 - GROUP 12 107 ACRES UNIT PRICES -BACKUP 820127 27 UNIT CALCUlATIONS -DEVIL CANYON -CALCULATIONS UNIT COSTS -LABOR, EQUIPMENT.AND MATERIALS 1358 ACRES EBASCO ESTIMATING PACKAGE 820129 145 ESTIMATE REVISION 3 1292 ACRES FEASIBILITY REPORT,VOLUME 1, 820200 585 FEASIBILITY DRAFT,SECTIONS 9-19 1382 ACRES EXTERNAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING 820200 230 CONSULTANTS #5 REPORT ERP MEETING 1365 ACRES PRELIMINARY LICENSING 820200 275 LICENSE DOCUMENTATION SECOND VERSION 1291 ACRES FEASABILITY REPORT VOLUME 1 -820200 29 FEASIBILITY ENGINEERING AND ECONOMIC SECTIONS 1-8,FIRST DRAFT DATE:04/LS/33 PAGE:11 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 97 ACRES BOOK A UNIT PRICE -BACKUP 820201 100 UNIT CALCUIATIONS ~'ATANA DAM UNIT COST COST SUMMARY SHEET CALCULATIONS 109 ACRES UNIT PRICES -BACKUP 820204 54 UNIT CALCUIATIONS,WATANA/DEVIL COST CANYON,BREAKDOWN OF EQUIPMENT COSTS/UNIT COSTS 1359 ACRES EBASCO ESTIMATING PACKAGE 820212 120 ESTIMATE REVISION 4 65 ACRES REPORT ON SPECIALIST 820217 150 CONSULTANTS CONSULTANTS -PANEL MEETING #5 258 ACRES WATANA DAM/DEVIL CANYON 820217 317 COST INDIRECTS FEASIBILITY REPORT,FEASIBILITY BOOK Q,TASK 9 GROUP 12 345 ACRES SUBTASK 8.02 ELECTRIC SYSTEM 820300 270 ELECTRIC /STUDIES CLOSEOUT REPORT TRANSMISSION ~ACRES SUBTASK 6.04 EVALUATION OF 820300 65 DAM ~·?';7 ARCH DAM AT DEVIL CANYON SITE CLOSEOUT REPORT (9 ACRES TASK 3-HYDROLOGY ,SUBTASK 820300 40 HYDROLOGY I ()3.01-CLOSEOUT REPORT,REVIEW OF AVAIlABLE MATERIAL FINAL REPORT,MARCH 1982 425 ACRES SURVEYS AND SITE FACILITIES 820300 10 FOREST \SUBTASK 2.13 MARKETABILTIY AND DISPOSAL STUDY FOR RESERVOIR AREA FINAL SC~nn~~3 /ACRES TASK 8 -TRANSMISSION,SUBTASK 820300 300 ELECTRIC 8.02 -CLOSEOUT REPORT TRANSMISSION ELECTRIC SYSTEM STUDIES SCCH0 f)eh 213 ACRES SUBTASK 2.12 FIELD 820300 17 TIMBER RECONNAISSANCE RESERVOIR AREA, TIMBER REPORT -FINAL SCWIl){ld::33Y AC~ES SUBTASK 6.04,CLOSEOUT REPORT,820300 50 DAM ~(2.~()EVALUATION OF ARCH DAM AT DEVIL CANYON SITE 92 ACRES TRANSMISSION LINE SELECTED 820300 30 T-LINE ROUTE,FINAL DRAFT,FIGURES ROUTE 1349 ACRES TRANSMISSION LINE SELECTED 820300 70 T-LINE ROUTE FINAL DRAFT FIGURES CORRIDOR DATE:04/1.5/S.:3 PAGE:12 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------~------------------------------------- 6 ACRES SUMMARY REPORT,MARCH 1982 -820300 55 ACCESS DRAFT DEVELOPMENT COST ANALYSIS 427 ACRES HYDROLOGY HYPOTHETICAL DAM -820300 50 HYDROLOGY BREAK ANALYSES FLOOD PMF 1439 ACRES SUBTASK 12.03,AGENCY 820300 275 AGENCY CONSULTATION,PUBLIC &AGENCY PUBLIC PARTICIPATION;VOLUME 2 1212 ACRES SUBTASK 2.10 ACCESS ROADS 820300 140 ACCESS CLOSEOUT REPORT,FINAL DRAFT 1247 ACRES HYDROLOGY HYPOTHETICAL DAM 820300 80 DAM BREAK ANALYSIS HYDROLOGY mV ACRES TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY,SUBTASK:820300 200 AVAIlABILITY ~.!2.1..D 1-/3.01 -CLOSEOUT REPORT,REVIEW OF AVAIlABLE MATERIAL,FINAL REPORT,MARCH,1982 1215 ACRES TASK 2:SURVEY AND SITE 820300 60 EROSION FACILITIES -SUBTASK 2.15 SLOPE STABILITY AND EROSION STUDIES CLOSEOUT REPORT - FINAL DRAFT (11Z0>ACRES TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY,SUBTASK 820300 140 GRAVEL ~~324 3.01 -CLOSEOUT REPORT,REVIEW I OF AVAIlABLE MATERIAL,FINAL REPORT "ef;.C.~~)ACRES TRANSMISSION LINE CORRIDOR 820300 130 T-LINE SCCl(\~--g 'i "L.SCREENING CLOSEOUT REPORT CORRIDOR TASK 8 -TRANSMISSION FINAL REPORT SC<X\fIf\t~~ACRES SWITCHING STATIONS AND 820300 6 T-LINE SUBSTATIONS,SINGLE LINEsf:?DIAGRAMS FINAL DRAFT MARCH 82 FIGURES SCo.{\(\t6 CiiJ ACRES TASK 6 -DESIGN DEVELOPMENT,820300 15 SCOUR HOLE SUBTASK 6.14 -SCOUR HOLE I z.-r:6i DEVELOPMENT DOWNSTREAM OF HIGH-HEAD DAMS StG\f'\\'\,t~1438 ACRES SUBTASK 12.03,AGENCY 820300 250 AGENCY CONSULTATION,PUBLIC &AGENCY PUBLIC PARTICIPATION,VOLUME 1 1427 ACRES DRAFT FISHERIES MITIGATION 820300 50 FISH REPORT,TASK 7 MITIGATION DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:13 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ----------------------------------------------------_...._- 423 ACRES PUBLIC AND AGENCY 820300 350 SETTLEMENT PARTICIPATION SUBTASK 12.03 AGENCY CONSULTATION/----, C!28~7)ACRES TASK 6 -DESIGN DEVELOPMENT,820300 30 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820326 250 UNIT UNIT ABOVE AND BELOW GROUND POWERHOUSE,G~OUP 7,WATANA 263 ACRES CONTRACTORS INDIRECTS CAMP 820331 15 COST INDIRECTS WATANA/DEVIL CANYON 186 ACRES COST ESTIMATE INFORMATION 820331 30 COST ESTIMATE 1293 ACRES REVIEW &TESTIMONIES ON ACRES 820400 50 FEASIBILITY FEASIBILITY REPORT 1289 ACRES SUBTASK 6.37,CLOSE-OUT REPORT 820400 175 GENERATION GENERATION PLANNING STUDIES DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:14 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------------------------------------_..._...---- 300 ACRES TASK 11.03 -COLSEOUT REPORT 820400 150 RISK SUSITNA RISK ANALYSIS APRIL,ANALYSIS 1982 1369 ACRES TASK 11.03 CLOSEOUT REPORT - 820400 155 RISK SUSITNA RISK ANALYSIS ANALYSIS 1336 ACRES FISH &WILDLIFE MITIGATION 820400 11 MITIGATION POLICY NOVEMBER 1981 REVISED FISH MARCH 1982 REVISED APRIL 1982 WILDLIFE 1300 ACRES SUBTASK 7.06 CULTURAL 820400 160 CULTURAL RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS RESOURCES APPENDIX E 385 ACRES FISH AND WILDLIFE MITIGATION 820400 10 FISH POLICY NOMEMBER 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800000 22 CARIBOU TWO ARCTIC MNGES 3149 ADF&G NORTH SLOPE GRIZZLY BEAR 800500 78 GRIZZLY STUDIES BEARBIG GAME 524 ADF&G UPPER SUSITNA VALLEY MOOSE 800600 101 MOOSE POPULATION STUDY FOR ADF&G POPULATION 3095 ADF&G MOOSE CALF MORTALITY STUDY 800800 123 MOOSE 392 ADF&G PROCEDURES MANUAL SUBTASK 801028 100 BIG GAME 7.1l WILDLIFE/BIG GAME WILDLIFE Scanned 324 ADF&G SUBTASK 7.10,PHASE I,FINAL 810000 500 ANANROMOUS DRAFT REPORT,ADULT ANADROMOUS FISH FISHERIES.PROJECT,ADF&G/SU HYDRO 1981 1309 ADF&G SUBTASK 7.10 PHASE I FINAL 810000 650 AQUATIC DRAFT REPORT COLUMN 2 PART 2 HABITAT AQUATIC HABITAT &INSTREAM FLOW PROJECT DATe::04/15/88 PAGE:28 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -----.-------~------------------------------------------- 316 ADF&G SUBTASK 7.10 PHASE I FINAL 810000 150 RESIDENT DRAFT REPORT RESIDENT FISH FISH INVESTIGATION ON THE UPPER IMPOUNDMENT SUSITNA RIVER ADF&G / 1981 AQUATIC HABITAT 312 ADF&G SUBTASK 7.10 PHASE I FINAL 810000 550 HABITAT DRAFT REPORT VOLUMR 2 PT. 2 -AQUATIC 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DRAFT VOL.1 AQUATIC HABITAT HABITAT AND INSTREAM FLOW'PROJECT ADF&G/SU HYDRO 1981 1308 ADF&G SUBTASK 7.10 PHASE I FINAL 810000 390 AQUATIC DRAFT VOL.2 PART 1 AQUATIC HABITAT HABITAT AND INSTREAM FLOW' PROJECT DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:29 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 310 ADF&G SUBTASK 7.10 PHASE 1 FINAL 810000 250 HABITAT DRAFT VOLUME 1 AQUATIC HABITAT AQUATIC AND INSTREAM FLOW PROJECT HYDROLOGY ADF&G/SU HYDRO 1981 ANADROMOUS FISH 1306 ADF&G SUBTASK 7.10 PHASE I FINAL 810000 370 FISH DRAFT RESIDENT FISH SUSITNA INVESTIGATION ON THE LOWER SUSITNA RIVER ADF&G SUBTASK 7.10 PHASE 1 FINAL 810000 110 JUVENILE DRAFT JUVENILE ANADROMOUS ANADROMOUS FISH STUDY ON THE LOWER SUSITNA RIVER 2693 ADF&G USE OF MANDIBLE VERSUS 810000 20 MOOSE LONGBONE TO EVALUATE PERCENT CARIBOU MARROW FAT IN MOOSE AND CARIBOU 2205 ADF&G CAUSES OF NEONATAL MOOSE CALF 810000 8 MOOSE MORTALITY IN SOUTH CENTRAL MORTALITY "AlASKA 2691 ADF&G NELCHINA BASIN WOLF 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SHEEP SHEEP 350 ADF&G FRESHWATER HABITAT 810400 52 AQUATIC' RELATIONSHIPS THREES PINE HABITAT STICKLEBACK RESIDENT MITIGATION 347 ADF&G FRESHWATER HABITAT 810400 60 AQUATIC RELATIONSHIPS ARCTIC GRAYLING HABITAT RESIDENT MITIGATION 349 ADF&G FRESHWATER HABITAT 810400 ·40 AQUATIC RELATIONSHIPS ROUND WHITEFISH HABITAT RESIDENT MITIGATION 346 ADF&G FRESHWATER HABITAT 810500 40 AQUATIC RELATIONSHIPS DOLLY VARDEN HABITAT CHAR RESIDENT MITIGATION Smnn.e&3506 ADF&G AQUATIC STUDIES PROCEDURES 810500 480 AQUATIC MANUAL PHASE·I DRAFT PROCEDURES MANUAL 2762 ADF&G YUKON AND TANANA RIVER FALL 810800 40 CHUM CHUM SALMON TAGGING STUDY,SALMON 1976-1980 3083 ADF&G MOOSE.SURVEY PROCEDURES 811200 82 MOOSE DEVELOPMENT BIG GAME 1313 ADF&G SUBTASK 7.10 PHASE I FINAL 820000 90 AQUATIC DRAFT STOCK SEPARATION FISH FEASIBILITY REPORT 320 ADF&G SUBRASK 7.10 PHASE I FINAL 820000 95 ANADROMOUS DRAFT STOCK SEPARATION FISH FEASIBILITY REPORT ADULT ANADROMOUS FISHERIES PROJECT ADF&G/SU HYDRO 1982 704 ADF&G HOMING OF TRANSPLANTED 820000 7 BROWN BEAR ALASKAN BROWN BEARS WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT 46(4);869-876 1314 ADF&G SUBTASK 7.10 STOCK SEPARATION 820000 90 AQUATIC PHASE I FINAL DRAFT REPORT FISH DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:31 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ----------------_._-------------------------------------- 487 ADF&G SUSITNA HYDRO AQUATIC STUDIES 820000 277 RESIDENT PHASE II BASIC DATA REPORT VOL JUVENILE 3 RESIDENT AND JUVENILE ANADROMOUS ANADROMOUS FISH STUDIES ON SUSITNA BELOW DEVIL CANYON APPENDICES 403 ADF&G PHASE I FINAL DRAFT STOCK 820000 50 ANADROMOUS SEPARATION FEASIBILITY REPORT ~e."'L{5a FISH ADULT ANADROMOUS FISHERIES 32.0 AQUATIC PROJECT ADF&G/SU HYDRO 1982 HABITAT 517 ADF&G SUBTASK 7.10 -PHASE I:FINAL 820000 200 AQUATIC DRAFT REPORT AQUATIC STUDIES PROGRAM PROGRAM ADF&G/SU HYDRO 1982 486 ADF&G SUSITNA HYDRO AQUATIC STUDIES 820000 277 RESIDENT PHASE II DATA REPORT VOLUME 3 JUVENILE -RES I DENT AND JUVENILE ANADROMOUS ANADROMOUS FISH STUDIES ON SUSITNA,BELOW DEVIL CANYON, 1982 2250 ADF&G DENSITY AND BIOMASS ESTIMATES 820000 6 BROWN BEAR FOR AN INTERIOR ALASKAN BROWN POPUIATION BEAR,URSUS ARCTOS,POPULATION 2206 ADF&G HOME RANGE,DAILY MOVEMENTS,820000 5 BROWN BEAR AND REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF HABITAT BROWN BEAR IN SOUTHCENTRAL BIOLOGY AlASKA 2821 ADF&G AlASKA SPORT ,FISHING RESORTS 820000 30 FISH AND CHARTER SERVICES RECREATION 3051 ADF&G SCHEDULE FOR PHASE I &II BIG 820216 11 SCHEDULE GAME STUDIES PERS.COM.BIG GAME 1333 ADF&G PHASE 1 FINAL REPORT BIG GAME 820300 260 BIG GMAE STUDIES VOL 5 WOLF WOLF Scanned 406 ADF&G PHASE 1 FINAL REPORT BIG GAME 820300 114 MOOSE STUDIES VOL.II MOOSE -DOWNSTREAM DOWNSTREAM 410 ADF&G PHASE I FINAL REPORT BIG GAME 820300 101 CARIBOU STUDIES VOL.IV CARIBOU 960 ADF&G WILDLIFE UTILIZATION AND THE 820300 85 ECONOMY ECONOMY OF NONDALTON WILDLIFE MOOSE CARIBOU 1329 ADF&G PHASE 1 FINAL REPORT BIG GAME 820300 80 BIG GAME STUDIES VOL 1 BIG GAME MOOSE SUMMARY REPORT SHEEP CARIBOU DATE:04/15/38 PAGE:32 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ------------------~-----------._----.--.----------------- 1332 ADF&G PHASE 1 FINAL'REPORT BIG GAME 820300 130 BIG GAME STUDIES VOL 4 CARIBOU CARIBOU t;UJJ,~A 414 ADF&G PHASE I FINAL REPORT BIG GAME 820300 223 BLACK BEAR STUDIES VOL VI BLACK BEAR AND BROWN BEAR BROWN BEAR 1330 ADF&G PHASE 1 FINAL REPORT BIG GAME 820300 150 MOOSE STUDIES VOL 2 MOOSE DOWNSTREAM DOWNSTREAM S:a nllll&404 ADF&G PHASE I FINAL REPORT BIG GAME ~20300 76 BIG GAME STUDIES VOL.I BIG GAME MOOSE SUMMARY REPORT BEAR SHEEP 1334 ADF&G PHASE 1 FINAL REPORT BIG GAME 820300 270 BLACK BEAR STUDIES VOL 6 BLACK BEAR AND BROWN BEAR BROWN BEAR 1335 ADF&G PHASE 1 FINAL REPORT BIG GAME 820300 80 WOLVERINE STUDIES VOL 7 WOLVERINE -VOL SHEEP 8 DALL SHEEP 1331 ADF&G PHASE 1 FINAL REPORT BIG GAME,820300 220 MOOSE STUDIES VOL 3 MOOSE UPSTREAM UPSTREAM 412 ADF&G ~HASE I FINAL REPORT BIG GAME 820300 220 WOLF STUDIES VOL.V WOLF 416 ADF&G PHASE I FINAL REPORT BIG GAME 820300 21 WOLVERINE STUDIES VOL.VII WOLVERINE -SHEEP VOL.VIII DALL 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FEDERAL AID IN FISH 820630 77 ANADROMOUS RESTORATION AND ANADROMOUS MITIGATION FISH STUDIES INVENTORY AND COMMERCIAL CATALOGING BOOK E FISH 659 ADF&G VOLUME 23:LAKE AND STREAM 820630 78 AQUATIC INVESTIGATIONS BOOK J HABITAT RESIDENT FISH 653 ADF&G VOL.23 FEDERAL AID IN FISH 820630 82 ANADROMOUS RESTORATION AND ANADROMOUS CO,MMERCIAL FISH STUDIES INVENTORY AND FISH CATALOGING BOOK D 652 ADF&G VOL.23 FEDERAL AID IN FISH 820630 112 ANADROMOUS RESTORATION AND ANADROMOUS COMMERCIAL FISH STUDIES INVENTORY AND FISH CATALOGING BOOK C 663 ADF&G VOL.23 A STUDY OF CHINOOK 820630 62 SALMON SALMON IN SOUTHEAST ALASKA ANADROMOUS BOOK N COMMERCIAL FISH 655 ADF&G VOL.23 FEDERAL AID IN FISH 820630 95 FISH RESTORATION AND ANADROMOUS ANADROMOUS FISH STUDIES COLLECTION AND COMMERCIAL INTERPRETATION OF INFORMATION BOOK G 662 ADF&G VOLUME 23 POPULATION 820630 23 ARCTIC STRUCTURE.MIGRATION AND GRAYLING HABITAT OF ARCTIC GRAYLING AQUATIC BOOK M HABITAT RESIDENT 658 ADF&G-VOL.23 POPULATION STUDIES 82063,0 33 COMMERCIAL AND EVALUATION OF MANAGED FISH LAKES UPPER COOK INLET BOOK I 666 ADF&G VOLUME 23 ANCHOR RIVER 820630 40 ANADROMOUS STEELHEAD STUDY BOOK Q AQUATIC HABITAT COMMERCIAL FISH )ATE:04;15/83 PAGE: 34 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --...------------------------------------------------------ 656 ADF&G VOL.23 HARVEST OF SELECTED 820630 30 ANADROMOUS FISHERIES THROUGHOUT COMMERCIAL SOUTHEAST ALASKA BOOK F FISH 664 ADF&G VOL.·23 STUDIES OF CUTTHROAT 820630 80 STEELHEAD AND STEEUiEAD IN SOUTHEAST ANADROMOUS ALASKA BOOK 0 RESIDENT FISH HABITAT 650 ADF&G VOLUME 23:ABSTRACTS ANNUAL 820630 22 ANADROMOUS PERFORMANCE REPORTS FOR MITIGATION FEDERAL AID IN FISH AQUATIC RESTORATION AND ANADRO~OUS HABITAT FISH STUDIES BOOK A 660 ADF&G VOLUME 23:LAKE AND STREAM 820630 49 FISH INVESTIGATIONS BOOK K ARCTIC AQUATIC HABITAT RESIDENT 3123 ADF&G ANNUAL REPORT OF 820700 145 FURBEARERS SURVEY -INVENTORY OF ACTIVITES,SMALL GAME PART IV.FURBEARERS,SMALL WOLF GAME,WALRUS,AND WOLVERINES 3554 ADF&G 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BROWN BEAR STUDIES VOL.VI BLACK AND BIG GAME BROW BEAR 1717 ADF&G ANADROMOUS WATERS CATALOGUE 830000 15 ANADROMOUS (MAPS)WATER MAPS 2732 ADF&G CHARACTERISTICS OF GRAY WOLF,830000 4 WOLF CANIS LUPUS,DEN AND HABITAT RENDEZVOUS SITES IN SOUTHCENTRAL ALASKA DATE:04/15/3:3 PAGE:37 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ------------..._------------------------------------------- 1701 ADF&G ANNAUL MANAGEMENT REPORT 1983 830000 160 FISH YUKON AREA MANAGEMENT 2820 ADF&G 1983 ALASKA SPORT FISHING 830000 35 FISH REGUlATIONS SUMMARY RECREATION REGULATIONS 1703 ADF&G 1983 ANNUAL REPORT BIG GAME 830000 40 CARIBOU STUDIES VOL.IV CARIBOU BIG GAME 3196 ADF&G STATEWIDE HARVEST SURVEY 1982 830000 120 FISH DATA VOL.24 HARVEST 1102 ADF&G EARLY LIFE HISTORY OF CHUM 830100 56 ANADROMOUS SALMON IN THE NOATAK AND SALMON KOTZEBUE SOUND AQUATIC HABITAT 2887 ADF&G POWERS OF THE BOARDS OF GAME 830125 2 REGULATIONS AND FISHERIES AND COMMISSIONER OF FISH AND GAME PERS.COM. 522 ADF&G UPPER SUSITNA RIVER SALMON 830200 200 SALMON ENHANCEMENT STUDY (DRAFT) NUMBER 4 2277 ADF&G MINERAL LICK USE BY MOOSE IN 830221 8 MOOSE ALASKA LICKS 2058 ADF&G COPPER RIVER BASIN CARIBOU 830300 30 CARIBOU USE:A RESEARCH UPDATE BIG GAME 2059 ADF&G THE USE OF MOOSE AND OTHER 830300 45 MOOSE WILD RESOURCES IN TYONEK AND CARIBOU UPPER YENTNA AREAS:A BIG GAME BACKGROUND REPORT 3073 ADF&G THE USE OF MOOSE AND OTHER 830300 45 WILDLIFE WILD RESOURCES IN THE TYONEK MOOSE AND UPPER YENTNA AREAS A BACKGROUND REPORT SCt\lloeJ 405 ADF&G PHASE II PROGRESS REPORT BIG 830400 39 BIG GAME GAME STUDIES VOL.I BIG GAME MOOSE SUMMARY REPORT BEAR SHEEP St(Jn~d 413 ADF&G PHASE II PROGRESS REPORT BIG 830400 41 WOLF GAME STUDIES VOL.V WOLF SC~hfliA 417 ADF&G PHASE II PROGRESS REPORT BIG 830400 25 WOLVERINE GAME STUDIES VOL.VII WOLVERINE \ DATE:04/LS/88 PAGE:38 .DeNa AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ~~tA-~~~--------------------------------------------------------- ADF&G PHASE II PROGRESS REPORT BIG 830400 165 MOOSE1\GAME STUDIES VOL.III MOOSE UPSTREAM UPSTREAM SCOt\(\e&415 ADF&G PHASE II PROGRESS REPORT BIG 830400 100 BLACK BEAR GAME STUDIES VOL.VI BLACK BROWN BEAR BEAR AND BROWN BEAR r tlnJ,419 ADF&G PHASE II PROGRESS REPOR'!BIG 830400 45 SHEEP ~a GAME STUDIES VOL.VIII DALL SHEEP Scv.f\l\l~407 ADF&G PHASE II PROGRESS REPORT BIG 830400 150 MOOSE GAME STUDIES VOL.II MOOSE DOWNSTREAM DOWNSTREAM neJ 422 ADF&G PHASE II PROGRESS REPORT BIG 830400 15 BIG GAMEScl)J1 GAME STUDIES VOL.IX BELUKHA WHALE WHALK [BELUGA] 411 ADF&G PHASE II PROGRESS REPORT BIG ·830400 43 CARIBOU GAME STUDIES VOL.IV CARIBOU 2569 ADF&G RESPONSES TO CARIBOU TO 830400 75 CARIBOU PETROLEUM-RELATED DEVELOPMENT PETROLEUM ON ALASKA'S ARCTIC SLOPE VOL. VII 2065 ADF&G USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES BY 830600 125 LAND USE THE RESIDENTS OF DOT LAKE,RESOURCES ALASKA RECREATION 1785 ADF&G USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES BY 830600 150 RESOURCES THE RESIDENTS OF DOT LAKE,FISH ALASKA TECHNICAL REPORT #19 SOCIO-ECON 2424 ADF&G USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES BY 830600 15 LAND USE THE RESIDENTS OF DOT LAKE,RESOURCES ALASKA:EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1604 ADF&G SUBSISTENCE LAND USE IN UPPER 830600 230 LAND USE YUKON-PORCUPINE COMMUNITIES,WILDLIFE ALASKA 539 ADF&G PRELIMINARY REPORT ON JAY 830721 3 SHEEP CREEK AND EAST FORK LICKS 938 ADF&G AQUATIC STUDIES PROCEDURES 830831 237 AQUATIC q?Jf(}(;\MANUAL PHASE II-FINAL DRAFT FISH ",to b 1982-83 (FY 83)HABITAT q,4b d ANADROMOUS RESIDENT DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:39 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1934 ADF&G REPORT NO.3 AQUATIC HABITAT 830900 50 SPAWNING AND INSTREAM FLOW HABITAT INVESTIGATIONS (MAY-OCTOBER SLOUGH 1983)CHAPTER 5:EULACHON AQUATIC SPAWNING HABITAT IN THE LOWER 2474 ADF&G DRAFT-PROJECT PLAN MANAGEMENT 830930 16 MOOSE OF EARLY SERAL VEGETATION FOR BROWSE MOOSE ON THE NORTHERN KENAI LOWLANDS 609 ADF&G SUMMARY OF PRELIMINARY PLANS·840000 5 AQUATIC FOR FY84 AQUATIC STUDIES HABITAT PROGRAM ANADROMOUS SLOUGH REARING 2050 ADF&G ALASKA GAME REGULATIONS NO.25 840000 80 WILDLIFE REGULATIONS 2561 ADF&G FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES 840000 400 HABITAT ELEMENT FOR THE SUSITNA AREA PLAN PlANNING STUDY FISH WILDLIFE $CClYlN'..d 1450 ADF&G 1984 SUSITNA HYDRO AQUATIC 840000 300 AQUATIC STUDIES,REPORT #1 -ADULT ANADROMOUS FISH INVESTIGATION: MAY .OCTOBER 1983 2052 ADF&G 1984 SUBSISTENCE FINFISH 840000 40 REGULATIONS FISHING REGULATIONS FISH 2049 ADF&G REPORT NO.4 'ACCESS AND 840000 5 AQUATIC TRANSMISSION CORRIDOR AQUATIC HABITAT INVESTIGATIONS (JULY -OCTOBER 1983) 2562 ADF&G AN ATLAS TO THE FI SH AND 840000 50 HABITAT WILDLIFE RESOURCES ELEMENT PLAN FOR THE SUSITNA AREA PlANNING WILDLIFE STUDY 2051 ADF&G ALASKA GAME MANAGEMENT UNITS 840000 1 MAP 3197 ADF&G STATEWIDE HARVEST SURVEY VOL.840000 125 FISH 25 HARVEST 1188 ADF&G ALAKSA COMMERCIAL SALMON 840200 57 SALMON CATCHES,1978-1983 'COMMERCIAL 2066 ADF&G MODERN FORAGERS:WILD 840200 125 LAND USE RESOURCE USE IN NENANA RESOURCES VILLAGE,ALASKA SOCIO-ECON DATE:04/1S/8S PAGE:40 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------~----------------------------------------_...- ~886 ADF&G ADF&G SU HYDRO AQUATIC 840202 100 AQUATICSCo."~STUDIES MAY 1983 -JUNE 1984 HABITAT APPENDICES PROCEDURES MANUAL ANADROMOUS FINAL DRAFT RESIDENT SCClnflt~885 ADF&G ADF&G SU HYDRO AQUATIC STUDIES 840202 130 AQUATIC MAY 1983 -JUNE 1984 HABITAT PROCEDURES MANUAL FINAL DRAFT ANADROMOUS RESIDENT 1810 ADF&G WORKSHOP PRESENTATION HANDOUTS 840215 20 FISH Scaof\id 2327 ADF&G 1983 ANNUAL REPORT BIG GAME 840400 91 SHEEP STUDIES VOL.VIII DALL SHEEP BIG GAME 2323 ADF&G 1983 ANNUAL REPORT BIG GAME 840400 43 BIG GAME STUDIES VOL.IV CARIBOU CARIBOU 1704 ADF&G FINAL REPORT BIG GAME STUDIES 840400 90 DALL SHEEP VOL.VIII DALL SHEEP BIG GAME S'carll'\-ed 2325 ADF&G 1983 ~AL REPORT BIG GAME 840400 174 BlACK BEAR STUDIES VOL.VI BlACK BEAR BROWN BEAR AND BROWN BEAR BIG GAME 2321 ADF&G 1983 ANNUAL REPORT BIG GAME 840400 116 BIG GAME STUDIES VOL.II MOOSE MOOSE-DOWNSTREAM 2418 ADF&G STIKINE RIVER MOOSE STUDY 840400 75 MOOSE WILDLIFE EVALUATON OF BIG GAME STIKINE-ISKUT DAMS 2322 ADF&G 1983 ANNUAL REPORT BIG GAME 840400 147 BIG GAME STUDIES VOL.III MOOSE MOOSE-UPSTREAM C;Ca n i'\{2 t\2324 ADF&G 1983 ANNUAL REPORT BIG GAME 840400 40 BIG GAME STUDIES VOL.V WOLF WOLF 1705 ADF&G FINAL REPORT BIG GAME STUDIES 840400 60 WHALE VOL.IX BELUKHA WHALE BIG GAME 2320 ADF&G 1983 ANNUAL REPORT BIG GAME 840400 65 BIG GAME STUDIES VOL.~BIG GAME SUMMARY REPORT 2326 ADF&G 1983 ANNUAL REPORT BIG GAME 840400 25 BIG GAME STUDIES VOL.VII WOLVERINE WOLVERINE Sc~nMl/\2328 ADF&G 1983 ANNUAL REPORT BIG GAME 840400 17 BIG GAME STUDIES VOL.IX BELUGA WHALE WHALES 2803 ADF&G ANNUAL REPORT OF SURVEY -840500 60 CARIBOU INVENTORY ACTIVITIES PART VI.BIG GAME CARIBOU VOL.XIV DATE:04/15/8.3 PAGE:41 DeNa AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------------------------S f\~?A 2658 ADF&G REPORT NO.5 WINTER AQUATIC 840500 150 AQUATICca:doltlil,)J INVESTIGATIONS VOLUME 1:AN SALMON EVALUATION OF THE INCUBATION LIFE-PHASE OF CHUM SALMON IN MIDDLE SUSITNA RIVER ALASKA 2443 ADF&G THE RELATIONSHIP OF FIRE 840500 90 FIRE HISTORY TO FORBEARER FURBEARER POPULATIONS AND HARVEST POPULATION 2785 ADF&G HOME RANGE DYNAMICS OF WOLF .840500 5 WOLF PACKS ON WINTER RANGE OF THE CARIBOU WESTERN ARCTIC CARIBOU HERD HABITAT 2757 ADF&G DEVELOPMENT OF LYNX 840500 20 SMALL GAME POPULATION ESTIMATION POPULATION TECHNIQUES 2814 ADF&G THE RELATIONSHIP OF FIRE 840500 85 FIRE HISTORY TO FORBEARER FURBEARER POPULATIONS AND HARVEST HARVEST POPULATION " 2659 ADF&G 'REPO~T NO.5 WINTER AQUATIC 840500 150 AQUATIC INVESTIGATIONS VOL.2:TEMPERATURE APPENDIX F WINTER TEMPERATURE DATA 2810 ADF&G POTENTIAL OF REVILLAGIGEDO 840500 30 BIG GAME ISLAND FOR A GOAT TRANSPLANT GOAT 2816 ADF&G DEMOGRAPHY OF THE DELTA 840500 50 CARIBOU CARIBOU HERD,UNDER VARYING BIG GAME RATES OF NATURAL MORTALITY HARVEST AND HARVEST BY HUMANS 2804 ADF&G ANNUAL REPORT OF SURVEY -840500 150 MOOSE INVENTORY ACTIVITIES PART IV.BIG GAME MOOSE VOL.XIV 2815 ADF&G DISTRIBUTION AND MOVEMENTS OF 840600 15 CARIBOU CARIBOU IN RELATION TO THE BIG GAME KUPARUK DEVELOPMENT AREA 2813 ADF&G DEVELOPMENT AND ALTERATION OF 840600 15 CARIBOU CARIBOU MOVEMENT PATTERNS BIG GAME HABITAT 2805 ADF&G REVIEW OF ALASKA PENINSUIA 840600 45 BIG GAME BROWN BEAR INVESTIGATIONS BROWN BEAR 2806 ADF&G EFFECTS OF THE TRANS-ALASKA 840600 3 CARIBOU PIPELINE CORRIDOR ON THE BIG GAME DISTRIBUTION AND MOVEMENTS OF PIPELINE CARIBOU DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:42 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 3019 ADF&G ALASKA GAME REGULATIONS NO.840601 79 RECREATION 25 GOVERNING RECREATIONAL,WILDLIFE SUBSISTENCE AND COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS USES OF ALASKA'S WILDLIFE ¢.1784 ADF&G REPORT NO.2 RESIDENT AND 840700 300 JUVENILE ScP-,,~rf~t\a ~r JUVENILE ANADROMOUS FISH ANADROMOUS -,''~/5 INVESTIGATIONS (MAY-OCTOBER FISH \\//IJ!1983) "1'1 1 1931 ADF&G REPORT NO.3 AQUATIC HABITAT 840900 200 AQUATIC AND INSTREAM FLOW GEOMETRY INVESTIGATIONS (MAY-OCTOBER HABITAT 1983)CHAPTER 2:CHANNEL GEOMETRY INVESTIGATIONS 1932 ADF&G REPORT NO.3 AQUATIC HABITAT 840900 300 TEMPERATURE ~'lJ AND INSTREAM FLOW AQUATIC lq;1~INVESTIGATIONS (MAY-OCTOBER,HABITAT 1983)CHAPTER 3:CONTINUOUS WATER TEMPERATURE INVESTIGATION 1936 ADF&G REPORT NO.3 AQUATIC HABITAT 840900 200 SPAWNING AND INSTREAM FLOW HABITAT INVESTIGATIONS (MAY-OCTOBER SLOUGH 1983)CHAPTER 7:AN EVALUATION AQUATIC OF CHUM AND SOCKEYE SALMON J,.193~ADF&G REPORT NO.3 AQUATIC HABITAT 840900 75 SPAWNING S(5}f\{tffl AND INSTREAM FLOW TRIBUTARIES INVESTIGATIONS (MAY-OCTOBER HABITAT 1983)CHAPTER 9:HABITAT FISH SUITABILITY CRITERIA FOR t 1935 ADF&G REPORT NO.3 AQUATIC HABITAT 840900 100 SLOUGH c:t())f\~,q-;S~AND INSTREAM FLOW AQUATIC \~'2~INVESTIGATIONS (MAY-OCTOBER HABITAT 1983)CHAPTER 6:AN EVALUATION OF PASSAGE CO~DITIONS FOR 1937 ADF&G REPORT NO.3 AQUATIC HABITAT 840900 75 SPAWNING AND INSTREAM FLOW HABITAT INVESTIGATIONS (MAY-OCTOBER TRIBUTARY 1983)CHAPTER 8:EVALUATIONS AQUATIC OF CHUM SALMON SPAWNING HABITA C5J~1930 ADF&G REPORT NO.3 AQUATIC HABITAT 840900 400 AQUATIC l~?pa AND INSTREAM FLOW HABITAT 1~2P d t\{>\>'INVESTIGATIONS (MAY-OCTOBER 1983)CHAPTER 1:STAGE AND DISCHARGE INVESTIGATIONS DATE:04/15/86 PAGE:43 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDSea-------------------------------------------..---------------_.. {'\'It?1933 J ADF&G REPORT NO.3 AQUATIC HABITAT 840900 50 WATERSt(}ta.~~AND INSTREAM FLOW QUALITY INVESTIGATIONS (MAY-OCTOBER AQUATIC 1983)CHAPTER.4:WATER HABITAT QUALITY INVESTIGATIONS ;;(1(l~A 1939 ADF&G REPORT NO.3 AQUATIC HABITAT 840900 30 AQUATIC c}\ICf?/ld AND INSTREAM FLOW HABITAT INVESTIGATIONS (MAY-OCTOBER 1983)CHAPTER 10:EVALUATIONS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS 3410 ADF&G PROGRESS REPORT FIELD 841000 20 MOOSE VALIDATION OF A MOOSE HABITAT CARRYING CAPACITY MODEL 2439 ADF&G USE OF FISH AND GAME BY 841100 225 SURVEY COMMUNITIES IN THE COPPER FISH RIVER BASIN ALASKA:A REPORT RESOURCES ON A 1983 HOUSEHOLD SURVEY 3053 ADF&G USE OF FISH AND GAME BY 841100 210 RECREATION COMMUNITIES IN THE COPPER SURVEY RIVER BASIN,AlASKA:A REPORT ON A 1983 HOUSEHOLD SURVEY 2831 ADF&G UPPER COOK INLET MANAGEMENT 841200 40 FISH REPORT TO THE ALASKA BOARD OF AQUATIC FISHERIES COMMERCIAL 2833 ADF&G ARCTIC GRAYLING CULTURE AT 850000 7 FISH CLEAR HATCHERY AQUATIC GRAYLING REARING 2749 ADF&G REPORT NO.9:SUMMARY OF 850000 100 SALMON SALMON FISHERY DATA FOR SELECTED MIDDLE SUSITNA RIVER SITES SQ,a(l(l.e~2704 ADF&G TASK 36 SUPPORT TECHNICAL 850000 350 AQUATIC REPORT HYDROLOGICAL HYDROLOGY INVESTIGATIONS AT SELECTED LOWER SUSITNA RIVER STUDY SITES ~rH\lA~3503 ADF&G ADF&G SUHYDRO/AQUATIC HABITAT 850000 50 AQUATIC A DRAFT OF THE FY85 AQUATIC HABITAT HABITAT PROCEDURES MANUAL 2980 ADF&G ALASKA HABITAT MANAGEMENT 850000 1000 HABITAT GUIDE SOUTHCENTRAL REGION DISTRIBUTIONF VOL.II DISTRIBUTION,ISH ABUNDANCE,AND HUMAN USE OF WILDLIFE FISH AND WILDLIFE USE D.:..n::04/15 .....83 PAGE:44 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS cScarmed --.------------------------------------------------------ 3504 ADF&G LOWER SUSITNA RIVER 850000 65 CHUM PRELIMINARY CHUM SALMON HABITAT SPAWNING HABITAT ASSESSMENT SPAWNING 2979 ADF&G ALASKA HABITAT MANAGEMENT 850000 450 HABITAT GUIDE SOUTH CENTRAL REGION FISH VOL.I:LIFE HISTORIES AND WILDLIFE HABITAT REQUIREMENTS OF FISH AND WILDLIFE 2623 ADF&G TURBIDITY IN FRESHWATER 850100 100 WATER HABITATS OF ALASKA TURBIDITY ~~'i\~~3014 ADF&G RESIDENT AND JUVENILE 850100 130 RESIDENT ANADROMOUS STUDIES PROCEDURES JUVENILE MANUAL DRAFT (MAY 1984 -APRIL ANADROMOUS 1985)FISH 3033 ADF&G PROCEDURE FOR ASSESSING 850100 17 IMPACT IMPACTS OF LAND ACTIONS ON LAND USE SUBSISTENCE USES 3057 ADF&G TURBIDITY IN FRESHWATER . 850100 102 TURBIDITY .HABITATS OF ALASKA A REVIEW Of WATER PUBLISHED AND UNPUBLISHED QUALITY LITERATURE RELEVANT TO THE USE OF TURBIDITY AS A WATER QUALITY STANDA 2907 ADF&G MOOSE CROSSING LOCATIONS 850215 1 MOOSE PERS.COM. 3078 ADF&G MAP FOR 1984 UPSTREAM MOOSE 850215 1 MOOSE REPORT PERS.COM.MAP 3561 ADF&G A SURVEY OF BOATERS EXITING AT 850300 75 SURVEY THE SUSITNA lANDING;TALKEETNA AIRSTRIP BOAT LAUNCH AND AIRSTRIP;AND,SUSITNA WILLOW CREEK DURING 1984 TALKEETNA 3075 ADF&G NAVIGATION SURVEY REPORT 850304 80 NAVIGATION PERS.COM. 2736 ADF&G TASK 14:SUPPORT TECHNICAL 850400 350 HYDROLOGY REPORT HYDROLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS AT SELECTED LOWER SUSITNA RIVER STUDY SITES 3194 ADF&G 1984 ANNUAL REPORT BIG GAME 850400 50 CARIBOU STUDIES CARIBOU BIG GAME 2748 ADF&G REPORT NO.6 ADULT SALMON 850600 350 SALMON INVESTIGATIONS MAY-OCTOBER 1984 )...l..T~:04/15/32 PAGE:45 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS SrJ>-t\fftl1 -_..._......_-------------------------------------...------------ 2846 ADF&G REPORT NO.8 AVAILABILITY OF 850600 137 SALMON INVERTEBRATE FOOD SOURCES FOR REARING REARING JUVENILE CHINOOK HABITAT SALMON IN TURBID SUSITNA RIVER HABITATS sea nfl ed 2854 ADF&G ADDENDUM TO REPORT NO.3,850600 275 SALMON CHAPTER 6 -SALMON PASSAGE AQUATIC VALIDATION STUDIES (AUGUST - OCTOBER 1984) SCClfltlf'J 2867 ADF&G TASK 29 AND 37 SUPPORT 850600 200 WATER TECHNICAL REPORT CONTINUOUS TEMPERATURE WATER TEMPERATURE INVESTIGATIONS 3411 ADF&G MOOSE BROWSE INVENTORY,FOOD 850600 40 MOOSE HABITS,AND NUTRITIONAL BROWSE QUALITY OF FORAGE IN THE HABITAT MIDDLE SUSITNA RIVER BASIN 3020 ADF&G AlASKA GAME REGUlATIONS NO.850601 108 RECREATION 26 GOVERNING RECREATIONAL,WILDLIFE SUBSISTENCE AND COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS USES OF AlASKA'S WILDLIFE 3049 ADF&G ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF FISH &850601 22 PUBLIC GAME NEWS SUBSISTENCE Sca 2837 ADF&G REPORT NO.7 RESIDENT AND 850700 150 FISH JUVENILE ANADROMOUS FISH ANADROMOUS INVESTIGATIONS (MAY-OCTOBER 1984)PART 3 2836 ADF&G REPORT NO.7 RESIDENT AND 850700 300 FISH ClO3CPet;r.H JUVENILE ANADROMOUS FISH ANADROMOUS ~1}6WJ prJ.ClPl'.D INVESTIGATIONS (MAY-OCTOBER 1984)PARTS 1 AND 2 Scann.ed 3502 ADF&G AN OVERVIEW OF THE SUSITNA 850801 45 AQUATIC AQUATIC STUDIES PROGRAM:IT'S HISTORY AND FUTURE DIRECTION 3505 ADF&G AQUATIC STUDIES PROCEDURES 850925 107 AQUATIC MANUAL PHASE I -FINAL DRAFT PROCEDURES MANUAL 3195 ADF&G PHASE II PROGRESS REPORT BIG 851000 145 BLACK BEAR GAME STUDIES VOL.VI BlACK BROWN BEAR BEAR AND BROWN BEAR BIG GAME 3193 ADF&G 1984 ANNUAL REPORT MOOSE 851000 55 MOOSE UPSTREAM BIG GAME gCflt fll\e.O 3507 ADF&G SUSITNA PROJECT REVIEW 851002 180 SUSITNA REVIEW DATE:04/15/:3 PAGE:46 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS 8jmn~J\-------..------------------------------------------------- 2908 ADF&G REPORT NO.10.PRELIMINARY 851100 160 FISH EVALUATIONS OF POTENTIAL FISH MITIGATION MITIGATION SITES IN THE MIDDLE SUSITNA RIVER 2913 ADF&G TECHNICAL DATA REPORT NO.12 851200 125 TEMPERATURE SUMMARY OF WATER TEMPERATURE SALMON AND SUBSTRATE DATA FROM SPAWNING SELECTED SALMON SPAWNING AND GROUNDWATER UPWELLING SITES IN THE MIDD 9flnr\~~3062 ADF&G REPORT NO.11 WINTER STUDIES 860100 94 RESIDENT OF RESIDENT AND JUVENILE JUVENILE ANADROMOUS FISH (OCTOBER 1984 ANADROMOUS -MAY 1985)PART 1 FISH CjJA(\\\ta 3501 ADF&G SUSITNA RIVER AQUATIC STUDIES 860200 46 RIVER REVIEW:FINDINGS AND AQUATIC RECOMMENDATIONS 3063 ADF&G REPORT NO.11 WINTER STUDIES 860400 100 RESIDENT OF RESIDENT AND JUVENILE JUVENILE ANADROMOUS FISH (OCTOBER 1984 ANADROMOUS -MAY 1985)PART 2 FISH 3393 ADF&G CATALOG OF WATERS IMPORTANT 860508 100 SPAWNING FOR SPAWINGS,REARING OR REARING MIGRATION OF ANADROMOUS FISHES MIGRATION ANADROMOUS 3413 ADF&G REPORT NO.14 THE MIGRATION 860600 100 SALMON AND GROWTH OF THE JUVENILE FISH SALMON IN THE SUSITNA RIVER,AQUATIC 1985 MIGRATION 3412 ...ADF&G REPORT NO.13 ADULT SALMON 860600 400 SALMON 3'"\11.q?P.\INVESTIGATIONS:MAY-OCTOBER FISH ?,'f I 2 t\Q{>f'.\1985 AQUATIC3t.il1d\?>~lla'l.870500 5934 6 ADF&G BIG GAME STUDIES,FINAL GAME REPORT VOLUME IV -CARIBOU CARIBOU 3494 ADF&G BIG GAME STUDIES,FINAL 870500 -0-GAME REPORT VOLUME II -MOOSE -MOOSE UPSTREAM UPSTREAM 3498 ADF&G BIG GAME STUDIES,FINAL 870500 59 GAME REPORT VOLUME VI -MOOSE MOOSE CARRYING CAPACITY ESTIMATE ESTIMATE 3495 ADF&G BIG GAME STUDIES,FINAL 870500 113 GAME REPORT,VOLUME III -MOOSE MOOSE FORAGE BIOMASS IN THE MIDDLE FORAGES SUSITNA RIVER BASIN,ALASKA BASIN DAT~:04/15/S3 PAGE:47 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ----------------------------_.---------.....---..---------_..- 3493 ADF&G BIG GAME STUDIES,FINAL 870500 28 GAME REPORT VOLUME 1 -MOOSE -MOOSE DOWNSTREAM DOWNSTREAM 3497 ADF&G BIG GAME STUDIES,FINAL 870500 59 GAME REPORT VOLUME V -BLACK BEAR BLACK BEAR AND BROWN BEAR BROWN BEAR 1117 ADH ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS 0 175 HYDROLOGY HYDRAULIC MANUAL ROADS 1491 ADN JAPAN TO KEEP PHILLIPS GAS 830104 1 GAS CONNECTION NEED/POWER 1640 AEAI 1981 STATE OF ALASKA LONG 810800 75 PROJECTIONS TERM ENERGY PLAN ENERGY PLAN NEED/POWER 1639 AEAI 1981 STATE OF ALASKA LONG 810800 7 ENERGY TERM ENERGY PLAN EXECUTIVE PLAN SUMMARY PROJECTIONS NEED/POWER 1641 AEAI 1981 STATE OF ALASKA LONG 810800 125 ENERGY TERM ENERGY PLAN APPENDICES PLAN PROJECTIONS NEED/POWER 140 AEI ALASKA'S ECONOMIC POTENTIAL:830311 37 ECONOMIC SOME BACKGROUND NEED/POWER 751 AEIDC SEE DCNO'S 1856 &1857 0 0 1856 AEIDC ALASKA REGIONAL PROFILES 740000 260 BIG GAME SOUTHCENTRAL REGION LAND USE 1857 AEIDC ALASKA REGIONAL PROFILES 740000 225 BIG GAME ARCTIC REGION LAND USE 1151 AEIDC ANIMAL FEEDINGS:PROBLEMS 770000 11 VEGETATION AND SOLUTIONS SPECIAL REPORT WILDLIFE NUMBER 14 1904 AEIDC RECONNAISSANCE OF AQUATIC 801100 12 THERMAL AND TERRESTRIAL HABITATS IN ALTERNATIVE THE CAPPS AND CHUITNA COAL COAL LEASE AREAS 546 AEIDC PROVISIONAL PERIODICITY FOR 820000 1 SALMON VARIOUS LIFE STAGES OF SALMON TALKEETNA TO DEVIL CANYON DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:48 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------..._-----------_...__.. 3091 AEIDC POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF TWO 820100 65 FISH ALTERNATIVE HYDROELECTRIC ALTERNATIVE DEVELOPMENTS ON THE FISHERY RESOURCES OF THE LOWER TAZIMINA RIVER,ALASKA DRAFT 2013 AEIDC CURRENT RESEARCH PROFILES FOR 830000 500 ENVIRONMENT ALASKA 1982 \ 2627 AEIDC RESPONSE TO COMMENTS BY 830000 100 TEMPERATURE HARZA-EBASCO·ON AEIDC'S REPORT STREAMFLOW ENTITLED STREAM FLOW AND TEMPERATURE MODELING IN THE SUSITNA BASIN,ALASKA 90 AEIDC METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH TO 830312 50 AQUATIC QUANTITATIVE IMPACT ASSESSMENT HABITAT FOR THE PROPOSED SUSITNA ANADROMOUS HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT HYDROLOGY MODELING 635 AEIDC STREAM FLOW AND TEMPERATURE 830630 100 STREAMFLOW MODELING IN THE SUSITNA BASIN,TEMPERATURE ALASKA DRAFT REPORT MODEL HYDROLOGY 323 AEIDC STREAM FLOW AND TEMPERATURE 830630 105 STREAMFLOW MODELING IN THE SUSITNA BASIN TEMPERATURE -FINAL REPORT CLIMATE MODELING 230 AEIDC STREAMFLOW AND TEMPERATURE 830630 103 STREAMFLOW MODELING IN THE SUSITNA RIVER TEMPERATURE BASIN,ALASKA -FINAL REPORT MODELING CLIMATE .scL\(\nt~862 AEIDC STREAM FLOW AND TEMPERATURE 830900 100 TEMPERATURE MODELING IN THE SUSITNA BASIN,STREAMFLOW ALASKA -FINAL REPORT MODEL 173 AEIDC EXAMINATION OF DISCHARGE AND 830907 83 STREAMFLOW TEMPERATURE CHANGES DUE TO THE TEMPERATURE PROPOSED SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC ANADROMOUS PROJECT,DRAFT REPORT FISH AQUATIC 292 AEIDC EFFECTS OF THE PROPOSED 830928 108 AQUATIC SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT ANADROMOUS ON FISHERY RESOURCES IN THE RESIDENT SUSITNA RIVER BASIN --FISH DEMONSTRATION IMPACT ANALYSIS DRAFT REPORT DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:49 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------------...----......_--- 867 AEIDC AQUATIC CONCERNS AND 830929 3 AQUATIC INFORMATION NEEDS RELATING HABITAT TO POTENTIAL LOAD FOLLOWING STREAMFLOW OPERATIONS OF THE SUSITNA PROJECT (MEMO)PERS.COM. 313 AEIDC AQUATIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT 831000 130 AQUATIC EFFECTS OF PROJECT RELATED TURBIDITY CHANGES IN TERMPERATURE,STREAMFLOW TURBIDITY,AND STREAM ANADROMOUS DISCHARGE ON UPPER SUSITNA TEMPERATURE SALMON RESOURCES S 332 AEIDC EXAMINATION OF SUSITNA RIVER 831202 70 MODELING DISCHARGE AND TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE CHANGES DUE TO THE PROPOSED STREAMFLOW SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT,REARING FINAL REPORT 1757 AEIDC WEATHER DATA FOR TALKEETNA 840000 8 METEOROLOGY S CGlf\fled454 AEIDC EFFECTS OF PROJECT-RELATED 840100 100 AQUATIC CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE,IMPACT TURBIDITY AND STREAM DISCHARGE ON UPPER SUSITNA SALMON RESOURCES DURING JUNE -SEPT SCC\Ml'eA 861 AEIDC EXAMINATION OF SUSITNA RIVER 840200 75 DISCHARGE DISCHARGE AND TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE CHANGES DUE TO THE PROPOSED SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FINAL REPORT 2330 AEIDC ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTS OF 841000 125 INSTREAM THE PROPOSED SHP ON INSTREAM TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE AND FISHERY FISH RESOURCES IN THE WATANA TO RESOURCES TALKEETNA.REACH VOL.1 MAIN TEXT -FINAL 2331 AEIDC ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTS OF 841000 120 INSTREAM THE PROPOSED SHP ON INSTREAM TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE &FISHERY FISH RESOURCES IN THE WATANA TO RESOURCES TALKEETNA REACH-VOL 2 APPENDICES A-H FINAL 2706 AEIDC ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTS OF 850522 175 FISH THE PROPOSED SHP ON INSTREAM TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE AND FISH RESOURCES IMPACT IN THE WATANA TO TALKEETNA REACH FINAL REPORT S~lI\(\~2827 AEIDC GEOMORPHIC CHANGE IN THE 850600 55 GEOMORPHIC MIDDLE SUSITNA RIVER SINCE MIDDLE 1949 FINAL REPORT RIVER DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:50 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 602 AFR TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS -821214 200 HYDROLOGY PAS PRE-FILLING MEETING COST DESIGN GEOLOGY 3233 AFS TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN 670000 4 FISH FISHERIES SOCIETY VOL.96 NO. 1-4 (MICROFICHE) 3089 AFS A REVIEW OF THE EPA RED BOOK:790400 10 WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR WATER QUALITY 3469 AGA GAS FACTS:A STATISTICAL 790000 3 NATURAL RECORD OF THE GAS UTILITY GAS INDUSTRY 1819 AGER LATE QUATERNARY ENVIRONMENTAL 750900 130 ENVIRONMENT HISTORY OF THE TANANA VALLEY,CULTURAL ALASKA 3088 AGU GEOPHYSICAL MONOGRAPH SERIES 710000 14 MAN-MADE AMERICAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION ENVIRONMENT MAN-MADE LAKES:THEIR 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ENVIRONMENT NATIONAL MOOSE RANGE FIRE 3368 BARBER CHURCHILL RIVER STUDY 750000 1 RIVER (MISSINEPE PROBE):WILDLIFE WILDLIFE (SASKATCHEWAN) 3449 BARNES THE SHORT RUN RESIDENTIAL 800326 11 RESIDENTIAL DEMAND FOR ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY 3001 BARNETT HYDROLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE 740000 8 HYDROLOGY SLIMS RIVER,YUKON,JUNE· AUGUST 1970 DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:63 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ------------------------------------------------------_.... 1050 BARNEY WILDFIRES IN ALASKA-SOME 710413 10 FORESTS HISTORICAL AND PROJECTED FIRE EFFECTS AND ASPECTS HABITAT, 2452 BARNEY FIRE FREQUENCIES DURING THE 830000 20 FIRE SUPPRESSION PERIOD (EXCERPT)ECOSYSTEMS 1157 BARRY WILDLIFE RESPONSE TO OIL WELL 761000 15 OIL DRILLING DRILLING WILDLIFE 3147 BARTONEK PACIFIC FLYWAY WATERFOWL 780500 100 WATERFOWL REPORT 352 BATTELLE SEE DCNO 435 0 0 -0- 1961 BATTELLE EFFECTS OF THERMAL INCREMENTS 700901 60 THERMAL ON EGGS AND YOUNG OF COLUMBIA FISH RIVER FALL CHINOOK 191 BATTELLE A TECHNIQUE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL 740200 300 ENVIRONMENT DECISION MAKING USING SOCIAL QUANTIFIED SOCIAL AND AESTHETIC AESTHETIC VALUES 168 BATTELLE MEASURING THE SOCIAL 740700 148 T-LINE ATTITUDES AND AESTHETIC AND ROUTE ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS WHICH SOCIAL INFLUENCE TRANSMISSION LINE ECONOMIC ROUTING AESTHETIC 5'COlYll'e4 435 BATTELLE GAS BUBBLE DISEASE,760000 120 SATURATION PROCEEDINGS OF A WORKSHOP GAS 834 BATTELLE ALASKAN NORTHSLOPE ROYALTY 770800 150 ECONOMIC NATURAL GAS AN ANALYSIS OF PROJECTIONS NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR NATURAL GAS IN-STATE USE NEED/POWER 618 BATTELLE THE IMPACT OF INCREASED COAL 780300 200 COAL CONSUMPTION IN THE PACIFIC CONSUMPTION NORTHWEST NEED/POWER 1505 BATTELLE BELUGA COAL FIELD 790000 50 ALTERNATIVE DEVELOPMENT:SOCIAL EFFECTS BELUGA AND MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES COAL NEED/POWER 2141 BATTELLE IMPORTANCE OF INSECTS AND 800000 5 SALMON ZOOPlANKTON IN THE DIET,OF FISH O-AGE CHINOOK SALMON (ONCORHUNCHUS TSHAWYTSCHA)IN THE CENTRAL COLUMBIA RIVER 1464 BATTELLE BELUGA COAL MARKET STUDY 801200 60 BELUGA COAL NEED/POWER DATE:04./15/33 PAGE:64 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 599 BATTELLE COMMENT DRAFT WORKING PAPER 810500 20 COAL NO.12,ALASKA COAL FUTURE AVAILABILITYP AVAILABILITY AND PRICE RICE FORECASTS NEED/POWER 1632 BATTELLE PRELIMINARY RAILBELT ELECTRIC 810800 90 RAILBELT ENERGY PlANS ENERGY NEED/POWER 570 BATTELLE RAILBELT ELECTRIC POWER 820300 50 ELECTRIC ALTERNATIVES STUDY:FOSSIL NEED/POWER FUEL AVAILABILITY AND PRICE FORECASTS VOLUME VII 2343 BATTELLE PRELIMINARY RAILBELT ELECTRIC 820700 81 RAILBELT ENERGY PlANS VOLUME V ELECTRIC 577 BATTELLE NATRUAL GAS-FIRED COMBINED 820800 50 GAS-FIRED CYCLE POWER PLANT ALTERNATIVE NEED/POWER FOR THE RAILBELT REGION OF ALASKA VOL.XIII 581 BATTELLE COAL-GASIFICATION COMBINED-820800 50 COAL CYCLE POWER PLANT ALTERNATIVE,GAS FOR THE RAILBELT REGION OF NEED/POWER ALASKA VOL.XVII 578 BATTELLE CHAKACHAMNA HYDROELECTRIC 820800 50 ALTERNATIVE ALTERNATIVE FOR THE RAILBELT HYDRO REGION OF ALASKA VOLUME XIV ELECTRIC NEED/POWER 579 BATTELLE BROWNE HYDROELECTRIC 820800 50 ALTERNATIVE ALTERNATIVE FOR THE RAILBELT HYDRO REGION OF ALASKA VOLUME XV ELECTRIC NEED/POWER 580 BATTELLE WIND ENERGY ALTERNATIVE FOR 820800 50 WIND THE RAILBELT REGION OF ALASKA ENERGY VOL.XVI NEED/POWER 576 BATTELLE COAL-FIRED STEAM-ELECTRIC 820800 50 ELECTRIC POWER PLANT ALTERNATIVES FOR NEED/POWER THE ALASKA RAILBELT REGION OF ALASKA VOLUME .XII 3467 BATTELLE A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF 820800 85 ENERGY ENERGY USE AND CONSERVATION ANALYSIS TRENDS:1972-1982 CONSERVATION 569 BATTELLE EXISTING GENERATING FACILITIES 820900 20 RAILBELT AND PLANNED ADDITIONS FOR THE FACILITIES RAILBELT REGION OF ALASKA NEED/POWER VOLUME VI DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:65 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------------------------------------_....--_...- 573 BATTELLE ALASKA ECONOMIC PROJECTIONS 820900 200 ECONOMIC FOR ESTIMATING ELECTRICITY PROJECTIONS REQUIREMENTS FOR THE RAILBELT NEED/POWER VOLUME IX 574 BATTELLE COMMUNITY MEETING PUBLIC INPUT 820900 50 PUBLIC FOR THE RAILBELT ELECTRIC ELECTRIC POYER ALTERNATIVES STUDY NEED/POWER VOLUME X 568 BATTELLE PRELIMINARY RAILBELT ELECTRIC 820900 50 ELECTRIC ENERGY PLANS VOLUME V ENERGY NEED/POWER 1558 BATTELLE AN ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN 820900 35 FORECAST RESIDENTIAL ENERGY HOUSING CONSUMPTION,1973-1980 CONSUMPTION NEED/POWER 877 BATTELLE LETTER TO MR..RICHARD EMERMAN 820917 9 RAILBELT FROM MICHAEL SCOTT FROM ALTERNATIVE BATTELLE PERS.COM.NEED/POWER 567 BATTELLE 'CANDIDATE ELECTRIC ENERGY 821000 400 ELECTRIC TECHNOLOGIES FOR FUTURE ENERGY APPLICATION IN THE RAILBELT NEED/POWER REGION OF ALASKA VOLUME IV 572 BATTELLE RED:THE RAILBELT ELECTRICITY 821000 50 RED MODEL DEMAND MODEL SPECIFICATION NEED/POWER REPORT VOL.VIII 575 BATTELLE OVER/UNDER (AREEP VERSION)821100 200 MODEL MODEL USER'S MANUAL VOLUME XI NEED/POWER 566 BATTELLE CANDIDATE ELECTRIC ENERGY 821100 50 ELECTRIC TECHNOLOGIES FOR FUTURE ENERGY APPLICATION IN THE RAILBELT NEED/POWER REGION OF ALASKA VOLUME III 571 BATTELLE APPENDIX RED MODEL USER'S 821100 100 RED MODEL MANUAL VOLUME VIII MANUAL NEED/POWER 564 BATTELLE RAILBELT ELECTRIC ALTERNATIVES 821200 200 ELECTRIC STUDY:EVALUATION OF RAILBELT ENERGY ELECTRIC ENERGY PLAN VOLUME 1 NEED/POWER 565 BATTELLE SELECTION OF ELECTRIC ENERGY 821200 100 ELECTRIC GENERATION ALTERNATIVES FOR ENERGY CONSIDERATION IN RAILBELT NEED/POWER ELECTRIC ENERGY PLANS VOLUME II DATE:04/15/33. PAGE:66 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2548 BATTELLE OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE 830300 150 COSTS COSTS SURVEY OF FGD SYSTEMS,NEED/POWER CS-2915,RESEARCH PROJECT 1872-2,FINAL REPORT 2819 BATTELLE IMPACT OF CONSERVATION 830400 150 ENERGY MEASURES ON PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEED/POWER RESIDENTIAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION CONSERVATIONC ONSUMPTION 3308 BATTELLE IMPACT OF CONSERVATION 830400 65 CONSERVATIONC MEASURES ON PACIFIC NORTHWEST ONSUMPTION RESIDENTIAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION ENERGY 293 BATTELLE RED MODEL (1983 VERSION)830900 200 RED MODEL USER'S MANUAL NEED/POWER 2126 BATTLE THE EMBRYOLOGY OF THE 441000 20 FISH ATLANTIC SALMON SALMON 1927 BAUERSFEL STANDING OF JUVENILE SALMON 780000 35 ANADROMOUS BY FLOW REDUCTIONS AT FISH MAYFIELD DAM ON THE COWLITZ RIVER 1533 BAUGHMAN ELECTRIC POWER IN THE UNITED 790000 270 MODEL STATES:MODELS AND POLICY ELECTRIC ANALYSIS NEED/POWER 1465 BAUMOL ON THE SOCIAL RATE OF DISCOUNT 680900 15 SOCIAL ECONOMIC NEED/POWER 2185 BAXTER ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF DAMS 770000 28 DAM AND IMPOUNDMENTS IMPOUNDMENT 2081 BAXTER ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF DAMS 800000 40 ENVIRONMENT AND IMPOUNDMENTS IN CANADA:DAM EXPERIENCE AND PROSPECTS IMPOUNDMENT 1616 BB&CI TESTIMONY OF THE COAL 840416 12 TESTIMONY OPERATORS AND AIASKA COAL LEASEHOLDERS NEED/POWER 1615 BB&CI A CRITIQUE OF SUSITNA 840416 9 ECONOMIC HYDORELECTRIC PROJECT ECONOMIC UPDATE AND FINANCIAL UPDATE,DRAFT FINANCIAL REPORT,FEBRUARY 27, 1984 NEED/POWER 2041 BC HYDRO REVELS TOKE LABOUR FORCE 831000 45 POPULATION SURVEY REPORT NO .10 FOR SOCIAL PERIOD JANUARY TO JUNE 1983 2040 BC HYDRO REVELS TOKE LABOUR FORCE 840300 42 POPULATION SURVEY REPORT NO.l1 FOR SOCIAL PERIOD JULY TO DECEMBER 1983 DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:67 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -.-----_.-----------------------------------------------... 729 BCC OVERVIEW OF BELUGA AREA COAL 820000 50 COAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS BELUGA NEED/POWER 1484 BEA SEE DCNO 1683 &1684 a 0 1485 BEA SEE DCNO 1682 a a 1682 BEA SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS 800000 400 SURVEY JULY-DECEMBER 1980 STATISTICS COMMERCIAL NEED/POWER 1650 BEA SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS 801100 12 BUSINESS SURVEY GROWTH NEED/POWER 1683 BEA.SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS 810000 400 SURVEY JANUARY-JUNE 1981 STATISTICS COMMERCIAL NEED/POWER 1579 BEA BEA REGIONAL PROJECTIONS 810000 25 ECONOMIC VOLUME 2 ECONOMIC AREAS PROJECTIONS NEED/POWER 1684 BEA SURVEY OF CURRENT BUSINESS 810000 400 SURVEY JULY-DECEMBER 1981 STATISTICS COMMERCIAL NEED/POWER 2637 BECHTEL ECONOMIC AND DESIGN FACTORS 800000 200 NEED/POWER FOR FLUE GAS OESULFURIZATION GAS TECHNOLOGY (MICROFICHE) 1152 BECHTEL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY PRELIMINARY 800400 25 COAL FEASIBILITY STUDY COAL EXPORT FEASIBILITY PROGRAM CHULITNA RIVER FIELD NEED/POWER 728 BECHTEL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY PRELIMINARY 800400 20 COAL FEASIBILITY STUDY COAL EXPORT FEASIBILITY PROGRAM NEED/POWER 533 BECHTEL CHAl{ACHAMNA HYDROELECTRIC 811130 300 HYDRO PROJECT INTERIM REPORT ELECTRIC 11/30/81 NEED/POWER 535 BECHTEL CHAKACHAMNA HYDROELECTRIC 811130 50 HYDRO PROJECT SUPPLEMENT TO INTERIM ELECTRIC REPORT NEED/POWER 148 BECHTEL CHAKACHAMNA HYDROELECTRIC 830200 500 ALTERNATIVE PROJECT.INTERIM FEASIBILITY HYDRO ASSESSMENT REPORT -VOLUME I NEED/POWER DATE:04/1.5/8:3 PAGE:68 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---..-----------------------------------------------.----- 149 BECHTEL CHAKACHAMNA HYDROELECTRIC 830200 500 ALTERNATIVE PROJECT,INTERIM FEASIBILITY HYDRO ASSESSMENT REPORT -VOLUME II NEED/POWER 502 BECHTEL CHAKACHAMNA HYDROELECTRIC 830300 600 FEASIBLIITY PROJECT INTERIM FEASIBILITY NEED/POWER ASSESSMENT REPORT VOLUME II, APPENDICES TO SECTION 6.0 503 BECHTEL CHAKACHAMNA HYDROELECTRIC 830300 150 FEASIBILITY PROJECT INTERIM FEASIBILITY NEED/POWER ASSESSMENT REPORT VOLUME III - ENVIRONMENTAL APPENDICES, A1-A15 501 BECHTEL CHAKACHAMNA HYDROELECTRIC 830300 600 FEASIBILITY PROJECT INTERIM FEASIBILITY NEED/POWER ASSESSMENT REPORT VOLUME 1 SECTIONS 1-10 APPENDICES TO SECTIONS 4.0 AND 8.0 315 BECHTEL CHAKACHAMNA HYDROELECTRIC 831000 225 FEASIBILITY PROJECT -INTERIM FEASIBILITY ALTERNATIVE .ASSESSMENT REPORT.VOLUME IV,HYDRO ADDENDUM NEED/POWER 2463 BECHTEL PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN 841100 175 MANAGEMENT CONCEPTUAL MANAGEMENT PLAN APPENDIX -DRAFT 2462 BECHTEL PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN 841100 150 MANAGEMENT CONCEPTUAL MANAGEMENT PLAN - DRAFT 2501 BECHTEL PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN 841200 100 MANAGEMENT CONCEPTUAL PLAN DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2566 BECHTEL PROJECT MANAGEMENT PLAN:850200 250 WATANA WATANA PHASE-ORGANIZATION MANUAL 3006 BECHTEL REVIEW OF FLUSHING FLOW 850200 130 FLOW REQUIREMENTS IN REGULATED STREAM STREAMS 2811 BECK GUIDELINES FOR CONSUMER BASED a 35 ELECTRIC ELECTRIC LOAD RESEARCH CONSUMPTION NEED/POWER 1011 BECK ELECTRIC UTILTIY FIVE YEAR 820300 91 NEED/POWER SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND LONG ELECTRIC RANGE MASTER PLAN UTILITIES ENERGY 1008 BECK KENAI PENINSULA POWER SUPPLY 820600 103 NEED/POWER AND TRANSMISSION STUDY TRANSMISSION DAT::::04/15/83 2.-\(;1:::69 DCNO AUTHOR·TITLE DATE PACES KEYWORDS ---------------------,----------------------------------_.. 1009 BECK KENAI PENINSULA POWER SUPPLY 821200 40 NEED/POWER AND TRANSMISSION STUDY TRANSMISSION SUPPLEMENT 2030 BECK BRADLEY LAKE SALE TO HEA 840605 120 NEED/POWER SUPPLEMENTAL ANALYTICAL ELECTRIC MATERIALS PRELIMINARY COST HYDRO 2029 BECK ANALYSIS OF THE PROPOSED SALE 840618 105 NEED/POWER OF BRADLEY LAKE CAPABILITY TO ELECTRIC THE HOMER ELECTRIC UTILITIES ASSOCIATION,DRAFT HYDRO 2127 BECKER FOOD AND GROWTH PARAMETERS OF 721100 14 JUVENILE JUVENILE CHINOOK SALMON,FISH ONCORHYNCHUS TSHAWYTSCHA,IN HABITAT CENTRAL COLUMBIA RIVER 2128 BECKER EFFECTS OF DEWATERING ON 820000 14 SALMON CHINOOK SALMON REDDS:FISH TOLERANCE OF FOUR HABITAT DEVELOPMENTAL PHASES TO DAILY DEWATERINGS 562 BELL FISHERIES HANDBOOK OF 800000 500 FISH ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS AND BIOLOGY BIOLOGICAL CRITERIA 2817 BELL POTENTIAL FISH PASSAGE AT 840625 10 FISH THREE SITES ~BROWNE,JOHNSON HABITAT AND KEETNA PERS.COM.AQUATIC 2208 BELOVSKY SODIUM DYNAMICS AND 810000 8 MOOSE ADAPTATIONS OF A MOOSE POPULATION POPULATION 2689 BELTOS FIELD INVESTIGATIONS OF A 800000 10 ICE HANGING ICE DAM DAM 1046 BENDELL FIRE AND ECOSYSTEMS CHAPTER 740000 145 FIRE 4~EFFECTS OF FIRE ON BIRDS BIRDS AND MAMMALS MAMMELS 1923 BENSON PREVENTION OF GOLDEN EAGLES 820000 44 EAGLES ELECTROCUTION RAPTOR 2209 BENT LIFE HISTORIES OF NORTH 610000 416 BIRDS AMERICAN BIRDS OF PREY-PARTS 1 AND 2 3202 BENTE NESTING BEHAVIOR AND HUNTING 810500 108 BIRDS ACTIVITY OF THE GYRFALCON,BEHAVIOR FALCO RUSICOLUS,IN SOUTHCENTRAL ALASKA 1835 BERGERUD CARIBOU 800000 20 CARIBOU DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:70 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2448 BERG ERUD ARCTIC VOLUME 37 NO.1:THE 840300 15 CARIBOU BUFFALO OF THE NORTH:CARIBOU BIG GAME AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 1013 BERRY MANAGEMENT AUDIT OF CHUGACH 820800 219 NEED/POWER ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION,INC.ELECTRIC AUDIT ISSUES 2990 BESCHTA THE INTRUSION OF FINE 790000 7 GRAVEL SEDIMENTS INTO A STABLE SEDIMENT GRAVEL BED (EXCERPT) 1584 BETHEL ENERGY FROM WOOD 790406 150 ENERGY ALTERNATIVE NEED/POWER 3562 BHBP&A REGULATORY IMPACT MANAGMENT 820115 70 IMPACT PLAN FOR THE SUS ITNA PLAN HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT MANAGEMENT 2129 BILTON IDENTIFICATION OF MAJOR 710000 7 FISH BRITISH COLUMBIA AND ALASKA SALMON RUNS OF EVEN-YEAR AND HABITAT 000-YEAR PINK SAUtON FROM SCALE CHARACTERS 2818 BINDS CHAD JAKOBSHAVNS GLACIER DRAINAGE 840320 10 GLACIER BASIN:A BALANCE ASSESSMENT GEOPHYSICAL (EXCERPT) 507 BISHOP MOOSE REPORT VOLUME X 690100 152 MOOSE 3223 BISHOP BIOLOGICAL -ECOLOGICAL 820800 15 BIOLOGY INVESTIGATIONS ON THE BLACK ECOLOGY BEAR CREEK SYSTEM NEAR BLACK BEAR KLAWOCK,ALASKA 3457 BLATTENBU NATURAL GAS AVAILABILITY AND 830000 22 NATURAL THE RESIDENTIAL DEMAND FOR GAS ENERGY 3395 BUt DENALI DAMSITE &ACCESS 760825 6 PHOTOS 1:20000 DAM 2761 BUt DENALI HIGHWAY INVENTORY 780700 50 SURVEY RECREATION HIGHWAY 2546 BUt ALASKA NATIVE CLAIMS 790000 300 SETTLEMENT SETTLEMENT ACT OF 1971 AND NATIVES AMENDMENTS 1973-1979 2956 BUt FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT 790200 200 FEASIBILITY RECORD SUSITNA HYDROPOWER ENVIRONMENT FEASIBILITY STUDY DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:71 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ------------------1------------------------_...------------- 2760 BLM DENALI HIGHWAY INVENTORY 790700 50 SURVEY RECREATION HIGHWAY 711 BLM EFFECTS OF FIRE IN ALASKA AND 800000 125 FIRE ADJACENT CANADA -A LITERATURE REVIEW 747 BLM THE UTILITY CORRIDOR LAND USE 800301 50 LAND USE DECISIONS 2286 BLM BLM LAND USE PLAN FOR 800900 39 LAND USE SOUTHCENTRAL ALASKA A SUMMARY 1719 BLM BLM LAND USE PLAN FOR SOUTH 800900 45 LAND USE CENTRAL ALASKA A SUMMARY 2497 BLM BLM LAND USE PLAN FOR 800900 40 LAND USE SOUTHCENTRAL ALASKA A SUMMARY 2074 BLM FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 810000 450 FEIS STATEMENT LOWER COOK INLET -OIL SHELIKOR STRAIT ALASKA OUTER GAS CONTINENTAL SHELF OFFICE PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LEASE 3392 BLM ST.GEORGE BASIN DEIS 811000 600 DEIS PROPOSED OIL &GAS LEASE SALE OIL 70 ALASKA OUTER CONTINENTAL GAS SHELF OFFICE 2287 BLM AN AMENDMENT TO THE 820000 190 LAND USE SOUTHCENTRAL'ALASKA LAND -USE PLAN FOR THE DENALI/TIEKEL PLANNING BLOCKS DRAFT 477 BLM PIONEER ROAD ROUTE PERS.COM.820415 4 ROAD ROUTE 2070 BLM DIAPIR FIELD FINAL 820500 700 OIL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT GAS STATEMENT PROPOSED OIL AND FEIS GAS LEASE SALE 71 ALASKA OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OFFICE 3105 BLM 1985 REVISED PRESCRIBED FIRE 850200 15 MOOSE PLAN FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF BURN MOOSE WINTER RANGE IN THE HABITAT ALPHABET HILLS GULKANA HABITAT MANAGEMENT PLAN 3098 BLM DECISION RECORD;850603 8 LAND USE DENALI/TIEKEL AMENDMENT TO THE SOUTHCENTRAL MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK PLAN DATE:04/15.:83 PAGE:72 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ----------------------------------------....--------------- 2871 BLM ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC LANDS WITH 850700 8 LAND USE REGARDS TO ALASKA NATIONAL CONSERVATION INTEREST LANDS CONSERVATION ACT PERS.COM. 1486 BLS SEE DCNO 1685 THRU 1692 0 a 1685 BLS MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW 790000 300 LABOR JANUARY-MARCH 1979 STATISTICS NEED/POWER 1687 BLS MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW 790000 300 LABOR JULY-SEPTEMBER 1979 STATISTICS NEED/POWER 1686 BLS MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW 790000 300 LABOR APRIL-JUNE 1979 STATISTICS NEED/POWER 1688 BLS MONTHLY LABOR STATISTICS 790000 300 LABOR OCTOBER-DECEMBER 1979 STATISTICS 1690 BLS MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW 800000 300 LABOR APRIL-JUNE 1980 STATISTICS NEED/POWER 1692 BLS MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW 800000 300 LABOR OCTOBER-DECEMBER 1980 STATISTICS NEED/POWER 1691 BLS MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW 800000 300 LABOR JULY-SEPTEMBER 1980 STATISTICS NEED/POWER 1689 BLS MONTHLY LABOR REVIEW 800000 300 LABOR JANUARY-MARCH 1980 STATISTICS NEED/POWER 3222 BOHME PROCEEDINGS 1977 OIL SPILL 770300 20 OIL CONFERENCE OIL SPILL CONTROL IN ALBERTA 3305 BOM ALASKA'S ENERGY AND MINERAL 750000 10 MINERAL POTENTIAL 1975 ENERGY 3306 BOM ALASKA'S MINERAL POTENTIAL 780000 15 MINERAL 1978 2300 BONNICHSE THE OLD CROW DISCUSSION:IN 810600 2 ARCHEOLOGY FERENCE AND ILLUSION COMMENTS ON R.D.GUTHRIE'S THE FIRST AMERICANS?THE ELUSIVE ARCTIC BONE CULTURE DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:73 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------............---..-...-..----- 2023 BOONSTRA DISTRIBUTION AND HABITAT USE 840000 10 MOOSE OF CARIBOU AND MOOSE IN THE CARIBOU SPATSIZI PLATEAU WILDERNESS AREA,BRITISH COLUMBIA 3013 BOR APPENDIX TO SUSITNA RIVER 520800 400 WATER BASIN RECONNAISSANCE REPORT RESOURCES CONTAINING OFFICE ENGINEERING STUDIES AUGUST 1952 3012 BOR DISTRICT MANAGERS'S 530600 200 WATER RECONNAISSANCE REPORT OF JUNE RESOURCES 1953 ON SUSITNA RIVER BASIN ALASKA 3480 BOR DEVIL CANYON PROJECT 581000 175 ESTIMATE RECONNAISSANCE PLANS AND DEVIL ESTIMATES OFFICE ENGINEERING CANYON STUDIES,OCTOBER 1958 3490 BOR DEVIL CANYON PROJECT,ALASKA 600500 150 FEASIBILITY FEASIBILITY REPORT 3479 BOR ALASKA GEOLOGIC REPORT NO.8 600500 60 RESERVOIR ENGINEERING GEOLOGY REPORT BORROW RECONNAISSANCE STAGE DENALI GEOLOGY DAM DEVIL CANYON PROJECT,MAY 1960 3478 BOR ALASKA GEOLOGIC REPORT NO.7 600500 60 RESERVOIR ENGINEERING GEOLOGY REPORT BORROW RECONNAISSANCE STAGE DENALI GEOLOGY DAM DEVIL CANYON PROJECT,MAY 1960 3481 BOR DEVIL CANYON PROJECT ALASKA,600600 200 DEVIL APPENDIX C PLANS.AND CANYON ESTIMATES,JUNE 1960 ESTIMATE 3488 BOR DEVIL CANYON PROJECT,ALASKA 600600 90 POWER APPENDIX B WATER AND POWER APPENDIX 3487 BOR DEVIL CANYON PROJECT,ALASKA 600600 100 DEMAND APPENDIX A POWER DEMAND AND SUPPLY SUPPLY 3489 BOR DEVIL CANYON PROJECT,ALASKA 600600 75 FINANCE APPENDIX D FINANCIAL ANALYSIS APPENDIX 2938 BOR DEVIL CANYON PROJECT ALASKA 605000 150 NEED/POWER FEASIBILITY REPORT DEVIL CANYON 3482 BOR INTERIM REPORT ON VEE 640600 156 FEASIBILITY PROJECT,ALASKA APPENDIX B WATER AND POWER,JUNE 1964 DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:74 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1727 BOR DESIGNING SMALL DAMS EXCERPT 730000 2 DESIGN DISCHARGE SEDIMENT TRANSPORT 1738 BOR PREDICTION OF DISSOVED GAS AT 750700 80 GAS HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES HYDRAULIC 1729 BOR PREDICTION OF DISSOLVED GAS 750700 15 GAS AT HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES HYDRAULIC 1851 BOR BRIEFING BOOK ON THE 830000 75 RECREATION OPERATION OF THE COLORADO LAND USE RIVER 2210 BOTKIN SODIUM DYNAMICS IN A NORTHERN 731000 4 MOOSE ECOSYSTEM TERRSTRIAL 1952 BOVEE PROBABILITY OF USE CRITERIA 780100 90 TEMPERATURE FOR THE FAMILY SALMONIDAE VELOCITY 2993 BOVEE HYDRAULIC SIMUIATION IN 780800 135 FLOW INSTREAM FLOW STUDIES:THEORY INSTREAM AND TECHNIQUES INSTREAM FLOW HYDRAULIC INFORMATION PAPER NO.5 3443 BOWLES SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT IN -0-3 SOCIAL SMALL COMMUNITIES IMPACT 3206 BOWLING STUDY OF THE SUBARCTIC HEAT 780600 19 SUBARCTIC ISLAND AT FAIRBANKS,ALASI<A 2429 BOYD NUTRITIVE QUALITY OF FOOD IN 711000 10 ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS 1883 BP BP STATISTICAL REVIEW OF 840600 36 WORLD WORLD ENERGY ENERGY STATISTICS 1964 BPA INSTREAM FLOW REQUIREMENT 720300 21 FLOW WORKSHOP DETERMINING FISH STREAMFLOWS FOR FISH LIFE 1825 BPA THE ROLE OF THE BONNEVILLE 770000 150 NEED/POWER POWER ADMINISTRATION IN "THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM APPENDIX B 1534 BPA DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 780800 150 ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT BONNEVILLE POWER NEED/POWER ADMINISTRATION PROPOSED 1979 IMPACT WHOLESALE RATE INCREASE 3285 BPA ELECTRICAL AND BIOLOGICAL 781100 75 BIOLOGY EFFECTS OF TRANSMISSION ELECTRIC LINES:A REVIEW T-LINE DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:75 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -----------------------------~---------------.----------- 1943 BPA FORMULAS FOR PREDICTING 800122 11 NOISE AUDIBLE NOISE FROM OVERHEAD POLLUTION HIGH VOLTAGE AC AND DC LINES 1567 BPA A CONDITIONAL DEMAND APPROACH 810000 50 ENERGY TO APPLIANCE USAGE ESTIMATES DEMAND FOR SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES IN USE THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST APPLIANCE NEED/POWER 1536 BPA BONNEVILLE POWER 820000 180 FORECAST ADMINISTRATION FORECASTS OF CONSUMPTION ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION IN THE DEMOGRAPHIC NORTHWEST APPENDIX I:ECONOMIC ECONOMIC/DEMOGRAPHIC PROJECTIO NEED/POWER 1537 BPA BONNEVILLE POWER 820000 350 FORECAST ADMINISTRATION FORECASTS OF CONSUMPTION ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION IN NEED/POWER THE NORTHWEST APPENDIX II: TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION OF FIN 1783 BPA ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINE 820300 50 T-LINE EFFECTS ON LAND VALUES:A LAND USE CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE REVISED DRAFT WORKING PAPER 1535 BPA BONNEVILLE POWER 820700 150 FORECAST ADMINISTRATION FORECASTS OF NEED/POWER ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION IN CONSUMPTION THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST, 1982-2000 3263 BPA CONSERVATION SOURCEBOOK 830100 60 CONSERVATION 2110 BPA CORONA AND FIELD EFFECTS DATA 830800 150 GEOLOGY BOOK 3465 BPA BONNEVILLE POWER 850700 12 FORECAST ADMINISTRATION FORECASTS OF ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2212 BPUSNYK USE OF SHORELINE TIMBER 830000 13 MOOSE RESERVES BY MOOSE 2211 BRAMBLE EVALUATION OF THE WILDLIFE 790000 8 WILDLIFE HABITAT VALUES OF RIGHTS-OF-HABITAT WAY 2130 BRANNON MECHANISMS CONTROLLING 720000 90 SOCKEYE MIGRATION OF SOCKEYE SALMON MIGRATION FRY FISH DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:76 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -----------------------------------------------------_..._- 364 BRAUND TASK 7,ENVIRONMENTAL,SUBTASK 820300 86 SOCIO-ECON 7.05,SOCIOECONOMIC ANALYSIS CULTURAL SOCIOCULTURAL REPORT FINAL ANALYSIS DRAFT !555 BRAUND SOCIOCULTURAL STUDIES 820300 75 SOCIAL Scec ftll€S5SG\V~·CULTURAL 321 BRENNAN GLACIOLOGICAL DATA -830600 300 PERMAFROST PERMAFROST:A BIBLIOGRAPHY GLACIER 1978-1982 HYDROLOGY 2131 BRETT TEMPERATURE TOLERANCE IN 510919 40 TEMPERATURE YOUNG PACIFIC SALMON GENUS SALMON ONCORHYNCHUS FISH 2132 BRETT ENERGETIC RESPONSES OF SALMON 710000 14 TEMPERATURE TO TEMPERATURE.A STUDY OF SALMON SOME THERMAL RELATIONS IN THE FISH PHYSIOLOGY AND FRESHWATER SOCKEYE ECOLOGY OF SOCKEYE SALMON ECOLOGY 2133 BRETT TANK EXPERIMENTS OF THE 740822 11 SOCKEYE CULTURE OF PAN-SIZE SOCKEYE SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA)AND PINK 'ENVIRONMENT SALMON (0.GORBUSCHA)USING ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL 2003 BRIDGES BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF 60 750000 650 BIOLOGY HERTZ ELECTRIC FIELDS FINAL REPORT 2935 BRISBIN ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY AND 780000 900 ENVIRONMENT CYCLING PROCESSES (MICROFILM ONLY) 2504 BROOKS IDENTIFICATION OF MUSKRAT 800800 15 MUSKRAT HABITAT IN RIVERINE SMALL GAME ENVIRONMENTS HABITAT 3349 BROWN .ASPECTS OF VOCAL BEHAVIOR OF 740000 1 BIRDS THE RAVEN (CORVIS CORAX)IN BEHAVIOR INTERIOR ALASKA 2082 BRUNE TRAP EFFICIENCY OF RESERVOIRS 530600 12 WILDLIFE HUNTING 3038 BRYAN SEDIMENTATION IN KLUANE LAKE 740000 4 SEDIMENT 3039 BRYAN WATER MASSES IN SOUTHERN 740000 24 WATER KLUANE LAKE LIMNOLOGY 3065 BRYAN SUB LACUSTRINE MORPHOLOGY AND 740000 17 MORPHOLOGY DEPOSITION,KLUANE LAKE, YUKON TERRITORY DATE::04/15/83 PAGE:77 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS--_..---_..------------------------------------------------ 940 BUCKLEY EFFECTS OF FIRE ON ALASKAN 580000 4 WILDLIFE WILDLIFE FIRE ECOLOGY· 1838 BURCHELL THE FISCAL IMPACT HANDBOOK 780000 450 REVENUE ESTIMATING LOCAL COSTS AND COST REVENUES OF LAND DEVELOPMENT ESTIMATE 2593 BURGER ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE OF 770000 35 GRAVEL GRAVEL REMOVAL ON THE PIPELINE TRANS -AlASKA PIPELINE SYSTEM WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE GRAVEL MINING 2213 BURGER THE EFFECT OF HUMAN ACTIVITY 810000 11 BIRDS ON BIRDS AT A COASTAL BAY BEHAVIOR 547 BURGER SALMON INVESTIGATIONS IN THE 830421 300 SALMON KENAI RIVER,ALASKA 1979-1981 2597 BURKS SOME EFFECTS FOR LOGGING AND 720100 17 LOGGING ASSOCIATED ROAD CONSTRUCTION ROADS ON NORTHERN CALIFORNIA STREAMS CONSTRUCTION 2640 BURNETT TECHNICAL REVIEW OF DRY FGD 810200 .280 NEED/POWER SYSTEMS AND ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF SPRAY DRYER FGD SYSTEMS (MICROFICHE) 2641 BURNETT ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF 830500 330 NEED/POWER LIMESTONE AND LIME FLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION PROCESSES (MICROFICHE). 2991 BURNS SPAWNING BED SEDIMENTATION 700000 16 SPAWNING STUDIES IN NORTERN CALIFORNIA SEDIMENT STREAMS (EXCERPT) 133 BURNS POWER REQUIREMENTS STUDY FOR 830600 200 NEED/POWER HEA 1953 BURROWS WATER TEMPERATURE INFLUENCES,631107 11 TEMPERATURE EFFECTS,AND CONTROL WATER FISH TEMPERATURE REQUIREMENTS FOR MAXIMUM PRODUCTIVITY OF SALMON 2750 BUSKIRK THE ECOLOGY OF MARTEN IN 830500 130 MARTEN SOUTHCENTRAL AlASKA ECOLOGY 2632 BUSKIRK SEASONAL FOOD HABITS OF 830823 7 BIRDS MARTEN IN SOUTH CNETRAL AlASKA HABITAT 2135 BUSTARD ASPECTS OF THE WINTER ECOLOGY 750000 13 SALMON OF JUVENILE COHO SALMON ECOLOGY (ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH)AND TROUT STEEUIEAD TROUT (SALMON FISH GAIRDNERI) DATE:Q"'-/15:"B PAGE:78 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS--.---------------------------------------------..._------- 2136 BUSTARD PREFERENCES OF JUVENILE COHO 750000 6 SAlliON SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH)TROUT AND CUTTHROAT TROUT (SALMON)HABITAT CLARKI)RELATIVE TO SIMULATED FISH ALTERATION OF WINTER HABITAT 613 CA STUDY OF THE FEASIBILITY OF 810501 100 ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL INTERCONNECTION INTERTIE BETWEEN ANCHORAGE/FAIRBANKS ALTERNATIVE NEED/POWER FORECAST 1515 CA ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS 810600 25 INTERTIE TRANSMISSION INTERTIE NEED/POWER TRANSMISSION SYSTEM DATA 1350 CA ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS 810900 50 TRANSMISSIONI TRANSMISSION INTERTIE NTERTIE STRUCTURE STUDY 1351 CA ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS 811000 130 TRANSMISSIONI TRANSMISSION INTERTIE ROUTE NTERTIE SELECTION REPORT 1470 CA ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS INTERTIE 820100 127 INTERTIE ROUTE SELECTION REPORT ROUTE 1353 CA ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS 820100 25 TRANSMISSIONI TRANSMISSION INTERTIE NTERTIE SHIELDING AND SHIELD WIRE CORRIDINATION STUDY 1352 CA ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS 820300 10 TRANSMISSIONI TRANSMISSION INTERTIE PHASE NTERTIE CONDUCTOR TRANSPOSITION STUDY 1354 CA ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS 820300 25 TRANSMISSIONI TRANSMISSION INTERTIE NTERTIE INSULATION AND HARDWARE STUDY 1437 CA ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS 820300 330 TRANSMISSIONI TRANSMISSION INTERTIE NTERTIE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT REPORT 554 CA ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT 820300 375 TRANSMISSIONI REPORT ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS NTERTIE TRANSMISSION INTERTIE 1854 CA CULTURAL RESOURCES SURVEY 830500 175 CULTURAL ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS T-LINE TRANSMISSION INTERTIE RESOURCES 1855 CA CULTURAL RESOURCES SURVEY 830500 150 CULTURAL APPENDIX C &APPENDIX D RESOURCES ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS T-LINE TRANSMISSION INTERTIE QAT:::04/15,33 PAGE:79 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------._..-------_..------------ 969 CAIRNS HABITAT USE BY'FOUR SYMPATRIC 800000 9 BOREAL UNGULATES IN BOREAL MIXED HABITAT WOOD FOREST FORESTS 3107 CALEF CARIBOU AND THE BARREN-LANDS 810000 12 CARIBOU BIG GAME 2214 CAMERON CARIBOU DISTRIBUTION AND 790000 8 CARIBOU GROUP COMPOSITION ASSOCIATED PIPELINE WITH CONSTRUCTION OF TH HABITAT TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE 3026 CAMPBELL PRE-IMPOUNDMENT SITE 751100 5 RESERVOIR PREPARATION:A STUDY OF THE IMPOUNDMENT EFFECTS OF TOPSOIL STRIPPING WATER ON RESERVOIR WATER QUALITY QUALITY 3068 CANTER ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF WATER 850000 352 IMPACT RESOURCES PROJECTS WATER RESOURCES 3069 CANTER .RIVER WATER QUALITY MONITORING 850000 170 WATER QUALITY 2995 CARLING DEPOSITION OF FINE AND COARSE 840000 7 SEDIMENT SAND IN AN OPEN-WORK GRAVEL GRAVEL BED (EXCERPT) 1971 CARVELL ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF 780300 150 ENVIRONMENT RIGHT-OF-WAY MANAGEMENT ON FOREST FORESTED ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGY 997 CEA AMENDMENT TO J;'OWER -SUPPLY 0 4 NEED/POWER AGREEMENTS.CHUGACH.HOMER.UTILITIES AND MATANUSKA ENERGY 1000 CEA AGREEMENT FOR THE PURCHASE 730101 6 NEED/POWER OF NATURAL GAS FROM THE PRICE BELUGA RIVER UNIT ENERGY ELECTRIC 999 CEA SCHEDULE OF CHANGES FOR 760301 26 NEED/POWER ELECTRIC SERVICES APPLICABLE ENERGY IN THE URBAN AREAS OF THE UTILITIES MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE 1001 CEA TARIFF NUMBER ONE SCHEDULE OF 760315 11 NEED/POWER CHARGES FOR ELECTRIC SERVICES UTILITIES APPLICABLE IN THE HOPE AREA COST 1030 CEA CHUGACH ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION 790000 18 NEED/POWER ANNUAL REPORT 1979 ELECTRIC FINANCIAL CONSUMPTION 1016 CEA CHUGACH ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION 800600 65 NEED/POWER POWER REQUIREMENTS STUDY DEMAND DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:80 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS-------------------------------------------.--------.--.- 1029 CEA CHUGACH ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION 810000 15 NEED/POWER ANNUAL REPORT 1981 ELECTRIC FINANCIAL CONSUMPTION 1019 CEA CHUGACH ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION 820000 100 NEED/POWER HOURLY LOG ELECTRIC CONSUMPTION UTILITIES 998 CEA AMENDMENT TO PRIOR AGREEMENTS 820401 35 NEED/POWER FOR THE SALE OF ELECTRIC ENERGY POWER AND ENERGY AND LEASE OF FACILITIES (CHUGACH,HOMER, AND MATANUSKA) 1149 CEA OPERATING REPORT INTERNAL 821200 150 NEED/POWER COMBUSTION PLANT BELUGA CONSUMPTION POWER PLANT 1015 CEA FERC FORM NO.1:ANNUAL 821231 120 NEED/POWER REPORT OF ELECTRIC UTILTIES,ELECTRIC LICENSES AND OTHERS (CLASS A AUDIT AND CLASS B)UTILITIES CHUGACH 1018 CEA CHUGACH ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION 821231 27 NEED/POWER FINANCIAL AND STATISTICAL STATISTICS REPORT 1982 FINANCIAL 1020 CEA INTERIM INTERCONNECTION 830303 85 NEED/POWER AGREEMENT BETWEEN CHUGACH ELECTRIC ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION,INC.CONSUMPTION AND MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE UTILITIES 1026.CEA TARIFF ADVICE LETTER NO.37 830420 50 NEED/POWER CONSUMPTION UTILITIES 1025 CEA TARIFF NO.1 CHUGACH ELECTRIC 830516 115 NEED/POWER ASSOCIATION,INC.ELECTRIC CONSUMPTION SERVICE FOR THE GREATER UTILITIES ANCHORAGE AREA BOROUGH,THE REGULATIONS KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH 1023 CEA TARIFF ADVICE LETTER NO.38 830523 85 NEED/POWER CONSUMPTION UTILITIES 2847 CEA FERC FORM NO 1:ANNUAL REPORT 841231 300 UTILITIES OF ELECTRIC UTILITIES,ELECTRIC LICENSES AND OTHER (CLASS A NEED/POWER AND CLASS B) --------- DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:81 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ...._----------------------------_..._------_.._--------------, 1540 CEC CALIFORNIA ENERGY DEMAND 820600 150 FORECAST 1982-2002:FORECAST OF ENERGY CONSIDERATION IN THE NEED/POWER PROCEEDINGS OF THE FOURTH BIENNIAL REPORT VOLUME I:TECH 1541 CEC 1983 ELECTRICITY REPORT 830100 150 FORECAST ELECTRIC NEED/POWER 1890 CFMP COPPER FIRE MANAGEMENT PLAN -790000 11 FIRE FIRE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION 2726 CH2M POWER REQUIREMENTS STUDY 850500 200 NEED/POWER CONSUMPTION 2083 CHALLINOR VEHICLE PERTURBATION EFFECTS 750000 7 VEHICLE UPON A TUNDRA SOIL-PLANT LAND USE SYSTEM:II.EFFECTS ON THE CHEMICAL REGIME 3096 CHALMERS ECONOMIC/DEMOGRAPHIC 771100 300 ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT MANUAL CURRENT DEMOCRAPHIC PRACTICES,PROCEDURAL RECOMMENDATIONS,AND A TEST CASE 24 CHAN IMMROTH'S GUIDE TO THE 800000 402 LIBRARY LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CONGRESS 3114 CHAPIN SEASONAL NUTRIENT DYNAMICS OF 750000 18 TUNDA TUNDRA VEGETATION AT BARROW,VEGETATION ALASKA 2084 CHAPIN REVEGETATION OF AN ARCTIC 800000 17 VEGETATION DISTURBED SITE BY NATIVE TUNDRA TUNDRA SPECIES 2137 CHAPMAN DISTRIBUTION OF SALMONIDS IN 690000 25 FISH STREAMS WITH SPECIAL BEHAVIOR REFERENCE TO FOOD AND FEEDING HABITAT 2549 CHAPMAN WILD MAMMALS OF NORTH AMERICA 820000 1150 BIOLOGY -BIOLOGY,MANAGEMENT,MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS ECONOMICS MAMMALS 205 CHAPMAN DAILY FLOW STATISTICS OF 821000 58 STREAMFLOW ALASKAN STREAMS HYDROLOGY 3115 CHATELAIN WINTER RANGE PROBLEMS OF 510000 6 MOOSE MOOSE IN THE SUSITNA VALLEY HABITAT (EXCERPT) 3056 CHEN DISINTEGRATION OF A TURBULENT 640100 16 HYDRAULIC WATER JET DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:82 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------...-------------------------------.----------_...----- 2513 CHILD RAILWAYS AND MOOSE IN THE 830000 20 MOOSE CENTRAL INTERIOR OF BRITISH RAIL COLUMBIA:A RECURRENT MANAGEMENT PROBLEM 1728 CHOW HANDBOOK OF APPLIED HYDRAULIC 750700 11 GAS STRUCTURES EXCERPT NITROGEN SPILLWAY CONE VALVES 1731 CHOW HANDBOOK OF APPLIED 830000 3 REGIME HYDROGEOLOGY EXCERPT HYDROLOGY 2370 CHUGACH CHUGACH ELECTRIC ASSN.TARIFF 730200 150 UTILITIES BOOK TARIFF 2371 CHUGACH ANNUAL REPORT OF CHUGACH 821231 150 UTILITIES ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION,INC.TO ELECTRIC THE ALASKA PUBLIC UTILITIES CONSUMPTION COMMISSION YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1982 325 CHURCH PEACE RIVER SURVEYS 1979·1981 820228 100 ICE ALTERNATIVE HYDRO 1543 CI ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DATA 820000 400 FORECAST AND FORECASTS OF CFM IV ECONOMIC DEMOGRAPHIC NEED/POWER 3097 CIRI POSITION PAPER DEVELOPMENT 841108 4 ISSUES NON·SUSITNA PROGRAM PLAN 1514 CIRI/H&N SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 800000 0 LAND SUBTASK 2·LAND STATUS MAPS MAPS 1587 CIRI/PAI SEE DCNO 1586 0 0 NEED/POWER 1586 CIRI/PAI COAL TO METHANOL FEASIBILITY 810900 400 COAL STUDY,BELUGA METHANOL PROJECT ENVIRONMENT FINAL REPORT VOLUME IV BELUGA ENVIRONMENTAL FEASIBILITY NEED/POWER ScUn~336 CIRPT COOK INLET REGIONAL SALMON 811000 95 MITIGATION ENHANCEMENT PLAN 1981·2000 SALMON ANADROMOUS FISH 2727 CJF CANADIAN JOURNAL OF FISHERIES 840000 100 FISH AND AQUATIC SCIENCES VOL.41 AQUATIC NO.4 APRIL 1984 ARTICLES ----------_.----_..- DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:83 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -----.-_.-----------.--------._-------------------------- 2961 CLARK SELECTED FINDINGS FROM THE 810800 250 PUBLIC ALASKA PUBLIC SURVEY:A SURVEY SUMMARY OF RESPONSES FROM SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH CENTRAL ALASKA AN INTERIM REPORT DRAFT 1982 CLARK FOREST AND RIVER RECREATION:811000 11 PUBLIC RESEARCH UPDATE THE AlASKA RECREATION PUBLIC SURVEY/A COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT OF RECREATIONAL VALUES AND USE PATTERNS 3003 CLARKE GLACIER.RUNOFF,BALANCE AND 850500 60 GLACIER DYNAMICS IN THE UPPER SUSITNA RIVER BASIN,ALASKA 2781 CLARKE GLACIER.MASS BAlANCES AND 850600 55 GLACIER RUNOFF IN THE UPPER SUSITNA AND MAClAREN RIVER BAS INS, 1981-1983 FINAL REPORT 2085 CLEMEMTE EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL 730000 2 NEED/POWER DEVELOPMENT ON HEADS OF SOCIAL HOUSEHOLDS:COMMENT GROWTH SOCIO-ECON 2215 COADY INFLUENCE OF SNOW ON BEHAVIOR 740000 19 MOOSE OF MOOSE BEHAVIOR SNOW 990 COADY HISTORY OF MOOSE IN NORTHERN 800000 8 MOOSE ALASKA AND ADJACENT REGIONS HABITAT POPULATION 2491 COADY MOOSE (EXCERPT)820000 22 MOOSE 2216 COADY MOOSE 820000 21 MOOSE BIG GAME 2621 .COE SEE DCNO 1085 0 0 1648 COE SEE DCNO 1668,1669,1670 0 0 2888 COE FLOOD PLAIN INFORMATION 720600 30 FLOOD TALKEETNA RIVER -SUSITNA PLAIN RIVER -CHULITNA RIVER -RIVER TALKEETNA,ALASKA 3046 COE FLOOD PLAIN INFORMATION 720600 40 FLOOD PLAIN TALKEETNA RIVER -SUSITNA RIVER -CHULITNA RIVER 1095 COE STREAMFLOW SYNTHESIS AND 750600 187 RESERVOIR RESERVOIR REGULATION (SSAR)STREAMFLOW HYDROLOGY D,HE:04/15/83 PAGE:84 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------.------------------------------------------------ 2962 COE REVISED DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL 751200 200 DEIS IMPACT STATEMENT UPPER RAILBELT SUSITNA RIVER BASIN, SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA ALASKA 2361 COE SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA,751212 125 RAILBELT ALASKA -UPPER SUSITNA RIVER FEASIBILITY BASIN INTERIM FEASIBILITY REPORT HYDROELECTRIC POWER AND RELATED PURPOSES 2364 COE SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA,751212 300 RAILBELT ALASKA UPPER SUSITNA RIVER FEASIBILITY BASIN INTERIM REPORT APPENDIX 1 PART 2 2362 COE SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA.751212 350 RAILBELT ALASKA UPPER SUSITNA RIVER FEASIBILITY BASIN INTERIM FEASIBILITY REPORT APPENDIX 1,PART 1 2360 COE SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA,.751212 350 FEASIBILITY ALASKA -UPPER SUSITNA RIVER RAILBELT BASIN INTERIM FEASIBILITY REPORT HYDROELECTRIC POWER AND RELATED PURPOSES 2363 COE SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA,751212 65 RAILBELT ALASKA UPPER SUSITNA RIVER FEASIBILITY BASIN INTERIM FEASIBILITY REPORT APPENDIX 2 SCo-f\(\e~2972 COE SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA 751212 140 FEASIBILITY ALASKA UPPER SUSITNA RIVER RAILBELT BASIN INTERIM FEASIBILITY NEED/POWER REPORT HYDROELECTRIC POWER AND RELATED PURPOSES .CjJ}(\~~2974 COE SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA 751212 250 FEASIBILITY ALASKA UPPER SUSITNA RIVER RAILBELT BASIN INTERIM FEASIBILITY NEED/POWER REPORT HYDROELECTRIC POWER AND RELATED PURPOSES APPENDIX 1 PART 2 2975 COE SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA 751212 250 FEASIBILITY ALASKA UPPER SUSITNA RIVER RAILBELT BASIN INTERIM FEASIBILITY NEED/POWER REPORT HYDROELECTRIC POWER AND RELATED PURPOSES APPENDIX 2 - ----- DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:85 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ----------~---------------------------------------------- 2973 COE SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA 751212 300 FEASIBILITY ALASKA UPPER SUSITNA RIVER RAILBELT BASIN INTERIM FEASIBILITY NEED/POWER REPORT HYDROELECTRIC POWER AND RELATED PURPOSES APPENDIX 1 PART 1 Scanned 870 COE FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 770100 380 ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT HYDROELECTRIC rOWER AQUATIC DEVELOPMENT UPPER SUSITNA ANADROMOUS RIVER BASIN SOUTHCENTRAL RESIDENT RAILBELT AREA,ALASKA IMPACT 3284 COE SUSITNA HYDROPOWER PLAN OF 780600 310 HYDRO STUDY POS 3294 COE SUSITNA HYDROPOWER 781200 65 FEASIBILITY 2>'Z-C(q rtl.Ct r s FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS ENVIRONMENT ENVIROMENT ASSESSMENT DRAFT 2367 COE SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA,790000 135 RAILBELT ALASKA UPPER SUSITNA RIVER FEASIBILITY BASIN SUPPLEMENTAL FEASIBILITY REPORT APPENDIX PART 2 59 COE SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA 790200 300 FEASIBILITY ALASKA UPPER SUSITNA RIVER RAILBELT BASIN SUPPLEMENTAL NEED/POWER FEASIBILITY REPORT £-Ct{l'\yW~2366 COE SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA,790200 55 RAILBELT ALASKA UPPER SUSITNA RIVER FEASIBILITY BASIN SUPPLEMENTAL FEASIBILITY REPORT MAIN REPORT ScC/t1n<f'J 2365 COE SOUTHCENTRAL RAILBELT AREA,790200 400 RAILBELT ALASKA UPPER SUSiTNA RIVER FEASIBILITY BASIN SUPPLEMENTAL FEASIBILITY REPORT MAIN REPORT APPENDIX 1 330 COE FIFTH PROGRESS REPORT ON 790900 530 FISH FISHERIES ENGINEERING RESEARCH MITIGAION PROGRAM,1973-1978 AQUATIC ANADROMOUS HABITAT 1083 COE SPILLWAY DEFLECTORS TO REDUCE 790900 10 ENGINEERING BUILDUP OF NITROGEN SATURATION NITROGEN SATURATION MITIGATION ANADROMOUS DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:86 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------.. 2677 COE REPORT ON:CONNECTICUT RIVER 791100 350 EROSION STREAMBANK EROSION STUDY MASSACHUSETTS,NEW HAMPSHIRE AND VERMONT 883 COE ENGINEERING AND DESIGN SNOW 800205 31 ENGINEERING LOADS SNOW DESIGN 3289 COE EXPANDED FLOOD PLAIN 800600 130 FLOOD PLAIN INFORMATION STUDY WILLOW, ALASKA MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH 1669 COE DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 801000 500 DEIS STATEMENT PRUDHOE BAY OIL NORTH SLOPE FIELD WATERFLOOD PROJECT OIL VOL.2 APPENDICES 1670 COE FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 801000 250 FEIS STATEMENT PRUDHOE BAY OIL NORTH SLOPE FIELD WATERFLOOD PROJECT OIL VOL.3 PUBLIC COMMENTS AND RESPONSES 1668 COE FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 801000 350 FEIS STATEMENT PRUDHOE BAY OIL NORTH SLOPE FIELD WATERFLOOD PROJECT OIL VOL.1 1661 COE NATIONAL HYDROELECTRIC POWER 810900 125 NEED/POWER RESOURCES STUDY VOL.XXIII RESOURCES REGIONAL ASSESSMENT:ALASKA AND HAWAII 2379 COE FIELD TEST TEAM REPORT AND 811200 150 HYDRO IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURES FOR ALTERNATIVE EVALUATING HYDROPOWER BENEFITS PERS.COM. 2687 COE ENGINEERING AND DESIGN ICE 821015 15 ICE ENGINEERING,CHAPTER 2 ICE ENGINEERING FORMATION AND CHARACTERISTICS DESIGN 1085 COE RESERVOIR BACK EROSION CAUSED 821200 25 EROSION AND INFLUENCED BY ICE COVER ICE SEDIMENT 2686 COE FURTHER ANALYSIS OF FLOWS AND 840000 15 SEDIMENT SEDIMENTATION AS A RESULT OF FLOW PROPOSED HYDROPOWER OPERATIONS,CHAPTER 2 DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:87 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------~------~-----------------------..------------ 1181 COE RESPONSE TO FERC 2/16/84 840200 125 RESPONSE REQUEST,SCHEDULE B,COMMENT 2,ATTACHMENT 2,OUTPUT PRINT-OUT FOR THE CORP PMF DERIVATION 2063 COE RECOMMENDED GUIDELINES FOR 840723 50 SAFETY SAFETY INSPECTIONS OF DAMS REGUlATIONS APPENDIX D 3183 COE FLOOD INSURANCE STUDY 841001 60 FLOOD MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH, AlASKA 2217 COFFIN BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF AIR 770000 140 AIR QUALITY POLLUTANTS POLLUTION 2189 CONARD HOW TO KNOW THE MOSSES AND 840000 300 PLANTS LIVERWORTS VEGETATION 28 CONGRESS LIBRARY OF CONGRESS OUTLINE 780000 30 LIBRARY 881 CONNER SEASONAL CHANGES IN 830000 9 ECOLOGY WOODPECKER FORAGING PATTERNS BIRDS 1991 COOK THE EARLY PREHISTORY OF HEALY 690000 400 CULTURAL lAKE,ALASKA 2992 COOPER THE EFFECT OF TRANSPORTED 650000 75 SEDIMENT STREAM SEDIMENTS ON THE SALMON SURVIVAL OF SOCKEYE AND PINK SOCKEYE SALMON EGGS AND AL$VIN 2138 CORDONE THE INFLUENCE OF INORGANIC 610000 40 SEDIMENT· SEDIMENT ON.THE AQUATIC LIFE AQUATIC OF STREAMS 3044 CORNETT HYPOLIMNETIC OXYGEN DEFICITS:790810 3 LIMNOLOGY THEIR PREDICTION AND PHOSPHOROUS INTERPRETATION 2086 CORTESE THE SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF 770000 15 SOCIAL BOOMTOYNS SOCIO-ECON GROWTH 2139 COUTANT COMPIlATION OF TEMPERATURE 770000 6 TEMPERATURE PREFERENCE DATA 2140 COUTANT COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURE-830000 7 TEMPERATURE DEPENDENT GROWTH RATES OF GROWTH lARGEMOUTH AND SMALLMOUTH FISH BASS FRY 1818 COVEY COLORADO'S ENERGY BOOM:810200 165 SOCIAL IMPACT ON CRIME AND CRIMINAL IMPACT JUSTICE DATE:04/15:3S PAGE:88 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------.----------------- 945 COWAN THE EFFECT OF FOREST 501000 10 MOOSE SUCCESSION UPON THE QUANTITY PLANT AND UPON NUTRITIVE VALUES OF SUCCESSION WOODY PLANTS USED AS FOOD BY VEGETATION MOOSE BROWSE 2218 CRAIGHEAD GRIZZLY BEAR 820000 42 BEARS 1079 CRETE IMPORTANCE OF THE LOGGING 760300 17 MOOSE OPERATIONS ON THE WINTER'HABITAT HABITAT OF MOOSE IN TREES SOUTHWESTERN QUEBEC NEED/POWER 2488 CRETE IMPORTANCE OF FOREST CUTTING 770000 20 MOOSE ON WINTER HABITAT OF THE HABITAT MOOSE IN SOUTHWESTERN QUEBEC 1874 CRISP A DESK STUDY OF THE 810000 8 FISH RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE AND HATCHING TIME FOR THE EGGS OF FIVE SPECIES OF SALMONOID FISH 1544 CRONIN ESTIMATION OF LINEAR 820000 7 FORECAST EXPENDITURE FUNCTIONS FOR HOUSING HOUSING NEED/POWER 1038 CROSKERY PRELIMINARY INVETIGATIONS OF 810000 8 FIRE REGENERATION PATTERNS FORESTS FOLLOWING WILDFIRE IN BOREAL SUCCESSION FOREST IN NORTHWEST ONTARIO SCC\1\l1cl 598 CROW AN EVALUATION OF THE ISER 800730 25 ELECTRIC ELECTRICITY DEMAND FORECAST FORECAST NEED/POWER 1756 CRREL SURVEY OF ARCTIC AND 661000 3 AIR QUALITY SUBARCTIC TEMPERATURE METEOROLOGY INVERSIONS TEMPERATURE 1665 CRREL WINTER REGIME OF RIVERS AND 710400 250 ICE LAKES DISCHARGE RIVER 1480 CRREL REGIONALIZED FEASIBILITY 760700 200 ENGINEERING STUDY OF COLD WEATHER CLIMATE EARTHWORK 3214 CRREL TUNDRA DISTURBANCES AND 781200 12 TUNDRA RECOVERY FOLLOWING THE 1949 DRILLING EXPLORITORY DRILLING,FISH CREEK,NORTHERN ALASKA DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:89 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------.._---------------- 1924 CRREL ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND 800000 80 ROAD ECOLOGICAL BASELINE ECOLOGY INVESTIGATIONS ALONG THE YUKON RIVER -PRUDHOE BAY HAUL ROAD PERFOMRANCE &ASSOCIATED INVESTIGATIONS 2120 CRREL ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE 800100 45 ENVIRONMENT UPPER SUSITNA RIVER BASIN US ING LANDSAT IMAGERY 2514 CRREL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF 800800 300 PERMAFROST FOUNDATIONS IN AREAS OF DEEP CONSTRUCTIOND FROST AND PERMAFROST ESIGN DAM 2334 CRREL ENVIRONMENT ENGINEERING AND 800900 200 ENVIRONMENT ECOLOGICAL BASELINE ENGINEERING INVESTIGATIONS ALONG THE ECOLOGY YUKON RIVER -PRUDOE BAY HAUL ROAD 1833 CRREL REVEGETATION AND SELECTED 810000 130 VEGETATION TERRAIN DISTURBANCES ALONG PIPELINE THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE,REClAMATION 1975-1978 1966 CRREL REVEGETATION ALONG PIPELINE 820200 13 REVEGETATIONP RIGHTS-OF-WAY IN ALASKA IPELINE 2622 CRREL RESERVOIR BANK EROSION CAUSED 840323 10 ICE BY ICE EROSION 2190 CRUM MOSSES OF THE-GREAT LAKES 830000 425 PLANTS FOREST FOREST 730 CTF PROJECT INDEPENDENCE 741100 175 COAL ESTIMATE RESOURCES NEED/POWER 1467 CTR CATERPILlAR PERFORMANCE 811000 250 EQUIPMENT HANDBOOK 2571 CUANCARA CURRENT REFERENCES IN FISH 810000 300 FISH RESEARCH VOL.6 1981 RESEARCH 2572 CUANCARA CURRENT REFERENCES IN FISH 820000 200 FISH RESEARCH -VOLUME 7 -1982 RESEARCH 2573 CUANCARA CURRENT REFERENCES IN FISH 830000 175 FISH RESEARCH VOL.8 1983 RESEARCH DATE:04/15/8: PAGE:90 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------_...---------------- 718 CUGNASSE ADOPTION D'UNE AIRE 800000 6 FALCONS ARTIFICIELLE PAR UN COUPLE DE RAPTOR FAUCONS PELERINS ET NOTE SUR NEED/POWER LA MATURITE SEXUELLE DE LA FEMELLA 2486 CULBERTSO HERBICIDE TREATMENT OF MOOSE 751107 6 MOOSE RANGE 1033 CULBERTSO MILE 43 MOOSE RANGE CRUSHING 761008 5 MOOSE 10 YEAR ANALYSIS &COMPARISON FIRE TO THE EFFECTS OF THE 1959 KENAI LAKE FIRE 986 CUSHWA FOOD HABITS OF MOOSE,ALCES 760000 5 MOOSE IN ALASKA:A PRELIMINARY HABITAT STUDY US ING RUMEN CONTENTS SUCCESSION ANALYSIS 732 D&M ASSESSMENT OF COAL REOURCES 801200 217 COAL OF NORTHWEST ALASKA -PHASE I RESOURCES VOL.II -TASK 2:COAL NEED/POWER RESOURCES OF NORTHWEST ALASKA 731 D&M ASSESSMENT OF COAL RESOURCES 801200 15 COAL OF NORTHWEST ALASKA -PHASE I RESOURCES VOL.1 -TASK 1:FULL NEED/POWER UTILIZATION IN NORTHWEST ALASKA AND SUMMARY OF COAL RESOURCES 746 D&M UNDERGROUND CABLE SYSTEMS;810831 175 ENVIRONMENT POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IMPACTS DRAFT REPORT 733 D&M ASSESSMENT OF COAL RESOURCES 811200 100 COAL OF NORTHWEST ALASKA PHASE II RESOURCES VOL.III ASSESSMENT OF NEED/POWER FEASIBILITY OF UTILIZATION 3371 D&M EXECUTIVE SUMMARY IMPLICATIONS 830418 12 OIL OF EXPECTED CALIFORNIA AND FORECAST ALASKA OIL SUPPLIES:REFINING AND TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM 2796 D&M MITIGATION PLANS FOR MOOSE,850211 9 CARIBOU CARIBOU AND DALL SHEEP PERS.MOOSE COM.SHEEP MITIGATION 2695 D&M ANALYSIS OF THE COAL 850400 250 COAL ALTERNATIVE FOR SUPPLYING NEED/POWER POWER TO THE RAILBELT REGION RAILBELT OF ALASKA DATE:04/1S/SS PAGE:91 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2952 DOeM ANALYSIS OF FACTORS AFFECTING 850906 125 NEED/POWER DEMAND,SUPPLY AND PRICES OF RAILBELT RAILBELT COAL -VOLUME 1 COAL (MAIN REPORT)DRAFT 1258 D'APPOLON SEISMICITY EVALUATION 790200 130 SEISMIC 3163 DABBS ARCTIC GAS BIOLOGICAL REPORT 740100 8 BIOLOGY SERIES VOLUME TWO PIPELINE VEGETATION REVEGETATION 1985 DARBYSHIR THE ECONOMY 0 170 ECONOMIC 2422 DARBYSHIR SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY OF 811200 90 SOCIO-ECON RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN THE TYONEK/BELUGA COAL AREA 3348 DAVIS HISTORY AND CURRENT STATUS OF 780000 1 CARIBOU ALASKA CARIBOU HERDS ECOLOGY BIOLOGY 3219 DAVIS ENERGY AIASKA 840000 10 ENREGY 645 DBM -AIASKA STATISTICAL REVIEW 820000 20 STATISTICS 1982 VOL.I NEED/POWER 644 DBM THE ALASKA ECONOMIC 821100 30 ECONOMIC INFORMATION AND REPORTING NEED/POWER SYSTEM QUARTERLY REPORT 2965 DC&ED DRAFT ALASKA'S ENERGY PIAN 851204 160 FORECAST 1986 ENERGY PIAN NEED/POWER 615 DCED SEE DCNO 595 0 0 583 DCED SEE DCNO 595 0 0 582 DCED SEE DCNO 596 0 0 1585 DCED AIASKA REGIONAL ENERGY 800000 175 NEED/POWER RESOURCES PLANNING PROJECT COAL PHASE 2 COAL,HYDROELECTRIC RESOURCES AND ENERGY ALTERNATIVES ALTERNATIVE VOLUME I BELUGA COAL DISTRICT BELUGA 2337 DCED AIASKA POWER,ENERGY &820000 50 NEED/POWER RESOURCES ENERGY RESOURCES 597 DCED 1983 LONG TERM ENERGY PIAN 830000 200 ENERGY APPENDIX II PIAN NEED/POWER DATE:04/15/33 PAGE:92 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ------------------~~------------------------------------- 595 DCED 1983 LONG TERM ENERGY PLAN 830000 100 ENERGY WORKING DRAFT APPENDIX PLAN NEED/PO~ER 596 DCED 1983 LONG TERM ENERGY PLAN 830000 200 ENERGY WORKING DRAFT PLAN NEED/POWER 3032 DCED STATE OF ALASKA GUIDE 831200 22 RECREATION REGISTER 1984 HUNTING 1875 DCED LONG-TERM ENERGY REPORT 1984,'840500 175 ENERGY NEED/POWER 2492.DCED STATE OF ALASKA 1985 ENERGY 841116 175 ENERGY PLAN FINAL DRAFT NEED/POWER 2857 DCED ALASKA'S ENERGY PLAN 1985 850215 200 ENERGY PLAN NEED/POWER 2858 DCED ALASKA'S ENERGY PLAN 1985 850215 25 ENERGY EXECUTIVE SUMMARY PLAN NEED/POWER 2859 DCED ALASKA'S ENERGY PLAN REGIONAL 850215 175 ENERGY DATA SUMMARY PLAN NEED/POWER 3190 DCED ALASKA -MINING A PROFILE 851100 20 MINERAL 3186 DCED EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ALASKA'S 860201 36 ENERGY ENERGY PlAN 1986 VOLUME 1 3201 DCRA FRONTIER ENERGY APPROPRIATE 841200 176 ENERGY TECHNOLOGY IN ALASKA. 1979-1984 3221 DEBRUYN ARCTIC GAS BIOLOGICAL REPORT 740200 45 FISH SERIES VOLUME 15 LIFE HISTORY GRAYLING OF THE GRAYLING (THYMALLUS BIOLOGY ARCTlCUS)IN BEAUFORT SEA DRAINAGE IN THE YUKON TERR ... 943 DEBYLE FIRE.LOGGING t AND DEBRIS 760000 7 FIRE DISPOSAL EFFECTS ON SOIL AND SOIL WATER IN NORTHERN CONIFEROUS WATER FORESTS FORESTS 3320 DEC TRANSPORTATION AND WATER 800500 85 WATER QUALITY QUALITY 3048 DEC ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION 840400 29 WATER CHAPTER 70.WATER QUALITY QUALITY STANDARDS DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:93 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------.------------ 2861 DEC AMENDED FERC LICENSE 850722 2 LICENSE APPLICATION STATEMENT PERS.APPLICATION COM. 2301 DEIAGUNA CHUGACH PREHISTORY:THE 560000 280 ARCHEOLOGY ARCHAELOLGY OF PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND,AIASKA 1155 DENSMORE ASPECTS OF THE SEED ECOLOGY 790503 52 ECOLOGY OF WOODY PLANTS OF THE TUNDRA AIASKAN TAIGA AND TUNDRA 2303 DENTON HOLOCENE CLIMATIC VARIATIONS-730111 50 CLIMATE THEIR PATTERN AND POSSIBLE GIACIER CAUSE 2302 DENTON QUATERNARY GIACIATIONS OF·THE 740600 22 GlACIER WHITE RIVER VALLEY,AIASKA WITH A REGIONAL SYNTHESIS FOR THE NORHTERN ST.ELIAS MOUNTAINS t AIASKA AND YUKON 1638 DEPD ALASKA REGIONAL ENERGY 771000 303 ENERGY RESOURCES PLANNING PROJECT -RESOURCES PHASE It VOLUNE I AlASKA'S NEED/POWER ENERGY RESOURCES FINDINGS AND ANALYSIS 968 DEWITT CHANGES IN NUTRITIVE VALUE OF 530926 6 MOOSE BROWSE PlANTS FOLLOWING BROWSE FOREST FIRES FORESTS FIRE 687 DFO SEE DCNO 669'0 0 669 DFO CHUM SAlMON SURVIVAL AND 801000 100 SAlMON PRODUCTION AT SEVEN IMPROVED AQUATIC GROUNDWATER-FED SPAWNING ARE:AS .ANADROMOUS INCUBATE MITIGATION 2647 DFO EFFECTS ON ARCTIC GRAYLING OF 830500 140 FISH SHORT-TERM EXPOSURE TO YUKON POLLUTION PLACER MINING SEDIMENTS: LABORATORY AND FIELD STUDIES 2669 DIONNE ICE ACTION IN THE IACUSTRINE 790000 30 ICE ENVIRONMENT,A REVIEW WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO SUBARCTIC QUEBEC,CANADA (EXCERPT) 3563 DIVER NORTH SLOPE FEASIBILITY STUDY 830714 300 NORTH SLOPE WORK ORDER NO.2 REVIEW FEASIBILITY COMMENTS EBASCO FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT NORTH SLOPE -FORECAST MEDIUM LOAD FORECAST DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:94 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 3565 DIVER DEVIL CANYON FEASIBILITY 860100 400 FEASIBILITY ESTIMATE CONTRACT NO.5225 ESTIMATE WORK ORDER NO.2 VOLUME II 3569 DIVER WATANA FEASIBILITY ESTIMATE 860100 400 FEASIBILITY PHASE II CONTRACT NO.5225 ESTIMATE WORK ORDER NO.2 VOLUME II Scanne&3567 DIVER DEVIL CANYON FEASIBLITY 860100 400 FEASIBILITY ESTIMATE CONTRACT NO.5225 ESTIMATE WORK ORDER NO.5 VOLUME II 3566 DIVER DEVIL CANYON FEASIBILITY 860100 400 FEASIBILITY ESTIMATE CONTRACT NO.5225 ESTIMATE WORK ORDER NO.5 VOLUME I 3571 DIVER WATANA FEASIBILITY ESTIMATE 860100 400 FEASIBILITY PHASE III CONTRACT NO.5225 ESTIMATE WORK ORDER NO.5 VOLUME II 3570 DIVER WATANA FEASIBILITY ESTIMATE 860100 400 FEASIBILITY PHASE III CONTRACT NO.5225 ESTIMATE WORK ORDER NO.5 VOLUME I 3568 DIVER WATANA FEASIBILITY ESTIMATE 860100 400 FEASIBILITY PHASE I CONTRACT NO.5225 WORK ESTIMATE ORDER NO.5 VOLUME I 3564 DIVER DEVIL CANYON FEASIBILITY 860100 400 FEASIBILITY ESTIMATE CONTRACT NO.5225 ESTIMATE WORK ORDER NO.2 VOLUME I 2038 DIXON WHAT HAPPENED TO FAIRBANKS?780000 340 SOCIAL POPULATION 209 DIXON PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE 801215 67 ARCHEOLOGY ARCHEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE SURVEY UPPER SUSITNA RIVER VALLEY, ALASKA,IN CONNECTION WITH THE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC 1980 3022 DNR ALASKA OUTDOOR RECREATION 700200 200 RECREATION PLAN VOL.TWO,OUTDOOR LAND USE RECREATION IN ALASKA 3024 DNR ALASKA OUTDOOR RECREATION 700200 SO RECREATION PLAN VOL.FOUR,APPENDIES LAND USE 3023 DNR ALASKA OUTDOOR RECREATION 700200 90 RECREATION PLAN VOL.THREE,PLAN OF LAND USE ACTION FOR IMPLEMENTATION 3021 DNR ALASKA OUTDOOR RECREATION 700200 42 RECREATION PLAN VOL.ONE (SUMMARY)LAND USE 3116 DNR RECREATION OPPORTUNITY 740600 85 RECREATION INVENTORY &EVALUATION DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:95 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ..-..------------------------------------------------------ 2251 DNR ENERGY CONSERVATION BY WHITE-760000 6 DEER TAILED DEER IN THE ~INTER HABITAT 3363 DNR SUSITNA BASIN BIBLIOGRAPHY 770000 1 BIBLIOGRAPHY 2252 DNR SEASONAL CHANGES IN HEART 780000 23 DEER RATES,ACTIVITY,METABOLISM,BIG GAME AND FORAGE INTAKE OF WHITE- TAILED DEER 3360 DNR SUSITNA RIVER BASIN 790000 1 BIBLIOGRAPHY BIBLIOGRAPHY 219 DNR ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION 800700 143 ALTERNATIVE AND SITE ANALYSIS,TOKOSITNA HYDRO STUDY AREA,DENALI STATE PARK AlASKA 1671 DNR SCENIC RESOURCES ALONG THE 801000 75 RECREATION PARKS HIGHWAY INVENTORY AND RESOURCES MANAGEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS 3016 DNR ALASKA OUTDOOR RECREATION 810000 95 RECREATION PLAN 1981 LAND USE 2253 DNR EFFECTS OF DISTURBANCE BY 820000 7 DEER SNOWMOBILES ON HEART RATE OF SNOWMOBILES CAPTIVE WHITETAILED DEER 1672 DNR TANANA BASIN LAND USE ATLAS 820000 20 LAND USE RECREATION 561 DNR AlASKA STATE PARK SYSTEM:820200 150 RECREATION SOUTH CEN'rRAt REGION PLAN 1296 DNR SUBTASK 7.04 WATER RESOURCES 820300 40 WATER ANALYSIS RESOURCES SCOJ1l'1 eJ 473 DNR A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF 820300 29 NAVIGATION POTENTIAL NAVIGATIONAL DAM PROBLEMS DOWNSTREAM OF THE PROPOSED HYDROELECTRICAL DAMS ON THE SUSITNA RIVER 2878 DNR DEP~TMENT OF NATURAL 820416 3 COMMENTS RESOURCE'S TESTIMONY TO THE TESTIMONY ALASKA POWER AUTHORITY BOARD ISSUES OF DIRECTORS 196 DNR LAND USE ISSUES AND 820500 150 LAND USE PRELIMINARY RESOURCE ISSUES INVENTORY,VOLUME 1 OF 2 PlANNING BACKGROUND REPORT DATE.:04/15/83 PAGE:96 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ----------------_..._---------------------....---....------------ 3018 DNR MATANUSKA-SUSITNA-BELUGA 820500 220 LAND USE COOPERATIVE PLANNING PROGRAM ISSUES LAND USE ISSUES,AND PRELIMINARY RESOURCE INVENTORY VOLUEM 1 OF 2 PLANNING BACKGROUND REPORT 3031 DNR AlASKA STATE PARK SYSTEM:820600 40 RESOURCES STATEWIDE FRAMEWORK RECREATION 2844 DNR DENALI TO WRANGELL -ST.ELIAS 820700 200 RESOURCES ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF ASSESSMENT SCENIC RESOURCES ALONG THE DENALI HIGHWAYS BETWEEN DENALI AND RECREATION WRANGELL - ST.ELIAS NATIONAL PARKS 199 DNR WILLOW SUB-BASIN AREA PLAN 821000 250 lAND USE (A LAND USE PLAN FOR PUBLIC LANDS) 1622 DNR PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS.OF THE 821220 48 COAL DIRECTOR REGARDING PROPOSED BELUGA BELUGA COAL LEASE SALE ENVIRONMENT 873 DNR A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BEAVER,830000 23 WILDLIFE TROUT,WILDLIFE.AND FOREST TROUT RElATIONSHIPS WITH SPECIAL FOREST REFERENCES TO BEAVER AND TROUT 1681 DNR TANANA BASIN AREA PLAN FISH 830000 250 FISH AND WILDLIFE ELEMENT WILDLIFE RECREATION 1673 DNR TANANA BASIN AREA PLAN PUBLIC 830000 20 ALTERNATIVE MEETINGS HELD ON THE PUBLIC ALTERNATIVES RECREATION 1679 DNR TANANA BASIN AREA PLAN 830000 40 SETTLEMENT SETTLEMENT ELEMENT ISSUES lAND USE POPUlATION 2465 DNR TANANA BASIN AREA PLAN FISH 830000 200 LAND USE AND WILDLIFE ELEMENT WILDLIFE RECREATION RESOURCES NARRATIVES 1675 DNR TANANA BASIN AREA PLAN 830000 100 PUBLIC SUMMARY OF THE PUBLIC REVIEW RECREATION. DRAFT 2587 DNR SUSITNA STUDY AREA LAND 830000 1 ENERGY MANAGEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS:lAND USE ENERGY RESOURCES AND MAPS DEVELOPMENT _.-- - ------". DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:97 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------------.------------ 2584 DNR SUSITNA AREA PLAN SETTLEMENT 830000 300 SETTLEMENT ELEMENT PLAN 1674 DNR TANANA BASIN AREA PLAN 830000 40 ALTERNATIVE EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVES RECREATION 2588 DNR SUS ITNA STUDY AREA LAND 830000 1 OIL MANAGEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS:GAS OIL AND GAS MAPS 2580 DNR SUSITNA STUDY AREA LAND 830000 1 LAND MANAGEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS:MANAGEMENT MINERAL RESOURCES AND MINING ClAIMS 745 DNR HISTORICAL AND PROJECTED OIL 830100 110 OIL AND GAS CONSUMPTION JANUARY CONSUMPTION 1983 GAS 3292 DNR FIVE -YEAR OIL AND GAS LEASING 830100 125 OIL PROGRAM GAS LEASE 1677 DNR TANANA BASIN AREA PLAN 830800 40 AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURE ELEMENT COMMERCIAL 1676 DNR TANANA BASIN AREA PLAN 830800 60 MINERAL MINERAL ELEMENT LAND USE 1678 DNR TANANA BASIN AREA PLAN 830800 50 FORESTS FORESTRY ELEMENT DEMAND 2583 DNR SUSITNA AREA PLAN AGRICULTURE 831000 80 PLAN RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AGRICULTURE MANAGEMENT OF AGRICULTURE LAND USE LANDS IN THE SUSITNA AREA 2582 DNR SUSITNA AREA PLAN FORESTRY 831000 80 FOREST RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PLAN MANAGEMENT OF FOREST LANDS IN LAND USE THE SUSITNA AREA 1680 DNR TANANA BASIN AREA PLAN 831000 50 RECREATION RECREATION ELEMENT 1892 DNR SUS ITNA AREA PLAN AGENCY 840200 12 LAND USE REVIEW DRAFT PLAN 1767 DNR SUSITNA AREA PLAN AGENCY 840200 525 SUSITNA REVIEW DRAFT AGENCY PLAN 2024 DNR TANANA BASIN AREA PLAN PUBLIC 840500 300 LAND USE REVIEW DRAFT 2044 DNR SUSITNA AREA PLAN PUBLIC 840600 400 PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT -SUMMARY LAND USE DATi:::04/1.5/33 PAGE:98 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS--------------------------------------------------------- 2581 DNR SUSITNA AREA PLAN RECREATION 840700 60 PLAN RECOMMENDATIONS FOR RECREATION MANAGEMENT OF RECREATION LAND USE LANDS IN THE SUSITNA AREA 2929 DNR DIRECT AND INDIRECT IMPACT 841221 1 IMPACT AREAS -CULTURAL RESOURCES RESOURCES PERS.COM.CULTURAL 2826 DNR DEFINITIONS OF IMPACT AREAS 841221 1 CULTURAL WITH RESPECT TO CULTURAL RESOURCES RESOURCES PERS.COM.IMPACT 3103 DNR HISTORICAL AND PROJECTED OIL 850100 72 OIL AND GAS CONSUMPTION GAS FORECAST 3366 DNR UPDATED HISTORICAL AND 850311 4 OIL PROJECTED OIL AND GAS GAS CONSUMPTION REPORT PERS.COM.PROJECTION 2842 DNR SUS ITNA AREA PLAN 850400 500 LAND USE RECREATION 2917 DNR SUSITNA AREA PLAN 850600 443 PLAN LAND USE 3104 DNR HISTORICAL AND PROJECTED OIL 860100 85 OIL AND GAS CONSUMPTION GAS FORECAST 1723 DOA SOIL SURVEY FAIRBANKS AREA 630900 70 SOIL ALASKA GEOLOGY 2100 DOA PLANT SUCCESSION AND SOIL 660000 19 SUCCESSION DEVELOPMENT ON GRAVEL OUTWASH GRAVEL OF THE MULDROW GIACIER,AIASKA 1722 DOA SOIL SURVEY MATANUSKA VALLEY 680600 120 GEOLOGY AREA ALASKA SOIL 3146 DOA FOREST RESOURCES OF THE 700000 50 TREE SUSITNA VALLEY,AIASKA RESOURCES 1052 DOA FIRE IN THE NORTHERN 710000 275 FIRE ENVIRONMENT A SYMPOSIUM ECOLOGY 924 DOA FIRE SEASON CLIMATIC ZONES OF 710000 15 FIRE MAINIAND AIASKA CLIMATE ECOLOGY 2197 DOA AIASKA TREES AND SHRUBS 720000 265 TREES 2679 DOA AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 730000 150 FISH OF THE EFFECTS OF LOGGING ON LOGGING FISH OF THE WESTERN UNITED STATES AND CANADA D~';'TE::04./15/63 PAGE:100 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1051 DOA FOREST REGENERATION AT HIGH 800000 55 FOREST LATITUDES VEGETATION 1101 DOA THE ALASKA PUBLIC SURVEY --800000 5 RECREATION A COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT OF RESOURCE RECREATIONAL VALUES AND USE PATTERNS AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 2071 DOA DESCRIPTION OF THE ECOREGIONS 800000 80 FOREST OF THE UNITED STATES LAND USE 2184 DOA THREATENED AND ENDANGERED 800400 60 PLANTS PLANTS OF ALASKA 901 DOA A PRELIMINARY CLASSIFICATION 800500 35 VEGETATION SYSTEM FOR VEGETATION OF ECOLOGY ALASKA 2652 DOA PLANNING FOREST ROADS TO 800700 25 FISH PROTECT SALMONID HABITAT FOREST 2651 DOA PROCESSING MILLS AND CAMPS 800800 20 FISH TREES 1055 DOA THE EFFECTS OF FIRE AND OTHER 810300 60 FIRE DISTURBANCES ON SMALL MAMMALS MAMMALS AND THEIR PREDITORS:AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 874 DOA THE EFFECTS OF FIRE AND OTHER 810300 57 FIRE DISTURBANCES ON SMALL MAMMALS MAMMALS AND THEIR PREDATORS:AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 2098 DOA SUSITNA RIVER BASIN STUDY -811000 150 SOIL ALASKA WILLOW SUBBASIN FINAL CONSERVATIONL REPORT AND USE 1843 DOA ENERGY DEVELOPMENT -INITIAL 820000 45 ENERGY EFFECTS ON GOVERNMENT REVENUES REVENUES NEED/POWER 3318 DOA SNOW SURVEYS AND WATER SUPPLY 820201 15 SNOW OUTLOOK FOR ALASKA WATER 1983 DOA ALASKAN COAL :RESOURCES AND 820300 150 NEED/POWER DEVELOPMENTAL CONSTRAINTS COAL 3290 DOA FLOOD PlAIN MANAGMENT STUDY 820500 300 FLOOD PLAIN KASHWITNA RIVER,WASILLA, COTTONWOOD,AND LUCILE CREEKS 670 DOA REHABILITATING AND ENHANCING 820600 38 AQUATIC STREAM HABITAT:2.FIELD HABITAT APPLICATIONS MITIGATION DATE:04/15/'3:3 PAGE:101 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------...------------ 2445 DOA HISTORY OF THE VEGETATIVE 821200 70 VEGETATION REHABILITATION AND EQUIPMENT WORKSHOP (VREW)1946-1981 1889 DOA HISTORY OF THE VEGETATIVE 821200 70 VEGETATION REHABILITATION AND EQUIPMENT WORKSHOP (VREW)1946-1981 2134 DOA THE ROLE AND MANAGEMENT OF 830000 8 WATER WOODY DEBRIS IN WEST COAST POLLUTION SALMONID NURSERY STREAMS FISH 2196 DOA THE EFFECTS OF FIRE IN BLACK 830000 20 FIRE SPRUCE ECOSYSTEMS OF ALASKA ECOSYSTEMS AND NORTHERN CANADA 2027 DOA SUSITNA RIVER BASIN STUDY 830100 400 CULTURAL CULTURAL RESOURCES ASSESSMENT LAND USE WILLOW -TALKEETNA -BELUGA RESOURCES AREAS 60 DOA METHODS FOR EVALUATING 830500 70 STREAM STREAM,RIPARIAN,AND BIOTIC RIPARIAN CONDITIONS 1069 DOA CLASSIFICATION,DESCRIPTION,830700 108 FIRE AND DYNAMICS OF PLANT PLANTS COMMUNITIES AFTER FIRE IN THE ECOLOGY TAIGA OF INTERIOR ALASKA 1185 DOA PUBLICATIONS OF THE PACIFIC 831200 56 FOREST NORTHWEST FOREST AND RANGE ECONOMIC EXPERIMENT STATION,1983 FIRE ECOLOGY 2472 DOA MOOSE-FIRE VEGETATION SURVEY 831222 50 FIRE PROGRESS REPORT FOR 1983 MOOSE VEGETATION 3418 DOA MINUTES OF THE MARCH 27, 1984 840425 6 VEGETATION WORKSHOP 1982 REVISION OF PRELIMINARY CLASSIFICATION OF VEGETATION OF AlASKA PERS. COM. 2783 DOA SNOW SURVEYS AND WATER SUPPLY 850601 20 WATER OUTLOOK FOR ALASKA SNOW 1811 DOC SEDIMENT AND WATER QUALITY:780200 255 SEDIMENT A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE WATER INCLUDING A SUGGESTED QUALITY APPROACH FOR WATER QUALITY CRITERIA DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:102 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------.........-'.......................................................................-------------------- 1010 DOC STATE OF ALASKA 1983 LONG 830000 no NEED/POWER TERM ENERGY PLAN ENERGY RESOURCES ECONOMIC ISSUES 1649 DOC A DELPHI FORECAST OF ALASKA'S 830600 175 FORECAST DEVELOPMENT:THE YEAR 2000 &ECONOMIC BEYOND NEED/POWER OIL LAND USE 1074 DODDS FOOD COMPETITION AND RANGE 600100 9 MOOSE RELATIONSHIPS OF MOOSE AND SNOW SNOWSHOE HARE IN NEWFOUNDLAND 3253 DOE ANNUAL SUMMARY OF COST AND 780900 3 ELECTRIC QUALITY OF ELECTRIC UTILITY COST PLANT FUELS,1977 FUEL QUALITY 1836 DOE ELECTRICAL PARAMETERS OF THE 790000 15 ELECTRIC HIGH-VOLTAGE DIRECT-CURRENT T-LINE TRANSMISSION-LINE ENVIRONMENT. EXCERPT 3450 DOE PASSIVE SOLAR HOMES FOR THE 790000 10 SOLAR PACIFIC NORTHWEST HOMES 2839 DOE UPPER SUSITNA RIVER PROJECT 790300 115 NEED/POWER POWER MARKET ANALYSES MARKET 3254 DOE ENERGY DATA REPORT COST AND 791000 7 COST QUALITY OF FUELS FOR ELECTRIC QUALITY UTILITY PLANTS - 1978 ELECTRIC 1845 DOE TECHNOLOGY CHARACTERIZATIONS 800000 325 ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION HANDBOOK 2021 DOE BELOW-GROUND ECOSYSTEMS 800000 5 ECOLOGY PROJECT 3211 DOE AlASKA REGIONAL ENERGY 800000 16 COAL RESOURCES PLANNING PROJECT ALTERNATIVE PHASE 2·COAL,HYDROELECTRIC AND ENERGY ALTERNATIVES VOLUME I BELUGA COAL DISTRICT ANALYSIS 734 DOE DEMONSTRATED RESERVE BASE OF 800100 45 COAL COAL IN THE UNITED STATES ON RESOURCES JANUARY I,1980 NEED/POWER DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:103 DGNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 511 DOE HYDROELECTRIC ALTERNATIVES 800200 20 HYDRO FOR THE ALASKA RAILBELT ELECTRIC ALTERNATIVE NEED/POWER 3255 DoE ENERGY DATA REPoRT COST AND 800600 3 coST QUALITY of FUELS FoR ELECTRIC QUALITY UTILITY PLANTS-1979 ELECTRIC 1509 DOE TRANSPoRTATION AND MARKET 801100 50 COAL ANALYSIS OF ALASKA COAL TRANSPORT NEED/POWER 3267 DOE ENERGY DATA REPORT CoST &810000 3 COST QUALITY of FUELS FOR ELECTRIC QUALITY UTILITY PLANTS 1980 ANNUAL ELECTRIC 3261 DOE POWER SALES CONTRACT -810825 100 POWER BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION AND NORTHERN LIGHTS,INC.METERED REQUIREMENTS AND COMPUTED REQUIREMENTS 2278 DOE ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE GUIDE 820700 21 ENVIRONMENT 3234 DoE ALASKA ELECTRIC POWER 820800 55 ELECTRIC STATISTICS 1960 - 1981 7TH STATISTICS EDITION (SEE DCNO 1528 8TH EDITION) 3256 DOE COST AND QUALITY OF FUELS FOR 820900 7 COST ELECTRIC UTILITY PLANTS 1981 QUALITY ANNUAL ELECTRIC 3257 DOE COST AND QUALITY OF FUELS FOR 821000 30 COST ELECTRIC UTILITY PLANTS QUALITY ELECTRIC 3228 DOE TRANSPORTATION AND MARKET 830000 100 COAL ANALYSIS OF ALASKA COAL (SEE TRANSPORT DCNO 1509 DRAFT) 1846 DOE DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 830400 75 ENVIRONMENT STATEMENT NEW TRANSMISSION ENGLANDjRYDRO-QUEBEC +/-450-KV DIRECT CURRENT TRANSMISSION LINE INTERCONNECTION 1528 DoE AlASKA ELECTRIC POWER 830800 25 FORECAST STATISTICS 1960-1982 NEED/POWER STATISTICS 295 DOE ENERGY PROJECTS TO THE YEAR 83.0901 200 ENERGY 2010 -DRAFT NEED/POWER DATE:04/15/3:3 PAGE:104 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------_.._---- 2914 DOE EVALUATION OF UNDERGROUND DC 831000 41 TRANSMISSION TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS FINAL REPORT 3307 DOE ENERGY PROJECTIONS TO THE 831000 80 ENERGY YEAR 2010 PROJECTIONS 3227 DOE ENERGY PROJECTIONS TO THE 831000 130 ENERGY YEAR 2010 A TECHNICAL REPORT FORECAST IN SUPPORT OF THE NATIONAL ENERGY POLICY PLAN (SEE DCNO 295 DRAFT) 2752 DOE ALASKA ELECTRIC POWER 840900 60 NEED/POWER STATISTICS 1960-1983 NINTH ELECTRIC EDITION SEPT.1984 1186 DOERR HOME RANGE SIZE,MOVEMENTS AND 830000 10 MOOSE HABITAT USE IN TWO MOOSE,POPULATION POPULATIONS IN SOUTHEASTERN HABITAT ALASKA 2176 DOF EFFECT OF SEDIMENT ON 780503 10 SEDIMENT MACROBENTHIC INVERTEBRATES IN,FISH A NORTHERN CANADIAN RIVER HABITAT 2617 DOF BLACK CREEK,VANCOUVER 781100 85 FISH ISLAND,B.C.HYDROLOGY,WATERSHED FISHERIES RESOURCE,AND WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT 1949 DOF POST-IMPOUNDMENT INCREASES IN 791100 20 FISH FISH MERCURY LEVELS IN THE WATER SOUTHERN INDIAN LAKE POLLUTION RESERVOIR,MANITOBA 1712 DOF EXPERIMENTS ON THERMAL 820000 30 FISH REQUIREMENTS FOR GROWTH AND GROWTH FOOD CONVERSION EFFICIENCY OF HABITAT JUVENILE CHINOOK SALMON JUVENILE 1950 DOF THE POTENTIAL FOR MERCURY 820507 14 FISH ACCUMULATION IN FISH MUSCLE WATER AS A RESULT OF THE PROPOSED POLLUTION PEACE RIVER SITE C RESERVOIR 2618 DOF WATER REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 820900 130 FISH FISHERIES RESOURCE OF THE WATER NICOLA RIVER,B.C. 1951 DOF INCREASES IN FISH MERCURY 830000 26 FISH LEVELS IN LAKES FLOODED BY WATER THE CHURCHILL RIVER POLLUTION DIVERSION,NORTHERN MANITOBA DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:105 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2615 DOF CHINOOK SALMON STUDIES IN THE 831100 185 SALMON NECHAKO RIVER:1980,1981, 1982 2616 DOF WATERR REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 831100 35 FISH FISHERIES RESOURCES OF THE WATER SOOKE RIVER,B.C. 927 DOl SEE DCNO 905 0 0 1034 001 THE MOOSE AND ITS ECOLOGY 491000 28 MOOSE ECOLOGY BROWSE ..,. 3523 001 ALASKA RAILBELT TRANSMISSION"'660900 71 RAILBELT SYSTEM PROPOSED REPORT TRANSMISSION 909 001 FIRE IN FAR NORTHERN REGIONS 691200 37 FIRE A BIBLIOGRAPHY ECOLOGY 2432 001 EFFECTS OF LARGE SCALE FOREST 700200 120 FIRE FIRES ON WATER QUALITY IN QUALITY INTERIOR ALASKA WATER 3484 001 DEVELOPMENT OF NEW LANDS IN 700200 90 MAT-SU MATANUSKA -SUSITNA BOROUGH DEVELOPMENT LAND 1105 001 THE HYDROLOGY OF FOUR STREAMS 720000 128 HYDROLOGY IN WESTERN WASHINGTON AS AQUATIC RELATED TO SEVERAL PACIFIC HABITAT SALMON SPECIES:HUMPTULIPS ANADROMOUS FISH 530 001 MAJOR ECOSYSTEMS OF ALASKA 730000 5 ECOSYSTEM MAPS MAP 3283 001 DEVIL CANYON PROJECT,ALASKA 740300 100 DAM REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF FEASIBILITY RECLAMATION MARCH 1961--AND SUPPORTING REPORTS 2937 DOl DEVIL CANYON STATUS REPORT 740500 100 STATUS DEVIL CANYON 3270 001 1974 ALASKA POWER SURVEY A 740515 70 POWER REPORT OF THE TECHNICAL ECONOMIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON LOAD ECONOMIC ANALYSIS ANS LOAD PROJECTIONS 907 001 FIRE IMPACTS ON WILDLIFE AND 750600 48 FIRE HABITAT AN ABSTRACTED WILDLIFE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PERTINENT HABITAT STUDIES BROWSE DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:106 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 3486 001 SUSITNA TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS 750900 73 TRANSMISSION DRAFT 3483 001 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR 760400 12 ASSESSMENT TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS FOR DEVIL ENVIRONMENT CANYON AND OTHER POTENTIAL IMPACT UNITS OF THE UPPER SUSITNA RIVER PROJECT SUPPLEMENT APRIL 1976 3519 001 SURFACE WATER RECORDS OF COOK 780000 102 SURFACE INLET BASIN,AlASKA,THROUGH WATER SEPTEMBER 1975 COOK INLET 899 001 AIR-WATER FLOW IN HYDRAULIC 800000 175 HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES VELOCITY FLOW 905 001 EFFECTS OF FIRE IN ALASKA AND 801100 124 FIRE ADJACENT CANADA-A LITERATURE ENVIRONMENT REVIEW ECOLOGY FORESTS HABITAT 3101 Dor ENGINEERING MONOGRAPH NO.41 801200 155 FLOW AIR-WATER FLOW IN HYDRAULIC HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES 3444 001 SOCIAL ASSESSMENT INDICATORS 810100 18 WATER IN WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT RESOURCE 1898 001 ALASKA INTERAGENCY FIRE 820300 115 FIRE MANAGEMENT PLAN TANANA/ MINCHUMINA PLANNING AREA 1849 001 AlASKA NATIONAL INTEREST 830000 60 LAND USE LANDS CONSEVATION ACT CONSERVATION 2547 001 ALASKA NATIONAL INTEREST 830000 200 LAND USE LANDS CONSERVATION ACT P.L.CONSERVATION 96-487 INFORMATION INTERIOR 3093 001 GENERAL MANAGEMENT PLAN LAND 851200 185 LAND USE PROTECTION PLAN WILDERNESS SUITABILITY REVIEW;DENALI NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE ALASKA DRAFT 1553 DOL ALASKA POPULATION OVERVIEW 790000 171 POPULATION FORECAST 1603 DOL ALASKA POPULATION OVERVIEW 810000 96 POPULATION 1981 CENSUS NEED/POWER DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:107 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---.------------------------------------..._--------------- 1461 DOL Al.ASKA AGREEMENTS OF WAGES 820100 48 WAGES AND BENEFITS FOR CONSTRUCTION NEED/POWER TRADES. 3008 DOL Al.ASKA PLANNING INFORMATION 850200 110 lAND USE 1605 DONG THERMAL TOLERANCE AND RATE OF 810306 51 AQUATIC DEVELOPMENT OF COHO SALMON FISH EMBRYOS SALMON 3520 DOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTION REVENUE 801200 45 PETROLEUM FORECAST QUARTERLY REPORT REVENUE DECEMBER 1980 FORECAST 228 DOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTION REVENUE 820900 59 REVENUE FORECAST,QUARTERLY REPORT,FORECAST SEPTEMBER 1982 NEED/POWER 3276 DOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTION REVENUE 821200 SO PETROLEUM FORECAST QUARTERLY REPORT REVENUE DECEMBER 1982 FORECAST 612 DOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTION REVENUE 830300 51 REVENUE FORECAST QUARTERLY REPORT FORECAST MARCH 1983 PETROLEUM NEED/POWER 4 DOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTION 830600 SO PETROLEUM REVENUE FORECAST FORECAST REVENUE NEED/POWER 314 DOR PETROLEUM PRO~UCTION REVENUE 830900 48 REVENUE FORECAST,QUARTERLY REPORT,FORECAST SEPT.1983 NEED/POWER 875 DOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTION REVENUE 831200 53 REVENUE FORECAST QUARTERLY REPORT FORECAST DECEMBER 1983 NEED/POWER 1601 DOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTION REVENUE 840300 48 REVENUE FORECAST QUARTERLY REPORT FORECAST MARCH 1984 NEED/POWER 1850 DOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTION REVENUE 840600 50 PETROLEUM FORECAST QUARTERLY REPORT REVENUE JUNE 1984 2479 DOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTION REVENUE 840900 SO REVENUE FORECAST QUARTERLY REPORT PETROLEUM SEPTEMBER 1984 2574 DOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTION REVENUE 841200 50 PETROLEUM FORECAST QUARTERLY REPORT FORECAST DECEMBER 1984 REVENUE DATE:04/l5/38 PAGE:108 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------------------------------------.------- 2730 DOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTION REVENUE 850300 60 FORECAST FORECAST QUARTERLY REPORT OIL MARCH 1985 NEED/POWER PETROLEUM REVENUE 3080 DOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTION REVENUE 850600 50 PETROLEUM FORECAST QUARTERLY REPORT FORECAST JUNE 1985 1782 DOT THE IMPORTANCE OF SMALL,770000 35 ARCHEOLOGY SURFACE,AND DISTRIRBED SITES AS SOURCES OF SIGNIFICANT ARCHEOLOGICAL DATA 3204 DOT FLOOD CHARACTERISTICS OF 790000 70 FLOOD ALASKAN STREAMS 3302 DOT SOUTH FAIRBANKS EXPRESSWAY 800000 450 ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FEIS 2841 DOT DENALI HIGHWAY CANTWELL TO 810000 100 DENALI PAXSON ENVIRONMENTAL HIGHWAY ASSESSMENT ENVIRONMENT 2840 DOT DENALI HIGHWAY CANTWELL TO 810000 30 DENALI PAXSON LOCATION STUDY REPORT HIGHWAY RS-0750(1) 2708 DOT KNIK ARM CROSSING MARINE 831220 50 BIOLOGY BIOLOGICAL STUDIES ENVIRONMENT 2709 DOT KNIK ARM CROSSING FRESHWATER 840127 50 HABITAT &TERRESTRIAL HABITAT STUDIES TERRESTRIAL 2707 DOT KNIK ARM CROSSING DEIS AND 840831 300 DEIS SECTION 4(F)EVALUATION ENVIRONMENT 2648 DOT DETERMINATION OF SEASONAL,841100 51 FISH FREQUENCY AND DURATIONAL DRAINAGE ASPECTS OF STREAM FLOW WITH ROADS REGARD TO FISH PASSAGE THROUGH ROADWAY DRAINAGE STRUCTURES 2710 DOT KNIK ARM CROSSING BIOLOGICAL 850301 25 BIOLOGY SECONDARY IMPACT ANALYSIS ENVIRONMENT 1158 DOTPF 1981 STANDARD OF 810000 694 ROAD SPECIFICATIONS FOR HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION 197 DOWL GROWTH POTENTIAL,DEVELOPMENT 820500 100 GROWTH ISSUES,SETTLEMENT PATTERNS,ISSUES VOL.2 OF 2 SETTLEMENT D:l.TE:04/15/88 PAGE:109 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------.-----------. 1175 DOWL FIGURE 12 BUIDING STATUS OF 830300 1 SCHOOL BOROUGH SCHOOLS SCHOOL FACILITIES FACILITY PROJECTIONS FAIRBANKS 2498 DPDF POLICY ANALYSIS PAPER NO.820802 100 SOCIAL 82-7 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT OF ECONOMIC LARGE SCALE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 1630 DPDP POLICY ANALYSIS NO.82-1 820125 13 NEED/POWER FORECASTING THE DEMAND FOR FORECAST ELECTRIC POWER DEMAND 2087 DRAKE THE EFFECTS OF SURFACE DUST 810000 4 SNOWMELT ON SNOWMELT RATES 1472 DRI U.S.LONG TERM REVIEW,FALL 800000 200 NEED/POWER 1980 2356 DRI SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACTS OF 820200 240 SOCIO-ECON POWER PLANTS COAL 3238 DRI ENERGY REVIEW EXECUTIVE 830000 30 ENERGY SUMMARY 1516 DRI U.S.LONG TERM REVIEW WINTER 830300 160 FORECAST 1982-83 DEMAND NEED/POWER 1900 DRI/RPA SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACTS OF 790600 160 SOCIO-ECON WESTERN ENERGY RESOURCE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT VOL.II:RESOURCES ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGIES 1902 DRI/RPA SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACTS OF 790600 110 SOCIO-ECON WESTERN ENERGY RESOURCE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT VOL.IV:COMPUTER RESOURCES MODEL DOCUMENTATION 1899 DRI/RPA SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACTS OF 790600 30 SOCIO-ECON WESTERN ENERGY RESOURCE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT VOL.1:SUMMARY RESOURCES AND IMPLICATIONS 1901 DRI/RPA SOC~OECONOMIC IMPACTS OF 790600 355 SOCIO-ECON WESTERN ENERGY RESOURCE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT VOL.III:CASE RESOURCES STUDIES 1992 DUMOND THE ESKIMOS AND ALEUTS 770000 180 SOCIO-ECON CULTURAL 882 DUNSTAN SUCCESSFUL RECONSTRUCTION OF 700000 1 EAGLES ACTIVE BALD EAGLE NEST NESTS RAPTOR D.'\IE:04/15/33 PAGE:110 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -----------------------------------------------_..-------- 3037 DUTHIE LIMNOLOGY OF SUBARCTIC 790000 13 IMPOUNDMENT CANADIAN LAKES AND SOME LIMNOLOGY EFFECTS OF IMPOUNDMENT 1295 DWIGHT SUBTASK 7.04 WATER RESOURCES 811200 50 WATER ANALYSIS RESOURCES 520 DWIGHT TRANSMISSION CORRIDOR WATER 821028 4 WATER QUALITY LITERATURE SEARCH QUALITY T-LINE 926 DZIECIOLO SELECTION OF BROWSE TWIGS BY 741100 9 BROWSE MOOSE MOOSE HABITAT 676 EAI LAKE COMANCHE DISSOLVED 820600 5 NITROGEN NITROGEN STUDY SATURATION 3191 EAKINS ALASKA'S MINERAL INDUSTRY 1984 850000 60 MINERAL 971 EASTMAN PRESCRIBED BURNING FOR 0 10 BURNING WILDLIFE HABITAT ~AGEMENT HABITAT IN BRITISH COLUMBIA WILDLIFE 1065 EASTMAN HABITAT USE BY MOOSE OF 740326 22 MOOSE BURNS,CUTOVERS AND FORESTS HABITAT IN NORTH CENTRAL BRITISH FORESTS COLUMBIA 2487 EASTMAN HABITAT SELECTION AND USE IN 771200 6 MOOSE WINTER BY MOOSE IN SUB-BOREAL HABITAT FORESTS OF NORTH-CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA,AND RELATIONSHIPS TO FORESTRY 749 EBASCO WATER AND WASTEWATER 750000 10 WATER MANAGEMENT AT FOSSIL-FUELED WASTEWATER POWER GENERATING STATIONS 1740 EBASCO RAILBELT ELECTRICAL POWER 810100 22 NEED/POWER ALTERNATIVE STUDY TECHNICAL ALTERNATIVE PROFILES:COMBINED CYCLE DRAFT RAILBELT 1744 EBASCO RAILBELT ELECTRICAL POWER 810100 22 NEED/POWER ALTERNATIVE STUDY TECHNICAL ALTERNATIVE PROFILES:COMBUSTION TURBINES RAILBELT DRAFT 1742 EBASCO RAILBELT ELECTRICAL POWER 810100 10 NEED/POWER ALTERNATIVES STUDY TECHNICAL ALTERNATIVE PROFILE:DIESEL GENERATION DIESEL DRAFT GENERATION RAILBELT D.-\TE:04/15/83 PAGE:112 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 3311 EBASCO GRANT LAKE HYDROELECTRIC 830200 600 HYDRO PROJECT DETAILED FEASIBILITY FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS VOL.1 99 EBASCO NORTH SLOPE GAS FEASIBILITY 830207 20 FEASIBILITY STUDY -FINAL DRAFr,FINAL COST COST RELATED SECTIONS NEED/POWER 2368 EBASCO COAL-FIRED UNIT SIZE 830400 15 COAL SELECTION ...IS BIGGER NEED/POWER BETTER? 203 EBASCO USE OF NORTH SLOPE GAS FOR 830900 650 FEASIBILITY HEAT AND ELECTRICITY IN THE ASSESSMENT RAILBELT,FINAL REPORT,NEED/POWER FEASIBILITY LEVEL ASSESSMENT 1273 EDCON SLIMHOLE GEOPHYSICAL LOGGING 800900 55 GEOPHYSICAL 548 EDFELT SUMMARY OF THE STATUS OF 810908 30 HABITAT HABITAT REGULATIONS 2876 EDFELT SUMMARY OF THE STATUS OF 810908 42 HABITAT HABITAT REGULATIONS PERS.COM:REGULATIONS 1550 EIA NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS 830300 400 GAS ENERGY CONSUMPTION SURVEY:CONSUMPTION 1979 CONSUMPTION AND COMMERCIAL EXPENDITURES PART I:NATURAL NEED/POWER GAS AND ELECTRICITY 551 EIA NATURAL GAS MARKET THRU 1990 830500 150 GAS AN ANALYSIS OF THE NATURAL MARKET GAS POLICY ACT AND SEVERAL NEED/POWER ALTERNATIVES PART IV 2996 EINSTEIN.DESPOSITION OF SUSPENDED 680900 8 SEDIMENT PARTICLES IN A GRAVEL BED GRAVEL (EXCERPT)HYDRAULIC 1880 EKONO PEAT RESOURCE ESTIMATION IN 800800 116 NEED/POWER ALASKA -FINAL REPORT VOL.1 3054 ELDER CHARACTERISTICS OF FIXED -520000 19 VALVES DISPERSION CONE VALVES 1547 ELI THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST 800000 228 HOUSING RESIDENTIAL ENERGY SURVEY FORECAST VOL.1:EXCUTIVE SUMMARY ENERGY NEED/POWER 1545 ELLINGTON ELASTICITY OF DEMAND:TOPIC 2 770131 30 FORECAST ELECTRIC UTILITY RATE DESIGN ELECTRIC STUDY VOLUME 12 DEMAND NEED/POWER ·.--.._.._._- DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:113 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ----_...--------------------------------------------------- 1726 ELLIOT WILDLIFE FOOD HABITS AND 840500 175 HABITAT HABITAT USE ON REVEGETATED BIG GAME STRIPMINE lAND IN AlASKA 2756 EMPS KNIK ARM CROSSING -SCOPING 830308 50 KNIK REPORT 1548 ENDER THE OPINIONS OF THE ANCHORAGE 771200 135 ISSUES CITIZEN ON LOCAL PUBLIC PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES 1549 ENDER 1978 POPULATION PROFILE 780000 30 POPUlATION MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE CENSUS HOUSING 2921 ENTRIX ACCESS CORRIDOR,CONSTRUCTION 851000 150 FISH ZONE AND TRANSMISSION IMPACT CORRIDOR FISH IMPACT MITIGATION ASSESSMENT AND MITIGATION PLAN REPORT NO.1 2922 ENTRIX IMPOUNDMENT AREA FISH IMPACT 851000 75 FISH ASSESSMENT AND MITIGATION IMPOUNDMENT PLAN REPORT NO.2 IMPACT MITIGATION 3417 ENTRIX DOWNSTREAM AQUATIC IMPACT 860200 470 AQUATIC ASSESSMENT REPORT DRAFT HABITAT IMPACT 2722 ENV AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY AND HAZARD 83·0400 600 AQUATIC ASSESSMENT:SEVENTH SYMPOSIUM HAZARD 1517 EP AN EVALUATION OF THE ISER 800700 25 FORECAST ELECTRICITY DEMAND FORECAST DEMAND NEED/POWER 2279 EPA EFFECTS OF NOISE ON WILDLIFE 711231 75 WILDLIFE AND OTHER ANIMALS NOISE 2434 EPA WORKING PAPER NUMBER 14 720200 .20 FIRE EFFECTS OF WICKERSHAM DOME QUALITY FIRE ON WATER QUALITY OF WATER WASHINGTON CREEK 1922 EPA LOW WINTER DISSOLVED OXYGEN 740000 41 WATER IN SOME ALASKAN RIVERS QUALITY 2115 EPA INFORMATION ON LEVELS OF 740300 300 POLLUTION ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE REQUISITE ENVIRONMENT TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH AND NOISE WELFARE WITH AN ADEQUATE MARGIN OF SAFETY 750 EPA WATER RECYCLEjREUSE 741200 55 WATER POSSIBILITIES:POWER PLANT RECYCLE BOILER AND COOLING SYSTEMS DATE:04/15/33 PAGE:114 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 3143 EPA IMPACTS OF CONSTRUCTION 760400 30 CONSTRUCTIONW ACTIVITIES IN WETLANDS OF THE ETLANDS UNITED STATES 1762 EPA COMPILATION OF AIR POLLUTANT 770800 2 AIR EMISSION FACTORS THIRD EDITION POLLUTION 2335 EPA COMPILATION OF AIR POLLUTANT 770800 600 AIR QUALITY EMISSION FACTORS SUPPLEMENTS POLLUTION 1-7 2113 EPA VALLEY MODEL USER'S GUIDE 770900 100 MODEL ENVIRONMENT 2112 EPA GUIDELINES FOR AIR QUALITY 771000 150 AIR MAINTENANCE PLANNING AND QUALITY ANALYSIS.VOL.10 (REVISED): PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATING AIR QUALITY IMPACT OF NEW STATIONARY 2067 EPA GUIDELINES FOR AIR QUALITY 771000 90 AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE PLANNING AND REGULATIONS ANALYSIS VOL.10 (REVISED): PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATING AIR QUALITY 1751 EPA GUIDELINES FOR AIR QUALITY 771017 46 AIR QUALITY MAINTENANCE PLANNING AND ANALYSIS VOLUME 10 (REVISED): PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATING AIR QUALITY IMPACT OF NEW STAJ:IONA 1788 EPA TITLE 40 PROTECTION OF 790611 6 ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENT SECTIONS 60.40A TO REGULATIONS 60.52 2111 EPA INDUSTRIAL SOURCE COMPLEX 791200 500 MODEL (ISC DISPERSION MODEL USER'S GUIDE VOL.1 1761 EPA WORKBOOK FOR ESTIMATING 801100 4 AIR QUALITY VISIBILITY IMPAIRMENT VISUAL ESTIMATE 2116 EPA AMBIENT MONITORING GUIDELINES 801100 100 PSD FOR PREVENTION OF SIGNIFICANT DETERIORATION (PSD) 2114 EPA WORKBOOK FOR ESTIMATING 801100 400 ENVIRONMENT VISIBILITY IMPAIRMENT 2336 EPA COMPILATION OF AIR POLLUTANT 820600 800 AIR QUALITY EMISSION FACTORS SUPPLEMENT POLLUTION NO.8 DATE:04/15/63 PAGE:U5 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2117 EPA COMPILATION OF AIR POLLUTANT 830500 180 AIR EMISSION FACTORS,THIRD POLLUTION EDITION 1621 EPP DECISION AND REPORT TO 770922 270 GAS CONGRESS ON THE ALASKA NATURAL NATURAL GAS TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORT SYSTEM NEED/POWER 382 EPRI TRANSMISSION LINE REFERENCE 0 170 T-LINE BOOK,HVDC-600KV REFERENCE 3452 EPRI ELASTICITY OF DEMAND:TOPIC 2 770131 34 DEMAND 381 EPRI TRANSMISSION LINE REFERENCE 780000 177 T-LINE BOOK,115-138 KV COMPACT LINE REFERENCE DESIGN 380 EPRI TRANSMISSION LINE REFERENCE 790000 244 T-LINE BOOK,WIND-INDUCED CONDUCTOR REFERENCE MOTION 1623 EPRI HOW ELECTRIC UTILITIES 790300 300 FORECAST .FORECAST:EPRI SYMPOSIUM CONSUMPTION PROCEEDINGS MODELS ELECTRIC NEED/POWER 2665 EPRI COMPARATIVE ECONOMICS OF 800300 80 GAS ADVANCED REGENERABLE FLUE GAS NEED/POWER DESULFURIZATION PROCESS 2666 EPRI ECONOMICS OF FOUR FGD SYSTEMS 810100 100 FGD NEED/POWER 379 EPRI TRANSMISSION LINE REFERENCE 820000 625 TRANSMISSIONR BOOK,345 KV AND ABOVE SECOND EFERENCE EDITION 1926 EPRI SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACTS OF 820000 13 SOCIO ECON POWERPlANTS COAL PUBLIC 3451 EPRI RESIDENTIAL DEMAND FOR ENERGY 820000 140 RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY 3262 EPRI WORLD OIL 820600 120 OIL 2667 EPRI THE EFFECTS OF PROCESS WATER 820700 100 WATER SELECTION ON LIME-LIMESTONE GAS FLUE GAS DESULFURIZATION NEED/POWER CHEMISTRY 3458 EPRI INTEGRATION OF THE STATE -830600 100 ENERGY LEVEL ELECTRICITY DEMAND DEMAND FORECAST MODEL AND THE REGIONAL ELECTRICITY MODEL DATE:04/1.5/3:3 PAGE:116 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------.------------------------------------------ 735 ERC LOW-RANK COAL STUDY NATIONAL 801100 260 COAL NEEDS FOR RESOURCE RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT VOL.2 NEED/P0W:ER 939 ERICKSON NATURAL GAS AND ELECTRIC 810300 64 NATURAL GAS POWER:ALTERNATIVES FOR ELECTRIC RAILBELT RAILBELT NEED/POWER 2357 ERP EXTERNAL REVIEW PANEL MEETING 810605 22 GEOTECHNICALM NO.2 EETING 2955 ERP REPORTS,FINDINGS AND 820400 75 ERP RECOMMENDATIONS APA EXTERNAL CONSULTANTS REVIEW PANAL MEETING #6 MEETING 2954 ERP REPORTS,FINDINGS AND 820400 75 ERP RECOMMENDATIONS APA EXTERNAL CONSULTANTS REVIEW PANAL 2354 ERP EXTERNAL REVIEW PANEL MEETING 821119 3 GEOTECHNICALM #7 PERS.COM.EETING 1160 ERRINGTON MUSKRATS AND MARSH MANAGEMENT 610000 181 SMALL GAME ENVIRONMENT 2585 ERT DIAMOND CHUITNA PROJECT 840200 250 TERRESTRIAL TERRESTRIAL WILDLIFE BASELINE WILDLIFE STUDIES REPORT VOL.I-TEXT COAL 2586 ERT DIAMOND CHUITNA PROJECT 840400 10 COAL TERRESTRIAL WILDLIFE BASELINE TERRESTRIAL STUDIES REPORT VOL.II APPENDICES 2220 ERWIN BREEDING HABITAT USE BY 800000 12 BIRDS COLONIALLY NESTING WATERBIRDS HABITAT IN TWO MID-ATLANTIC US REGIONS UNDER DIFFERENT REGIMES OF HUMAN DISTURBANCE 2942 ES&E BIRCHWOOD AIRPORT MASTER PLAN 850900 75 AIRPORT PHASE II REPORT TRANSPORT BIRCHWOOD PLAN 2502 ESRI SUSITNA RIVER BASIN-ALASKA 810200 175 LAND USE AUTOMATED GEOGRAPHIC GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM NASAjUSDA/ADNR FINAL REPORT: WILLOW SUBBASIN 2557 ESRI FINAL REPORT COMPUTERIZED 821100 300 GEOGRAPHY GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM TALKEETNA AND BELUGA SUBBASINS SUSITNA RIVER BASIN,ALASKA DATE:O~/:':.:::: PAGE:117 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------.----------------- 2558 ESRI FINAL REPORT COMPUTERIZED 830300 300 GEOGRAPHY GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM UPPER SUSITNA SUSITNA RIVER BASIN,AlASKA 527 ESSA TERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL 821022 150 TERRESTRIAL WORKSHOP AND PRELIMINARY WORKSHOP SIMULATION MODEL 3382 ESSA DRAFT REPORT TERRESTRIAL 830427 175 TERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL MITIGATION MITIGATION PLANNING SIMUlATION MODEL MODEL 3295 ESSA MERCURY RELEASE IN 860113 185 MINERAL HYDROELECTRIC RESERVOIRS RESERVOIR WATER POLLUTION 2406 ES~ES EVALUATION OF METHODS FOR 850000 160 FLOW RECOMMENDING INSTREAM FLOWS SALMON TO SUPPORT SPAWNING BY SALMON SPAWNING 942 EULER THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF 740400 3 ECONOMIC PRESCRIBED BURNING OF MOOSE MOOSE HUNTING IMPACT 593 E'WTA SEE DCNO 508 0 0 235 E'WTA SEE DCNO 510 0 0 2966 E'WTA SEE DCNO'S 3405 AND 3406 0 0 478 E'WTA FISH ECOLOGY:SURVEY OF 810501 40 FISH QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS ECOLOGY PERTAINING TO INSTREAM FLOW ASPECTS OF THE PROPOSED SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC'PROJECT &ClflMd 951 EWTA INSTREAM FLOW ASSESSMENT FOR 810531 53 FLOW THE PROPOSED SUSITNA STREAMFLOW HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT ISSUE AQUATIC IDENTIFICATION AND BASELINE HABITAT DATA ANALYSIS 1981 STUDY PLAN QUALITY 476 EWTA FISH ECOLOGY INSTREAM FLOW 810531 20 FISH ASSESSMENT FOR THE PROPOSED ECOLOGY SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT ISSUE IDENTIFICATION AND BASELINE DATA ANALYSIS 3161 EWTA SUBTASK 7.10 FISH ECOLOGY 810531 54 FISH INSTREAM FLOW ASSESSMENT FOR ECOLOGY THE PROPOSED SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT ISSUE IDENTIFICATION AND BASELINE DATA ANALYSIS 1981 OATS:04/15/33 PAGE:US DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS--------------------------------------------------------- 480 EWTA SUBTASK 7.10:FISH ECOLOGY;820300 108 FISH INSTREAM FLOW ASSESSMENT FOR ECOLOGY THE PROPOSED SHP ISSUE IDENTIFICATION AND BASELINE DATA ANALYSIS 1981 SUMMARY REPORT 526 EWTA 1982 WINTER TEMPERATURE STUDY 820600 150 WINTER OPEN FILE REPORT TEMPERATURE 1614 EWTA 1982 WINTER TEMPERATURE STUDY 820600 150 TEMPERATURE AQUATIC HABITAT 510 EWTA PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF 821100 20 SLOUGHS ACCESS BY SPAWNING SALMON TO ANADROMOUS SIDE SLOUGH HABITAT ABOVE FISH TALKEETNA HYDROLOGY 499 EWTA HABITAT CHARACTERISTICS OF THE 821105 3 HABITAT SUSITNA RIVER ABOVE TALKEETNA Scafltltd 508 EWTA PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF 830300 20 ACCESS ACCESS BY SPAWNING SALMON INTO SPAWNING PORTAGE CREEK AND INDIAN RIVER SALMON 668 EWTA DRAFr HABITAT MAP 830810 1 HABITAT MAP 1693 EWTA RESPONSE OF AQUATIC HABITAT 840600 55 AQUATIC SURFACE AREAS TO MAIN STEM HABITAT DISCHARGE IN THE TALKEETNA TO DISCHARGE DEVIL CANYON REACH OF THE SUSITNA RIVER,AlASKA• 3556 EWTA SUMMARY OF HYDRAULIC 850500 300 HYDRAULIC CONDITIONS AND HABITAT HABITAT FORECASTS AT 1984 MIDDLE RIVER FORECAST STUDY SITES DRAFT REPORT 2898 EWTA HYDRAULIC RElATIONSHIPS &850800 250 HYDRAULIC MODEL CALIBRATION PROCEDURES MODEL AT 1984 STUDY SITES IN THE TALKEETNA-TO-DEVIL CANYON SEGMENT OF THE SUSITNA RIVER FINAL REPORT 2899 EWTA HYDRAULIC RElATIONSHIPS AND 850800 250 HYDRAULIC MODEL CALIBRATION PROCEDURES CALIBRATION AT 1984 STUDY SITES IN THE MODEL TALKEETNA-TO DEVIL CANYON SEGMENT OF THE SUSITNA RIVER APPENDICES DATE:04/15/3.3 PAGE:119 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------..............---------.._.. 2919 EWTA CHARACTERIZATION OF AQUATIC 851000 130 AQUATIC HABITATS IN THE HABITAT TALKEETNA-TO-DEVIL CANYON SEGMENT OF THE SUSITNA RIVER ALASKA FINAL REPORT 2945 EWTA RESPONSE OF AQUATIC HABITAT 851100 100 AQUATIC SURFACE AREAS TO MAINSTEM HABITAT DISCHARGE IN THE DISCHARGE TALKEETNA-TO-DEVIL CANYON SEGMENT OF THE SUSITNA RIVER, ALASKA 2909 EWTA RESPONSE OF JUVENILE CHINOOK 851200 250 JUVENILE HABITAT TO DISCHARGE IN THE FISH TALKEETNA-TO-DEVIL CANYON AQUATIC SEGMENT OF THE SUSITNA RIVER,DISCHARGE ALASKA TECHNICAL REPORT NO.5 PART A 3060 EWTA INSTREAM FLOW RELATIONSHIPS 851200 224 FLOW REPORT VOL.1 ti;onne~3061 EWTA DRAFT INSTREAM FLOW 851200 150 FLOW RELATIONSHIPS REPORT VOLUME DISCHARGE NO.2 DRAFT REPORT AQUATIC 2971 EWTA RESPONSE OF PHOTOSYNTHETICALLY 851220 45 TURBIDITY ACTIVE RADIATION AT THE STREAMFLOW EUPHOTIC SURFACE TO ALTERED RADIATION TURBIDITY AND STREAMFLOW REGIMES OF THE MIDDLE SUSITNA DRAFT REPORT, 3404 EWTA CLOSE-OUT STATUS REPORT FOR 860514 20 AQUATIC INVERTEBRATE ANALYSIS FINAL REPORT 3423 EWTA RESPONSE OF CHUM SALMON 860600 100 SALMON SPAWNING HABITAT TO DISCHARGE HABITAT IN THE TALKEETNA-TO-DEVIL DISCHARGE CANYON SEGMENT OF THE SUSITNA SPAWNING RIVER,ALASKA TECHNICAL REPORT NO.5 3405 EWTA ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTS OF 860600 225 AQUATIC THE PROPOSED SUSITNA HABITAT HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT ON THE AQUATIC RESOURCES OF THE COOK INLET-TO-TALKEETNA SEGMENT VOLUME 1 DATS:04/1S'-S3 PAGE:120 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -----------------------------------------------....--_...----- 3406 EWTA ASSESSMENT OF ·THE EFFECTS OF 860600 100 AQUATIC THE PROPOSED SUSITNA HABITAT HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT ON THE AQUATIC RESOURCES OF THE COOK INLET-TO-TALKEETNA SEGMENT VOLUME 2 -APP 3199 EXXON EXXON BACKGOUND SERIES MIDDLE 841200 40 OIL EAST OIL AND GAS GAS 3067 FEMA FEDERAL GUIDELINES FOR 850300 45 EARTHQUAKE EARTHQUAKE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN DESIGN OF DAMS DAM 492 FERC HYDROELECTRIC POWER EVALUATION 790800 180 HYDROLECTRICN EED/POWER 3247 FERC KOOTENAI RIVER HYDROELECTRIC 820201 200 NEED/POWER PROJECT DIRECT TESTIMONY AND GEOLOGY EXHIBITS ON BEHALF OF NORTHERN CONSTRUCTIONT LIGHTS,INC.VOLUME II ESTIMONY 3246 FERC KOOTENAI RIVER HYDROELECTRIC 820201 275 NEED/POWER PROJECT DIRECT TESTIMONY AND GEOLOGY EXHIBITS ON BEHALF OF NORTHERN CONSTRUCTIONT LIGHTS,INC.VOLUME I ESTIMONY HYDRAULICS 3529 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 821015 20 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK -PRELIMINARY DRAFT 3530 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 821101 30 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK -PRELIMINARY DRAFT 3531 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 821201 30 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK -PRELIMINARY DRAFT 3532 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 830101 25 STATUS SUS ITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK -DRAFT 3533 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 830201 50 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3534 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 830301 25 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 1099 FERC MEMORANDUM TO THE COMMISSION 830309 146 SOCIO-ECON AND NOTICE OF INVITATION FOR COMMENTS 245 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT -830401 60 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK DATE:04/15/33 PAGE:121 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ....----------------------------~-------------------------- 509 FERc INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT -830501 70 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3535 FERc INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 830601 35 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 2341 FERc OFFIcIAL STENOGRAPHERS REPORT 830620 88 PUBLIC -SCOPING SESSION DOcKET NO HEARINGS 7114,WEST HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY,JUNE 20, 1983 2338 FERc OFFICIAL STENOGRAPHERS REPORT 830620 96 PUBLIC -PUBLIC HEARING DOCKET NO HEARINGS 7114,HELD AT WEST HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY,JUNE 20, 1983 2339 FERC OFFICIAL STENOGRAPHERS REPORT 830621 77 PUBLIC -PUBLIC HEARING,DOCKET NO HEARINGS 7114,HELD AT SUSITNA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY,JUNE 21, 1983 3274 FERC OFFICIAL STENOGRAPHERS REPORT 830622 16 PUBLIC -PUBLIC HEARING DOCKET NO.NATIVES 7114,CANTWELL NATIVE COUNCIL COMMUNITY HALL,JUNE 22,.1983 2340 FERC OFFICIAL STENOGRAPHERS REPORT 830623 62 PUBLIC -PUBLIC HEARING DOCKET NO HEARINGS 7114,HELD AT RYAN JUNIOR HIGH,FAIRBANKS,JUNE 23, 1983 3536 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 830701 50 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3537 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 830801 40 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3538 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 830901 40 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3539 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 831001 50 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK -VOLUME 2 3540 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 831101 25 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3321 FERC TECHNICAL QUESTIONNAIRES 831126 700 FERC REGARDING AGENCY COMMENTS ON AGENCY FERC LICENSE APPLICATION DECEMBER 5, 1983 VOLUME 1 SORTED BY AGENCY DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:122 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------.------------ 3322 FERC TECHNICAL QUESTIONNAIRES 831126 60 FERC REGARDING AGENCY COMMENTS ON AGENCY FERC LICENSE APPLICATION, DECEMBER 5,1983,VOLUME 2, SORTED BY SUBJECT 1126 FERC SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 831200 100 AGENCY TECHNICAL QUESTIONNAIRES COMMENTS VOLUME 2,COMMENTS 1.201-1.300,SET #2 1128 FERC SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 831200 150 AGENCY TECHNICAL QUESTIONNAIRES COMMENTS VOLUME 4,COMMENTS 1.401-1.500,SET #2 1129 FERC SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 831200 100 AGENCY TECHNICAL QUESTIONNAIRES COMMENTS VOLUME 5,COMMENTS 1.501-1.579,SET #2 1127 FERC SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 831200 100 AGENCY TECHNICAL QUESTIONNAIRES COMMENTS VOLUME 3,COMMENTS 1.301-1.400,SET #2 1125 FERC SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 831200 100 AGENCY TECHNICAL QUESTIONNAIRES COMMENTS VOLUME 1,COMMENTS 1.23-1.200, SET #2 3541 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 831201 25 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3542 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 840101 25 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3543 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 840201 25 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3544 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 840301 25 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3545 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 840401 30 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3243 FERC INITIAL DECISION NORTHERN 840423 60 LICENSE LIGHTS,INC. Scanf1~~1657 FERC DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 840500 150 DEIS STATEMENT VOLUME·5:ENVIRONMENT APPENDICES J AND K IMPACT ~n()1(6 1653 FERC DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 840500 350 DEIS STATEMENT VOLUME 1:MAIN TEXT ENVIRONMENT IMPACT DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:123 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS---._---------------------------------------------------... 1655 FERC DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 840500 70 DEIS STATEMENT VOLUME.3.:ENVIRONMENT APPENDICES E THROUGH G IMPACT 2421 FERC STATUS OF COAL SUPPLY 840500 50 COAL CONTRACTS FOR NEW GENERATION STATUS UNITS 1983-1992 FERC DRAFT ENVIRONMENT~IMPACT 840500 50 DEIS STATEMENT VOLUME!7:ENVIRONMENT APPENDICES N AND '6 .IMPACT r;CfAf1'1l.ld 1656 FERC DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 840500 70 DEIS STATEMENT VOLUME(~;ENVIRONMENT APPENDICES H AND I IMPACT 1654 FERC DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAl..IMPACT 840500 60 DEIS STATEMENT VOLUME 2;:ENVIRONMENT APPENDICES A THROtlGH D IMPACT SC£tnnJ1658 FERC DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 840500 70 DEIS STATEMENT VOLUME 6.:ENVIRONMENT APPENDICES L AND M IMPACT 3546 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 840601 30 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3547 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 840701 30 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3548 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 840801 30 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3549 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 840901 30 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3550 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 841001 30 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3551 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 841101 30 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3552 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 841201 30 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 3280 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT -850101 55 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 2649 FERC DEIS BRADLEY LAKE PROJECT 850200 250 DEIS 3553 FERC INTERNAL MANAGEMENT DOCUMENT 850201 30 STATUS SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT BEAR BOOK 2004 FERN FIELD INVESTIGATION OF OZONE 740000 12 T-LINE ADJACENT TO HIGH VOLTAGE ENVIRONMENT TRANSMISSION LINES DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:124 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------._---------------------------------..-- 2088 FINSTERBU UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL IMPACTS 800000 300 SOCIAL ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF ECONOMIC PUBLIC PROJECTS GROWTH 105 FMAA UNIT PRICES -BACKUP 810121 400 UNIT CALCULATIONS .SUSITNA CAMP CALCULATIONS ESTIMATES 252 FMAA SUSITNA CAMP ESTIMATES BOOK 810121 240 ESTIMATE F,TASK 9 .GROUP 12 (DCNO 252 IS CONTAINED IN TWO BOOKS LABELED 252A AND 252B) 1362 FMAA COST AND TRANSPORTATION DATA 810810 80 COST TRANSPORT 1361 FMAA CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATES -811113 80 COST INFORMATION ESTIMATE 2779 FMAA BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 850200 20 BMP MANUAL WATER WITHDRAWAL WATER AND STORAGE 2777 FMAA BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 850200 125 BMP MANUAL EROSION AND SEDIMENT EROSION CONTROL SEDIMENT 2778 FMAA BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 850200 125 BMP MANUAL LIQUID AND SOLID WASTE WASTE MANAGEMENT £to.'(\f'~~2776 FMAA BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 850200 60 BMP MANUAL OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY OIL PLANNING 2780 FMAA BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 850200 50 BMP MANUAL FUEL AND HAZARDOUS FUEL MATERIALS 496 FMUS FAIRBANKS MUNICIPAL UTILITIES 821200 200 UTILITIES SYSTEM FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL AND STATUS OF THE BUDGET NEED/POWER UNAUDITED 1982 1178 FMUS MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRICAL 840227 30 ELECTRIC BIllS AND TABLES FMUS AND MA UTILITIES PRINTOUTS NEED/POWER 958 FNSB 1979 ANIMAL SHELTER 2 790000 40 ENERGY BUILDING ENERGY USEAGE CONSUMPTION PROFILE (PRINTOUT) 1096 FNSB COMMUNITY RESEARCH QUARTERLY 820000 106 ECONOMY A REVIEW OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC NEED/POWER TRENDS SOCIO-ECON DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:125 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------------------------------------_..------ 1003 FNSB THE ENERGY REPORT VOL.III,1 820600 30 NEED/POWER ENERGY PLAN 1004 FNSB THE ENERGY REPORT VOL.III,2 820800 26 NEED/POWER ENERGY PLAN 1005 FNSB THE ENERGY REPORT VOL.III,3 821200 30 NEED/POWER ENERGY PLAN 1542 FNSB A REVIEW OF SOCIO ECONOMIC 830000 135 EMPLOYMENT TRENDS FAIRBANKS,AlASKA MAY,SOCIO-ECON 1983 VOL.VI,NUMBER 1 POPULATION HOUSING 3460 FNSB COMMUNITY RESEARCH QUARTERLY 830200 106 SOCIO A REVEW OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC ECONOMIC TRENDS FAIRBANKS,ALASKA FEBRUARY,1983 VOLUME V, NUMBER 4 1006 FNSB THE ENERGY REPORT VOL.III,4 830300 26 NEED/POWER ENERGY PlAN 2397 FNSB FAIRBANKS NORTHSTAR BOROUGH 830800 500 lAND USE DRAFT COMPREHENS IVE PlAN 347.3 FNSB 1980 CENSUS FAIRBANKS NORTH 830900 137 POPULATION STAR BOROUGH VOLUME 1:CENSUS POPULATION AND HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS 1171 FNSB FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH 840100 2 MAPS DRAFT COMPREHENSIVE PlAN - SIDE 1 AND 2;MAPS 1163 FNSB DRAFT COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE 840100 21 l.AND USE PlAN GOALS AND POLICIES 3461 FNSB COMMUNITY RESEARCH QUARTERLY:840100 106 SOCIO A REVEW OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC ECONOMIC TRENDS FAIRBANKS,ALASKA JANUARY,1984 VOLUME VI, NUMBER 4 3475 FNSB FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH 840100 2 MAPS lAND USE PLAN -MAPS 26 FOA SEE DCNO 648 0 0 1118 FOA SEE DeNO 1441 0 0 -0- DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:126 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS e:Jeorlner ;;;-------------------------------------------..---._-------- FOA SUBTASK 7.05 SOCIOECONOMIC 800815 100 SOCIO-ECON ANALYSIS FIRST SEMI-ANNUAL ANALYSIS REPORT (JANUARY -JUNE,1980) 363 FOA SUBTASK 7.05 SOCIOECONOMIC 810300 384 SOCIa-ECON ANALYSIS ANNUAL REPORT 1980 ANALYSIS 1298 FOA SUBTASK 7.05 SOCIOECONOMIC 810500 400 SOCIO-ECON ANALYSIS ANNUAL REPORT 1~80 ~1297 FOA SUBTASK 7.05 SOCIOECONOMIC 820400 680 SOCIO-ECONSCOJ'lnf"ANALYSIS PHASE I FINAL REPORT 370 FOA ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SUBTASK 820400 615 SOCIO-ECON 7.05,SOCIOECONOMIC ANALYSIS, PHASE 1 REPORT 2874 FOA TRAFFIC ESTIMATES -WORKER 821222 5 TRAFFIC TRANSPORTATION PERS.COM.DENALI SCanne~648 FOA PROJECTION ASSUMPTIONS,830700 100 SOCIO-ECON METHODOLOGY AND OUTPUT FORMATS PROJECTION DRAFT FINAL 1113 FOA PUBLIC SECTOR SURVEY REPORT 840200 11 PUBLIC SURVEY 1112 FOA CANTWELL BUSINESS SURVEY 840200 51 CANTWELL REPORT SURVEY BUSINESS 5cOJIt"\£A 1107 FOA TRAPPER CREEK HOUSEHOLD 840200 73 TRAPPERCREEKS SURVEY REPORT URVEY HOUSEHOLD 1111 FOA CANTWELL HOUSEHOLD SURVEY 840200 75 CANTWELL REPORT SURVEY 1109 FOA TALKEETNA HOUSEHOLD SURVEY 840200 112 TALKEETNA REPORT SURVEY 1110 FOA TALKEETNA BUSINESS SURVEY 840200 46 TALKEETNA REPORT SURVEY BUSINESS 1108 FOA TRAPPER CREEK BUSINESS SURVEY 840200 44 TRAPPERCREEKS REPORT URVEY BUSINESS 1443 FOA WORKING PAPER NO.2:TECHNICAL 840300 500 SOCIAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ECONOMIC SOCIOECONOMIC MODEL EXHIBITS 5-9 FINAL REPORT 1452 FOA CAR TRANSPORTATION SCENARIO 840300 155 IMPACT SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT PROJECTIONS PROJECTIONS CAR OATS:04/15/82 PAGE:127 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------..------------ 1441 FOA WORKING PAPER NO.2:TECHNICAL 840300 45 SOCIAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ECONOMIC SOCIOECONOMIC MODEL 1442 FOA WORKING PAPER NO.2:TECHNICAL 840300 500 SOCIAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ECONOMIC SOCIOECONOMIC MODEL EXHIBITS 1-4 FINAL REPORT 'S (A'f{i'A451 FOA UPDATED PROJECTIONS OF SOCIO-840300 70 IMPACT C ILl5\d ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF SUSITNA PROJECTIONS HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT SOCIO- ECONOMIC IMPACT PROJECTIONS SUMMARY REPORT 1453 FOA BUS TRANSPORTATION SCENARIO 840400 150 IMPACT SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT PROJECTIONS PROJECTIONS BUS 1765 FOA THE ASSESSMENT OF THE 840516 22 MIGRATION POTENTIAL FOR SPECULATIVE SOCIAL IN-MIGRATION POSITION PAPER CULTURAL DRAFT SftnT1ld 2554 FOA SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT 840600 500 TRANSPORT PROJECTIONS:AIR AIR TRANSPORTATION FROM ANCHORAGE SOCIO-ECON SCENARIO FOA SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT 840600 500 TRANSPORT PROJECTIONS:AIR AIR TRANSPORTATION FROM FAIRBANKS SOCIO-ECON SCENARIO 2555 FOA SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT 840600 500 TRANSPORT PROJECTIONS:AIR OR CAR AIR TRANSPORTATION SCENARIO CAR SOCIO-ECON 2553 FOA SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT 840600 500 TRANSPORT PROJECTIONS:AIR AIR TRANSPORTATION FROM ANCHORAGE SOCIO-ECON OR FAIRBANKS SCENARIO StClVln-td 1858 FOA ANCHORAGE/FAIRBANKS INTERTIE 840700 50 INTERTIE TRANSMISSION LINE WORKER T-LINE SURVEY:FALL 1983 2985 FOA SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT 840801 55 IMPACT MITIGATION PLAN UPDATE MITIGATION SOCIO-ECON 2987 FOA VALIDATION OF INITIAL VALUES 840900 35 ECONOMIC REPORT FOR THE SUSITNA DEMOGRAPHIC HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FINAL REPORT DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:128 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2319 FOA SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT 841000 45 CAR PROJECTIONS SUMMARY REPORT:BUS COMPARISON OF CAR AND AIR SOCIO-EGON TRANSPORTATION SCENARIOS 2984 FOA CALIBRATION OF REGIONAL 850100 75 IMPAGT DISAGGREGATION PROCEDURES CALIBRATION USED IN THE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJEGT IMPACT ASSESSMENT MODEL 2928 FOA HOUSING AND RESIDENTIAL AND 850500 35 HOUSING COMMERCIAL LAND USE LAND USE CONSTRAINTS REPORT FOR THE SOCIO-EGON SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 2986 FOA SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS SUMMARY 850500 10 ANALYSIS REPORT FOR THE SUSITNA SOCIO-EGON HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT SOCIOECONOMIC EFFECTS MODEL 2892 FOA SOCIOECONOMIC EFFECTS 850600 600 TRANSPORT PROJECTIONS STAGED BUS CONSTRUCTION FOR THE SUSITNA AIR HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FY85 AIR SOCIO-ECON AND BUS TRANSPORTATION SCENARIO (50/50) 2894 FOA SOCIOECONOMIC EFFECTS 850600 600 TRANSPORT PROJECTIONS STAGED CAR CONSTRUCTION 'FOR THE SUSITNA SOCIO-ECON HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FY85 CAR TRANSPORTATION SCENARIO 2926 FOA RAILHEAD ANALYSIS REPORT FOR 850600 35 RAILHEAD THE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC ANALYSIS PROJECT SOCIO-EGON 2893 FOA SOCIOECONOMIC EFFECTS 850600 600 TRANSPORT PROJECTIONS STAGED BUS CONSTRUCTION FOR THE SUSITNA AIR HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FY85 AIR SOCIO-ECON AND BUS TRANSPORTATION SCENARIO (77/23) 2891 FOA SOCIOECONOMIC EFFECTS 850600 600 TRANSPORT PROJECTIONS STAGED BUS CONSTRUCTION FOR THE SUSITNA AIR HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FY85 AIR SOCIO-ECON AND BUS TRANSPORTATION SCENARIO (100/0) 2927 FOA TRAFFIC ANALYSIS REPORT FOR 850600 150 SOCIO-ECON THE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC TRAFFIC PROJECT ANALYSIS OAT=::04/15:33 PAGE:129 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ..._----_......------------------------------------------------ 3387 FOA SOCIOECONOMIC "EFFECTS 850600 400 SOCIO-ECON PROJECTIONS FOR THE SUSITNA AIR HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FY85 BUS AIR AND BUS TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORT SCENARIO (50/50) 3009 FOA SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 850600 261 SOCIO-ECON DOCUMENTATION REPORT IMPACT SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT MODEL, VOL.1 3011 FOA SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 850600 413 SOCIO-ECON DOCUMENTATION REPORT IMPACT SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT MODEL, VOL.3 APPENDIX B-5 THRU B-10 3389 FOA SOCIOECONOMIC EFFECTS 850600 400 SOCIO-ECON PROJECTIONS FOR THE SUSITNA AIR HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FY85 BUS AIR AND BUS TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORT SCENARIO (100/0) 3386 FOA SOCIOECONOMIC EFFECTS 850600 400 SOCIO-ECON PROJECTIONS FOR THE SUSITNA CAR HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FY85 TRANSPORT CAR TRANSPORTATION SCENARIO 3388 FOA SOCIOECONOMIC EFFECTS 850600 400 SOCIO-ECON PROJECTIONS FOR THE SUSITNA AIR 'HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FY85 BUS AIR AND BUS SCENARIO (77/23)TRANSPORT 3010 FOA SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 850600 361 SOCIO-ECON DOCUMENTATION REPORT 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YOUNG SOCKEYE SALMON SALMON MIGRATION DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:130 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS--.._-------------------------------------------------....- 2142 FOERSTER ON THE RELATION OF ADULT 530808 12 SOCKEYE SOCKEYE SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS SALMON NERKA)RETURNS TO KNOWN SMOLT MIGRATION SEAWARD MIGRATIONS FISH 708 FOLLMAN RECOMMENDED CARNIVORE CONTROL 800000 113 BEAR PROGRAM FOR THE NW ALAKSA GAS WOLF PIPELINE PROJECT;REVIEW OF HUMAN-CARNIVORE ENCOUNTER AND ANIMAL DETERRENT METHODOLOGY 1098 FONSTAD RIVER ICE STUDY 821100 60 RIVER ICE 3182 FOOTE GENERAL PATTERNS OF FOREST 790000 200 FOREST SUCCESSION IN INTERIOR ALASKA SUCCESSION (EXCERPT) 2683 FOSTER MOUNTAIN GOAT RESPONSE TO 830000 10 GOAT HYDROELECTRIC EXPLORATION IN NORTHWESTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA (EXCERPT) 2843 FOUNTAIN CONTEMPORARY TECHNIQUES FOR 850000 25 GLACIER PREDICTING RUNOFF FROM RUNOFF GLACIERIZED BASINS FORECAST 3485 FPCS ALASKA .POWER SURVEY 690000 108 POWER SURVEY 3298 FPCS INVESTIGATION OF HEADWATER 721200 65 WATER BENIFITS IN THE ROANOKE RIVER ENERGY BASIN 1963 THROUGH 1968 FORECAST 833 FPCS ALASKA NATURAL GAS 751100 300 ECONOMIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS DRAFT PROJECTION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT NATURAL GAS NEED/POWER 3209 FRAKER BOWHEAD AND WHITE WHALES IN 780500 12 WHALE THE SOUTHERN BEAUFORT SEA 2221 FRANZMANN MOOSE 780000 14 MOOSE BIG GAME 2222 FRASER ACTIVITY OF MOOSE AND WHITE-810316 9 MOOSE TAILED DEER AT MINERAL SPRINGS BIG GAME 1716 FRBC THE SOCKEYE SALMON 680000 ·420 SALMON SOCKEYE 1715 FRBC FRESHWATER FISHES OF 700000 400 FISH NORTHWESTERN CANADA AND ALASKA FRESHWATER DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:131 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------..---------------------------------------------_.._- 1714 FRBC COMPUTATION AND 750000 380 FISH INTERPRETATION OF BIOLOGICAL GROWTH STATISTICS OF FISH POPULATIONS HABITAT JUVENILE 2144 FREDEEN SOME RECENT CHANGES IN BLACK 770000 12 FISH FLY POPULATIONS IN THE POPULATION SASKATCHEWAN RIVER SYSTEM IN RESERVOIRS WESTERN CANADA COINCIDING WITH THE 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RIVER FISHERIES AND 830300 350 FLOW INSTREAM FLOW ANALYSIS TEMPERATURE SEDIMENT 1897 FRIEDMAN SEE DCNO 1139 0 0 DATE:04/15/3.:3 PAGE:132 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS------_..-------------------------------.---------------.- 1139 FRIEDMAN FIRE ECOLOGY AND POPULATION 811200 162 FIRE BIOLOGY FOR TWO TAIGA SHRUBS,POPULATION LIGONBERRY,VACCINIUM VITIS-PLANT IDAEA AND ALPINE BLUEBERRY,VEGETATION VACCINIUM ULIGINOSUM SCW'\l\'€-J 549 FRIESE PREAUTHORlZATION ASSESSMENT OF 751100 108 ANADROMOUS ANADROMOUS FISH POPUlATION FISH UPPER SUSITNA RIVER WATERSHED IN THE VICINITY OF PROPOSED DEVIL CANYON HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 2005 FRYDMAN OXIDANT MEASUREMENTS IN THE 720000 8 T-LINE VICINITY OF ENERGIZED 765 KV AIR LINES POLLUTION 2006 FRYDMAN EFFECTS OF THE ENVIRONMENT ON 730000 8 T-LINE OXIDANTS PRODUCTION IN AC AIR CORONA POLLUTION 698 FYFE RAPTOR RESEARCH AND 770000 12 RAPTOR MANAGEMENT IN CANADA 3141 GABRIELSO THE BIRDS OF AlASKA 590000 10 BIRDS 2223 GALVIN RIGHT-OF-WAY ECOLOGICAL 790500 256 ECOLOGY EFFECTS BIBLIOGRAPHY 2109 GAO STATUS OF FEDERAL AGENCIES'820419 40 LAND USE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE AlASKA CONSERVATION NATIONAL INTEREST lANDS CONSERVATION ACT 621 GAO ISSUES FACING THE FUTURE USE 830512 144 NATURAL GAS OF ALASKA NORTH SLOPE NATURAL NEED/POWER GAS 1496 GAO ISSUES FACING THE FUTURE USE 830512 125 NATURAL GAS OF AlASKAN NORTH SLOPE ISSUES NATURAL GAS NEED/POWER 3447 GARBACZ A NATIONAL MICRO-DATA BASED 830000 14 RESIDENTIAL MODEL OF RESIDENTAL ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY DEMAND:NEW EVIDENCE ON SEASONAL VARIATION 3347 GARTNER CONTROLS OVER REGENERATION OF 820000 1 TUNDRA TUNDRA GRAMINOIDS IN A ARCTIC NATURAL AND MAN-DISTURBED SITE IN ARCTIC AlASKA 2224 GASAWAY REVIEW OF ENERGY REQUIREMENTS 740000 36 MOOSE AND RUMEN FERMENTATION IN BIG GAME MOOSE AND OTHER RUMINANTS DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:133 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------------....._................-...-... 932 GASAWAY INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF WOLVES,830700 60 MOOSE PREY,AND MAN IN INTERIOR WOLF AIASKA BIG GAME POPULATION 1905 GASAWAY ·INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF WOLVES,830700 30 WILDLIFE PREY,AND MAN IN INTERIOR WOLF AIASKA 1518 GE SEE DCNO 1596 &1597 0 0 2105 GE ELECTROSTATIC AND 780600 400 T-LINE ELECTROMAGNETIC EFFECTS OF ELECTRIC ULTRAHIGH-VOLTAGE TRANSMISSION LINES 1002 GE AGP:OPTIMIZED GENERATION 780700 15 NEED/POWER PLANNING OGP MODEL 2104 GE TRANSMISSION LINE REFERENCE 790000 400 REFERENCE BOOK 345 KV AND ABOVE T-LINE 1596 GE ADVANCED SYSTEMS PLANNING 790523 500 OGP PROGRAM USER'S WORKSHOP OGP NEED/POWER 1597 GE ADVANCED SYSTEMS PLANNING 790525 600 OGP PROGRAM USER'S WORKSHOP NEED/POWER OGP WORKBOOK SECTIONS G&H 1007 GE GCOS BACKGROUND SERVICE 790907 87 LIBRARIES REFERENCE MANUAL FORTRAN MODEL SUBROUTINE LIBRARIES REFERENCE NEED/POWER 3229 GE USER'S MANUAL OPTIMIZED 800500 175 OGP GENERATION PLANNING PROGRAMS - OGP-S AND OGP-SA 3230 GE COMMAND SYSTEM REFERENCE 810800 350 REFERENCES MANUAL ELECTRIC 3291 GE MARK III AND OGP 820200 70 OGP 636 GE DESCRIPTIVE HANDBOOK OPTIMIZED 830300 134 OGP GENERATION PLANNING PROGRAM NEED/POWER FINANCIAL SIMULATION PROGRAM (PROPRIETARY) 2515 GE DESCRIPTIVE HANDBOOK OPTIMIZED 830300 200 OGP GENERATION PLANNING PROGRAM NEED/POWER FINANCIAL SIMULATION PROGRAM 2516 GE USER'S MANUAL OPTIMIZED 830700 400 OGP GENERATION PLANNING PROGRAM -MODEL OGP-6 AND OGP-6A DATE:04/15/38 PAGE:134 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2014 GE GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGY DATA 840000 75 GAS SET TURBINE NEED/POWER 2537 GE PROGRAM DESCRIPTION MANUAL 840100 35 MAP MODEL MULTI-AREA PRODUCTION SIMULATION PROGRAM VERSION 3 498 GEC TRANS ALASKA GAS SYSTEM 830100 150 ECONOMICS ECONOMICS OF AN ALTERNATIVE NATURAL GAS FOR NORTH SLOPE NATURAL GAS NEED/POWER 2145 GEEN EFFECTS OF HYDROELECTRIC 740000 14 HYDRO DEVELOPMENT IN WESTERN CANADA AQUATIC ON AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS ECOSYSTEMS 2226 GEIBERT SONGBIRD DIVERSITY ALONG AN 800000 9 BIRDS URBAN POWERLINE RIGHT-OF-WAY HABITAT IN RHODE ISLAND 1153 GEIST ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF THE NORTH 620000 38 MOOSE AMERICAN MOOSE (ALCES ALCES BEHAVIOR ANDERSONI PETERSON 1950) 3377 GELLER ENERGY EFFICIENT APPLIANCES 830600 50 ENERGY CONSERVATIONU SE 3559 GEMINI SOCIAL SCIENCE WORKSHOP 2 - 841019 210 CULTURAL CULTURAL RESOURCES RESEARCH WORKSHOP PRIORITIES RESEARCH RESOURCES 2688 GERARD NOTES ON ICE JAMS 700000 20 ICE 1141 GERARD NOTES ON ICE JAMS FOR ICE 830000 23 ICE ENGINEERING IN RIVERS AND ENGINEERING LAKES UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA HYDROLOGY 479 GERKE SEE DCNO 470 0 0 2091 GERSPER VEHICLE PERTURBATION EFFECTS 750000 8 VEHICLE UPON A TUNDRA SOIL-PLANT TUNDRA SYSTEM:t.EFFECTS ON VEGETATION MORPHOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROPERTIES OF THE SOILS 799 GHA EDUCATION ENDOWMENT FUND AN 820000 45 ECONOMIC ECONOMIC AND POLICY ANALYSIS SCHOOL NEED/POWER 2981 GILBERT PROCESSES OF UNDERFLOW AND 730000 10 SEDIMENT SEDIMENT TRANSPORT IN A FLOW BRITISH COLUMBIA LAKE NEED/POWER (EXCERPT) DATE:04/15 ..33 PAGE:US DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------..------------ 2090 GILBERT ESTIMATING POPULATION 800000 7 POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS ESTIMATE 139 GILBERT STUDY OF THE FEASIBILITY OF 810500 350 FEASIBILITY ELECTRICAL INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN ANCHORAGE AND FAIRBANKS 1758 GILBERT THE ANCHORAGE -FAIRBANKS 821200 40 RESOURCES TRANSMISSION INTERTIE T-LINE ELECTRIC 2609 GILBERT BELUGA COAL FIRED POWER PLANT 850100 175 COAL PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR NEED/POWER DIAMOND ALASKA COAL COMPANY BELUGA 2146 GILHOUSEN MARINE FACTORS AFFECTING THE 620000 7 SALMON SURVIVAL OF FRASER RIVER PINK FISH SAlMON ENVIRONMENT 1840 GIlMORE BOOM TOWN GROWTH MANAGEMENT:750000 25 POPULATION A CASE STUDY OF ROCK SPRINGS GROWTH -GREEN RIVER,WYOMING 1928 GIlMORE OIL SHALE DEVELOPMENT:THE 800000 40 OIL NEED FOR AND THE PROBLEMS OF SOCIO-ECON SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT MANAGEMENT AND ASSESSMENT 384 GIPSON FURBEARERS STUDIES SEMI -800805 45 FURBEARERS ANNUAL REPORT (JAN-JUNE 1980)SMALL GAME 2723 GLEN HYDROLOGICAL ASPECTS OF 820700 350 HYDROLOGY ALPINE AND HXGH-MOUNTAIN AREAS 831 GOLDSMITH POPULATION PROJECTIONS FOR 770215 1 POPULATION MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE PROJECTIONS PERS.COM.NEED/POWER 2227 GOLDSMITH EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION ON 780000 163 AIR QUALITY HUMAN HEALTH POLLUTION 761 GOLDSMITH PETROLEUM TAX POLICY TO 790000 12 PETROLEUM ACHIEVE SMOOTH ECONOMIC TAX GROWTH IN ALASKA NEED/POWER 3120 GOLDSMITH RAILBELT ECONOMIC FORECAST 850000 6 RAILBELT ECONOMIC 2685 GOLDTHWAI ICE ACTION ON NEW ENGLAND 571000 10 ICE LAKES (EXCERPTS) 3151 GOLLOP AIRCRAFT DISTURBANCE TO 720800 29 AIRCRAFT MOLTING SEA DUCKS,HERSCHEL ISLAND,YUKON TERRITORY, AUGUST,1972 IN ARCTIC GAS BIOLOGICAL REPORT SERIES 14 DATE:04/15/88 PAGE;:136 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ----------------------------------------------------..._-- 1977 GOODlAND POWER LINES AND THE 730900 23 CLIMATE ENVIRONMENT MICROCLIMATE T-LINE MODIFICATION DUE TO POWER ENVIRONMENT TRANSMISSION RIGHT-OF-WAY 2398 GOODMAN SMALL HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTS 810000 100 HYDRO FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT-DESIGN PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT 1037 GORDON SPRING BURNING IN AN ASPEN -750000 37 BURN CONIFER STAND FOR MAINTENANCE MOOSE OF MOOSE HABITAT,WEST HABITAT BOULDER RIVER MONTANA TREES 2644 GORDON GUIDE TO WORLD COAL MARKETS 840000 285 COAL MARKET 2147 GRANT USE OF BIOCHEMICAL GENETIC 800000 11 SOCKEYE VARIANTS FOR IDENTIFICATION SALMON OF SOCKEYE SALMON FISH (ONCORHYNUCHUS NERKA)STOCKS IN COOK INLET,ALASKA 2148 GRAU LUNAR PHASING OF THE 810000 2 FISH THYROXINE SURGE PREPARATORY MIGRATION TO SEAWARD MIGRATION OF SALMONID FISH 433 GRAYBILL SEE DCNO 353 0 0 353 GRAYBILL ASSESSMENT OF THE RESERVOIR -790300 602 AQUATIC RELATED EFFECTS OF THE SKAGIT HABITAT PROJECT ON DOWNSTREAM FISHERY ANADROMOUS RESOURCES OF THE SKAGIT RIVER,ALTERNATIVE WASHINGTON,FINAL REPORT HYDRO 1916 GREENWOOD MIGRATION TO,FROM,AND 840300 150 MIGRATION WITHIN COLORADO:POPULATION DETERMINANTS,CONSEQUENCES, AND FORECASTS 2228 GREIG-SMI QUANTITATIVE PLANT ECOLOGY 830000 360 PLANT VOL.9 ECOLOGY 1070 GRENIER THE EFFECT OF FOREST 770418 24 FORESTS FERTILIZATION ON CRUDE MOOSE PROTEIN CONTENT,GROWTH,AND BROWSE USE BY MOOSE OF PAPER BIRCH 2229 GRIER BALD EAGLE BEHAVIOR AND 690000 5 EAGLES PRODUCTIVITY RESPONSES TO BEHAVIOR CLIMBING TO NESTS 2016 GRlMAS THE BOTTOM FAUNA OF NATURAL 0 55 IMPOUNDMENT AND IMPOUNDED LAKES IN FAUNA NORTHERN SWEDEN --_.....-._••- __ _ _"J<o ___........-- DATE:04/15/33 PAGE:137 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1954 GRIMAS ON THE FOOD CHAIN IN SOME 650000 18 FISH NORTH SWEDISH RIVER RESERVOIRS REARING HABITAT 1749 GRIMAS ON THE FOOD CHAIN IN SOME 650000 12 AQUATIC NORTH SWEDISH RIVER RESERVOIRS 3210 GRODZINSK ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS OF 750000 35 ECOLOGY SMALL MAMMALS (EXCERPT)MAMMALS 1955 GROOT ON THE ORIENTATION OF YOUNG 650000 200 SOCKEYE SOCKEYE SALMON DURING THEIR MIGRATION SEAWARD MIGRATION OUT OF LAKES 1713 GULlAND THE MANAGEMENT OF MARINE 740000 200 FISH FISHERIES 2304 GUTHRIE THE FIRST AMERICANS?THE 800000 2 CULTURE ELUSIVE ARCTIC BONE CULTURE 1024 GVEA GOLDEN VALLEY 1979 790000 51 NEED/POWER REQUIREMENTS STUDY NARRATIVE DEMAND ELECTRIC UTILITIES 1173 GVEA VARIOUS TABLES AND CHARTS FOR 790000 25 NEED/POWER FAIRBANKS AREA 937 GVEA ALASKA 6,GOLDEN VALLEY 1983 830000 40 NEED/POWER POWER REQUIREMENT STUDY FORECAST NARRATIVE DRAFT UTILITIES 1170 GVEA PRINTOUT GOLDEN VALLEY 830226 200 UTILITIES ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION,USE INCORPORATED REA FORM 345 NEED/POWER 497 GVEA RESPONSES TO UTILITIES 830505 60 RESPONSE REQUESTS,EXHIBIT #1 -#4 UTILITIES NEED/POWER 2849 GVEA FERC FORM NO 1:ANNUAL REPORT 841231 300 UTILITIES OF ELECTRIC UTILITIES,ELECTRIC LICENSES AND OTHER (CLASS A NEED/POWER AND CLASS B) 946 HAGIHARA REPORT ON EROSION OF WILDFIRE 680626 20 EROSION AREAS IN ALASKA FIRE 2230 HALL THE MAMMALS OF NORTH AMERICA-810403 1300 MAMMALS 2 VOLUMES 1552 HALVORSEN ECONOMETRIC MODELS OF U.S.780000 25 MODEL ENERGY DEMAND ENERGY NEED/POWER D~.TE:0w-/15/32 PAGE:138 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1064 HAMILTON EFFECTS OF CUTOVER WIDTH ON 750300 14 MOOSE BROWSE UTILIZATION BY MOOSE BROWSE 1032 HAMILTON MOOSE WINTER BROWSING 791005 3 MOOSE PATTERNS ON CLEAR CUTTINGS IN BROWSE NORTHERN ONTARIO CANADIAN TREES 2728 HANSCOM POTENTIAL CARIBOU·ICE 800000 5 CARIBOU PROBLEMS IN THE WATANA ICE RESERVOIRS 2619 HANSEN THE TRUMPETER SWAN IN ALASKA 711000 85 BIRDS 2231 HANSEN THE TRUMPETER SWAN AN ALASKA 711000 85 BIRDS SMALL GAME 921 HANSEN THE FOREST OF ISLE ROYALE IN 731000 44 FOREST RELATIONSHIP TO FIRE HISTORY FIRE AND WILDLIFE ECOLOGY WILDLIFE 2018 HANSON INFORMATION FRAN SOTVATTENS 790000 35 AQUATIC lABORATORIET DROTTNINGHOLM FISH 3213 HARBO AN INVESTIGATION OF MINK IN 580500 5 SMALL GAME INTERIOR AND SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA 2042 HARDING RESPONSES OF GRIZZLY BEARS TO 770200 4 BEAR HYDROCARBON EXPLORATION ON OIL RICHARDS ISLAND,NORTHWEST WILDLIFE TERRITORIES CANADA 2633 HARPER THE BARREN GROUND CARIBOU OF 551021 5 CARIBOU KEEWATIN HABITAT BIG GAME 2149 HARTMAN THE ROLE OF BEHAVIOR IN THE 641228 50 BEHAVIOR ECOLOGY AND INTERACTION OF MIGRATION UNDERYEARLING COHO SALMON SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH)AND FISH STEELHEAD TROUT (SA GAIRDNERI)ECOLOGY 2151 HARTMAN MIGRATORY BEHAVIOR OF SOCKEYE 670615 30 SOCKEYE SALMON FRY AND SMOLTS MIGRATION BEHAVIOR SALMON FISH 2150 HARTMAN ALASKA'S FISHERY RESOURCES -710000 8 SOCKEYE THE SOCKEYE SALMON SALMON FISH RESOURCES ---••>-_•.~...--.-----...-.-"- DATE:04/1S/SS PAGE:139 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 386 HARVEY PRESSURE IN THE EARLY LIFE 630800 285 SALMON HISTORY OF SOCKEYE SALMON SOCKEYE ANADROMo.US REARING AQUATIC 2092 HARVEY SUPERSATURATION OF LAKE WATER 670000 6 SATURATION WITH A PRECAUTION TO HATCHERY FISH USAGE 3312 HARZA BETHEL AREA POWER PLAN 821200 500 POWER FEASIBILITY ASSESMENT FEASIBILITY APPENDIX G 2595 HAUPT GOOD LOGGING PRACTICES REDUCE 650900 7 SEDIMENT SEDIMENTATION IN CENTRAL IDAHO LOGGING 3476 HAUSMAN INDIVIDUAL DISCOUNT RATES AND 790400 21 ENERGY THE PURCHASE AND UTILIZATION RATES OF ENERGY USING DURABLES 2305 HAYNES WERE CLOVIS PROGENITORS IN 820000 16 ARCHEAOLOGY BERINGIA? 2306 HAYNES FREQUENCIES OF SPIRAL AND 830000 21 ARCHAEOLOGY GREEN-BONE FACTURES ON UNGUlATE LIMB BONES IN MODERN SURFACE ASSEMBLAGES 376 HE SEE DCNO 367 0 0 2947 HE SEE DCNO 2845 0 0 2499 HE RESPONSES TO 'FERC 820802 100 RESPONSE NON-CONFORMING ITEMS REVISION EXH B LISTS TO SECTIONS OF EXHIBIT B EXH D &D,AND DRAFT RESPONSES TO EXH F FERC SCHEDULE A,EXHIBIT F ITEMS 153 HE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 820816 500 TECHNICAL PROPOSAL,TECHNICAL PROPOSAL,PROPOSAL VOLUME 1,BINDER 1 155 HE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 820816 400 TECHNICAL PROPOSAL,TECHNICAL PROPOSAL,PROPOSAL VOLUME 1,BINDER 3 154 HE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 820816 500 TECHNICAL PROPOSAL,TECHNICAL PROPOSAL,PROPOSAL VOLUME 1,BINDER 2 156 HE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 820816 220 COST PROPOSAL,COST PROPOSAL,PROPOSAL VOLUME 2 DATE:04/15;32 PAGE:140 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -.-----------_._-----~----------------------------_..--_...... 2405 HE PLANNING AND DESIGN OF EHV 821213 250 DESIGN TRANSMISSION AND CONTROL PROPOSAL SYSTEMS VOL.1 PART 1 OF 2 PROPOSAL 2407 HE ,PLANNING AND DESIGN OF EHV 821213 250 DESIGN TRANSMISSION AND CONTROL PROPOSAL SYSTEMS VOL.1 PART 2 OF 2 PROPOSAL 1140 HE SUMMARY OF BOTANICAL RESOURCES 830000 7 BOTANICAL SECTION EXHIBIT E,CHAPTER 3 PLANT OF THE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC LICENSE PROJECTFERC LICENSE APPLICATION APPLICATION EXH E 904 HE HARZA-EBASCO SUSITNA PROJECT 830000 200 SAFETY SAFETY PROGRAM,VOLUME II 903 HE HARZA·EBASCO SUSITNA PROJECT 830000 200 SAFETY SAFETY PROGRAM,VOLUME I 500 HE PRELIMINARY WORKING DRAFT,830000 316 ACCESS PLAN ACCESS PlAN REPORT 709 HE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF 830000 12 DAM ALTERNATIVE DAM HEIGHTS WATANA ALTERNATIVE 2369 HE STEP 1 REPORT PREPARATION FOR 830131 11 NEED/POWER SUSITNA PROJECT,NEED FOR POWER STUDY PERS.COM. 2342 HE SUSITNA PROJECT STATUS REPORT 830200 33 STATUS FEBRUARY 1983 FEASIBILITY COST 2404 HE INVESTIGATION MEMORANDUM TASK 830311 40 NEED/POWER 40-NEED FOR POWER 3560 HE WATANA AIRSTRIP FEASIBILITY 830400 175 WATANA STUDY PHASE I AIRSTRIP FEASIBILITY 264 HE CASH FLOW -WATANA/DEVIL 830408 50 CASH FLOW CANYON SCHEDULE 2426 HE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS OF 830428 35 ENVIRONMENT DESIGN CHANGES ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION MEMORANDUM NO.1, PROJECT OPTIMIZATION AND JUSTIFICATION 866 HE MINUTES OF OMB·APA MEETING,830429 SO MAP MODEL APRIL 28, 1983 (MEMO)PERS.PLAN COM.FINANCIAL --~...........-~.~~-"--.-'. DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:141 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1570 HE THE POTENTIAL FOR ELECTRICITY 830503.25 ELECTRIC CONSERVATION IN THE RAILBELT CONSERVATIONR REGION OF ALASKA AILBELT NEED/POWER 2353 HE NATURAL GAS 'WELLHEAD 830621 5 NATURAL GAS SEVERANCE TAXES PERS.COM.NEED/POWER 1168 HE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 830630 600 RESPONSE NO.7114 SCHEDULE B, SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION VOLUME II OF III 1169 HE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 830630 600 RESPONSE NO.7114 SCHEDULE B, SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION VOLUME III OF III 1167 HE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 830630 400 RESPONSE NO.7114 SCHEDULE B, SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION VOLUME I OF III 3264 HE ·TASK 5-GEOTECHNICAL STUDIES 830630 300 GEOTECHNICAL DECEMBER 6, 1982 -JUNE 30, 1983 639 HE VOLUME 2A EXHIBIT B CHAPTER 5 830700 100 LICENSE &6 JULY 1983 APPLICATION EXH B 637 HE INITIAL STATEMENT,EXHIBIT A, 830700 500 LICENSE EXHIBIT C,FEBRUARY,1983,APPLICATION EXHIBIT D REVISED JULY,1983,EXH A VOLUME 1 EXH C 638 HE VOLUME II EXHIBIT B CHAPTER 830700 200 LICENSE 1-4 JULY 1983 APPLICATION EXH B 466 HE ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL UPDATE 830900 115 ECONOMIC SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT FINANCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT NEED/POWER ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS OF SUSITNA PROJECT ALTERNATIVES DRAFT 373 HE WATANA AIRSTRIP FEASIBILITY 830900 297 AIRSTRIP STUDY PHASE I TASK 39 FEASIBILITY l)~~375 HE WATANA DEVELOPMENT WINTER 1983 830900 405 GEOTECHNICALE StOll GEOTECHNICAL EXPLORATION XPLORATION PROGRAM VOLUME II,APPENDICES DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:142 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------.------------------------------------ 465 HE ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL UPDATE 830900 50 ECONOMIC SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT FINANCIAL DOCUMENTATION OF EXPANSION NEED/POWER PLANNING STUDIES DRAFT 467 HE ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL UPDATE 830900 300 ECONOMIC DRAFT FINANCIAL NEED/POWER ~(Qfl~a374 HE WATANA DEVELOPMENT WINTER 1983 830900 111 GEOTECHNICALE GEOTECHNICAL EXPLORATION XPLORATION PROGRAM VOLUME 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DATE:04/15:33 PAGE:149 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2601 HE CASE E-VI ALTERNATIVE FLOW 850200 150 FLOW REGIME VOL.2 -APPENDICES A REGIME THROUGH D 2976 HE POSITION PAPER RECREATION 850200 15 RECREATION ISSUE R-2 ISSUE 2802 HE LOSS OF ELK/MULE DEER ON THE 850204 1 BIG GAME BLUE MESA RESERVOIR PERS.COM.ICE RESERVOIR 2800 HE BIG GAME ACCIDENTS -ICE 850218 1 BIG GAME RELATED PERS.COM.ICE 2629 HE BEAR DENNING ACTIVITIES 850226 1 BEAR ASSOCIATED WITH THE HABITAT CONSTRUCTION OF THE PIPELINE TRANSALASKA OIL PIPELINE PERS.COM. 1697 HE HI-VOLUME AIR MONITORING 850300 50 AIR PROGRAM FINAL MONITORING AND QUALITY QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT 2977 HE POSITION PAPER RECREATION 850300 15 RECREATION ISSUE R-3 ISSUE 2798 HE MOOSE CALF MORTALITY PERS.850304 1 BIG GAME COM.MOOSE 2608 HE RESPONSE TO FEDERAL ENERGY 850305 400 RESPONSE REGULATORY COMMISSION DATA REQUEST OF FEBRUARY 20, 1985.. 2799 HE MOOSE CALF MORTALITY -DROWNING,850306 1 BIG GAME MOOSE &ICE MORTALITY PERS.MOOSE COM.ICE 2630 HE RESPONSE TO MARCH 4, 1985 850308 1 BURNING FEDERAL REGULATORY ENERGY RESPONSE COMMISSION REQUEST PERS.COM. 2631 HE RESPONSE TO MARCH 4, 1985 850308 ·1 BURNING FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY RESPONSE COMMISSION REQUEST PERS.COM. 2613 HE RESPONSE TO FEDERAL ENERGY 850319 250 RESPONSE REGULATORY COMMISSION DATA REQUEST OF MARCH 4. 1985. VOLUME 2,ITEMS 3D -3G.ITEM 4 2612 HE RESPONSE TO FEDERAL ENERGY 850319 300 RESPONSE REGULATORY COMMISSION DATA REQUEST OF MARCH 4, 1985, VOLUME 1,ITEMS lA - 1E.ITEMS 3A -3C DATE:04/15/33 PAGE:151 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------~------------------------------------ 2931 HE PUBLIC SECTOR FOLLOW-UP 850600·25 PUBLIC SURVEY REPORT SURVEY SOCIO-EGON C;;CJ),IJ're~2 911 HE GUIDE SURVEY REPORT 850600 30 RECREATION SURVEY 2657 HE SURVEY OF EXPERIENCE IN 850600 300 HYDROLOGY OPERATING HYDROELECTRICE DESIGN PROJECTS IN COLD REGIONS, VOLUME 4 -APPENDIX E FIELD MEMORANDUM FINAL REPORT 2978 HE ANCHORAGE/FAIRBANKS INTERTIE 850600 100 SURVEY TRANSMISSION LINE AND TERROR HYDRO LAKE HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT T-LINE WORKER SURVEYS:SPRING 1984 3240 HE WATANA SUPPORT FACILITIES 850700 60 FACILITIES MASTER PLAN DRAFT PLAN 2856 HE STATUS OF RECREATION 850805 1 RECREATION FACILITIES PERS.COM. 2862 HE EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT 850809 1 EMPLOYMENT RATES 2896 HE SHARP-TAILED GROUSE IN THE 850906 1 GROUSE LAKE LOUSE/GLENALLEN AREA BIRDS PERS.COM. 2895 HE SHARP-TAILED GROUSE IN THE 850906 1 GROUSE LAKE LOUSE/PR~JECT AREA PERS.BIRDS COM. 2916 HE 1985 BEAVER CACHE SURVEY 851000 2 BEAVER SURVEY 2951 HE ANALYSIS OF THE COAL 851000 200 NEED/POWER ALTERNATIVE FOR SUPPLYING COAL POWER TO THE RAILBELT REGION ALTERNATIVE OF AlASKA -DRAFT RAILBELT 3522 HE SUSITNA RIVER AT WATANA AND 851000 40 WATANA DEVIL CANYON STREAMFLOW TIME DEVIL CANYON SERIES STREAMFLOW S 2920 HE DEFINITION AND COSTS OF 851100 150 COST THERMAL POWER ALTERNATIVE TO NEED/POWER SUSITNA.DRAFT REPORT THERMAL ALTERNATIVE Ste\(\rt~3438 HE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT.851100 400 LICENSE DRAFT LICENSE APPLICATION AMENDMENT AMENDMENT,VOLUME 14,EXHIBIT EXH E E,CHAPTER 10 &11 APPLICATION DATE:04/15/33 PAGE:152 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS5dAf\(\{~---------._-----_.--------------------------------------- 3429 HE SUSITNAHYDROELECTRIC PROJECT,851100 150 LICENSE DRAFT LICENSE APPLICATION AMENDMENT AMENDMENT,VOLUME 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AND AFTER HYDROELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT AND BUILDING OF YEIRS IN RIVER SKJOMA,NORTH NORWAY 2471 HEGINBOTT SOME EFFECTS OF A FOREST ON 780000 5 SMALL GAME THE PERMAFROST ACTIVE lAYER FOREST ATINUVIK,NORTHWEST PERMAFROST TERRITORIES (EXCERPT) 722 HEMMING THE DISTRIBUTION AND MOVEMENT 710700 60 POPULATION PATTERNS OF CARIBOU IN AlASKA 723 HEMMING POPUlATION GROWTH &MOVEMENT 750900 8 CARIBOU PATTERNS OF THE NELCHINA POPULATION CARIBOU HERD 2560 HEMMING·POPUlATION GROWTH AND 750900 8 CARIBOU MOVEMENT PATTERNS OF THE POPUlATION NELCHINA CARRIBOU HERD GROWTH 3346 HEMMING WILDLIFE ATlAS:TRANS -AlASKA 760000 1 WILDLIFE OIL PIPELINE,VALDEZ TO OIL PRUDHOE BAY PIPELINE DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:156 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1554 HENSON AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF 820700 125 FORECAST THE RESIDENTIAL DEMAND FOR HOUSING ELECTRICITY IN THE PACIFIC ELECTRIC NORTHWEST NEED/POWER 3448 HENSON ELECTRICITY DEMAND ESTIMATES -0-9 ELECTRICITY UNDER INCREASING-BLOCK RATES DEMAND ESTIMATE RATE 2192 HERNANDEZ NATURAL PLANT RECOLONIZATION 730509 20 PLANTS OF SURFICIAL DISTURBANCES, TUKTOYAKTUK PENINSUlA REGION, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES 3331 HERZOG AN EVALUATION OF THE 850307 45 MAP MAN-IN-THE-ARCTIC PROGRAM ECONOMIC (MAP)REGIONAL ECONOMIC FORECAST FORECASTING MODEL OF THE ALASKAN ECONOMY DRAFT 3216 HEY GRAVEL-BED RIVERS,FLUVIAL 820000 15 GRAVEL PROCESSES,ENGINEERING AND .MANAGEMENT 736 HEYE FORECAST ASSUMPTIONS 830000 15 FORECAST ECONOMY NEED/POWER 2381 HEYE FORECAST ASSUMPTIONS ENERGY 830000 15 FORECAST REVIEW WINTER 1982-1983 ENERGY 2232 HICKS HUMAN DISTURBANCE OF SIERRA 790000 16 SHEEP NEVADA BIGHORN SHEEP BIG GAME 1956 HILL STREAM FAUNAL RECOVERY AFTER 720000 70 RECLAMATION MANGANESE STRIP MINE RECLAMATION 1588 HILL POWER GENERATION RESOURCES,800000 400 NEED/POWER HAZARDS,TECHNOLOGY,AND COSTS DEMAND HAZARDS 2233 HILL BEAVER 820000 26 BEAVER 2020 HINCHMAN JIM BRIDGER MINE PROJECT 820000 20 RECLAMATION 1591 HNTB KNIK ARM HIGHWAY CROSSING 720100 100 ACCESS ROAD 2153 HOAR THE BEHAVIOR OF CHUM PINK AND 510000 22 BEHAVIOR COHO SALMON IN RELATION TO MIGRATION THEIR SEAWARD MIGRATION SALMON FISH DATE:04/15/8.3 PAGE:157 DGNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS-_..._----------------------------------------------------- 2751 HOBGOOD ECOLOGY OF THE RED FOX 841200 170 FOX (VULPES VULPES)IN THE UPPER ECOLOGY SUSITNA BASIN,ALASKA 2433 HOEFS WILDLIFE AND WILD FIRE THE 801100 175 SHEEP USE OF PRESCRIBED BURNING TO BURNING IMPROVE DALL SHEEP HABITAT IN HABITAT THE YUKON 1847 HOFFECKER ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD RESEARCH 800000 25 ARCHAEOLOGY 1980 THE NORTH ALASKA RANGE CULTURAL EARLY MAN PROJECT RESOURCES 3367 HOFFMAN THE RELATIONSHIPS OF THE 790000 1 SMALL GAME AMPHIBERINGIAN MARMOTS (MAMMALIA:SCIURIDAE) 3169 HOK A RECONNAISSANCE OF TRACTOR 690000 65 TUNDRA TRAILS AND RELATED PHENOMENA ON THE NORTH SLOPE OF ALASKA 3218 HOLMES THE PREHISTORY OF THE LAKE 840000 12 ARCHEOLOGY MINCHUMINA REGION:AN ARCHEOLOGICAL ANALYSIS 1633 HRA MARKETS FOR ALASKAN COAL HRA 810100 25 COAL REPORT NO.80-3 DEMAND USE NEED/POWER 2866 HRA PHASE I REPORT:BACKGROUND 850600 226 CULTURAL RESEARCH AND PREDICTIVE MODEL RESOURCES FOR CULTURAL RESOURCES FINAL RESEARCH REPORT VOL.II APPENDIX A-B 2865 HRA PHASE I REPORT:BACKGROUND 850600 315 CULTURAL RESEARCH AND PREDICTIVE MODEL RESOURCES FOR CULTURAL RESOURCES FINAL RESEARCH REPORT VOL.I 3409 HRA PHASE II FINAL RPT SAMPLE 860600 300 CULTURAL SURVEY AND PREDICTIVE MODEL RESOURCES REFINEMENT FOR CULTURAL MODEL RESOURCES LOCATED ALONG THE SUSITNA HYDRO PROJECT LINEAR FEATURES VOL 2 3408 HRA PHASE II SAMPLE SURVEY AND 860600 125 CULTURAL PREDICTIVE MODEL REFINEMENT RESOURCES FOR CULTURAL RESOURCES LOCATED MODEL ALONG THE SUSITNA HYDRO PROJECT LINEAR FEATURES VOL 1 FINAL RPT 762 HRPI A FORECAST OF INDUSTRIAL AND 740400 219 EMPLOYMENT OCCUPATIONAL EMPLOYMENT IN FORECAST ALASKA NEED/POWER DATE:04/15/38 PAGE:158 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1848 HULLEY ALASKA:PAST AND PRESENT 700000 450 LAND USE 2193 HULTEN FLORA OF ALASKA AND 680000 1008 FLORA NEIGHBORING TERRITORIES A MANUAL OF THE VASCULAR PLANTS 2307 HUNT ALASKA:A BICENTENNIAL 760000 210 CULTURAL HISTORY 1081 HUNT BIG GAME UTILIZATION OF 760300 39 MOOSE HARDYOOD CUTS IN SASKATCHEtoTAN BROYSE 1555 HUNT AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF 810600 40 FORECAST RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY HOUSING CONSUMPTION BY END USE ELECTRIC NEED/POWER 2154 HUNTSMAN FERTILITY AND FERTILIZATION 480000 5 STREAM OF STREAMS FERTILITY 2156 HUTCHINSO THE PARADOX OF THE PLANKTON 610000 8 PLANKTON ALGAE 3086 HUTCHINSO A TREATISE ON LIMNOLOGY 670000 10 LIMNOLOGY VOLUME II INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY LAKE BIOLOGY AND THE LIMNOPLANKTON 2157 HUTCHINSO VARIATIONS ON A THEME BY 750000 29 ECOLOGY ROBERT MACARTHUR 2832 HYDEX STREAMFLOY FORECASTING 850630 125 FLOW FEASIBILITY STUDY FINAL REPORT FEASIBILITY 1978 HYDRO-QUE E I TUDE DI IMPACT DE LA 811200 80 ENVIRONMENT TRAVERSEE DU RAVAGE DE CERFS DE VIRGINIE DE HILL HEAD 1 RE ET 2 E LIGNES A'735 KV DU COMPLEXE LA GRANDE.RAPPORT SYNTHE'SE 2158 HYNES THE ECOLOGY OF RUNNING WATERS 700000 560 YATER ECOLOGY 3134 HYNES THE BIOLOGY OF POLLUTED WATERS 740000 11 BIOLOGY POLLUTION WATER 1908 lEA OIL MARKET REPORT JULY 84 840700 14 OIL MARKET 3205 IECO ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS 791200 250 T-LINE TRANSMISSION INTERTIE ECONOMIC ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY STUDY FEASIBILITY REPORT DAT:::04/l5/3S PAGE:159 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1876 IEEE APPLICATION OF PROBABILITY 601000 18 ENERGY METHODS TO GENERATING RELIABILITY CAPACITY PROBLEMS 1878 IEEE IEEE TUTORIAL COURSE POWER 750700 5 ELECTRIC SYSTEM RELIABILITY EVALUATION RELIAILITY 1877 IEEE SYMPOSIUM ON RELIABILITY 770000 14 ELECTRIC CRITERIA FOR SYSTEM DYNAMIC RELIABILITY PERFORMANCE 2794 !IHR NUMERICAL SIMUlATION OF WATER 850600 250 WATER AND SEDIMENT MOVEMENT IN SEDIMENT MULTIPLY-CONNECTED NETWORKS OF MODILE BED CHANNELS 534 IMBERGER A DYNAMIC RESERVOIR 800000 26 RESERVOIR SIMUlATION MODEL DYRESM:5 SIMULATION 992 INF SOME IMPLICATIONS OF 710900 118 TREES LARGE-SCALE CLEARCUTTING IN ALBERTA A LITERATURE REVIEW 908 INF FIRE EFFECTS STUDY (EXTENSIVE 740400 28 FIRE SURVEY)ECOLOGY VEGETATION 922 INF FOREST ECOLOGY OF THE ALASKA 750900 22 FOREST TAIGA ECOLOGY VEGETATION 1993 IRVING PLEISTOCENE ARCHEOLOGY IN 780000 7 ARCHEOLOGY EASTERN BERINGIA 954 IRWIN DEER-MOOSE RELATIONSHIPS ON A 750000 10 BURNING BURN IN NORTHEASTERN MINNESOTA DEER MOOSE SUCCESSION 2483 IRWIN·DEER-MOOSE RELATIONSHIPS ON A 750000 10 DEER BURN IN NORTHEASTERN MINNESOTA MOOSE BIG GAME 2019 ISACF PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST 800000 50 FISH ISACF WORKSHOP ON ARCTIC AQUATIC CHAR,1980 823 ISER SEE DCNO 811 0 0 782 ISER SEE DCNO 764 0 0 789 ISER SEE DCNO 772 0 0 767 ISER ESTIMATED GROSS STATE PRODUCT 740400 8 ECONOMIC FOR ALASKA GSP NEED/POWER DATE:04/15,:3:' PAGE:160 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------..------------ 763 ISER ALASKA ECONOMIC GROWTH 740800 15 ECONOMIC 1961-1972 GROWTH NEED/POWER 843 ISER STATE GOVERNMENT REVENUES 750000 25 REVENUE FINANCIAL PETROLEUM NEED/POWER 776 ISER ESTIMATES OF ALASKA GROSS 750300 18 ESTIMATE PRODU~T BY REGION.1965-1973 ECONOMIC GSP NEED/POWER 775 ISER ALASKAN POPULATION GROWTH AND 750400 10 POPULATION MOVEMENTS.1960 -1973 GROWTH NEED/POWER 820 ISER IMPACT ON THE ALASKA ECONOMY 750400 25 ALTERNATIVE OF ALTERNATIVE GAS PIPELINES GAS PIPELINE NEED/POWER 794 ISER THE USE OF AN ECONOMETRIC 750418 6 POPULATION MODEL IN POPUlATION PROJECTIONS PROJECTIONS IN ALASKA MODEL NEED/POWER 755 ISER FISCAL DATA FOR ALASKA 750600 16 ECONOMIC PUBLIC 847 ISER OUTLINE OF 1990 PROJECTIONS 750627 30 ECONOMIC USING MAP STATEWIDE AND PROJECTIONS REGIONAL ECONOMIC MODELS MAP MODEL NEED/POWER 791 ISER ALASKAN ECONOMIC GROWTH:751109 10 ECONOMIC A REGIONAL MODEL WITH INDUCED GROWTH MIGRATION NEED/POWER 825 ISER ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC AND 751200 155 ARCTIC SOCIAL IMPACT OF ALTERNATIVE PIPELINE ROUTES TO THE ALASKA ARCTIC ECONOMIC GAS PIPELINE NEED/POWER ALTERNATIVE 786 ISER SOME ASPECTS OF THE ECONOMIC 760000 10 ECONOMIC IMPACT OF OCS DEVELOPMENT IN IMPACT ALASKA NEED/POWER 1522 ISER FUTURE ELECTRICITY 760000 30 ELECTRIC REQUIREMENTS IN ALASKA FORECAST DEMAND NEED/POWER QATE:04/15,3:'; PAGE:1.61. DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------------------------------------------.... 850 ISER IMPACT OF PROPOSED FEDERAL 760000.35 OCS OCS DEVELOPMENTS IN THE GULF OIL OF ALASKA AREA EXPLORATION NEED/POWER 842 ISER LOCAL GOVERNMENT MODELING 760000 5 MAP MODEL ECONOMIC MAP MODEL NEED/POWER 858 ISER WHO MIGRATES TO ALASKA?760000 15 POPULATION GROWTH CENSUS NEED/POWER 764 ISER ALASKA'S GROWTH TO 1990 760100 10 ECONOMIC GROWTH NEED/POWER 829 ISER MIGRATION AND POPUlATION 760301 25 MIGRATION DISTRIBUTION IN ALASKA POPULATION· 1974 - 1990 lAND USE NEED/POWER 790 ISER ALASKAN DEMOGRAPHIC DATA AND 760510 5 DEMOGRAPHIC RESEARCH POPUlATION NEED/POWER 803 ISER A PRELIMINARY OVERVIEW OF 760618 127 GAS THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF THE PROPOSED SOCIAL NORTHWEST GAS PIPELINE ON.NEED/POWER ALASKA 848 ISER ALASKA REGIONAL COST OF 760700 7 COST LIVING INDEXES INDEX ECONOMIC 830 ISER ELECTRIC POWER IN ALASKA 760800 300 ELECTRIC 1970-1995 NEED/POWER FINANCIAL 822 ISER ALASKA'S GROWTH &FUTURE 760900 35 GROWTH CHOICES--STATEWIDE POLICY ISSUES ISSUES FOR THE ALASKA PUBLIC PUBLIC FORUM PROGRAM DRAFT NEED/POWER 832 ISER CENSUS OF ALASKA 760900 400 CENSUS TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORT NEED/POWER 857 ISER PROJECTIN9 MANPOWER SUPPLIES 761000 7 PROJECTIONS BY OCCUPATION CLASS I ALASKA:SOCIO-ECON 1976-1990 MAP MODEL NEED/POWER DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:162 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 855 ISER THE DISTRIBUTION OF EARNINGS 761000 10 ECONOMIC AND INCOME IN ALASKA GRO'WTH NEED/POWER 846 ISER OUTLOOK FOR CHANGES IN THE 761000 20 ECONOMIC ECONOMIC STATUS OF THE ALASKA STATUS NATIVES NATIVES 856 ISER PROJECTING MANPOWER 761000 15 PROJECTIONS REQUIREMENTS BY OCCUPATION SOCIa-ECON CLASS,ALASKA:1976-1990 MAP MODEL NEED/POWER 852 ISER THE MAP EXPENDITURES SUBMODEL 761000 30 MAP FOR STATE GOVERNMENT WAGES ECONOMIC AND SALARIES NEED/POWER 853 ISER THE MAP STATE EDUCATION 761004 15 EDUCATION EXPENDITURES MODEL MAP MODEL NEED/POWER 854 ISER OIL PIPELINE DISASTER IMPACTS 761005 20 PIPELINE OIL IMPACT NEED/POWER 793 ISER A QUARTERLY MODEL OF THE 761200 25 OIL ALASKA ECONOMY ECONOMY NEED/POWER 756 ISER A STATE PERSONAL INCOME TAX 770000 6 MAP SIMULATION MODEL MODEL NEED/POWER 788 ISER ALASKA ECONOMIC FORECAST FOR 770000 30 ECONOMIC 1977 FORECAST NEED/POWER 765 ISER ISSUES IN ALASKA DEVELOPMENT 770000 223 ISSUES GROWTH NEED/POWER 777 ISER A FISCAL MODEL FOR ALASKA:770000 20 MAP STRUCTURE AND POLICY ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS GROWTH NEED/POWER 804 ISER ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN ALASKA 770100 60 ENERGY ESTIMATE AND FORECAST CONSUMPTION FORECAST NEED/POWER 770 ISER PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT IN 770300 8 PETROLEUM ALASKA FORECAST NEED/POWER DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:163 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------.----------------- 849 ISER THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF 770300 35 ECONOMIC FEDERAL ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ON IMPACT THE STATE OF ALASKA DEMOGRAPHIC NEED/POWER MAP MODEL 827 ISER PRACTICAL ISSUES IN LONG TERM 770400 50 ECONOMIC FISCAL PLANNING FOR ALASKA PlAN ISSUES NEED/POWER 779 ISER FISCAL OPTIONS AND THE GROWTH 770506 40 GROWTH OF THE AlASKAN ECONOMY ECONOMIC NEED/POWER 787 ISER THE GROWTH CONSEQUENCES OF 770600 20 MINERAL ALTERNATIVE MINERAL LANDS lAND USE LEASING POLICIES NEED/POWER 757 ISER AlASKA ELECTRICAL POWER 770600 12 ELECTRIC REQUIREMENTS A REVIEW AND NEED/POWER PROJECTION 841 ISER LOCAL GOVERNMENT FISCAL 770700 5 MAP MODEL COMPONENT OF THE MAP REVENUE STATEWIDE MODEL NEED/POWER 7,72 ISER AlASKA ECONOMIC FORECAST:1978 771200 23 ECONOMIC (INCLUDING REVIEW OF 1977)FORECAST NEED/POWER 780 ISER PETROLEUM TAX POLICY TO 780000 8 MAP ACHIEVE SMOOTH ECONOMIC PETROLEUM GROWTH IN ALASKA ECONOMIC GROWTH NEED/POWER 837 ISER ALASKA ECONOMIC MULTIPLIER 780000 10 ECONOMIC EXPERIMENTS WITH THE MAP MAP MODEL MODEL NEED/POWER 844 ISER TYPES OF MODELS AND ANALYSIS 780000 5 MODEL OF IMPACT ECONOMIC NEED/POWER 838 ISER COMMENTS ON RELATION OF 780000 5 PETROLEUM NON-PETROLEUM REVENUES TO REVENUE PERSONAL INCOME IN THE MAP MAP MODEL MODEL SIMUlATION OF ALPETCO NEED/POWER IMPACT 814 ISER BEAUFORT SEA PETROLEUM 780000 150 PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT SCENARIOS ECONOMIC ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DEMOGRAPHIC IMPACTS NEED/POWER DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:164 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 781 ISER STRUCTURAL CHANGE IN THE 780000 25 ECONOMIC ALASKAN ECONOMY:THE ALYESKA GROWTH EXPERIENCE NEED/POWER 851 ISER ESTIMATING ECONOMIES OF SCALE 780100 15 ECONOMIC IN ALASKAN INDUSTRIES DRAFl'INDUSTRY NEED/POWER 1525 ISER OIL AND GAS CONSUMPTION IN 780100 60 OIL ALASKA 1976-2000 GAS CONSUMTION NEED/POWER 801 ISER THE PERMANENT FUND AND THE 780300 150 GROWTH GROWTH OF THE ALASKAN ECONOMIC ECONOMY:SELECTED STUDIES NEED/POWER 826 ISER BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS OF THE 780331 40 BUDGET STATE OF ALASKA'S OPERATING NEED/POWER BUDGET FY70 -FY77 800 ISER THE ALPETCO PETROCHEMICAL 780400 75 ECONOMIC PROPOSAL:AN ECONOMIC IMPACT IMPACT ANALYSIS NEED/POWER 785 ISER FISCAL CONSEQUENCES OF ENERGY 780600 6 ENERGY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PLANNING RESOURCES FOR GOVERNMENT SERVICES IN NEED/POWER ALASKA 778 ISER FISCAL PLANNING AND THE 780624 30 GROWTH LONG-RUN GROWTH PATTERN OF ECONOMIC RESOURCE-BASED OPEN ECONOMICS NEED/POWER 758 ISER ALASKA'S REVENUE FORECASTS 780700 12 FORECAST AND EXPENDITURE OPTIONS REVENUE NEED/POWER 795 ISER THE EFFECTS OF REGIONAL 780804 50 GROWTH POPULATION GROWTH ON HUNTING BIG GAME FOR SELECTED BIG GAME SPECIES POPULATION IN SOUTHCENTRAL AlASKA 1976-2000 839 ISER THE EVALUATION OF ECONOMETRIC 781000 10 ECONOMIC MODELS AND MODEL CHANGES MODEL NEED/POWER 840 ISER IMPORTANT ECONOMIC 781000 10 GROWTH RELATIONSHIPS IN THE ALASKAN ECONOMIC MACRO ECONOMY MAP MODEL NEED/POWER 810 ISER BEAUFORT SEA STATEWIDE AND 781212 50 POPULATION REGIONAL POPUlATION AND ECONOMIC ECONOMIC SYSTEMS IMPACT NEED/POWER ANALYSIS DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:165 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------~----------------------------------..._. 828 ISER SOUTHCENTRAL ALASKA'S ECONOMY 790131 55 ECONOMIC AND POPULATION 1965 -2025:POPULATION A BASE STUDY AND PROJECTION PROJECTIONS NEED/POWER 812 ISER NORTHERN GULF OF ALASKA 790600 150 SOCIO-ECON PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC SCENARIOS ECONOMIC AND PETROLEUM DEMOGRAPHIC IMPACTS AND DEMOGRAPHIC EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NEED/POWER 815 ISER WESTERN GULF OF AlASKA 790800 100 POPUlATION STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL ECONOMIC POPUlATION AND ECONOMIC NEED/POWER SYSTEMS IMPACT ANALYSIS 813 ISER WESTERN GULF OF AlASKA 790800 200 SOCIO-ECON PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC SCENARIOS ECONOMIC AND PETROLEUM DEMOGRAPHIC IMPACTS AND DEOMGRAPHIC EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NEED/POWER 809 ISER WESTERN GULF OF AlASKA 790800 400 PETROLEUM .PERTOLEUM DEVELOPMENT FORECAST SCENARIOS ECONOMIC AND ECONOMIC DEMOGRAPHIC IMPACTS AND DEMOGRAPHIC EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NEED/POWER 807 ISER OIL AND GAS CONSUMPTION:800100 35 OIL PRESENT AND PROJECTED CONSUMPTION GAS NEED/POWER 798 ISER THINKING ABOUT AlASKA'S 800114 15 .PETROLEUM FINANCIAL FUTURE DRAFT REVENUE NEED/POWER 821 ISER LOWER COOK INLET PETROLEUM 800200 130 PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT SCENARIOS ECONOMIC ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS 1203 ISER ELECTRIC POWER CONSUMPTION FOR 800523 300 ELECTRIC THE RAILBELT:A PROJECTION OF PROJECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TECHNICAL NEED/POWER APPENDICES 802 ISER ELECTRIC POWER CONSUMPTION FOR 800600 70 ELECTRIC THE RAILBELT:A PROJECTION OF CONSUMPTION REQUIREMENTS RAILBELT NEED/POWER 824 ISER BERING-NORTON PETROLEUM 800600 115 PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT SCENARIOS ECONOMIC ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DEMOGRAPHIC IMPACTS NEED/POWER DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:166 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1551 ISER ELECTRIC POWER CONSUMPTION FOR 800600 75 RAILBELT THE RAILBELT:A PROJECTION OF CONSUMPTION REQUIREMENTS PROJECTION NEED/POWER 806 ISER ALASKAN HISTORICAL AND 810100 75 OIL PROJECTED OIL AND GAS CONSUMPTION CONSUMPTION GAS NEED/POWER 816 ISER ST.GEORGE BASIN PETROLEUM 8:1:-0400 125 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SCENARIOS DEMOGRAPHIC ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC PETROLEUM ANALYSIS NEED/POWER 1589 ISER AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE 810500 15 RECYCLING POTENTIAL FOR RECYCLING WASTE MATERIALS IN ANCHORAGE,ALASKA 811 ISER BEAUFORT SEA STATEWIDE AND 810800 100 OIL REGIONAL DEMOGRAPHIC AND GAS ECONOMIC SYSTEMS IMPACTS DEMOGRAPHIC ECONOMIC NEED/POWER 1205 ISER ALASKA ECONOMIC PROJECTIONS 811000 420 PROJECTIONS FOR ESTIMATING ELECTRICITY ECONOMIC REQUIREMENTS FOR THE RAILBELT NEED/POWER 760 ISER SIMULATIONS OF STATE 820000 20 FISCAL GOVERNMENT FISCAL POLICY:THE POLICY BALANCED BUDGET MULTIPLIER NEED/POWER 797 ISER IMPROVEMENTS TO SPECIFICATION 820000 30 MAP MODEL OF THE MAP MODEL NEED/POWER 643 ISER THE MAP MODEL FOR 1981, 820100 200 MAP MODEL. IMPROVEMENTS TO SPECIFICATIONS NEED/POWER OF THE MAP MODEL 1374 ISER REVIEW OF TASK 11 820200 80 STATUS 805 ISER THE RElATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE 820200 80 NATURAL GAS ALASKA NATURAL GAS PIPELINE PIPELINE AND STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT NEED/POWER EXPENDITURES 1556 ISER A STUDY OF AlASKA'S HOUSING 820300 300 FORECAST PROGRAMS HOUSING POPULATION NEED/POWER 818 ISER NORTH ALEUTIAN SHELF 820600 200 ECONOMIC STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL .DEMOGRAPHIC DEMOGRAPHIC AND ECONOMIC NEED/POWER SYSTEMS IMPACTS FORECAST DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:167 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ------.------------------------------------------------..- 394 ISER POLICY ANALYSIS PAPER #82-13,821118 75 ENERGY ALASKA ENERGY PLANNING PLANNING STUDIES:A REVIEW OF THREE NEED/POWER CONSULTANT STUDIES SUBMITTED TO ALASKA STATE AGENCIES IN FISCAL-YEAR 759 ISER SUSTAINABLE SPENDING LEVELS 830200 12 ECONOMIC FROM ALASKA STATE REVENUES REVENUES SOCIAL NEED/POWER 1766 ISER MAP MODEL REGIONAL BASE CASE 830216 30 MAP MODEL PROJECTIONS 1980-2010 OCS IMPACT ANALYSIS NEED/POWER 819 ISER NAVARIN BASIN STATEWIDE &830300 200 IMPACTS REGIONAL DEMOGRAPHIC &ECONOMIC ECONOMIC SYSTEMS IMPACTS DEMOGRAPHIC FORECAST NEED/POWER 817 ISER DIAPIR FIELD STATEWIDE AND 830600 100 ECONOMIC REGIONAL ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC DEMOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS IMPACTS NEED/POWER ANALYSIS 3100 ISER RESOURCE USER SURVEY 841026 150 RESOURCES SURVEY 2675 ISER THE SUSTAINABLE LEVEL OF 850228 35 NEED/POWER ECONOMIC ACTIVITY IN ALASKA ECONOMIC 2624 ISER RESOURCE USER SURVEY FINAL 850315 15 RESOURCE ANALYSIS DESIGN 3198 ISER MONITORING PERFORMANCE OF THE 850400 34 ECONOMY ALASKA ECONOMY:THE 1985 ISER MAP MODEL MAP ECONOMIC DATABASE 2674 ISER THE IMPORTANCE OF PETROLEUM 850415 10 OIL IN THE ALASKA ECONOMY NEED/POWER ECONOMIC PETROLEUM 2705 ISER RESOURCE USER SURVEY RESEARCH 850503 20 RECREATION METHODOLOGY REPORT RESOURCE POPULATION SC(;\lln.eA 2906 ISER RESOURCE USER SURVEY FINAL 850600 350 RESOURCES REPORT SURVEY DA.TE:04/15/88 PA.GE:168 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2900 ISER WORKING PAPERS ECONOMIC AND 850700 60 ECONOMIC DEMOGRAPHIC FORECASTS WITH AND DEMOGRAPHIC WITHOUT THE SUSITNA FORECAST HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT -NEED/POWER SELECTED FACTORS 3474 ISER ISER MAP ALASKA ECONOMIC 860600 300 MAP MODEL:STATE MODEL MODEL DOCUMENTATION VERSION A86.1: JUNE 1986 3266 ITOH LNG MARKETING IN JAPAN 850200 14 LNG 2563 IWR GEOLOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF 760100 75 GEOLOGY THE SHIP CREEK AND MONASHKA RESERVOIR CREEK RESERVOIRS, SOUTHCENTRAL ALASKA 344 J&J SUSITNA TRANSMISSION LINE 831000 73 VISUAL VISUAL RESOURCES ASSESSMENT RESOURCES FINAL DRAIT T-LINE 2997 JACKSON THE NATURE OF 780000 50 SEDIMENT METALS-SEDlMENT-WATER FRESHWATER INTERACTIONS IN FRESHWATER BODIES,WITH EMPHASIS ON THE ROLE OF ORGANIC MATTER 3345 JAKIMCHUK THE PORCUPINE CARIBOU HERD,740000 1 CARIBOU CANADA ARCTIC GAS GEOLOGICAL GEOLOGY REPORT SERIES,VOL.4 2194 JASSBY THE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF 800000 11 HYDRO HYDROELECTRIC POWER.ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT 2520 JEGLUM VEGETATION-HABITAT CHANGES 841215 15 VEGETATION CAUSED BY DAMMING A PEAT lAND HABITAT DRAINAGEWAY IN NORTHERN ONTARIO 2599 JGC THE ENVIRONMENT OF ALASKA:760800 65 DEVELOPMENT ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT 3066 JOHNSON THE EFFECT OF ENTRAINED AIR 670000 5 SCOUR ON THE SCOURING CAPACITY OF HYDRAULIC WATER JETS 977 JOHNSON HISTORY OF FIRES ON THE KENAI 751007 4 FIRE MOOSE RANGE MOOSE ECOLOGY 2234 JOHNSON DIVERSITY OF SMALL MAMMALS -IN 790000 5 SMALL GAME A POWERLINE RIGHT-OF-WAY AND POWERLINE ADJACENT FOREST IN EAST TENNESSEE D.'\TE:04/15/88 PAGE:169 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---.-----------------------------------------..._---------- 2235 JONKEL BLACK,BROWN (GRIZZLY).AND 800000 21 BEARS POLAR BEARS BIG GAME 1979 JORDAN SODIUM AS A CRITICAL NUTRIENT 730300 16 MOOSE FOR MOOSE OF ISLE ROYALE 2475 JOYAL WINTER FOODS OF MOOSE IN LA 760407 6 MOOSE VERENDRYE PARK,QUEBEC:AN BROWSE EVALUATION OF TWO BROWSE SURVEY METHODS 1884 JOYAL INFLUENCE OF ELECTRIC 840000 1 POWER TRANSMISSION RIGHT-OF-WAY ON MOOSE THE ACTIVITY OF MOOSE 2915 KAISER REASSESSMENT REPORT ON UPPER 740900 120 HYDRO SUSITNA RIVER HYDROELECTRIC RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT FOR THE STATE OF NEED/POWER AlASKA 1503 KAISER TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC 770800 160 COAL FEASIBILITY SURFACE ·MINING NORTH SLOPE COAL DEPOSITS NORTH SLOPE OF ECONOMY ALASKA FEASIBILITY NEED/POWER 1957 KANIYEU HATCHERY PROPAGATION OF THE 700000 10 SALMON PINK AND CHUM SALMONS AS A AQUATIC MEANS OF INCREASING SALMON STOCKS OF SAKHALIN 2517 KASPRISIN POINT MACKENZIE AREA MERITING 840000 100 RESOURCES SPECIAL ATTENTION 1984 LAND USE 2671 KAVANAGH CONSTRUCTION-RELATED OIL 770000 10 OIL SPILLS ALONG TRANS-ALASKA CONSTRUCTIONP PIPELINE IPELINE 941 KAYLL THE ROLE OF FIRE IN THE 681200 15 FORESTS BOREAL FOREST OF CANADA FIRE ECOLOGY 1187 KCM DRAFT SUSITNA HATCHERY SITING 821100 55 ANADROMOUS STUDY FISH MITIGATION 424 KCM SUSITNA HATCHERY SITING STUDY 830100 75 AQUATIC HABITAT FISH MITIGATION 1062 KEARNEY INTERACTIONS OF WHITE-TAILED 750300 49 MOOSE DEER AND MOOSE ON SYMPATRIC DEER RANGE IN CENTRAL ONTARIO DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:170 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS-------_..----------------------------------------------_... 2159 KEENLEYSI EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON THE 550000 10 TEMPERATURE RESPONSES OF YOUNG SALMON TO SALMON WATER CURRENTS FISH BEHAVIOR 3136 KELSALL THE MIGRATORY BARREN-GROUND 680000 6 CARIBOU CARIBOU OF CANADA MIGRATION 2450 KELSALL THE EFFECTS OF FIRE ON THE 770000 60 FIRE ECOLOGY OF THE BOREAL FORESTS GEOLOGY WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO FOREST THE CANADIAN NORTH:A REVIEW AND SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 1132 KENTCO ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION FOR 840100 250 RAILBELT THE AlASKA RAILBELT REGION ELECTRIC 'PART 1 GENERATION ALTERNATIVE NEED/POWER SELECTION PART 2 FINANCE PLAN 3028 KEREKES THE APPLICATION OF PHOSPHORUS 820000 7 MINERAL LOAD -TROPHIC RESPONSE RESERVOIR RELATIONSHIPS TO RESERVOIRS 594 KERR FLUVIAL PROCESSES AND 730000 20 FLUVIAL SEDIMENTATION PROCESSES SEDIMENT 1044 KERSHAW THE IMPACT OF FIRE ON FOREST 750000 52 FIRE AND TUNDRA ECOSYSTEMS FINAL FORESTS REPORT 1975 TUNDRA 2461 KERSHAW STUDIES ON LICHEN-DOMINATED 760702 .20 LICHEN SYSTEMS XX AN EXAMINATION OF FOREST SOME ASPECTS OF THE NORTHERN BOREAL LICHEN WOODLANDS IN CANADA 3350 KIMMEY A FOREST DISEASE SURVEY OF 570000 1 FOREST ALASKA SURVEY 2236 KLEIN REACTION OF REINDEER TO 710700 6 DEER OBSTRUCTIONS AND DISTURBANCES 2838 KLIPP AN OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY AND 731200 300 OIL RESPONSE PLAN FOR A PROPOSED PIPELINE PIPELINE SYSTEM FROM ROAN PLATEAU PLANT SITE-GARFIELD COUNTY,COLORADO TO LISBON TERMINAL 933 KOMAREK TALL TIMBERS FIRE ECOLOGY 690411 50 FIRE CONFERENCE FIRE AND ANIMAL .ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR FORESTS BEHAVIOR 2459 KOZLOWSKI FIRE AND ECOSYSTEMS 740000 10 FIRE ECOSYSTEMS D.-\TE:04/15/3'; PAGE:171 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2634 KRAFFT MOOSE STUDIES IN HURDAL,610600·10 MOOSE NORWAY HABITAT BIG GAME 2032 KRAHN THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA 830000 330 MARKET LABOUR MARKET SEGMENTATION IN SOCIAL FORT MCMURRAY,ALBERTA ECONOMIC 994 KREFTING ECOLOGY OF THE ISLE ROYALE 740000 79 MOOSE MOOSE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE HABITAT TO THE HABITAT ECOLOGY 1058 KREFTING MOOSE DISTRIBUTION AND 740000 25 MOOSE HABITAT SELECTION IN NORTH HABITAT CENTRAL NORTH AMERICA £COfi(lea 3509 KREIG VEGETATION MAPPING FINAL 850400 88 VEGETATION REPORT AND USER GUIDE MAPPING 2645 KRESGE ISSUES IN ALASKA DEVELOPMENT 780000 225 NEED/POWER ISSUES 845 KRESGE ECONOMIC IMPACTS AND 780410 8 MAP MODEL MULTIPLIERS IN THE MAP MODEL ECONOMIC PERS.COM.IMPACT NEED/POWER 766 KRESGE PLANNING FOR A RESOURCE-RICH 780500 5 RESOURCE REGION:THE CASE OF ALASKA ECONOMY ENERGY NEED/POWER 783 KRESGE REGIONAL IMP~CTS OF FEDERAL 800907 .8 IMPACTS ENERGY DEVELOPMENTS ENERGY NEED/POWER 768 KRESGE ROLE OF PUBLIC POLICY 840000 12 PUBLIC ECONOMIC 1524 KRESGE THE MAP MODEL:AN ECONOMIC/840000 22 MAP MODEL DEMOGRAPHIC MODEL OF ALASKA DEMOGRAPHIC NEED/POWER 1647 KRESGE REGIONS AND RESOURCES 840000 260 RESOURCES STRATEGIES FOR DEVELOPMENT POPULATION NEED/POWER 2237 KROODSMA BIRD COMMUNITY ECOLOGY ON 820000 16 BIRD POWERLINE CORRIDORS IN EAST ECOLOGY TENNESSEE POWERLINE 2161 KRUSE GRAYLING OF GREBE LAKE,590708 355 GRAYLING YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK,FISH WYO. 469 KWL STREAM ENHANCEMENT GUIDE 800300 82 STREAM ENHANCEMENT DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:172 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1711 LAGLER ICHTHYOLOGY 620000 545 FISH 980 LAPERRIER USE OF LANDSAT DATA FOR MOOSE 800000 7 MOOSE HABITAT ANALYSES IN ALASKA HABITAT 3232 LAROE FUEL WOOD UTILIZATION IN THE 820712 1 FUEL FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR BOROUGH ALTERNATIVE (MICROFICHE) 2596 LARSE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF 700800 5 EROSION EROSION AND STREAM SEDIMENT SEDMENTATION FROM FOREST ROADS ROADS 3047 LARSEN PHOSPHORUS RETENTION CAPACITY 760511 9 MINERAL OF LAKES lAKE 1764 LATIMER THE EFFECTS OF ATMOSHPERIC 810126 9 RECREATION OPTICAL CONDITIONS ON AIR PERCEIVED SCENIC BEAUTY POLLUTION 1115 LAUMAN SALMONID PASSAGE AT STREAM-760000 78 ANADROMOUS ROAD CROSSINGS FISH MITIGATION 1165 LAVENTHOL PROPOSED HOTEL FAIRBANKS,830200 75 PROJECTIONS AlASKA UPDATED MARKET STUDY FINANCIAL AND FINANCIAL PROJECTIONS NEED/POWER 1401 LAWRENCE PROGRESS REPORT TO APA BOARD 801024 35 PROGRESS REPORT 2238 LAWSON MOUNTAIN SHEEP 820000 20 SHEEP BIG GAME 3208 LEADER POPULATION ECOLOGY OF 790900 18 REINDEER REINDEER ON SOUTH GEORGIA BIG GAME (EXCERPT) 2240 LEE TRANSMISSION LINE AUDIBLE 780000 42 T-LINE NOISE AND WILDLIFE NOISE WILDLIFE 2291 LEE OIL SHALE DEVELOPMENT:A 801000 50 OIL PERSPECTIVE ON CERTAIN ISSUES REGIONAL ECONOMIC ISSUES 1559 LEIGH ECONOMIC DEPRECIATION OF THE 800000 7 FORECAST RESIDENTIAL HOUSING STOCK OF HOUSING THE UNITED STATES,1950-1970 RESIDENTIAL NEED/POWER 3076 LEISTRITZ THE SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT OF 810000 7 SOCIO-ECON RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT:METHODS FOR ASSESSMENT 3355 LENARZ THE REACTION OF DALL SHEEP TO 740000 1 SHEEP AN FH-1100 HELICOPTER AIRCRAFT DATE:04/15/33 PAGE:173 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1072 LEOPOLD EFFECTS OF LAND USE ON MOOSE 530000 10 MOOSE AND CARIBOU IN ALASKA CARIBOU HABITAT 1039 LEOPOLD WILDLIFE IN ALASKA AN 840228 129 WILDLIFE ECOLOGICAL RECONNAISSANCE ECOLOGY MOOSE BEAR 2239 LERESCH DISTRIBUTION AND HABITATS OF 740000 36 MOOSE MOOSE IN ALASKA HABITAT BIG GAME 996 LERESCHE IMPORTANCE OF NONBROWSE FOODS 730000 9 MOOSE TO MOOSE IN KENAI PENINSULA,BROWSE ALASKA HABITAT 3207 LERESCHE THE INTERNATIONAL HERDS:750900 25 CARIBOU PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE BIG GAME FORTYMILE AND PORCUPINE REINDEER CARIBOU HEARDS (EXCERPT) 3463 LERNER EQUITY ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH 840500 21 ENERGY SELECTED ENERGY PROGRAMS 1958 LEVANIDOU THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE 640000 6 FISH SIZE OF FINGERLING AMUR AQUATIC AUTUMN CHUM AND THEIR SURVIVAL 693 LGL SEE DCNO 1608 0 0 -0- 430 LGL SEE DCNO 1608 0 0 2939 LGL SEE DCNO 3339 0 0 2031 LGL IMPACTS OF DEVELOPMENT ON 790700 400 WILDLIFE WILDLIFE:A REVIEW FROM -THE HYDROLOGY PERSPECTIVE OF THE COLD LAKE CARIBOU PROJECT BEAR 859 LGL pROTECTION STRATEGIES FOR 810600 218 PEREGRINE PERIGRENE FALCONS AND OTHER FALCON RAPTORS ALONG THE PLANNED PIPELINE NORTHWEST ALASKAN GAS RAPTOR PIPELINE ROUTE VOL.1 II 860 LGL PROTECTION STRATEGIES FOR 810600 114 PEREGRINE PERIGRENE FALCONS AND OTHER FALCON RAPTORS ALONG THE PLANNED PIPELINE NORTHWEST ALASKAN GAS RAPTOR PIPELINE ROUTE VOL.2 3516 LGL ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES -830300 200 PLANT SUBTASK 7.12 PLANT ECOLOGY ECOLOGY STUDIES PHASE II DRAFT FINAL REPORT DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:174 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------------..._------------...-------------_...-- 1608 LGL WILDLIFE AND BOTANICAL 831214 23 WILDLIFE RESOURCES IMPACT ASSESSMENT BOTANICAL AND MITIGATION PLANNING MITIGATION SUMMARY 1745 LGL INFLUENCE OF INPOUNDMENTS ON 840000 3 WEATHER LOCAL CLIMATE PERS.COM.IMPOUNDMENT 716 LGL NOTES ON THE HABITAT 840222 10 HABITAT COMPENSATION LANDS MEETING OF LAND USE NOVEMBER 18,1983 PERS.COM. 231 LGL DETAILED PLAN OF STUDY FOR 840302 50 TERRESTRIAL LGL,TERRESTRIAL BIOLOGICAL IMPACT STUDY IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND MITIGATION PLAN REFINEMENT 1747 LGL INFLUENCE OF IMPOUNDMENTS ON 840425 2 CLIMATE LOCAL CLIMATE IMPOUNDMENT 1746 LGL INFLUENCE OF IMPOUNDMENT ON 840426 1 WEATHER LOCAL CLIMATE PERS.COM.IMPOUNDMENT 1666 LGL WILDLIFE AND BOTANICAL 840500 50 WILDLIFE RESOURCES IMPACT ASSESSMENT PLANT AND MITIGATION PLANNING MITIGAION SUMMARY BOTANICAL 3383 LGL WILDLIFE AND BOTANICAL 840500 175 WILDLIFE RESOURCES FISCAL YEAR 1984 BOTANICAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REFINEMENT REPORT DRAFl' 2373 LGL SUMMARY STATEMENT ON NEST 840600 20 EAGLES LOSSES AND CONFLICTS FOR BALD BIRDS AND GOLDEN EAGLES IN THE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT AREA 2317 LGL PEREGRINE FALCON NESTING 840800 15 PEREGRINE HABITAT IN THE VICINITY OF THE HABITAT PROPOSED HEALY-TO-FAIRBANKS TRANSMISSION TRANSMISSION ROUTE CROSSING OF THE TANANA RIVER AND ALONG THE 2374 LGL UPDATE AND REFINEMENT OF BALD 841000 30 EAGLES AND GOLDEN EAGLE IMPACT BIRDS ASSESSMENTS AND MITIGATION MITIGATION PLANS 3365 LGL WINTER BIRD REPORT PERS.COM.850412 1 BIRD 2897 LGL BROWN BEAR HABITAT 850430 1 BROWN BEAR ENHANCEMENT FEASIBILITY PERS.HABITAT COM. DATE:04/15/8,3 PAGE:175 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---.---------------~-------------------------------..----- 3200 LGL MITIGATION PLAN FOR WILDLIFE 850600 300 MITIGATION AND BOTANICAL RESOURCES DRAFT WILDLIFE BOTANICAL 3376 LGL WILDLIFE AND BOTANICAL 850628 50 BOTANICAL RESOURCES IMPACT ASSESSMENT WILDLIFE AND MITIGATION PLANNING MITIGATION SUMMARY DRAFl'REVISION RESOURCES NUMBER:1 2925 LGL FURBEARER STUDIES SPRING 1985:851000 14 BEAVER BEAVER FURBEARER 3385 LGL MARCH 1985 SNOW DEPTH SURVEY 860100 81 SNOW IN THE MIDDLE SUSITNA RIVER BIRDS BASIN,AlASKA 3327 LGL WINTER BIRD POPUlATIONS IN 860200 24 BIRD FOREST HABITATS OF THE MIDDLE FORESTS SUSITNA RIVER BASIN,ALASKA HABITAT LGL FURBEARER STUDIES SPRING 198~860200 16 FURBEARER TRAPPER SURVEY 3422 LGL MOOSE FOOD HABITS AND 860500 70 MOOSE NUTRITIONAL QUALITY FORAGE IN HABITAT THE MIDDLE SUSITNA RIVER BAS IN,AlASKA 3407 LGL ARTIFICIAL NESTS AND NESTING 860600 40 EAES STRUCTURES BUILT FOR BALD BIRDS EAGLES IN THE TANANA AND SUSITNA RIVER DRAINAGES AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 1985 2592 LGL/ACWRU FURBEARER STUDIES FALL 1984: 841100 30 FURBEARER BEAVER BEAVER 2241 LIDDLE THE EFFECTS OF RECREATION ON 800000 8 PLANTS FRESHWATER PlANTS AND RECREATION ANIMALS:A REVIEW 2243 LINDZEY HOME RANGE AND HABITAT USE BY 770000 13 BLACK BEAR BLACK BEARS IN SOUTHWESTERN BIG GAME WASHINGTON 3344 LINKSWILE FACTORS INFLUENCING BEHAVIOR 820000 1 MOOSE AND SIGHTABILITY OF MOOSE IN BEHAVIOR DENALI NATIONAL PARK,ALASKA HABITAT 3043 LOVE RELATIONSHIP OF IMPOUNDMENT 601103 6 IMPOUNDMENT TO WATER QUALITY WATER QUALITY 3150 LUPC THE D-2 BOOK:LANDS OF 771200 30 LAND USE NATIONAL INTEREST IN ALASKA,MAPS A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS VOL.2 DA.TE:04/15/83 PA.GE:176 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------............-'-............~.........................................................------------------ 1837 LUPC OUTDOOR RECREATION IN ALASKA:790000 100 RECREATION AN EXAMINATION OF GOVERNMENTAL LAND USE ROLES 1049 LUTZ ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF FOREST 560300 125 FORESTS FIRES IN THE INTERIOR OF FIRE ALASKA ECOLOGY 985 LUTZ FIRE AS AN ECOLOGICAL FACTOR 600600 7 FIRE IN THE BOREAL FOREST OF ALASKA FORESTS ECOLOGY 934 LYON TALL TIMBERS FIRE ECOLOGY 690410 20 FIRE CONFERENCE YILDLIFE HABITAT ECOLOGY RESEARCH AND FIRE IN THE FORESTS NORHTERN ROCKIES VEGETATION 1879 MABUCE GENERATION RESERVE 750700 5 ELECTRIC REQUIREMENTS-SENSITIVITY TO VARIATIONS IN THE SYSTEM PARAMETERS 2244 MACARTHUR FACTORS INFLUENCING HEART 790402 11 SHEEP RATE IN FREE-RANGING BIGHORN BIG GAME SHEEP:A PHYSIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF YILDLIFE HARASSMENT 2245 MACARTHUR CARDIAC AND BEHAVIORAL 820000 9 BEHAVIOR RESPONSES OF MOUNTAIN SHEEP SHEEP TO HUMAN DISTURBANCE BIG GAME 948 MACH IDA DIFFERENTIAL USE OF YILLOY 791200 95 YILLOY SPECIES BY MOOSE IN ALASKA MOOSE BROYSE 3162 MACINNES PREDATION ON CANADA GOOSE 720400 8 BIRDS NESTS AT MCCONNELL RIVER, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES (EXCERPT) 1885 MACKAY DISTURBANCES TO THE TUNDRA 700428 13 TUNDRA AND FOREST TUNDRA ENVIRONMENT FORESTS OF THE YESTERN ARCTIC 1063 MACLENNAN USE OF FOREST CUTS BY BIG 750300 11 MOOSE GAME IN THE PORCUPINE FOREST ENVIRONMENT FORESTS 1114 MACPHEE SYIMMING PERFORMANCE OF 760700 42 GRAYLING ARCTIC GRAYLING IN HIGHYAY CULVERTS CULVERTS RESIDENT MITIGATION FISH 3338 MAGOUN HOME RANGE AND MOVEMENTS OF 820000 1 YOLVES YOLVERINES IN NORTHWEST ALASKA SMALL GAME DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:177 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------.._---------------------------------- 2162 MAJOR INFLUENCE OF ROCKY REACH DAM 660000 16 TEMPERATURE AND THE TEMPERATURE OF THE SOCKEYE OKANOGHAN RIVER ON THE MIGRATION UPSTREAM MIGRATION OF SOCKEYE SAIMON 1967 MAUlOTRA DIAGNOSIS OF AIR POLLUTANT 801100 50 AIR AND NATURAL STRESS SYMPTOMS POLLUTION ON FOREST VEGETATION IN FOREST WESTERN CANADA VEGETATION 1752 MAIM HUMAN PERCEPTION OF VISUAL 800200 10 AIR QUALITY AIR QUALITY (UNIFORM HAZE)POLLUTION 1753 MAIM HUMAN PERCEPTION OF VISUAL 810000 15 AIR QUALITY AIR QUALITY VISIBILITY 1156 MANAGE ANIMAL USE OF THE PONDEROSA 770000 3 TREES PINE FOREST OPENINGS 1490 MARATHON GAS PURCHASE CONTRACTS 821216 100 GAS MARATHON OIL AND ALASKA CONTRACT PIPELINE (DEC.16,1982)AND NEED/POWER .SHELL OIL AND ALASKA PIPELINE (DEC.20,1982) 2753 MARATHON GAS PURCHASE CONTRACT 821216 50 GAS MARATHON OIL COMPANY,SELLER PURCHASE AND ALASKA PIPELINE COMPANY,NEED/POWER BUYER 2163 MARR INFLUENCES OF TEMPERATURE ON 661126 3 TEMPERATURE THE EFFICIENCY OF GROWTH OF FISH SALMONID EMBRYOS GROWTH 935 MARTIN TALL TIMBERS FIRE ECOLOGY 690410 15 FIRE CONFERENCE FIRE AS A PHYSICAL ECOLOGY FACTOR IN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT WILDLIFE FORESTS 2731 MARTINKA BEARS -THEIR BIOLOGY AND 800000 375 BEARS MANAGEMENT BIOLOGY 3250 MARUBENI ENERGY SITUATION AND LNG 841200 65 LNG MARKET IN JAPAN 3029 MATHEWS PHYSICAL LIMNOLOGY AND 560500 17 SEDIMENT SEDIMENTATION IN A GLACIAL GLACIER LAKE LIMNOLOGY 878 MATHISEN EFFECTS OF HUMAN DISTURBANCE 680000 6 NESTS ON NESTING OF BAD EAGLES EAGLES 2246 MATHISEN EFFECTS OF HUMAN DISTURBANCE 680000 6 EAGLES ON NESTING OF BALD EAGLES BIRDS DATE:04/15,:38 PAGE:178 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------~------------------------------------- 189 MATSU MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH 830300 300 COASTAL COASTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN,PLAN PUBLIC HEARING DRAFT 76 MATSU DIRECTORY OF ORGANIZATIONS 830322 60 AGENCY (MAT-SU BOROUGH) 291 MATSU MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH 830800 250 COASTAL COASTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN PLAN 3203 MATSU MASTER PlAN FOR THE PROPOSED 8li-0000 90 RECREATION WILLOW CREEK STATE RECREATION LAND USE AREA 2988 MATSU POINT MACKENZIE AREA MERITING 850900 150 LAND USE SPECIAL ATTENTION PUBLIC PUBLIC HEARING DRAFT HEARING 2247 MAUTZ NUTRITION AND CARRYING 800000 27 BIG GAME CAPACITY HABITAT 1980 MAYER AN EVALUATION OF CHEMICALLY-760100 9 T-LINE SPRAYED ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION WILDLIFE LINE RIGHTS-OF-WAY FOR ACTUAL, AND POTENTIAL WILDLIFE USE 2963 MAYNARD AVOIDANCE REACTIONS OF 810300 7 COHO JUVENILE COHO SALMON TO SALMON MONOCYCLIC AROMATICS 2164 MCCLANE NEW STANDARD FISHING 650000 1200 FISH ENCYCLOPEDIA 2048 MCCLURE SNOW DATA 840900 5 SNOW 3121 MCCOURT DISTURBANCE STUDIES OF 740100 27 CARIBOU CARIBOU AND OTHER MAMMALS IN BIG GAME THE YUKON AND ALASKA,1972 2165 MCCUDDIN SURVIVAL OF SALMON AND TROUT 770000 35 SALMON EMBRYOS AND FRY IN TROUT GRAVEL-SAND MIXTURES HABITAT FISH 2248 MCEWAN SOUTHERN BALD EAGLE 790000 10 EAGLES PRODUCTIVITY AND NEST SITE BIRDS SELECTION 880 MCGAHAN ECOLOGY OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE 680100 12 RAPTOR EAGLES 1994 MCGIMSEY THE MANAGEMENT OF 770000 130 ARCHEOLOGY ARCHEOLOGICAL RESOURCES 2010 MCKENDRIC EVALUATION OF PlANTS USED FOR 840700 4 RECLAMATION STRIPMINE RECLAMATION NEAR PLANTS HEALY I AlASKA DA;:'S:04/15/83 PAGE:179 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2628 MCLEAY EFFECTS ON ARCTIC GRAYLING OF 841200 150 FISH PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO YUKON SEDIMENT PLACER MINING SEDIMENT:A LABORATORY STUDY 1812 MCMILLIN THE IMPACT OF HUNGRY HORSE 810900 115 FISH DAM ON THE KOKANEE FISHERY OF DAM THE FLATHEAD RIVER IMPACT 3359 MCNEELY WATER QUALITY SOURCEBOOK -A 790000 1 WATER GUIDE TO WATER QUALITY QUALITY PARAMETERS 2166 MCNEIL SURVIVAL OF PINK AND CHUM 680000 16 SALMON SALMON EGGS AND ALLEVINS FISH 920 MCNICOL LATE WINTER BEDDING PRACTICES 780000 .4 MOOSE OF MOOSE IN MIXED UPLAND HABITAT CUTOVERS BIG GAME 2458 MCNICOL LATE WINTER USE OF UPLAND 800000 10 BROWSE CUTOVERS BY MOOSE MOOSE 1080 MCNICOL THE EFFECTS OF HEAVY BROWSING 800400 16 MOOSE PRESSURE OVER EIGHT YEARS ON BROWSE A CUTOVER IN QUETICO PARK 1959 MCPHAIL FRESHWATER FISHES OF 700000 400 FRESHWATER NORTHWESTERN CANADA AND ALASKA FISH AQUATIC 2851 MEA FERC FORM NO 1:ANNUAL REPORT 841231 300 UTILITIES OF ELECTRIC UTILITIES,ELECTRIC LICENSES AND 'OTHER (CLASS A NEED/POWER AND CLASS B) 2998 MEISTER SOURCE AND LEVEL OF MECURY IN 790000 3 MINERAL A NEW IMPOUNDMENT IMPOUNDMENT 2039 MELLOR REPORT ON IN-MIGRATION 790300 140 MIGRATION (BACKGROUND REPORT)SOCIAL POPULATION 2672 MERRILL THE MOOSE BOOK FACTS AND 160000 5 MOOSE STORIES FROM NORTHERN FORESTS FOREST (EXCERPTS) 3297 MERRITT PRELIMINARY COAL ATLAS OF THE 830000 160 COAL SUSITNA LOWLAND,ALASKA 925 MEULES INTENS IVE STUDY OF AN EARLY 610000 12 MOOSE SPRING HABITAT OF MOOSE HABITAT DA.TE:04/15/33 PA.GE:180 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 494 MH&C MUNICIPAL UTILITIES SYSTEM OF 810325 10 UTILITIES THE CITY OF FAIRBANKS FINANCIAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS WITH NEED/POWER ACCOMPANYING INFORMATION YRS ENDED 12/31/80 & 79 REPORT OF CPA 495 MH&C MUNICIPAL UTILITIES SYSTEM OF 820317 10 UTILITIES THE CITY OF FAIRBANKS FINANCIAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS WITH NEED/POWER ACCOMPANYING INFORMATION YRS ENDED 12/31/81 & 80 REPORT OF CPA 493 MH&C MUNICIPAL UTILITIES SYSTEM OF 830318 10 NEED/POWER THE CITY OF FAIRBANKS AlASKA: FINANCIAL STATEMENTS WITH ACCOMPANYING INFORMATION YRS ENDED 12/31/82 &81 REPORT OF CPA 719 MIDDLETON STOCK STATUS REPORT COOK 810000 127 ANADROMOUS INLET AlASKA DEPARTMENT OF FISH FISH AND GAME,ANCHORAGE AlASKA DRAFT REPORT 1763 MIDDLETON IMPLICATIONS OF NCAR'S URBAN 830000 13 AIR QUALITY VISUAL AIR QUALITY ASSESSMENT VISUAL METHOD FOR PRISTINE AREAS 918 MILKE SOME MOOSE-WILLOW 690500 79 MOOSE RElATIONSHIPS IN THE INTERIOR HABITAT OF AlASKA BIG GAME 3237 MILLER THE DENALI HIGHWAY 760000 120 HIGHWAY INFORMATION PlAN FOR THE PlAN UNITED STATES BUREAU OF lAND MANAGEMENT 2249 MILLER CARIBOU 780000 37 CARIBOU 513 MILLS STATEWIDE HARVEST STUDY,790630 112 HARVEST VOLUME 20 FEDERAL AID IN FISH STUDY RESTORATION 7/1/78 -6/30/79 514 MILLS STATEWIDE HARVEST STUDY 800630 65 HARVEST VOL.21 FEDERAL AID IN FISH STUDY RESTORATION 7/1/79 -6/30/80 515 MILLS STATEWIDE HARVEST STUDY 1980 810530 107 HARVEST DATA VOL.22 7/1/80 -6/30/81 STUDY 516 MILLS STATEWIDE HARVEST STUDY 1981 820630 115 HARVEST DATA VOL.23 FEDERAL AID IN STUDY FISH RESTORATION AND ANADROMOUS FISH STUDIES 7/1/81 -6/30/82 DA~E.:04/LS/S:J PAGE:181 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 701 MIND ELL PERIGRENE FALCON STATUS AND 811000 34 PEREGRINE PREY,AND OBSERVATIONS OF FALCON OTHER RAPTORS ON THE MIDDLE RAPTOR AND LOWER YUKON RIVER, ALASKA,1981 1917 MIT A PREDICTIVE MODEL FOR 731100 105 TEMPERATURE TRANSIENT TEMPERATURE FLOWS DISTRIBUTIONS IN UNSTEADY FLOWS 3248 MITSUI LNG SITUATION IN JAPAN 850100 75 LNG 1166 MJA A COMPREHENSIVE SPACE 820800 40 INVENTORY INVENTORY FOR THE FAIRBANKS NEED/POWER DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 1164 MJA COMPREHENSIVE SPACE INVENTORY 831100 25 INVENTORY OF FAIRBANKS,ALASKA NEED/POWER 1529 ML&P ELECTRIC UTILITY CONSERVATION 820700 35 ELECTRIC PLAN COST CONSERVATIONN EED/POWER 1022 ML&P FERC FORM NO.1:ANNUAL REPORT 821231 30 NEED/POWER OF ELECTRIC UTILITIES,FINANCIAL LICENSES AND OTHERS (CLASS A FORECAST AND CLASS B) 2852 ML&P ML&P'S RELIABILITY CRITERIA 830622 1 UTILITIES PERS.COM.ELECTRIC NEED/POWER 1056 ML&P ANNUAL REPORT ON THE 840100 14 ELECTRIC IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ELECTRIC UTILITIES UTITLITY CONSERVATION PLAN CONSERVATIONN EED/POWER 3470 ML&P MUNICIPAL LIGHT &POWER 840100 20 CONSERVATION ANNUAL REPORT ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ELECTRIC UTILITY CONSERVATION PLAN 2850 ML&P FERC FORM NO 1:ANNUAL REPORT 841231 300 UTILITIES OF ELECTRIC UTILITIES,ELECTRIC LICENSES AND OTHER (CLASS A NEED/POWER AND CLASS B) 2835 MMS ESTIMATES OF UNDISCOVERED,850000 50 OIL ECONOMICALLY RECOVERABLE OIL GAS AND GAS RESOURCES FOR THE NEED/POWER OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF AS OF JULY 1984 DATE:04/l5;,::33 PAGE:182 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------.--------_.------------~------------------------- 3459 MOA 1978 POPULATION PROFILE 780000 32 POPULATION MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE 1174 MOA PRINTOUT 1979 MUNICIPAL 790000 20 INVENTORY BUILDING INVENTORY USE NEED/POWER 3301 MOA EAGLE RIVER -CHUGIAK .790908 30 ELECTRIC EKLUTNA COMPRENSIVE PLAN POS 1014 MOA 1980 CENSUS PROFILE 800000 34 CENSUS POPULATION NEED/POWER 1768 MOA ANCHORAGE COASTAL RESOURCE 801200 3 COASTAL ATLAS VOL.1:THE 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ENVIRONMENT RESPONSE OF POPLAR CREEK,DAM CALIFORNIA TO THE DUTCH GULCH HUDRAULIC DAM 2173 PATRICK NATURAL HISTORY OF STREAM 750000 14 ECOLOGY COMMUNITIES FISH 683 PATTERSON THE APPLICATION OF DYNAMICS 810000 50 TEMPERATURE SIMULATION MODEL TO LAKES AND MODEL RESERVOIRS IMPOUNDMENT 1909 PATTERSON CLASSIFICATION AND DYNAMIC 840000 17 FLOW SIMULATION OF THE VERTICAL WATER DENSITY STRUCTURE OF LAKES QUALITY 944 PEAK A REVIEW OF MOOSE FOOD AND 740000 20 MOOSE HABITS STUDIES IN NORTH HABITAT AMERICA FORAGES 3177 PEARSON POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS OF 740600 16 GRIZZLY THE ARCTIC MOUNTAIN GRIZZLY BEAR BEAR (EXCERPT)POPULATION 2455 PEEK ADAPTATIONS TO 'PIE BURN:720000 6 FIRE MOOSE AND DEER STUDIES MOOSE (EXCERPT) 991 PEEK DYNAMICS OF MOOSE 720200 12 MOOSE AGGREGATIONS IN ALASKA,AGGREGATION MINNESOTA.AND MONTANA 1047 PEEK INITIAL RESPONSE OF MOOSE TO 740000 4 FIRE A FOREST FIRE IN NORTHEASTERN MOOSE MINNESOTA 2256 PEEK A REVIEW OF MOOSE FOOD HABITS 740000 20 MOOSE STUDIES IN NORTH AMERICA BROWSE 2257 PEEK MOOSE HABITAT SELECTION AND 760400 70 MOOSE RELATIONSHIP TO FOREST HABITAT MANAGEMENT IN NORTHEASTERN MINNESOTA 2473 PEEK MOOSE HABITAT SELECTION AND 760400 65 MOOSE RELATIONSHIPS TO FOREST HABITAT MANAGEMENT IN NORTHWESTERN FOREST MINNESOTA (EXCERPT) DATE:04/15/3:3 PAGE:200 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2468 PEEK ROLE OF COVER IN HABITAT 820000 11 HABITAT MANAGEMENT FOR BIG GAME IN BIG GAME NORTHWESTERN UNITED STATES 963 PEGAN SUCCESSION IN TWO EXCLOSURES 690224 3 SUCCESSION NEAR UNALAKLEET,ALASKA BROWSE 2258 PELTON BLACK BEAR 820000 10 BLACK BEAR 3358 PETERS ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL DuRING 790000 1 DAM DAM CONSTRUCTION ENVIRONMENT 993 PETERSON STUDIES OF THE FOOD HABITS 530530 50 MOOSE AND THE HABITAT OF MOOSE IN HABITAT ONTARIO VEGETATION FLORA 995 PETERSON NORTH AMERICAN MOOSE 550000 287 MOOSE HABITAT BROWSE 2260 PETERSON A FIELD GUIDE TO WESTERN BIRDS 610000 320 BIRDS 1759 PETRICH AESTHETIC IMPORT OF A 790000 8 AESTHETICS PREPOSED POWER PLANT ON AN VISUAL HISTORIC YILDERNESS LANDSCAPE RESOURCES 286 PEWE/BELL MAP SHOWING CONSTRUCTION 760000 1 MAPS MATERIAL IN THE FAIRBANKS D-2 SW QUADRANGLE,ALASKA 2413 PG&E RESIDENTIAL APPLICANCE 830500 125 NEED/POWER SATURATION SURVEY VOL.1 APPLIANCE MAJOR FINDINGS 1564 PGEC 1979 RESIDENTIAL APPLIANCE 800700 270 FORECAST SATURATION SURVEY ELECTRIC NEED/POWER RESIDENTIAL APPLIANCE 1565 PGEC COMMERCIAL BUSINESS ENERGY 810200 115 FORECAST USE SURVEY COMMERCIAL USE NEED/POWER 3025 PHARO SEDIMENTATION PROCESSES IN A 790000 10 SEDIMENT SHORT RESIDENCE-TIME INTERMONTANE lAKE,KAMLOOPS lAKE,BRITISH COLUMBIA 2174 PHILLIPS SOME EFFECTS OF GRAVEL 750000 5 SALMON MIXTURES ON EMERGENCE OF COHO TROUT SAlMON AND STEELHEAD TROUT FRY GRAVEL FISH HABITAT DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE DATE:04/15/32 PACE:201 PAGES KEYWORDS 279 PHOTO OLD OVERLAYS 630 PHOTO AERIAL PHOTOS DEVIL CANYON RESERVOIR P5700.1S '515 ORIGINAL GEOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION 265 PHOTO AIR PHOTOS -DEVIL CANYON 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AERIAL PHOTOS 42 AERIAL PHOTOS 32 AERIAL PHOTOS 32 AERIAL PHOTOS ACCESS PLAN 7 AERIAL PHOTOS 33 AERIAL PHOTOS 28 AERIAL PHOTOS DATE:04/15/38 PAGE:202 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------........--------------------- 276 PHOTO COLOR AIR PHOTOS .A.A.C.4·1 800719 14 AERIAL PHOTOS 278 PHOTO COLOR AIR PHOTOS·A.A.C.4·7 800719 14 AERIAL PHOTOS 627 PHOTO AERIAL PHOTOS ALTERNATIVE 800719 33 AERIAL ACCESS CORRIDOR 4-5,(33)PHOTOS ACCESS PLAN 632 PHOTO AERIAL PHOTOS WATANA 800720 15 AERIAL RESERVOIR P5700.1S 515 PHOTOS ORIGINAL GEOLOGIC RESERVOIR INTERPRETATION WATANA 631 PHOTO AERIAL PHOTOS WATANA 800720 40 AERIAL RESERVOIR PS700.15 515 PHOTOS ORIGINAL GEOLOGICAL RESERVOIR INTERPRETATION WATANA 270 PHOTO AIR COLOR PHOTOS - A.A.C.4-9 800823 15 AERIAL PHOTOS 271 PHOTO COLOR AIR PHOTOS - A.A.C. 4-10,800904 9 AERIAL PHOTOS 273 PHOTO COLOR AIR PHOTOS - A.A.C.4-12 800904 11 AERIAL PHOTOS 272 PHOTO COLOR AIR PHOTOS - A.A.C.4-11 800904 6 AERIAL PHOTOS 274 PHOTO COLOR 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JULY 81 1432 R&M TECHNICAL REPORT DEVIL CANYON 810000 270 WEATHER WEATHER STATION JULY 80 .JULY 81 488 R&M STREAM FLOW RECORDS SUSITNA 810000 30 STREAMFLOW RIVER AT WATANA 7/9/81 TO 7/23/81,7/31/81 TO 9/19/81 STAGE DISCHARGE RATING CURVE SUSITNA RIVER NEAR WATANA 1431 R&M TECHNICAL REPORT DENALI 810000 270 WEATHER WEATHER STATION JULY 80 -JULY 81 57 R&M WATANA CORE SLIDES 810000 31 SLIDES DATE:04/15/SS PAGE:206 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1859 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT-BOREHOLE 810000 30 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA 1980 AND GEOLOGY 1981 3316 R&M FIELD DATA INDEX 810100 85 HYDROLOGY 14 R&M TASK 2 -SURVEYS &SITE 810300 125 SURVEY FACILITIES -HORIZONTAL AND SITE VERTICAL CONTROL SURVEYS FACILITIES 1207 R&M SUBTASK 2.09 CLOSEOUT REPORT 810300 240 StQ~1229 R&M SUBTASK 3.10 PRELIMINARY OPEN 810300 20 WATER WATER CALCUlATIONS Scol1neJ 461 R&M WATER QUALITY ANNUAL REPORT 810400 41 WATER 1980 QUALITY 1239 R&M HYDROLOGY WATER QUALITY 810400 46 WATER ANNUAL REPORT,1980 QUALITY HYDROLOGY c:r~nN2~3296 R&M TASK 3-HYDROLOGY SUBTASK 810400 35 WATER 3.03-ANNUAL REPORT WATER QUALITY QUALITY DATA COLLECTION HYDROLOGY 192 R&M PRELIMINARY CHANNEL GEOMETRY,810422 20 VOLICITY VELOCITY AND WATER LEVEL DATA RIVER FOR THE SUSITNA RIVER AT DEVIL CANYON 1277 R&M TASK 6:DESIGN DEVELOPMENT - 810500 130 COST SUBTASK 6.01 CLOSEOUT REPORT, REVIEW OF PREVIOUS STUDIES AND REPORT,COST DATA COLLECTION 21 R&M WATANA RESERVOIR VOLUME 810507 30 RESERVOIR CURVES 122 R&M AERIAL PHOTOS -ALTERNATIVE 810526 232 AERIAL ACCESS CORRIDOR PHOTOS ACCESS PLAN fJ.-o..f\ft!L&1249 R&M TASK 3:HYDROLOGY -FIELD DATA 810700 120 INDEX INDEX 1223 R&M SUBTASK 3.03 FIELD DATA 810800 125 ICE COLLECTION - ICE OBSERVATION ,\\f\lLb.32 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY ICE 810800 25 ICE SCI}:OBSERVATIONS 1980-1981 PROCESSES 1230 R&M CLIMATE DATA DENALI CREEK 811000 60 CLIMATE JULY 1980 THRU JUNE 1981 1232 R&M CLIMATE DATA TYONE RIVER 811000 120 CLIMATE AUGUST 1980 THRU JUNE 1981 DATE:04/15/33 PAGE:208 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS S(t\fln~a i;~i ---------------------------------..._------------------_....... R&M HYDROLOGY GLACIER STUDIES 811200 36 GLACIER HYDROLOGY 1225 R&M SUBTASK 3.03 CLOSEOUT REPORT 811200 180 GEOLOGY APPENDIX D FIRST DRAFT 1860 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 811200 36 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA DECEMBER GEOLOGY 1981 56 R&M WATANA CORE SLIDES 811204 50 SLIDES 550 R&M ACCESS PLAN 18,DENALI 820000 3 ACCESS (NORTH)(3 MAPS)SELECTED ACCESS PLAN 1868 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 820000 35 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA OCTOBER GEOLOGY 1982 1242 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY,RESERVOIR 820100 60 RESERVOIR SEDIMENTATION SEDIMENT 1226 R&M SUBTASK 3.04 CLOSEOUT REPORT 820100 15 WATER WATER RESOURCES STUDIES RESOURCES RESERVOIR EVAPORATION 5c...M ..t A TASK 2 -SURVEYS AND SITE 820100 540 ACCESS FACILITIES SUBTASK 2.10 ACCESS PlANNING STUDY 3 R&M SURVEYS &SITE FACILITIES,820100 500 ACCESS PLAN ACCESS PLANNING STUDY SURVEY SITE FACILITIES 1248 R&M HYDROLOGY RESERVOIR 820100 55 RESERVOIR SEDIMENTATION APPENDIX B.8 SEDIMENT 31 R&M TASK 2 -HYDROLOGY,RIVER 820100 75 RIVER MORPHOLOGY MORPHOLOGY HYDROLOGY 1243 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY,RIVER 820100 247 RIVER MORPHOLOGY MORPHOLOGY SCCll\rl~A 455 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY,RESERVOIR 820100 20 RESERVOIR SEDIMENTATION SEDIMENT 1861 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 820100 40 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA JANUARY GEOLOGY 1982 1250 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY FIELD DATA 820200 80 GEOLOGY COLLECTION AND PROCESSING VOLUME 1 DATE:04/15/86 PAGE:209 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 5..fI*'c\210 ROcK SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 820200 90 STREAMFLOWCo,.ii -TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY,FIELD SLOUGHS DATA COLLECTION AND PROCESSING,VOLUME 1 5ct\()(l~Cl 214 ROcK SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT,820200 425 HYDROLOGY TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY,FIELD DATA CLIMATE COLLECTION AND PROCESSING,STREAMFLOW VOLUME 3 SLOUGHS 1252 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY,FIELD DATA 820200 410 GEOLOGY COLLECTION AND PROCESSING VOLUME 3 607 ROcK WATER QUALITY INTERPRETATION 820200 150 WATER 1981 QUALITY HYDROLOGY 1244 R&M HYDROLOGY RIVER MORPHOLOGY 820200 250 RIVER APPENDIX B.9 MORPHOLOGY 212 ROcK SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 820200 150 HYDROLOGY FIELD DATA COLLECTION AND CLIMATE PROCESSING,VOLUME 2 STREAMFLOW SLOUGHS 1251 R&M FIELD DATA COLLECTION AND 820200 80 GEOLOGY PROCESSING VOLUME 2 1245 .ROcK HYDROLOGY WATER QUALITY 820200 80 WATER INTERPRETATION 1981 QUALITY HYDROLOGY 1862 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 820200 40 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA FEBRUARY GEOLOGY 1982 1234 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED 820300 165 CLIMATE CLIMATIC DATA VOL.2 DENALI STATION MARCH 1982 202 R&M SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 820300 130 CLIMATE PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA, VOL.3,TYONE RIVER STATION 1238 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED 820300 170 CLIMATE CLIMATIC DATA VOLUME 6 DEVIL DEVIL CANYON CANYON STATION 1982 206 R&M SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 820300 156 CLIMATE PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA, VOL.5,WATANA STATION 198 R&M SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 820300 125 CLIMATE TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED GLACIER CLIMATIC DATA,VOL.1,SUSITNA GlACIER STATION MARCH 1982 DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:210 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------------------------------------_...------ 1246 R&M HYDROLOGY HYDRAULIC AND ICE 820300 240 HYDRAULIC STUDIES ICE 208 R&M SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 820300 160 CLIMATE TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA,VOL.6,DEVIL CANYON STATION MARCH 1982 200 R&M SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 820300 150 CLIMATE TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA,VOL.2,DENALI STATION MARCH 1982 1236 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 820300 160 CLIMATE VOL.4 KOSINA CREEK STATION 204 R&M SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 820300 135 CLIMATE PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA, VOL.4,KOSINA CREEK STATION 1235 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 820300 170 CLIMATE VOL.3 TYONE RIVER STATION 1237 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 820300 200 CLIMATE VOL.5 WATANA STATION WATANA C;CU(\/l~&442 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY HYDRAULIC 820300 150 HYDRAULIC AND ICE STUDIES MARCH 1982 ICE HYDROLOGY TEMPERATURE 1233 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED 820300 170 GlACIER CLIMATIC DATA VOLUME 1 SUSITNA CLIMATE GLACIER STATION MARCH 1982 1863 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 820300 35 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA MARCH GEOLOGY 1982 246 R&M HYDRAULIC AND ICE STUDIES,820500 30 HYDRAULIC CHAPTERS 5 &6,ATTACHMENT A ICE HYDROLOGY "1864 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 820500 35 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA MAY 1982 GEOLOGY 1865 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 820600 35 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA JUNE 1982 GEOLOGY 3015 R&M PLACER MINING WASTEWATER 820600 200 WASTEWATER SETTLING POND DEMONSTRATION MINERAL PROJECT REPORT 1866 R&M SUSITNA PROJET BOREHLOE 820700 35 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA JULY 1982 GEOLOGY DATE:04jlS./3S PAGE:211 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------------.----------- SCfAoY\\!i!R&M TASK 2 -SURVEYS AND SITE 820900 175 BORROW FACILITIES -SUBTASK 2.10 ACCESS PLAN ACCESS PLANNING STUDY SUPPLEMENT 1590 R&M TASK 2 -SURVEYS AND SITE 820900 125 ACCESS FACILITIES SUBTASK 2.10 ACCESS SITE PLANNING STUDY SUPPLEMENT FACILITIES 1867 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 820900 35 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA GEOLOGY SEPTEMBER 1982 16 R&M TASK 2 -SURVEYS,SUBTASK 2.08 821100 100 AERIAL -CLOSE-OUT REPORT,AERIAL PHOTOS PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAMMETRIC MAPPING AND PHOTOGRAMMETRIC GROUND CONTROL SURVEYS 560 R&M LOY WATER BOAT NAVIGATION 821115 1 NAVIGATION SUSITNA RIVER AT MILE 128 37 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY WATER 821200 42 WATER QUALITY EFFECTS RESULTING FROM QUALITY IMPOUNDMENT OF THE SUSITNA IMPOUNDMENT RIVER 46 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED 821200 50 CLIMATE CLIMATIC DATA VOLUME 5, 0650 WATANA STATION OCTOBER 1981 - SEPTEMBER 1982 42 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY TRIBUTARY 821200 45 TRIBUTARY STABILITY ANALYSIS STABILITY RIVER MORPHOLOGY 438 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY,SLOUGH 821200 75 SLOUGH HYDROLOGY INTERIM REPORT HYDROLOGY AQUATIC HABITAT 50 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED 821200 45 CLIMATE CLIMATIC DATA VOLUME 4, 0640 KOSINi\CREEK STATION OCTOBER 1981 -SEPTEMBER 1982 44 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED 821200 45 CLIMATE CLIMATIC DATA VOLUME 2, 0620 DENALI STATION OCTOBER 1981 - SEPTEMBER 1982 35 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY WINTER 1981 821200 70 ICE - 1982 ICE OBSERVATIONS REPORT PROCESSES DATE:04/L5.SS PAGE:212 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------_..._---- 43 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED 821200 50 CLIMATE CLIMATIC DATA VOLUME 1, 0610 SUSITNA GLACIER STATION OCTOBER 1981 -SEPTEMBER 1982 39 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY WATER 821200 30 WATER QUALITY ANNUAL REPORT -1982 QUALITY 38 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY,SLOU9H 821200 40 SLOUGH HYDROLOGY INTERIM REPORT STREAMFLOW HYDROLOGY WATER BALANCE 48 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED 821200 20 CLIMATE CLIMATIC DATA VOLUME 7,0665 SHERMAN STATION MAY 1982 - SEPTEMBER 1982 34 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY 1982 821200 22 GLACIER SUSITNA BASIN GLACIER STUDIES HYDROLOGY 47 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED 821200 50 CLIMATE CLIMATIC DATA VOLUME 6, 0660 DEVIL CANYON STATION OCTOBER 1981 -SEPTEMBER 1982 453 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY GLACIAL 821200 70 GLACIER LAKE STUDIES INTERIM REPORT 5U\Jlf\ta 444 R&M HYDROLOGY WATER QUALITY 821200 15 WATER EFFECTS RESULTING FROM QUALITY IMPOUNDMENT OF THE SUSITNA AQUATIC RIVER HABITAT IMPOUNDMENT SCQl'\f\e~211 R&M SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT,821200 250 HYDROLOGY TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY.FIELD DATA CLIMATE COLLECTION AND PROCESSING STREAMFLOW SUPPLEMENT 1 SLOUGHS 49 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED 821200 15 CLIMATE CLIMATIC DATA VOLUME 8, 0770 EKLUTNA lAKE STATION JUNE 1982 -SEPTEMBER 1982 41 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY -1982 821200 214 STREAMFLOW FIELD DATA,COLLECTION AND SLOUGH PROCESSING,SUPPLEMENT 1 CLIMATE DISCHARGE ICE 45 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED 821200 40 CLIMATE CLIMATIC DATA VOLUME 3,0630 TYONE RIVER STATION OCTOBER 1981 -MAY 1982 D.-\TE:04/15/33 PAGE:213 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------~------------------------------------- 36 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY GlACIAL 821200 60 GlACIER lAKE STUDIES INTERIM REPORT SEDIMENT CLIMATE 1739 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY PROCESSED 821200 65 CLIMATEC CLIMATIC DATA VOL.7 0665 -METEOROLOGY SHERMAN STATION MAY 1982 - SEPTEMBER 1982 .1869 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 821200 40 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA DECEMBER GEOLOGY 1982 2 R&M SURVEYS &SITE FACILITIES,821200 200 HYDROGRAPH HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYS SURVEY SITE FACILITIES 1446 R&M LOWER SUSITNA AND MIDDLE 830000 244 PHOTOS SUSITNA 1445 R&M LOWER SUSITNA AND MIDDLE 830000 250 PHOTOS SUSITNA 1447 R&M LOWER SUSITNA AND MIDDLE 830000 250 PHOTOS SUSITNA 1448 R&M LOWER SUSITNA AND CHULITNA 830000 137 PHOTOS 536 R&M BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA 830200 75 BOREHOLE FEBRUARY 83 962 R&M FIELD DATA INDEX 830200 63 HYDROLOGY INDEX CLIMATE 23 R&M HYDROLOGY FIELD DATA INDEX 830200 100 HYDROLOGY 3282 R&M TASK 3:HYDROLOGY -FIELD DATA 830200 140 HYDROLOGY INDEX 537 R&M BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA 830300 75 BOREHOLE MARCH 83 622 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 830400 120 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA,JAN 1983 523 R&M BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTAL DATA 830400 50 BOREHOLE APRIL 1983 358 R&M POWER PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND 830524 220 POWER FINANCING IN ALAKSA FINANCIAL 91 R&M SUSITNA RIVER ICE STUDY 830800 100 ICE 1982-1983,PRELIMINARY DRAFT PROCESSES DAiS.04/15.:::,:, PAGE:214 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 307 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 830900 lOS BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA - SEPT.83 400 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 831100 200 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA NOVEMBER 1983 673 R&M SLOUGH GROWNDWATER STUDY 831109 12 GROUNDWATER PERS.COM.SLOUGH 678 R&M SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 840000 25 POS BIG GAME STUDY FY84 PLAN OF BIG GAME STUDY UPSTREAM MOOSE \472 R&M SUSITNA RIVER ICE STUDY 840100 180 ICE5CQOntC\1982-1983 865 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 840306 75 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA MAY 1983 TEMPERATURE 1180 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 840400 150 GEOLOGY INSTRUMENTATION DATA JANUARY 1984 5CCtn"e.~1660 R&M TASK 3 -HYDROLOGY FIELD DATA 840400 250 HYDROLOGY INDEX -FINAL REPORT APRIL INDEX 1984 1870 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 840400 125 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA APRIL GEOLOGY 1984 1871 R&M SUSITNA PROJECT BOREHOLE 840500 125 BOREHOLE INSTRUMENTATION DATA MAY 1984 GEOLOGY 1091 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 840600 150 CLIMATE OCTOBER 1982-SEPTEMBER 1983 WATANA VOLUME IV WATANA STATION (NO. 0650)FINAL REPORT 1089 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 840600 175 CLIMATE OCTOBER 1982-SEPTEMBER 1983 VOLUME II DENALI STATION (NO. 0620)FINAL REPORT 1093 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 840600 150 CLIMATE OCTOBER 1982-SEPTEMBER 1983 VOLUME VI SHERMAN STATION (NO. 0665)FINAL REPORT ~1088 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 840600 150 CLIMATE.sCG\fI\\~OCTOBER 1982-SEPTEMBER 1983 GLACIER VOLUME I SUSITNA GLACIER STATION (NO.0610)FINAL REPORT ::).-\TE:06./15/3: P.-\GE:215 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -----.-------------------------------------------...._----- I PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA'1,,<i:IH092 R&M 840600 175 CLIMATE1:1',1,OCTOBER 1982-SEPTEMBER 1983 DEVIL CANYON VOLUME V DEVIL CANYON STATION (NO.0660)FINAL REPORT I'.a~1094 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 840600 150 CLIMATE S (oJ'OCTOBER 1982-SEPTEMBER 1983 VOLUME VII EKLUTNA LAKE STATION (NO.0686.5)FINAL REPORT :;J1090 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA ·840600 150 CLIMATE..c",f\r;~S\OCTOBER 1982-SEPTEMBER 1983 VOLUME III KOSINA CREEK STATION (NO.0640)FINAL REPORT 2415 R&M 1983-1984 SUSITNA RIVER ICE 840600 150 ICE STUDY DRAFT REPORT J2503 R&M SUSPENDED SEDIMENT AND 841100 80 SEDIMENT StO f1 (Vl TURBIDITY SETTLING COLUMN TURBIDITY STUDY-1984 DRAFT 2506 R&M LOYER SUSITNA RIVER 841100 200 GEOLOGY AGGRADATION STUDY:FIELD DATA DISCHARGE FLOY 3370 R&M SUSITNA RIVER ICE STUDY 1984 850200 200 ICE FREEZEUP DRAFT DISCHARGE S:::OcorQJ 2743 R&M SUSITNA RIVER ICE STUDY 850500 150 ICE 1983-1984 FINAL REPORT Sc»Ylfle!2 747 R&M SUSITNA RIVER ICE STUDY 850600 120 ICE 1984-1985 FINAL REPORT 2769 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 850600 175 CLIMATE OCTOBER 1983 -DECEMBER 1984 VOL.3 KOSINA CREEK STATION FINAL REPORT Sto<~~J2745 R&M YATER BALANCE STUDIES OF 850600 50 SLOUGH 2.1''"'1 MIDDLE SUSITNA SLOUGHS 2773 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 850600 175 CLIMATE OCTOBER 1983 -DECEMBER 1984 VOL.7 EKLUTNA LAKE STATION (NO.0686.5)FINAL REPORT 2771 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 850600 175 CLIMATE OCTOBER 1983 -DECEMBER 1984 VOL.5 DEVIL CANYON STATION (NO.0660)FINAL REPORT DATE:04/'-5/:: PAGE:216 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ...._--------------------------------------_..._---------_...-- 2775 R&M ASSESSMENT OF ACCESS BY 850600 40 SALMON SPAWNING SALMON INTO SPAWNING TRIBUTARIES OF THE LOWER SUSITNA RIVER FINAL REPORT 2719 R&M LOWER SUSITNA RIVER 850600 200 SEDIMENT AGGRADATION STUDY:FIELD DATA FLOW FINAL REPORT 2767 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 850600 175 CLIMATE OCTOBER 1983 -DECEMBER 1984 GLACIER VOL.1 SUSITNA GLACIER STATIO,N (NO.0610)FINAL REPORT 2828 R&M INSTREAM FLOW RELATIONSHIPS 850600 150 INSTREAM REPORT SERIES PHYSICAL MIDDLE PROCESSES OF THE MIDDLE FLOW SUSITNA RIVER TECHNICAL REPORT NO.2 FINAL REPORT 2768 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 850600 175 CLIMATE OCTOBER 1983 -DECEMBER 1984 VOL.2 DENALI STATION (NO. 0620)FINAL REPORT 2772 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 850600 175 CLIMATE OCTOBER 1983 -DECEMBER 1984 VOL.6 SHERMAN STATION (NO. 0665)FINAL REPORT ttoN\~A 2746 R&M EFFECTS ON NAVIGATION 850600 120 NAVIGATION 2770 R&M PROCESSED CLIMATIC DATA 850600 175 CLIMATE OCTOBER 1983 -DECEMBER 1984 VOL.4 WATANA STATION (NO. 0650)FINAL REPORT 2774 R&M RESPONSE OF AQUATIC HABITAT 850600 50 AQUATIC SURFACE AREAS TO MAINSTEM HABITAT DISCHARGE IN THE YENTNA TO TALKEETNA REACH OF THE SUSITNA RIVER FINAL REPORT S;C\0~~2829 R&M HYDROLOGY FIELD DATA INDEX 850700 150 HYDROLOGY FINAL REPORT GEOLOGY 2830 R&M SUSITNA BASIN HYDROLOGICAL -850700 300 HYDROLOGY METEOROLOGICAL DATA SUMMARY,METEOROLOGY OCTOBER 1982 -DECEMBER 1984 FINAL REPORT 3090 R&M MIDDLE SUSITNA RIVER 100-YEAR 851203 12 FLOOD FLOOD WATER-SURFACE ELEVATIONS PERS.COM. DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:217 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------.------------------------.----._-----. 3071 R&M GLACIAL LAKE PHYSICAL 860200·175 GLACIER LIMNOLOGY STUDIES:EKLUTNA FISH LAKE,ALASKA VOL.2 - APPENDICES FINAL REPORT 3070 R&M GLACIAL LAKE PHYSICAL 860200 175 GLACIER LIMNOLOGY STUDIES:EKLUTNA FISH LAKE,ALASKA VOL.1 -MAIN REPORT FINAL REPORT 3401 R&M TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM 1985 860600 25 ICE SUSITNA RIVER FREEZE-UP FINAL TEMPERATURE REPORT FREEZEUP 1944 RADIAN AMBIENT AIR QUALITY AND 810910 50 AIR QUALITY METEOROLOGICAL MONITORING PETROLEUM PLAN FOR TESORO-ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY'S KENAI, ALASKA REFINERY 1945 RADIAN APPLICATION FOR A PREVENTION 830421 6 PSD OF SIGNIFICANT DETERIORATION PERMIT 2309 RAINEY ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION 400000 9 ARCHAEOLOGY IN CENTRAL ALASKA 2310 RAINEY THE SIGNIFICANCE OF RECENT 530000 3 ARCHAEOLOGY ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES IN INLAND ALASKA 684 RAST SUMMARY ANALYSIS OF THE NORTH 781000 455 WATER AMERICAN (US PO~TION)OECD QUALITY EUTROPHICATION PROJECT: NUTRIENT LOADING-LAKE RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS &TROPIC STATUS INDICIES 2396 RAUSCH DISTRIBUTION MOVEMENTS AND 580401 90 MOOSE DYNAMICS OF THE RAILBELT POPULATION MOOSE POPULATIONS 869 RBA HARZA-EBASCO WAREHOUSE 831200 50 CONSUMPTION HEATING STUDY ENERGY NEED/POWER 3303 RCI SNOWPACK GROUND-TRUTH MANUAL .830500 35 SNOW 1637 RDC ALASKAN COAL MARKETING 810123 45 COAL CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS USE NEED/POWER 1506 RDC 1983-84 POLICY STATEMENTS 830329 27 COAL RESOURCES NEED/POWER . DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:218 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------.------------------------------------- 3372 RDC SIXTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL 860200 310 RESOURCES CONFERENCE ON ALASKA'S LAND USE RESOURCES CRISIS IN RESOURCE PETROLEUM PRODUCTION:CAN AMERICA COAL COMPETE?ECONOMIC 2676 RDPI THE ALASKA FACTBOOK SERIES 830000 500 ECONOMIC 1983 (SET OF 9)POPULATION 1645 REAUME MAP MODEL BASE CASE 830207 2 MAP MODEL ASSUMPTIONS PERS.COM.NEED/POWER 1646 REAUME REVISIONS ECONOMIC 830310 1 COAL ASSUMPTIONS PERS.COM.REVENUE NEED/POWER 491 RECKARD ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF HIGH 830300 20 GRAVEL SPEED GRAVEL ROADS ROAD 3179 REED LIFE HISTORY AND MIGRATION 640200 30 MIGRATION PATTERNS OF ARCTIC GRAYLING GRAYLING FISH 714 REGELIN 'SHORT-TERM EFFECTS OF 820000 4 MOOSE NITROGEN FERTILIZATION UPON NITROGEN PRODUCTION OF MOOSE FORAGE IN ALASKA 3236 REGELIN FIELD VALIDATION OF A MOOSE 841000 23 MOOSE CARRYING CAPACITY MODEL 1997 REGER PREHISTORY IN THE UPPER COOK 0 10 COOK INLET INLET,AlASKA 2311 REGER REPORT OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL 780000 23 ARCHAEOLOGY FIELD SURVEY IN THE WILLOW-WASILlA AREA,1978 3142 REIMERS PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND 790900 18 CARIBOU INTERNATIONAL REINDEER/CARIBOU REINDEER SYMPOSIUM 17-21 SEPTEMBER 1979 3446 REINEMER ELECTRIFYING ALASKA 831100 18 RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY 143 RETHERFOR ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS 790000 75 ANCHORAGE TRANSMISSION INTERTIE FAIRBANKS SUPPLEMENTARY STUDY -REVISED INTERTIE TRANSMISSIONN EED/POWER 146 RETHERFOR ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS 791200 300 ANCHORAGE .TRANSMISSION INTERTIE ECONOMIC FAIRBANKS FEASIBILITY STUDY REPORT INTERTIE TRANSMISSIONN EED/POWER DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:219 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 144 RETHERFOR INTERIM INTERTIE STUDY 800306 75 ANCHORAGE TWO-STAGE DEVELOPMENT OF FAIRBANKS ANCHORAGE-FAIRBANKS INTERTIE TRANSMISSION INTERTIE ECONOMIC TRANSMISSIONN FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS EED/POWER 3176 REYNOLDS DENNING ECOLOGY OF GRIZZLY 740600 9 GRIZZLY BEARS IN NORTHEREASTERN BEARE CO LOGY ALASKA (EXCERPT) 3369 REYNOLDS STRUCTURE,STATUS,790000 1 BEAR REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY,POPULATION MOVEMENTS,DISTRIBUTION,AND HABITAT HABITAT UTILIZATION OF A GRIZZLY BEAR POPULATION IN NPR-A (WESTERN BROOKS RANGE) 2941 RICHARDS ASPECTS OF THE JUVENILE LIFE 790600 40 CHINOOK HISTORY OF SPRING CHINOOK SAlliON SUMON IN DESHKA RIVER,ALASKA DETERMINED FROM ADULT SCALE ANALYSIS AND MIGRANT'TRAPPING 2093 RICKARD EFFECTS OF VEHICLES ON ARCTIC 740000 8 VEHICLES TUNDRA TUNDRA 3356 RITCHIE ECOLOGY OF MOOSE IN FREMONT 780000 1 MOOSE COUNTY,IDAHO ECOLOGY 696 RITCHIE PEREGRINE FALCON SURVEY OF 821000 26 PEREGRINE SELECTED AREAS ALONG THE FALCON UPPER TANANA AND RAPTOR SAGAVANIRKTOK RIVERS,ALASKA 1982 FINAL REPORT 695 RITCHIE THE RESULTS OF RAPTOR SURVEYS 821000 25 RAPTOR ALONG THE PORCUPINE RIVER,SURVEY ALASKA 1982 FINAL REPORT 525 RMA SALINITY MODEL 821011 20 SALINITY MODEL 2399 RMI POWER PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND 830100 250 FINANCIAL FINANCING IN ALASKA POWER 2264 ROBBINS WILDLIFE FEEDING AND NUTRITION 830000 350 WILDLIFE BROWSE 3175 ROBY BEHAVIORAL PATTERNS OF 780500 10 CARIBOU BARREN-GROUND CARIBOU OF THE BEHAVIOR CENTRAL ARCTIC HERD ADJACENT PIPELINE TO THE TRANS-ALASKA OIL PIPELINE 987 ROLLEY MOOSE POPULATION DYNAMICS AND 800000 10 MOOSE WINTER HABITAT USE AT HABITAT ROCHESTER,ALBERTA,1965-1979 POPULATION DATE:04/15/33 PAGE:220 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS,--------------------------------------------------------- 2682 ROOSEVELT THE DEER FAMILY THE CARIBOU 820400 9 CARIBOU (EXCERPTS) 3340 ROSENEAU SUMMER DISTRIBUTION,NUMBERS,720000 1 BIRDS AND FOOD HABITS OF THE HABITAT GYRFALCON (FALCON RUSTICOLUS) ON THE SEWARD PENINSULA, ALASKA 697 ROSENEAU NUMBERS AND STATUS OF 801029 54 PEREGRINE PERIGRENE FALCONS ON THE FALCON MIDDLE YUKON RIVER,LOWER RAPTOR YUKON RIVER AND IN SELECTED AREAS OF THE ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE RANGE 1980 2265 ROST DISTRIBUTION OF MULE DEER AND 790000 7 HABITAT ELK IN RELATION TO ROADS ROADS BIG GAME 983 ROUNDS FIRST APPROXIMATION OF 810000 7 MOOSE HABITAT SELECTIVITY OF HABITAT UNGULATES ON EXTENSIVE WINTER WILDLIFE RANGES 972 ROWE FIRE IN THE BOREAL FOREST 730320 20 FIRE FORESTS 2419 RRCS SPRING AND FALL MOVEMENTS OF 840300 105 MOOSE NELCHINA CARIBOU IN RELATION PIPELINE TO THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE 2420 RRCS LATE WINTER DISTRIBUTION AND 840300 100 MOOSE MOVEMENTS OF MOOSE IN PIPELINE RELATION TO THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE IN INTERIOR ALASKA 1974 RTI MULTIMEDIA ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS 771100 300 ENVIRONMENT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT VOLUME 2 MEG CHARTS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION 1973 RTI MULTIMEDIA ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS 771100 200 ENVIRONMENT FOR ENVIRoNMENTAL ASSESSMENT VOLUME 1 2765 RUTLEDGE ALASKA'S ENERGY RESOURCES 850000 200 ENERGY RESOURCE NEED/POWER 988 SALO HISTORY OF WILDLIFE 760000 8 WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT IN FINLAND HUNTING RECREATION VEGETATION DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:221 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1104 SALTER INSTREAM FLOW METHODOLOGY 800500 101 AQUATIC EVALUATION,BIOLOGICAL CRITE-HABITAT RIA DETERMINATION,AND WATER STREAMFLOW QUANTITY NEEDS FOR SELECTED IDAHO STREAMS 1568 SCEC 1981 RESEDENTIAL ELECTRICAL 810000 140 FORECAST APPLIANCE SATURATION SURVEY ELECTRIC NEED/POWER RESIDENTIAL APPLIANCE 739 SCHAFF UNDISCOVERED OIL AND GAS 830201 4 OIL RESOURCE POTENTIAL OF THE GAS COOK INLET BASIN PERS.COM.NEED/POWER 1048 SCHEMNITZ WILDLIFE HABITAT IMPROVEMENT 800000 45 WILDLIFE TECHNIQUES HABITAT 2007 SCHERER GASEOUS EFFLUENTS DUE TO EHV 720000 7 T·LINE TRANSMISSION LINE CORONA AIR POLLUTION 2590 SCHMIDT BIG GAME OF NORTH AMERICA 780000 500 BIG GAME ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY 2266 SCHULTZ RESPONSES OF NATIONAL PARK 780000 9 BEHAVIOR ELK TO HUMAN ACTIVITY BIG GAME 1143 SCHWASSMA BIOLOGICAL RHYTHMS:THEIR 800000 17 BIOLOGY ADAPTIVE SIGNIFICANCE 3180 SCHWEINSB ARCTIC GAS BIOLOGICAL REPORT 720600 50 AIRCRAFT SERIES VOL.FOURTEEN WATERFOWL DISTURBANCE EFFECTS OF AIRCRAFT TO WATEROWL ON NORTH SLOPE ~S,JUNE,1972 3181 SCHWEINSB ARCTIC GAS BIOLOGICAL REPORT 720800 30 AIRCRAFT SERIES VOLUME FOURTEEN HABITAT PRELIMINARY WATERFOWL WATERFOWL DISTURBANCE STUIES,MACKENZIE VALLEY,AUGUST 1972 685 SCOTT FRESHWATER FISHES OF CANADA,730000 5 FISH BULLETIN 184 ANADROMOUS RESIDENT 681 SCOTT EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION IN 820000 40 EROSION THE KENAI RIVER,ALASKA GS SEDIMENT PROFESSIONAL PAPER 1235 TURBIDITY 936 SCOTTER EFFECTS OF FOREST FIRES ON 640000 113 CARIBOU THE WINTER RANGE OF FIRE BARREN·GROUND CARIBOU IN SUCCESSION NORTHERN SASKATCHEWAN DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:·222 DCNO AUTHOR TITtLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 979 SCOTTER FIRE AS AN ECOLOGICAL FACTOR 720501 10 FIRE IN BOREAL FOREST ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGY OF CANADA FORESTS 967 SCOTTER MANAGEMENT OF WILD UNGULATE 800100 12 MOOSE HABITAT IN THE WESTERN UNITED HABITAT STATES AND CANADA:A REVIEW 3468 SDGE ELECTRIC ENERGY DEMAND &820800 450 FORECAST NATURAL GAS REQUIREMENTS FORECASTING MODELS FOR THE SAN DIEGO GAS &ELECTRIC SERVICE AREA 1566 SDGEC 1981 RESIDENTIAL ENERGY 820800 125 FORECAST SURVEY (MIRACLE V)ENERGY USE RESIDENTIAL NEED/POWER 3353 SEBASTA LOWERING RELIABILITY OFFERS 780000 1 ELECTRIC LITTLE BENEFIT.ELECTRICAL WORLD 2008 SEBO EXAMINATION OF OZONE 760000 11 T-LINE .EMANATING FROM EHV AIR TRANSMISSION LINES CORONA POLLUTION DISCHARGES 1483 SEGAL SPECIAL REPORT ON WORLD 800900 6 GAS NATURAL GAS PRICING PETROLEUM COST NEED/POWER 1482 SEGAL SLOWER GROWTH FOR THE 1980'S 801200 4 FORECAST PETROLEUM f NEED/POWER 774 SEIVER PROJECTIONS OF MANPOWER 780100 4 PROJECTIONS REQUIREMENTS AND SUPPLIES GROWTH USING PUBLIC USE SAMPLE DATA NEED/POWER 773 SEIVER PROJECTING THE INCOME 811000 7 ECONOMIC DISTRIBUTION IN A REGIONAL FORECAST ECONOMY NEED/POWER 2724 SENATE FUTURE ENERGY PlANNING FOR 840400 2 ENERGY ALASKA (TRANSCRIPTS OF THE NEED/POWER APRIL 8 SENATE RESOURCE FORECAST COMMITTEE MEETING) 1962 SEYMOUR EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON 560000 230 TERMPERATUREF YOUNG CHINOOK SALMON ISH SALMON 2181 SFI PEND OREILLE LAKE KOKANEE 830500 1 FISH RESTORATION PROGRAM IMPOUDMENT DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:223 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE.DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 3059 SHA MATANUSKA-SUSITNA BOROUGH 700000 190 LAND USE COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT RECREATION PLAN PHASE II:RECOMMENDATIONS 2711 SHANK HUMAN-RELATED BEHAVIORAL 791000 250 WILDLIFE DISTURBANCE TO NORTHERN LARGE BEHAVIOR MAMMALS:A BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REVIEW 2177 SHAW THE EFFECT OF MINING SILT ON 421000 13 MINING YIELD OF FRY FROM SAlHON SAlHON SPAWNING BEDS FISH 2389 SHCA TENNESSEE GAS PIPELINE 740000 140 TESTIMONY COMPANY,PREPARED.REBUTTAL TESTIMONY 1097 SHCA EVALUATION OF WORLD ENERGY 820500 77 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND THEIR ENERGY ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE WORLD ALTERNATIVES ON ENERGY DEVELOPMENTS AND THE ECONOMY 2391 SHCA EVALUATION OF WORLD ENERGY 821200 30 WORLD DEVELOPMENTS AND THEIR ENERGY ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE MEMO OIL 82-4 U.S.OIL AND GAS SUPPLY GAS AND DIRECTIONAL CHANGES 634 SHCA EVALUATION OF WORLD ENERGY 830500 61 WORLD DEVELOPMENTS AND THEIR ENERGY ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE SUMMARY NEED/POWER VOL.11 633 SHCA EVALUATION OF WORLD ENERGY 830500 500 WORLD DEVELOPMENTS AND THEIR ENERGY ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE VOL.11 NEED/POWER 1607 SHCA LONG TERM OUTLOOK FOR CRUDE 830500 6 OIL OIL AND FUEL OIL PRICES COST FORECAST NEED/POWER 3231 SHCA LONG TERM OUTLOOK FOR CRUDE 830518 6 OIL OIL AND FUEL OIL PRICES FORECAST 172 SHCA EVALUATION OF WORLD ENERGY 830600 375 WORLD DEVELOPMENTS AND THEIR ENERGY ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE NEED/POWER STATISTICAL APPENDIX VOL.11-B 171 SHCA EVALUATION OF WORLD ENERGY 830600 450 WORLD DEVELOPMENTS AND THEIR ENERGY ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE NEED/POWER STATISTICAL APPENDIX VOL.11-A DA.TE:04/13/86 PAGE:224 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------.------------ 2390 SHCA EVALUATION OF WORLD ENERGY 831000 23 WORLD DEVELOPMENTS AND THEIR ENERGY ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE MEMO OIL 83-1 SHORT TERM OUTLOOK MAJOR GAS SUPPLY DISRUPTION ALTERNATIVES 1664 SHCA EVALUATION OF WORLD ENERGY 831000 20 FORECAST DEVELOPMENTS AND THEIR WORLD SIGNIFICANCE MEMO 83-1,SHORT NEED/POWER TERM OUTLOOK MAJOR SUPPLY GAS DISRUPTION ALTERNATIVE IN 1984 COAL 876 SHCA EVALUATION OF WORLD ENERGY 831100 19 WORLD DEVELOPMENTS AND THEIR ENERGY ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE MEMO COAL 83-2 SHORT TERM ELECTRICITY NEED/POWER AND COAL OUTLOOK IN SELECTED COUNTRIES 443 SHCA EVALUATION OF WORLD ENERGY 831200 47 WORLD DEVELOPMENTS &THEIR ECONOMIC ENERGY SIGNIFIGANCE MEMO 83-3 THE NEED/POWER U.S.INDUSTRIAL ENERGY SECTOR REVISED BALANCES &GAS DEMAND' 2392 SHCA QUALIFICATIONS OF SHERMAN H.840000 6 RESUME CLARK NEED/POWER 1162 SHCA EVALUAtION OF WORLD ENERGY 840200 22 NEED/POWER DEVELOPMENTS AND THEIR ESTIMATE ECONOMIC SIGNIFIGANCE MEMO ECONOMIC 83-4 LATEST REVISIONS OF PAST WORLD ESTIMATES FEBRUARY 1984 ENERGY 1882 SHCA ATTACHMENT A 1984 GNP 840625 26 FORECAST FORECASTS FROM THE LITERATURE GNP 2680 SHCA ANALYSIS OF RAILBELT GAS 840900 15 GAS TRENDS NEED/POWER RAILBELT 2614 SHCA OIL PRICE OUTLOOK FEBRUARY 850200 15 OIL 1985 NEED/POWER FORECAST 3172 SHELDON THE WILDERNESS OF DENALI 600000 15 HUNTING EXPLORATIONS OF A HUNTER -RECREATION NATURALIST IN NORTHERN ALASKA HABITAT 22 SHEN ICE HYDRAULICS MODEL -830330 25 ICE PROPOSAL HYDRAULIC 2178 SHUTER STOCHASTIC SIMULATION OF 800100 35 TEMPERATURE TEMPERTURE EFFECTS ON FIRST-FISH YEAR SURVIVAL OF SMALL MOUTH BASS DATE:04/15/32 PAGE:225 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2598 SIGLER EFFECTS OF CHRONIC TURBIDITY 830221 5 TURBIDITY ON DENSITY AND GROWTH OF FISH STEELHEADS AND COHO SALMON 1709 SIGLER EFFECTS OF CHRONIC TURBIDITY 840000 9 FISH ON DENSITY AND GROWTH OF TURBIDITY ST~ELHEADS AND COHO SALMON 978 SIGMAN RESPONSE OF WINTERING MOOSE 790000 2 ECOLOGY TO MECHANICAL HABITAT MOOSE REHABILITATION IN ALASKA HABITAT WILDLIFE 2073 SIMMERMAN ALASKA'S PARKLANDS THE 830000 336 RECREATION COMPLETE GUIDE LAND USE 2108 SIMPSON INDUCED SEISMICITY STUDIES IN 780000 7 EARTHQUAKE SOVIET CENTRAL ASIA 1041 SINGER WILDFIRE AND UNGULATES IN THE 750200 53 WILDLIFE GLACIER NATIONAL PARK AREA,FIRE NORTHWESTERN MONTANA 2268 SINGER BEHAVIOR OF MOUNTAIN GOATS IN 780000 6 BEHAVIOR RELATION TO U.S.HIGHYAY 2,GOATS GLACIER NATIONAL PARK,MONTANA ROADS 982 SINGER HABITAT PARTITIONING AND 790000 8 MOOSE WILDFIRE RELATIONSHIPS OF HABITAT CERVIDS IN GLACIER NATIONAL WILDLIFE PARK,MONTANA 2662 SINGER PULVERIZED CO~L COMBUSTION,840000 180 COAL RECENT DEVELOPMENTS NEED/POWER 2579 SKOOG ECOLOGY OF THE CARIBOU IN 680000 335 CARIBOU ALASKA PART II ECOLOGY 2578 SKOOG ECOLOGY OF THE CARIBOU IN 680000 365 CARIBOU ALASKA PART I ECOLOGY 2269 SLOUGH A LAND CAPABILITY 761026 11 HABITAT CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR SMALL GAME BEAVER (CASTOR CANADENSIS KURL) 3352 SMITH THE BIGHORN SHEEP IN IDAHO--540000 1 SHEEP ITS STATUS,LIFE HISTORY,AND HABITAT MANAGEMENT 3178 SMITH RED SQUIRREL ECOLOGY DURING 670500 75 ECOLOGY SPRUCE CONE FAILURE IN ALASKA SMALL GAME 2095 SMITH THE NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS 820000 10 NITROGEN DEPENDENCE OF ALGAL BIOMASS PHOSPHORUS IN LAKES:AND EMPIRICAL AND THEORETICAL ANALYSIS DATE:04/l3/83 PAGE:226 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS-------_..----~------------------------------------------- 2388 SMITH FORECAST SUMMARY WORLD OIL 840000 30 OIL MARKETS:A NERVOUS EQUILIBRIUM WORLD 1075 SNYDER IMPACT OF MOOSE BROWSING ON 760000 14 MOOSE BOREAL-TYPE FORESTS OF BROWSING ISLE ROYALE NATIONAL PARK 1663 SOA PROPERTY CONTROL BUILDING 840417 375 ASSESSMENT INDEX LAND INDEX 2519 SOA ADVISORY COMMITTEE REPORT ON 841215 75 POWER STATEWIDE POWER PRODUCTION COST COSTS 2333 SOHIO CARIBOU WHITE PAPER:AN 840800 40 CARIBOU EVALUATION OF THE PROPOSED ENDICOTT DEVELOPMENT PROJECT REGARDING POTENTIAL IMPACTS TO CARIBOU 3041 SOLTERO CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL 731018 12 EUTROPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A RESERVOIR EUTROPHIC RESERVOIR AND ITS TRIBUTARY TRIBUTARIES:LONG LAKE. WASHINGTON 170 SOWDOF SUPPLEMENTAL PROGRESS REPORT.700800 21 AQUATIC OTTER TRAWL TRAILS FOR HABITAT COLUMBIA RIVER SMELT ANADROMOUS FISH 864 SOWDOF SALMON NATURAL PRODUCTION 811200 33 SALMON ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM,1980-1981 SPAWNING HABITAT 2096 SPARROW EFFECTS OF OFF-ROAD VEHICLE 780000 7 VEHICLE TRAFFIC ON SOILS AND VEGETATION VEGETATION IN THE DENALI HIGHWAY HIGHWAY REGION OF ALASKA 2180 SPENCE DIFFERENCES IN FISH 710000 2 FISH POPUlATIONS UPSTREAM AND POPULATION DOWNSTREAM OF A MAINSTREAM IMPOUNDMENT IMPOUNDMENT 2179 SPENCE DIFFERENCES IN BENTHOS 710000 8 FISH UPSTREAM AND DOWNSTREAM OF AN IMPOUNDMENT IMPOUNDMENT 975 SPENCER TALL TIMBERS FIRE ECOLOGY 640409 24 ECOLOGY CONFERENCE MOOSE AND FIRE ON MOOSE THE KENAI FIRE DA.TE:Ol./15/8:: PAGE:227 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------~-----------------------------------_.. 699 SPRINGER NUMBERS AND STATUS OF 791105 61 PERIGRENE PERIGRENE FALCON ON THE FALCON COLMILLE RIVER,MIDDLE YUKON RAPT OR RIVER AND LOYER YUKON RIVER, ALASKA,1979 744 SRI THE POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPING 741200 10 COAL ALASKAN COALS FOR CLEAN NEED/POYER EXPORT FUELS PHASE I 2387 SRI POTENTIAL FOR INDUSTRIAL 8~1021 140 NEED/POWER DEVELOPMENT IN THE RAILBELT RAILBELT REGION OF ALASKA BASED ON THE ELECTRIC AVAILABILITY AND COST OF ELECTRIC POYER 136 SSAC COMMITTEE REPORT ON THE 830324 22 ECONOMIC SUSITNA PROJECT,SENATE BILLS OIL 68,69,70,AND 71 137 SSAC COMMITTEE REPORT ON THE 830324 85 OVERVIEW SUSITNA PROJECT,SENATE BILLS ECONOMIC ~8,69, 70 &71,ADDITIONAL MATERIAL 3092 ST.JOHN THE LIMNOLOGY OF KAMLOOPS 760600 75 LIMNOLOGY LAKE,B.C. 2271 STALMASTE BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES OF 790000 7 BEHAVIOR WINTERING BALD EAGLES TO EAGLES HUMAN ACTIVITY 2681 STEELE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND 800000 60 CULTURAL CULTURAL RESOURCES OVERVImJ ARCHAEOLOGY FORT RICHARDSON,ALASKA RESOURCES 1071 STELFOX SEE DCNO 1068 0 0 1068 STELFOX BROWSE PRODUCTION AND 740300 17 MOOSE UTILIZATION DURING 17 YEARS BROWSE OF REGENERATION IN A WHITE SPRUCE FOREST 2273 STEVENS WINTER ECOLOGY OF MOOSE IN 700000 9 MOOSE THE GALLATIN MOUNTAINS,ECOLOGY MONTANA 3333 STEVENSON ESTIMATES OF FUTURE WORLD 841200 31 ESTIMATE ECONOMIC GROWTH DRAFT ECONOMIC 432 STOBER SEE DCNO 354 0 0 DATE:04/15/S~\ PAGE:228 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ...._---------------_...._-----------------...------------------.. 354 STOBER EFFECTS OF HYDROELECTRIC 821200 302 AQUATIC DISCHARGE FLUCTUATION ON HABITAT SALMON AND STEELHEAD IN THE ANADROMOUS SKAGIT RIVER,WASHINGTON,ALTERNATIVE FINAL REPORT,DEC 1979 TO DEC HYDRO 1982 3167 STONOROV SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF THE ALASKA 701100 10 BEHAVIOR BROW BEAR (EXCERPT)BROW BEAR 2097 STOUT NONHUNTING MORTALITY OF 760000 12 HUNTING FLEDGED NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS WATERFOWL 3351 STREUBEL FOOD STORING AND RELATED 680000 1 SMALL GAME BEHAVIOR OF RED SQUIRRELS BEHAVIOR (TAMIASCIURUS HUDSONICUS)IN HABITAT INTERIOR ALASKA 2274 STRICKALA MARTEN 820000 13 BIRDS 3113 STUART THE EFFECTS OF FRESHET 830000 230 TURBIDITY TURBIDITY ON SELECTED ASPECTS TROPHIC OF THE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY AND THE TROPHIC STATUS OF FLATHEAD LAKE,MONTANA,U.S.A. 3251 SUMITOMO LNG MARKETING STRATEGY IN 840000 7 LNG JAPAN 3244 SUMITOMO MONTHLY STATISTICS PETROLEUM 850100 40 STATISTICS IN JAPAN (JANUARY 1985 -MAY PETROLEUM 1985) 3341 SUMMERFIE POPULATION DYNAMICS AND 740000 1 SHEEP SEASONAL MOVEMENT PATTERNS OF HABITAT DALL SHEEP IN THE ATIGUN CANYON AREA,BROOKS RANGE, ALASKA 448 SWEENEY NATURAL GAS DEMAND AND SUPPLY 771100 48 GAS TO THE YEAR 2000 IN THE COOK FORECAST INLET BASIN OF SOUTH -CENTRAL NEED/POWER ALASKA 700 SWEM RESULTS OF THE 1982 RAPTOR 821030 26 RAPTOR SURVEY WITHIN THE NATIONAL SURVEY PETROLEUM RESERVE-ALASKA 2275 SWENSEN FACTORS AFFECTING STATUS AND 790000 6 BIOLOGY REPRODUCTION OF OSPREYS IN BIRDS YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK ENVIRONMENT 2276 SWIFT APPLICATION OF A RUMINANT 790000 3 BIG GAME ENERGETICS MODEL TO A STUDY OF ELK WINTER RANGE CARRYING CAPACITY DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:229 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS------------------------------------------------------_..- 3165 SWIFT A SIMULATION MODEL OF ENERGY 830700 27 ENERGY AND NITROGEN BALANCE FOR MODEL FREE-RANGING RUMINANTS EXCERPT NITROGEN 183 SYKES EVALUATION OF REPORT ON 810204 21 SEISMIC SEISMIC STUDIES FOR SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 3084 SYMONS WATER QUALITY BEHAVIOR IN 690000 10 WATER RES ERVIORS,A COMPLIATION OF QUALITY PUBLISHED RESEARCH PAPERS 2870 TAFT AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO 760000 23 FISH THE DESIGN OF SYSTEMS FOR BIOLOGY ALLEVIATING FISH IMPINGEMENT AT EXISTING AND PROPOSED POWER PLANT INTAKE STRUCTURES (EXCERPT) Seo 1963 TAPPEL A NEW METHOD OF RELATING 810000 60 SPAWNING SPAWNING GRAVEL SIZE SALMON COMPOSITION TO SALMONOID EMBRYO SURVIVAL 3380 TARRANT ANOTHER LNG PLANT FOR 850300 1 LNG PENINSUlA CONSUMPTION 1569 TAYLOR THE DEMAND FOR ELECTRICITY:750000 20 ELECTRIC A SURVEY DEMAND· NEED/POWER 2440 TAYLOR COOPERATIVE FIRE PLANNING FOR 831100 35 FIRE LARGE AREAS:~FEDERAL, PRIVATE AND STATE OF ALASKA EXAMPLE 1891 TAYLOR COOPERATIVE FIRE PLANNING FOR 831100 30 FIRE LARGE AREAS:A FEDERAL, PRIVATE,AND STATE OF ALASKA EXAMPLE 1571 TCSM FIND THE REAL CULPRITS IN 810318 1 ENERGY SAVING ENERGY AT HOME NEED/POWER CONSERVATION 989 TELFER WINTER HABITAT SELECTION BY 700700 7 MOOSE MOOSE AND YHITE-TAILED DEER DEER HABITAT 1077 TELFER RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN LOGGING 701002 6 MOOSE AND BIG GAME IN EASTERN BIG GAME CANADA 1076 TELFER FORAGE YEILD AND BROWSE 710630 5 FORAGE UTILIZATION ON LOGGED AREAS BROWSE IN NEW BRUNSWICK DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:230 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2456 TELFER THE EFFECT OF LOGGING ON 720000 10 FOREST WILDLIFE IN THE BOREAL FOREST LOGGING WILDLIFE 970 TELFER CERVID DISTRIBUTION,BROWSE 780000 10 BROWSE AND SNOW COVER IN ALBERTA SNOW 973 TELFER PROBLEMS FACING WILDLIFE 790000 12 WILDLIFE HABITAT MANAGEMENT ON FOREST CANADIAN FOREST LANDS 2460 TERASMAE NATURAL FIRES AS AN INDEX OF 1'90000 10 FIRE PALEOCLIMATE ECOSYSTEMS 1417 TES SEE DCNO 177 0 0 1416 TES SEE DCNO 176 0 0 1303 TES SEE DCNO 302 0 0 297 TES SEE DCNO 84 0 0 229 TES SEE DCNO 308 0 0 694 TES BIOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS MAP 0 1 MAP (M-3) 227 TES SEE DCNO 361/370 0 0 360 TES SEE DCNO 361 0 0 1339 TES SEE DCNO 456 0 0 1320 TES SUBTASK 7.12 PLANT ECOLOGY 800700 27 PLANT ECOLOGY 1301 TES SUBTASK 7.07 LAND USE ANALYSIS 800700 27 LAND USE 1316 TES SUBTASK 7.11 WILDLIFE ECOLOGY 800700 15 WILDLIFE BIRDS AND NON -GAME MAMMAL ECOLOGY BIRDS 1317 TES SUBTASK 7.11 WILDLIFE ECOLOGY 800700 15 WILDLIFE F1JRBEARERS ECOLOGY FURBEARERS 1325 TES ENVIRONMENTAL CONSI1>ERATIONS 810116 30 HYDRO OF ALTERNATIVE HYDROELECTRIC ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES ALTERNATIVE 1326 TES ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF 810200 30 ACCESS ACCESS ROAD ALTERNATIVES 1328 TES PRELIMINARY ENVIRONMENTAL 810300 75 TRANSMISSIONC SCREENING OF ALTERNATIVE ORRIDORS TRANSMISSION CORRIDORS DATE:04/15/S3 PAGE:231 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------.._----------------------...------------- Sco.rineJ393 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SUBTASK 810400 100 BIRDS 7.11 BIRDS AND NON-GAME MAMMALS MAMMALS ANNUAL REPORT 1980 S CC\l'r()~396 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SUBTASK 810500 45 FURBEARERS 7.11 FURBEARERS ANNUAL REPORT FOX 1980 MARTEN BEAVER .£ca(ll1ed 361 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ANNUAL 810500 379 SOCIO-ECON REPORT 1980 SUBTASK 7.05 ANALYSIS SOCIOECONOMIC ANALYSIS SCC\fmetl 387 TES TASK 7 -ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 810500 99 ENVIRONMENT SUMMARY ANNUAL REPORT 1980 STUDIES 1305 TES SUBTASK 7.10 FISH ECOLOGY AT 810600 15 FISH DEVIL CANYON ECOLOGY 308 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ANNUAL 810600 37 AQUATIC REPORT 1980 SUBTASK 7.10 FISH HABITAT ECOLOGY JUNE 1981 ANADROMOUS RESIDENT FISH 1302 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ANNUAL 810700 90 LAND USE REPORT 1980 SUBTASK 7.07 LAND USE 1318 TES SUBTASK 7.11 WILDLIFE ECOLOGY 810700 120 WILDLIFE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ANNUAL ECOLOGY REPORT BIG GAME BIG GAME Scctvyned 402 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SUBTASK 810700 100 ·BIG GAME 7.11 BIG GAME ANNUAL REPORT MOOSE 1980 BEAR SHEEP 401 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ANNUAL 810700 100 BIG GAME REPORT SUBTASK 7.11 BIG GAME MOOSE BEAR SHEEP 303 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SUBTASK 810700 77 LAND USE 7.07 LAND USE ANALYSIS ANNUAL REPORT 1980 1327 TES ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOECONOMIC 811000 60 ACCESS AND LAND USE ANALYSIS OF PLAN ALTERNATIVE ACCESS PLANS FOR SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 84 TES ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOECONOMIC 811000 75 ACCESS PLAN AND LAND USE ANALYSIS OF LAND USE ALTERNATIVE ACCESS PLANS DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:232 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -----------------------------.---------------------------:(\~~1324 TES SUBTASK 7.14 EVNIRONMENTAL 811000 120 ACCESS ~ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVE ACCESS PLANS 296 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES,SUBTASK 811000 100 ACCESS 7.14.ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS AQUATIC OF ALTERNATIVE ACCESS PLANS HABITAT 10 TES ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOECONOMIC 811000 100 ACCESS PLAN AND LAND USE ANALYSIS OF LAND USE ALTERNATIVE ACCESS PLANS ALTERNATIVE SOCIO-ECON 11 TES ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOECONOMIC 811000 100 ACCESS PLAN AND LAND USE ANALYSIS OF LAND USE ALTERNATIVE ACCESS PLANS DRAFT ALTERNATIVE SOCIO-ECON 8 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SUBTASK 811000 100 ACCESS PLAN 7.14:ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS ALTERNATIVE OF ALTERNATIVE ACCESS PLANS 1323 TES SUBTASK 7.14 ACCESS ROAD 820000 7 ACCESS ANALYSIS S({)J'''~456 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES LAND 820400 20 LAND USE USE ANALYSIS NAVIGATIONAL USE 1322 TES SUBTASK 7.11 BIRDS AND 820400 150 BIRDS NON-GAME MAMMALS PHASE 1 MAMMALS REPORT 1319 TES SUBTASK 7.11 FURBEARERS PHASE 820400 90 FURBEARER 1 REPORT BEAVER FOX s(aYH,~J 395 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SUBTASK 820400 81 FURBEARERS 7.11 FURBEARERS PHASE 1 REPORT :J~0f\f.~1299 TES SUBTASK 7.06 CULTURAL 820400 840 CULTURAL RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS RESOURCES PHASE I FINAL REPORT 378 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES TASK 820400 169 CULTURAL 7.06 CULTURAL RESOURCES RESOURCES INVESTIGATION APPENDIX E 302 TES PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 820400 250 LAND USE FINAL REPORT SUBTASK 7.07 - LAND USE ANALYSIS 390 TES ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 820400 100 WILDLIFE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY WILDLIFE ECOLOGY HABITAT VALUE ANALYSIS HABITAT 1321 TES SUBTASK 7.12 PLANT ECOLOGY 820400 20 .PLANT PHASE 1 REPORT ECOLOGY DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:233 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -----------------------------------------------...._-------- 1342 TES TASK 7 WILDLIFE HABITAT VALUE 820400 130 WILDLIFE ANALYSIS HABITAT 1304 TES SUBTASK 7.07 RECREATION 820500 30 RECREATION PLANNING PHASE I PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES REPORT 1312 TES SUBTASK 7.10 ENVIRONMENTAL 820500 60 FISH STUDIES FISH ECOLOGY PHASE 1 ECOLOGY SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION ,304 TES PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 820500 150 RECREATION~C./J.(\(\ecl FINAL REPORT SUBTASK 7.08 RECREATION PLANNING MAY 1982 2438 TES'PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 820500 30 RECREATION REPORT SUBTASK 7.08 SURVEY RECREATION PLANNING ANALYSIS OF PARTICIPATION SURVEY RESULTS 1338 TES FISHERIES IMPACT REPORT 820600 150 FISH IMPACT 5C.Ai\f\\1 177 TES SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 830504 450 FEASIBILITY FEASIBILITY REPORT VOLUME 2 ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT SECTIONS 5-11 FINAL DRAFT ScCtlln~d 176 ,TES SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 830504 300 FEASIBILITY FEASIBILITY REPORT VOLUME 2 AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT SECTIONS HABITAT 1-4 FINAL DRAFT 371 TES/UAM ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SUBTASK 810500 341 CULTURAL 7 .06:CULTURAL RESOURCES RESOURCES INVESTIGATION ANNUAL REPORT - 1980 377 TES/UAM ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES TASK 820400 400 CULTURAL 7.06,CULTURAL RESOURCES RESOURCES INVESTIGATION,PHASE I REPORT SCCH1 l1 eJ 420 TES/UAP ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SUBTASK 810500 94 PLANT 7 .12 PLANT ECOLOGY ANNUAL ECOLOGY REPORT 1980 421 TES/UAP ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SUB TASK 820400 250 PLANT 7.12 PLANT ECOLOGY STUDIES ECOLOGY PHASE I FINAL REPORT 1031 THOMPSON SEE DCNO 964 0 0 964 THOMPSON USE OF LOGGED HABITATS IN 810309 12 MOOSE WINTER BY MOOSE COWS WITH HABITAT CALVES IN NORTHEASTERN ONTARIO DATE:04/15/82 PAGE:234 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------..._---------------- 2386 THURBER U.S.OIL OUTLOOK ENERGY 830000 15 OIL REVIEW WINTER 1982-1983 FORECAST 2028 TIETJE RESPONSES OF BLACK BEARS TO 830000 14 BLACK BEAR OIL DEVELOPMENT IN ALBERTA OIL 1592 TILLMAN WOOD AS AN ENERGY RESOURCE 780000 100 ENERGY RESOURCES ALTERNATIVE NEED/POWER 2812 TILLMAN ALASKA COAL AVAILABILITY AND 840000 35 COST COST COAL NEED/POWER 959 TOBIASON ALASKAN SNOW LOADS 730800 59 SNOW CLIMATE 2000 TODD NATURAL REGENERATION:820000 7 FOREST POLICES,PROCEDURES,AND PLANTS PRACTICES IN PRINCE GEORGE FOREST REGION 2638 TOMLINSON DEFINITIVE SOX CONTROL 790800 260 MINERIALS PROCESS EVALUATIONS:FGD LIMESTONE,DOUBLE ALKALI,AND CITRATE FGD PROCESS (MICROFICHE) 1161 TRACY REACTIONS OF WILDLIFE TO 770427 259 WILDLIFE HUMAN ACTIVITY ALONG MOUNT ROAD MCKINLEY NATIONAL PARK ROAD RECREATION 2684 TREFETHEN TRANSACTIONS OF THE 530000 20 WILDLIFE EIGHTEENTH NORTH AMERICAN MOOSE WILDLIFE CONFERENCE (EXCERPT) 2410 TSANG PROCEEDINGS OF WORKSHOP ON 800000 65 HYDRAULIC HYDRAULIC RESISTANCE OF RIVER ICE ICE 2385 TUCK A REVIEW OF ELECTRIC POWER 800500 70 ENERGY DEMAND FORECASTS AND FORECASTS SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVING ELECTRIC FUTURE FORECASTS 112 TUSSING A REVIEW OF THE ISSUES 800415 91 ISSUES NEED/POWER 1618 TUSSING INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRIC 800509 100 ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY PLANNING NEED/POWER RAILBELT 1497 TUSSING THE STRUGGLE FOR AN ALASKA 821026 47 GAS GAS PIPELINE:WHAT WENT PIPELINE WRONG?NEED/POWER DATE:04./15/33 PAGE:235 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 3077 TYONEK COMMENTS ON SUSITNA 840621 3 COMMENTS HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT PERS.NATIVES COM. 3079 TYONEK CIRI DEVELOPMENT PLANS FOR 841108 5 LAND USE LAND IN SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC NATIVES PROJECT AREA PERS.COM. 2591 TYRRELL REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF THE 841200 40 RED MODEL TREATMENT OF PRICE NEED/POWER ELASTICITIES OF DEMAND IN THE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT REO MODEL (1979-1983) 383 UM PLANT ECOLOGY STUDIES SEMI -800000 37 PLANT ANNUAL REPORT (JAN-JUNE 1980)ECOLOGY 3094 UAF ALASKA COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE 720100 45 WILDLIFE RESEARCH UNIT QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT 2729 UAF PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST 720800 10 CARIBOU INTERNATIONAL REINDEER AND BIG GAME CARIBOU SYMPOSIUM 3108 UAF THE EFFECTS OF HUMAN 760600 10 WOLF DISTURBANCE ON WOLVES (CANIS HABITAT LUPUS) 1595 UAF ALASKAN WIND POWER 770800 9 NEED/POWER ALTERNATIVE 2552 UAF SCIENCE INFO~TION EXCHANGE 770900 2 MOOSE IN ALASKA VOL.IV CURRENT RESEARCH (EXCERPT) 906 UAF PREFERENTIAL USE ·OF WILLOW BY 780000 27 MOOSE MOOSE IN INTERIOR ALASKA HABITAT BROWSE 2187 UAF NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS 780000 16 NITROGEN DISTRIBUTION IN AN ALASKAN ECOSYSTEMS TUSSOCK TUNDRA ECOSYSTEM:TUNDRA NATURAL PATTERNS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT 326 UAF SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT,SUBTASK 800800 34 LAND USE 7.07,LAND USE ANALYSIS 1990 UAF THE CARLO CREEK SITE:GEOLOGY 801000 215 ARCHEOLOGY AND ARCHEOLOGY OF AN EARLY GEOLOGY HOLOCENE SITE IN THE CENTRAL ALASKA RANGE 1635 UAF FOCUS ON ALASKA'S COAL '80 801021 529 COAL USE NEED/POWER DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:236 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2188 UAF CHANGES IN SOIL PROPERTIES 810000 12 TUNDRA AND VEGETATION FOLLOYING VEGETATION DISTURBANCE OF ALASKAN ARCTIC TUNDRA 2199 UAF FOREST FIRE CYCLES AND LIFE 810305 14 FIRE TABLES:A CASE STUDY FROM FOREST INTERIOR ALASKA 1631 UAF ALASKA COAL-A BIBLIOGRAPHY 820101 312 COAL BIBLIOGRAPHYN EED/POWER 294 UAF ALASKA SYMPOSIUM ON THE SOCIAL 830000 297 ECONOMIC ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL IMPACTS SOCIAL OF NATURAL RESOURCE CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT 1159 UAF MOOSE UTILIZATION OF RIPARIAN 830000 29 MOOSE YILLOY IN THE CENTRAL ALASKA PLANT NORTH SLOPE 2191 UAF DEMOGRAPHIC PATTERNS OF 830000 15 TUNDRA SEEDLING ESTABLISHMENT AND GROWTH OF NATIVE GRAMINOIDS IN AN ALASKAN TUNDRA DISTURBANCE 1136 UAF ALASKA SYMPOSIUM ON THE 830215 297 SOCIAL SOCIAL,ECONOMIC,AND CULTURAL CULTURAL IMPACTS OF NATURAL RESOURCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 1606 UAF HYDROELECTRIC POYER IN 830400 158 HYDRO NENTIETH CENTURY ALASKA:POYER ANCHORAGE,JUNEAU,KETCHIKAN NEED/POYER AND SITKA 896 UAF THE ECOLOGY OF MARTEN IN 830500 125 ECOLOGY SOUTHCENTRAL ALASKA A THESIS MARTEN FURBEARER 2943 UAF COLD REGIONS AIR POLLUTION 831200 200 AIR BIBLIOGRAPHY AND SUMMARY POLLUTION BIBLIOGRAPHY 889 UAF ANTIQUITIES PERMIT REPORT 840100 60 PERMIT PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE ARCHEOLOGY ARCHEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE MIDDLE RIVER MIDDLE SUS ITNA RIVER,ALASKA, IN CONNECTION YITH THE SUSITNA HYDROELEC 2428 UAF AGROBOREALIS VOL.16,NUMBER 840700 60 AGRICULTURE 2,JULY 1984 QATE:04/1S:S,~ PAGE:237 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2467 UAF SLIDES BEAVER AND ICE 841031 10 BEAVER PROBLEMS IN THE SUSITNA RIVER ICE PERS.COM. 2625 UAF EVALUATION OF ICE PROBLEMS 850315 250 ICE ASSOCIATED WITH HYDROELECTRIC POWER POWER GENERATION IN ALASKA HYDRO 2530 UAM TRANSMISSION LINE PHOTO,1 0 *0911 PHOTOS T-LINE 2529 UAM TRANSMISSION LINE PHOTO,790909 0 PHOTOS M875,55SRW T-LINE 215 UAM PROCEDURES MANUAL/RESEARCH 800500 91 CULTURAL DESIGN SUBTASK 7.06,CULTURAL RESOURCES RESOURCES INVESTIGATION FOR THE SUSITNA HYDROPOWER PROJECT 2528 UAM TRANSMISSION LINE PHOTO,ALT.800719 0 PHOTOS ACC.COR T-LINE 3399 UAM WINTER BIRD AND SMALL MAMMAL 810300 4 BIRDS SURVEY,UPPER SUSITNARIVER BASIN,7-10 FEBRUARY 1981 S'/XAf\nJ 2534 UAM ANNUAL REPORT SUB-TASK 7.06 810301 120 CULTURAL CULTURAL RESOURCES RESOURCES INVESTIGATION FOR THE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 3397 UAM ANNUAL REPORT SUB-TASK 7.·06 810301 40 CULTURAL CULTURAL RESOURCES RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS APPENDIX E 1341 UAM SUBTASK 7.06 CULTURAL 810500 350 CULTURAL RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS RESOURCES 2521 UAM TRANSMISSION LINE PHOTO,S.810506 0 PHOTOS INTERTIE OLD T-LINE/WILLOW TO T-LINE ANCHORAGE 2522 UAM TRANSMISSION LINE PHOTO,N. 810512 0 PHOTOS INTERTIE THROUGH HEALY T-LINE 2526 UAM TRANSMISSION LINE PHOTO,N.810512 0 PHOTOS INTERTIE 224-250 FAIRBANKS TO T-LINE NENANA (SOUTH SIDE OF LINE) 2524 UAM TRANSMISSION LINE PHOTO,N.810512 0 PHOTOS INTERTIE NORTHEAST PAST CLEAR T-LINE MEWS 2527 UAM TRANSMISSION LINE PHOTO,N.810512 0 PHOTOS INTERTIE 197-220,NENANA TO T-LINE FAIRBANKS (NORTH SIDE OF LINE) DATE:04/15:,S ..:, PAGE:238 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -------------------.------------------------------------- 2523 UAM TRANSMISSION LINE PHOTO,N.810512 0 PHOTOS INTERTIE YEST OF HEALY,NORTH T-LINE TO BROYNS TRAILER CT. 2525 UAM TRANSMISSION LINE PHOTO,N.810512 0 PHOTOS INTERTIE 181-195 (CLEAR TO T-LINE NENANA) scann ec\398 UAM ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SUB TASK 820400 150 BIRDS 'b~C\7.11 BIRDS AND NON-GAME MAMMALS MAMMALS PHASE I FINAL REPORT 2531 UAM TRANSMISSION LINE PHOTO,820531 0 PHOTOS PORTAGE ACCESS,CFL 153.087 T-LINE 3398 UAM AVIFAUNA OF THE LOWER SUSITNA 820700 22 FLOOD RIVER FLOODPlAIN,AlASKA RIVER 89 UAM 1982 CULTURAL RESOURCES 830300 250 RESOURCES SURVEY,FINAL REPORT,MARCH SURVEY 1983 359 UAM 1982 CULTURAL RESOURCES 830300 400 CULTURAL SURVEY FINAL REPORT MARCH 1983 RESOURCES 3396 UAM 1982 CULTURAL RESOURCES 830300 20 CULTURAL SURVEY APPENDIX A RESOURCES 399 UAM 1983 FIELD SEASON CULTURAL 831200 300 CULTURAL RESOURCES INVESTIGATION FOR RESOURCES SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT CULTURAL RESOURCE SURVEY FINAL DRAFT 2395 UAM SIMCO CABIN ON KOSINA CREEK 840000 50 CULTURAL SLIDES PHOTOS RESOURCES 2394 UAM PRELIMINARY CULTURAL 840000 4 CULTURAL RESOURCES MAP:1984 MAPS RESOURCES UAM 1983 FIELD SEASON CULTURAL 840100 138 CULTURAL RESOURCES INVESTIGATION VOLUME RESOURCES II FINAL REPORT FERC PROJECT #7114 464 UAM 1983 FIELD SEASON CULTURAL 840100 57 CULTURAL RESOURCES INVESTIGATION VOLUME RESOURCES III FINAL REPORT (MAPS,NOT FIUlED) 462 UAM 1983 FIELD SEASON CULTURAL 840100 650 CULTURAL RESOURCES INVESTIGATION VOL.RESOURCES I FINAL REPORT FERC PROJECT #7114 DA.TE:04/15/83 PAGE:239 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2698 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES 840400 375 CULTURAL INVESTIGATIONS 1979-1985 RESOURCES APPENDIX D PART 1 OF 6 ARCHEOLOGY 2620 UAM A GEOMETRIC METHODOLOGY FOR 840400 40 ARCHAEOLOGY ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY:AN STATISTICS ALTERNATIVE TO STATISTICAL AND ETHNOLOGICAL APPROACHES 3521 UAM PROCEDURES/QUALITY ASSURANCE 840500 125 PROCEDURES MANUAL CULTURAL RESOURCES MANUAL INVESTIGATION UPDATED MAY 1984 CULTURAL 3526 UAM ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND SITE 850000 44 ARCHAEOLOGY DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO TERRAIN TERRAIN UNITS 3528 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES -850000 60 CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE SIGNIFICANCE 3527 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES -850000 75 CULTURAL MITIGATION RECOMMENDATIONS MITIGATION 3525 UAM .CULTURAL RESOURCES -IMPACT 850000 90 CULTURAL ASSESSMENT IMPACT 2825 UAM SOCIAL SCIENCE WORKSHOP 2: 850200 15 SOCIAL CULTURAL RESOURCES RESEARCH CULTURAL PRIORITIES,SUMMARY,OCTOBER RESOURCES 19,1984 2702 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES 850400 375 CULTURAL INVESTIGATIONS 1979-1985 RESOURCES APPENDIX D pART 5 OF 6 ARCHEOLOGY 2700 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES 850400 375 CULTURAL INVESTIGATIONS 1979-1985 RESOURCES APPENDIX D PART 3 OF 6 ARCHEOLOGY 2699 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES 850400 375 CULTURAL INVESTIGATIONS 1979-1985 RESOURCES APPENDIX D PART 2 OF 6 ARCHEOLOGY 2703 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES 850400 375 CULTURAL INVESTIGATIONS 1979-1985 RESOURCES APPENDIX D PART 6 OF 6 ARCHEOLOGY 2701 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES 850400 300 CULTURAL INVESTIGATIONS 1979-1985 RESOURCES APPENDIX D PART 4 OF 6 ARCHEOLOGY 2717 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES 850500·400 CULTURAL INVESTIGATIONS 1979-1985 RESOURCES VOL.VI APPENDIX E AND F DRAFT DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:240 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS-------------------~------------------------------------- 2713 UAM CULTURAL.RESOURCES 850500 20 CULTURAL INVESTIGATIONS 1979-1985 VOL.RESOURCES II APPENDIX B AND C DRAFT 2715 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES 850500 300 CULTURAL INVESTIGATIONS 1979-1985 RESOURCES VOL.IV APPENDIX D (PART 2) DRAFT 2714 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES 850500 300 CULTURAL INVESTIGATIONS 1979-1985 RESOURCES VOL.III APPENDIX D (PART 1). DRAFT 2718 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES 850500 20 CULTURAL INVESTIGATIONS 1979-1985 RESOURCES VOLUME VII APPENDIX E FULL-SCALE MAPS)DRAFT 2712 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES 850500 200 CULTURAL INVESTIGATIONS 1979-1985 RESOURCES VOL.I CHAPTERS 1-10 APPENDIX A DRAFT ~~~2716 UAM CULTURAL RESOURCES 850500 300 CULTURAL INVESTIGATIONS 1979-1985 VOL.RESOURCES V APPENDIX D (PART 3)DRAFT 2924 UAM TRANSMITTAL OF CULTURAL 850514 6 SLIDES RESOURCES SLIDES AND KEY CULTURAL PERS.COM.RESOURCES 667 UAP SEE DCNO 559 0 0 3118 UAP OFF-ROAD VEHICLE USE AND ITS 760506 70 RECREATION IMPACT ON SOILS AND VEGETATON VEHICLE ON BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT LANDS ALONG THE DENALI HIGHWAY,AlASKA 1896 UAP AGROBOREALIS 810100 68 AGRICULTURE 2436 UAP ARGOBOREALIS VOL.13;810100 70 AGRICULTURE JANUARY/1981 SC~\f\llt~559 UAP ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SUBTASK 830400 289 PLANT 7.12 1982 PLANT ECOLOGY ECOLOGY STUDIES FINAL REPORT SJ>.l\f'R.,&1698 UAP TERRESTRIAL PROGRAM,1983 840500 350 MOOSE BROWSE PILOT STUDY BROWSE 3099 UAP RIPARIAN VEGETATION 850600 60 RIPARIAN SUCCESSION REPORT VEGETATION SUCCESSION DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:241 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------------------------................_________w_.. SCOJ\~2932 UAP PLANT PHENOLOGY STUDY FINAL 851000 250 ENVIRONMENT REPORT PHENOLOGY .1067 UGGLA ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF FIRE ON 580000 19 FIRE NORTH SWEDISH FORESTS FORESTS ECOLOGY 2034 UNION 76 PARACHUTE CREEK SHALE OIL 810000 13 NEED/POWER PROGRAM UNION OIL COMPANY OF OIL CALIFORNIA FACT SHEETS PROJECTIONS 1907 UNY TECHNICAL REPORT NO.96 840131 455 NUIQSUT SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC STUDIES SOCIAL PROGRAM NUIQSUT CASE STUDY ECONOMIC 2872 USA ELECTRIC LOAD FORECAST 850131 3 ELECTRIC ANALYSIS UPDATE PERS.COM.FORECAST NEED/POWER 1754 USAF WEATHER DATA FOR NENANA 670900 13 METEOROLOGY AIRPORT 2873 USAF ELECTRIC LOAD FORECAST PERS.850121 2 ELECTRIC COM.FORECAST NEED/POWER 1572 USBC 1960 CENSUS OF POPULATION 600000 2 POPULATION VOL.1 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CENSUS POPULATION PART A NUMBER OF NEED/POWER INHABITANTS 1573 USBC 1970 CENSUS OF HOUSING VOL.1 700000 4 HOUSING HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS FOR CENSUS STATES,CITIES,AND COUNTIES POPULATION· PART 1 UNITED STATES SUMMARY NEED/POWER 2075 USBC 1970 CENSUS OF POPULATION 710000 80 NEED/POWER GENERAL POPULATION CENSUS CHARACTERISTICS POPULATION 1574 USBC ANNUAL HOUSING SURVEY:1977 770000 6 CENSUS FINANCIAL CHARACTERISTICS BY HOUSING INDICATORS OF HOUSING AND POPULATION NEIGHBORHOOD QUALITY FINANCIAL NEED/POWER 1578 USBC PROJECTIONS OF THE POPULATION 770000 45 POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES:1977 TO PROJECTIONS 2050 NEED/POWER 1575 USBC HOUSING VACANCIES FOURTH 800000 10 HOUSING QUARTER 1979 STATISTICS CENSUS NEED/POWER DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:242 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS--------------------------------------------------------... 1576 USBC STATISTICAL ABSTRACT OF THE 800000 5 STATISTICS UNITED STATES 1980 CENSUS NEED/POWER 2076 USBC 1980 CENSUS OF POPULATION 811100 40 NEED/POWER VOL.1 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CENSUS POPULATION CHAPTER A NUMBER POPULATION OF INHABITANTS PART 3 ALASKA 1580 USBC STATE AND METROPOLITAN AREA 820000 10 STATISTICS DATA BOOK 1982 CENSUS NEED/POWER 1651 USBC PROVISIONAL PROJECTIONS OF 830800 50 POPULATION THE POPULATION OF STATES,BY PROJECTIONS AGE AND SEX:1980 TO 2000 CENSUS NEED/POWER 1853 USC COLORADO RIVER MANAGEMENT 830900 400 RIVER AQUATIC 1852 USC FORECASTING AND TECHNOLOGY 831000 250 WATER FOR WATER MANAGEMENT 3273 USCOLD GuIDELINES FOR INSPECTION OF 830800 40 EARTHQUAKE DAMS FOLLOWING EARTHQUAKES DAM 2490 USFWS RANGE ECOLOGY AND THE 710900 50 MOOSE INFLUENCE OF AGRICULTURE ON HABITAT MOOSE AND DEER RANGE ON.THE DEER SMOKY RIVER BREAKS,ALBERTA 1706 USFWS SURVEY.OF THE PEREGRINE 740600 4 PEREGRINE FALCON AND OTHER RAPTERS IN RAPTOR THE PROPOSED SUSITNA RIVER FALCON RESERVOIR IMPOUNDMENT AREAS ScaCW\Rc&3492 USFWS SOUTH CENTRAL RAILBELT AREA 751000 28 RAILBELT UPPER SUSITNA RIVER BASIN SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT TWO DAM BASIN PLAN DAM 3299 USFWS DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF 771200 45 FISH WEIGHTED CRITERIA INSTREAM PROBABILITY-OF-USE CURVES FOR FLaY INSTREAM FLOW ASSESSMENTS: FISHERIES 2204 USFWS AVIAN MORTALITY AT MAN-MADE 780000 100 BIRDS STRUCTURES AN ANNOTATED T-LINE.'BIBLIOGRAPHY 3272 USFWS MANAGMENT OF TRANSMISSION LINE 780000 170 T-LINE RIGHTS-OF-WAY FOR FISH AND FISH WILDLIFE VOLUME 1 BACKGROUND WILDLIFE INFORMATION DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:243 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---------------------~----------------------.------------ 2484 USFWS TWO YEAR RESPONSE OF WOODY 780400 13 VEGETATION PLANTS TO LETOURNEAU TREE MOOSE CRUSHERS ON THE KENIA NATIONAL MOOSE RANGE SCCln(\ed 1981 USFWS IMPACTS OF TRANSMISSION LINES 780600 225 RAPTORS ON BIRDS IN FLIGHT T-LINE BIRDS 3300 USFWS HYDRAULIC SUMUlATION IN 780600 65 HYDRAULIC INSTREAM FLOW STUDIES:THEORY INSTREAM AND TECHNIQUES FLOW 3072 USFWS WESTERN RESERVOIR AND STREAM 781000 125 HABITAT HABITAT IMPROVEMENTS HANDBOOK RESERVOIR STREAM 900 USFWS ClASSIFICATION OF WETLANDS AND 791200 125 WETLANDS DEEP WATER HABITATS OF THE HABITAT UNITED STATES 2270 USFWS HANDLING OF COMBUSTION AND 800000 184 COAL EMISSION-ABATEMENT WASTES FROM ENVIRONMENT COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS FISH IMPLICATIONS FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE WILDLIFE RESOURCES 2280 USFWS HABITAT EVALUATION PROCEDURES 800300 150 HABITAT WILDLIFE 2886 USFWS FISH AND WILDIFE ASPECTS OF 800623 5 FISH THE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC FEASIBILITY PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY WILDLIFE PERS.COM. 2281 USFWS U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE 810123 20 FISH SERVICE MITIGATION POLICY;WILDLIFE NOTICE OF FINAL POLICY 2885 USFWS DEVELOPMENT SELECTION REPORT 811217 2 ENVIRONMENT FOR THE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC ECONOMIC PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDY FEASIBILITY PERS.COM.ENGINEERING 2884 USFWS FISH AND WILDLIFE MITIGATION 811230 5 MITIGATION POLICY FOR THE SUSITNA FEASIBILITY HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FISH FEASIBILITY STUDY PERS.COM.WILDLIFE 2883 USFWS TRANSMISSION CORRIDOR REPORT 820105 5 TRANSMISSIONC PERS.COM.ORRIDOR 610 USFWS HABITAT SUITABILITY INDEX ON 820200 40 TROUT MODELS:CUTTHROAT TROUT HABITAT AQUATIC STREAMFLOW MODEL DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:244 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ------------------------------------------.._------_......---- 2882 USFWS TESTIMONY PRESENTED TO THE 820416 4 TESTIMONY APA BOARD BY DEPUTY REGIONAL ISSUES DIRECTOR LEROY SOWL,USFWS,COMMENTS CONCERNING THE SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT PERS. 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SETTLEMENT PROCESS:A CASE STUDY AND ALTERNATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE HYDRO TERROR LAKE PROJECT,DRAFT AQUATIC S(O-(\i\~~317 USFWS EFFECTS OF VARIOUS WATER 830800 43 INCUBATE TEMPERATURE REGIMES ON THE ANADROMOUS EGG AND ALEVIN INCUBATION OF FISH SUSITNA RIVER CHUM AND SOCKEYE SALMON DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:245 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 66 USFWS EFFECTS OF VARIOUS 830800 35 TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE REGIMES ON THE INCUBATE INCUBATION OF SUSITNA RIVER ANADROMOUS CHUM AND SOCKEYE SALMON DRAFT FISH REPORT 2441 USFWS KENAI NATIONAL WILDLIFE 831200 30 CONSERVATIONR REFUGE COMPREGENSIVE ECREATION CONSERVATION PLAN WILDLIFE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT WILDERNESS REVIEW 2933 USFWS FIELD METHODS AND STATISTICAL 831200 210 SALMON ANALYSES FOR MONITORING SMALL STATISTICS SAlMONID STREAMS 2376 USFWS WETLANDS MAPrING 840000 20 WETLANDS 2417 USFWS WETLANDS OF THE UNITED 840300 65 WETLANDS STATES:CURRENT STATES AND RECENT TRENDS 2375 USFWS LETTER OF COOPERATIVE 840500 3 WETLANDS AGREEMENT BETWEEN POWER AUTHORITY AND USFWS PERS.COM. 2201 USFWS HABITAT SUITABILITY INDEX 840500 20 MARTEN MODELS:MARTEN HABITAT 2795 USFWS EFFECTS OF WATER LEVELS AND 840700 100 RESERVOIR HYDROLOGY ON FISHERIES IN HYDROLOGY HYDROPOWER STORAGE,HYDROPOWER FISH MAINSTREAM,AND FLOOD CONTROL ECOLOGY RESERVOIRS 2508 USFWS INSTREAK WATER TEMPERATURE 840800 300 TEMPERATURE MODEL DRAFT FLOW 2378 USFWS PEREGRINE FALCON NESTING 840813 1 PEREGRINE SURVEY PERS.COM.FALCON 2934 USFWS PHYSICAL IMPACTS OF 840900 200 FISH SMALL-SCALE HYDROELECTRIC WILDLIFE FACILITIES AND THEIR EFFECTS IMPACT ON ..FISH AND WILDLIFE 2960 USFWS USFWS WETlAND MAPPING FOR THE 851212 22 WETLAND SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT MAP (OVERS IDE DOCUMENT) 2759 USGS SEE DCNO 2678 0 0 2313 USGS QUATERNARY GEOLOGY OF THE 580000 120 GEOLOGY NENANA RIVER VALLEY AND ADJACENT PARTS OF THE ALASI<A RANGE DATE:04/15/3S PAGE:246 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2015 USGS MORPHOLOGY AND HYDROLOGY OF 630000 75 HYDROLOGY GlACIAL STREAM-WHITE RIVER, MOUNTAIN,RAINIER,WASHINGTON 3335 USGS HISTORY OF lAND 630000 15 lAND USE ClASSIFICATION RElATING TO WATER WATERPOWER AND STORAGE SITES 672 USGS QUADRANGE MAPS OF TALKEETNA 640000 2 MAPS MOUNTAINS C-6 AND D-6 727 USGS GEOLOGY AND COAL RESOURCES OF 660000 55 GEOLOGY THE BELUGA-YENTNA REGION COAL AlASKA BELUGA NEED/POWER 726 USGS COAL RESOURCES OF ALASKA 670000 40 COAL NEED/POWER 1941 USGS PERMAFROST AND RElATED 690000 40 PERMAFROST 'ENGINEERING PROBLEMS IN ALASKA GEOLOGY 3112 USGS GlACIER DAMMED LAKES AND 710000 13 GlACIER OUTBURST FLOODS IN ALASKA FLOOD 1911 USGS MEAN ANNUAL PRECIPITATION - 720000 1 MAP INCHES RAIN 2107 USGS SYNOPSIS OF THE MINERAL 740000 57 GEOLOGY RESOURCES AND GEOLOGY OF RESOURCES AlASKA 1942 USGS QUATERNARY GEOLOGY OF AlASKA 750000 150 GEOLOGY 1940 USGS RECONNAISSANCE GEOLOGIC MAP 780000 75 GEOLOGY AND GEOCHRONOLOGY,TALKEETNA MOUNTAINS QUADRANGLE,NORTHERN PART OF ANCHORAGE QUADRANGLE AND SOlJTHWEST CORNER OF HEALY 893 USGS SEDIMENT TRANSPORT IN THE 790000 35 SEDIMENT TANANA RIVER IN THE VICINITY STREAMFLOW OF FAIRBANKS,ALASKA,1977-78 ALTERNATIVE HYDRO 1822 USGS WATER RESOURCES DATA FOR 790000 175 WATER AlASKA HYDROLOGY 891 USGS SEDIMENT TRANSPORT IN THE 800000 50 SEDIMENT TANANA RIVER NEAR FAIRBANKS,STREAMFLOW AlASKA 1982 ALTERNATIVE HYDRO 890 USGS CROSS-SECTION,VELOCITY,AND 800000 31 VELOCITY BEDLOAD DATA AT TWO EROSION STREAMFLOW SITES ON THE TANANA RIVER EROSION NEAR FAIRBANKS,ALASKA,1979 SEDIMENT DATE:04/15/8.'3 PAGE:247 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS-------_.-----------.----------------------------------_...- 892 USGS SEDIMENT TRANSPORT IN THE 810000 56 SEDIMENT TANANA RIVER NEAR FAIRBANKS,STREAMFLOW ALASKA,1977-79 ALTERNATIVE HYDRO 1493 USGS ESTIMATES OF UNDISCOVERED 810000 90 OIL RECOVERABLE CONVENTIONAL GAS RESOURCES OF OIL AND GAS IN NEED/POWER THE UNITED STATES 1910 USGS MEAN ANNUAL PRECIPITATION 810800 1 MAP SUSITNA RIVER BASIN RAIN 1912 USGS MEAN ANNUAL WATER YIELD 810800 1 MAP SUSITNA RIVER BASIN RAIN 213 USGS 1982 ANNUAL REPORT ON 820000 59 MINERAL AlASKA'S MINERAL RESOURCES RESOURCES 1737 USGS WATER RESOURCES DATA AlASKA 820000 400 HYDROLOGY WATER YEAR 1981 GEOLOGY 2611 USGS WATER-QUALITY DATA FROM THE 820600 35 WATER BELUGA COAL-FIELD AREA,AlASKA QUALITY COAL BELUGA 3271 USGS MINING -CLAIM LOCATION MAPS 821200 10 MINING FAIRBANKS QUADRANGLE -58 MAPS 305 USGS SEDIMENT DISCHARGE DATA FOR 830000 45 SEDIMENT SELECTED SITES IN THE SUSITNA AGGRADATION RIVER BASIN,ALASKA,1981-1982 894 USGS SEDIMENT TRANSPORT IN THE 830000 115 SEDIMENT TANANA RIVER NEAR FAIRBANKS,STREAMFLOW AlASKA 1980-81 .ALTERNATIVE HYDRO 2099 USGS·WATER RESOURCES DATA ALASKA 830000 365 WATER WATER YEAR 1982 RESOURCES 1929 USGS THE HYDRAULIC GEOMETRY OF 830000 70 HYDRAULIC STREAM CHANNELS AND SOME PHYSIOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS 3319 USGS PRUDOE BAY,ALASKA GUIDE TO 830000 185 PERMAFROST PERMAFROST AND RELATED FEATURES 3325 USGS WATER RESOURCES DATA AlASJ:<A.830000 340 WATER WATER YEAR 1982 RESOURCES 1494 USGS CONDITIONAL ESTIMATES AND 830100 30 OIL MARGINAL PROBABILITIES FOR GAS UNDISCOVERED RECOVERABLE OIL NEED/POWER AND GAS RESOURCES BY PROVINCE DA.TE:04/15/8:: PAGE:248 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS -.------------------------------------------.------------ 3511 USGS WATER RESOURCES OF THE COOK 830711 4 MAPS INLET BASIN,ALASKA 2755 USGS DOWNSTREAM EFFECTS OF DAMS ON 840000 85 DAMS ALLIUVIAL RIVERS ALlUVIAL 2725 USGS 1984 ANNUAL REPORT ON 840000 50 RESOURCES ALASKA'S MINERAL RESOURCES MINERALS GEOLOGY 3326 USGS WATER RESOURCES DATA ALASKA 840000 370 WATER WATER YEAR 1983 RESOURCES 1755 USGS COAL QUALITY -SUSITNA,840600 2 COAL NENANA,&MATANUSKA PERS.COM 2678 USGS SEDIMENT DISCHARGE DATA FOR 850000 70 SEDIMENT SELECTED SITES IN THE SUSITNA DISCHARGE RIVER BASIN,ALASKA,OCTOBER 1982 TO FEBRUARY 1984 3499 USGS SEDIMENT TRANSPORT 860000 78 SEDIMENT CHARACTERISTICS OF SELECTED STREAM STREAMS IN THE SUSITNA RIVER, ALASKA OCTOBER 1983 TO SEPTEMBER 1984 3510 USGS SEDIMENT TRANSPORT 870000 45 SUSITNA CHARACTERISTICS OF SELECTED SEDIMENT STREAMS IN THE SUSITNA RIVER DISCHARGE BAS IN,ALASKA:DATA FOR WATER BEDLOAD YEAR 1985 AND TRENDS IN BEDLOAD DISCHARGE 3477 USGS SEDIMENT TRANSPORT 870000 60 DISCHARGE CHARACTERISTICS OF SELECTED STREAMS IN THE SUSITNA BASIN, ALASKA:DATA FOR WATER YEAR 1985 AND TRENDS IN BELOAD DISCHARGE 1981-85 556 USHER THE RESPONSE OF MOOSE AND 780900 137 MOOSE WOODY BROWSE TO CLEARING IN BROWSE THE BOREAL MIXED-WOOD ZONE OF ALBERTA,A THESIS 3119 USSCS SUSITNA RIVER BASIN STUDY 781100 150 RECREATION RECREATION VALUES (ECONOMICS)ECONOMICS 1913 USWB PROBABLE MAXIMUM 630000 75 RAIN PRECIPITATION AND RAINFALL- FREQUENCY DATA FOR ALASKA 1914 USWB TWO-TO TEN-DAY PRECIPITATION 650000 35 RAIN FOR RETURN PERIODS OF 2 TO 100 YEARS IN ALASKA DATE:04/15!3.~ PAGE:249 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2489 VALLEE STUDY OF REGENERATION AFTER 760000 10 HABITAT CUTTING TREES WHICH MAKE UP MOOSE THE DIET OF MOOSE 1073 VALLEE OBSERVATIONS ON REGENERATION 760300 24 MOOSE OF FOOD SPECIES FOR MOOSE IN BROWSE CLEAR CUT STANDS IN HABITAT MASTIGOUCHE PARK,QUEBEC 2078 VAN CLEVE TAIGA ECOSYSTEMS IN INTERIOR 830100 6 ECOSYSTEMS ALASKA VEGETATION FOREST 1824 VANCLEVE RECOVERY AND RESTORATION OF 780000 10 TUNDRA DAMAGED ECOSYSTEMS RECOVERY REClAMATION OF DISTURBED TUNDRA AND TAIGA SURFACES IN AlASKA 1823 VANCLEVE FOREST SUCCESSION CONCEPTS 810000 20 SUCCESSION AND APPLICATION FOREST FOREST SUCCESSION IN RELATION TO NUTRIENT CYCLING IN THE BOREAL FOREST OF ALASKA 2437 VANCLEVE CANADIAN JOURNAL OF FOREST 830000 10 ECOSYSTEMS RESEARCH EFFECTS OF FOREST-FLOOR DISTURBANCE ON SOIL-SOLUTION NUTRIENT COMPOSITION IN A BLACK SPRUCE 1881 VANDERTAK THE ECONOMIC CHOICE BETWEEN 660000 41 HYDRO HYDROELECTRIC AND THERMAL·THERMAL POWER DEVELOPJiENTS 355 VARIOUS VARIOUS REPORTS ON GAS-BUBBLE 0 58 GAS DISEASE/NITROGEN STUDIES SATURATION 135 VARIOUS BACKGROUND REPORTS FOR TASK 40 820000 90 NEED/POWER 184 VARIOUS ARCHEOLOGY REPORTS 820400 28 ARCHEOLOGY 3342 VASCOTTO SUMMER ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR 700000 1 GRAYLING OF THE GRAYLING OF MCMANUS ECOLOGY CREEK,AlASKA BEHAVIOR 1965 VERNON AN EXAMINATION OF FACTORS 580000 50 SALMON AFFECTING THE ABUNDANCE OF AQUATIC PINK SALMON IN THE FRASER RIVER 2478 VIERECK FORET SUCCESSION AND SOIL 700000 26 FOREST DEVELOPMENT ADJACENT TO THE SUCCESSION CHENA RIVER IN INTERIOR ALASKA 1042 VIERECK WILDFIRE IN THE TAIGA OF 730320 15 FIRE ALASKA VEGETATION ECOLOGY D.-\TE:04/15/3:- PAGE:250 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------__00._-- 2470 VIERECK PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF 790400 30 FIRE EXPERIMENTAL FIRES IN THE FOREST BlACK SPRUCE TYPE OF INTERIOR AlASKA 2476 VIERECK EFFECTS OF FIRE AND FIRELINES 820000 15 FIRE ON ACTIVE lAYER THICKNESS AND TEMPERATURE SOIL TEMPERATURES IN INTERIOR SOIL AlASKA 1144 VIERECK 1982 REVISION OF PRELIMINARY 820500 72 VEGETATION ClASSIFICATION FOR VEGETATION IN AlASKA 2453 VIERECK THE EFFECTS OF FIRE IN BlACK 830000 20 FIRE SPRUCE ECOSYSTEMS OF AlASKA ECOSYSTEMS AND NORTHERN CANADA (EXCERPT) 2035 VINCENT INDUSTRY/EMPLOYMENT STUDY 780800 35 NEED/POWER (CG-3)EMPLOYMENT SOCIAL 2668 WAGNER ICE MOVEMENT AND SHORELINE 700000 10 ICE MODIFICATION,LAKE CHAMPlAIN, VERMONT (EXCERPT) 3027 WALKER AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF 820000 18 MINERAL PHOSPHORUS,NITROGEN,AND TURBIDITY TURBIDITY EFFECTS ON RESERVOIR RESERVOIR CHOLOPHYLL - A LEVELS 1828 WARD EFFECTS OF FLOW PATTERNS 760000 10 INSTREAM BELOW lARGE DAMS ON STREAM FLOW BENTHOS:A REVIEW DAM 1829 WARD THE ECOLOGY OF REGUlATED 790000 400 ECOLOGY STREAMS AQUATIC 1832 WARNER SPAWNING HABITS OF GRAYLING 540000 10 SPAWNING IN INTERIOR AlASKA FISH 2033 WARNETTE MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL EFFECTS 820000 35 SOCIAL IN OIL SHALE BOOMTOWNS OIL 3164 WATSON AN INVENTORY OF WILDLIFE 731200 7 HABITAT HABITAT OF THE MACKENZIE WILDLIFE VALLEY AND THE NORTHERN YUKON 1488 WB COMMODITY TRADE AND PRICE 800000 125 COMMODITY TRENDS COST NEED/POWER 1202 WCC SEE DCNO 327 0 0 DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:251 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ---.---------------~-------------------...----------------- 2384 WCC GEOLOGIC PERSPECTIVES ON 780000 100 GEOLOGY EARTHQUAKE HAZARDS AND DAM EARTHQUAKE SAFETY 2550 WCC BIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF A 790200 150 POWER PROPOSED POWER PLANT SITE BIOLOGY NEAR HEALY,ALASKA SITE MAY-OCTOBER 1978 1259 WCC SEISMIC REFRACTION SURVEY 800000 70 SEISMIC FINAL REPORT 600 WCC REVIEW OF ISER DRAFT REPORT 800400 100 FORECAST ECONOMIC 1179 WCC GRAVEL REMOVAL STUDIES IN 800600 404 GRAVEL ARCTIC AND SUBARCTIC FLOOD FLOODPLAIN PLAINS IN ALASKA 2989 WCC GRAVEL REMOVAL GUIDELINES 800600 200 FLOOD PLAIN MANUAL FOR ARCTIC AND GRAVEL SUBARCTIC FLOODPLAINS,ARCTIC BIOLOGICAL SERVICES PROGRAM SUBARCTIC 3260 WCC GRAVEL REMOVAL GUIDELINES 800600 175 GRAVEL MANUAL FOR ARCTIC AND ARCTIC SUBARCTIC FLOOD PLAINS FLOOD PLAIN 646 WCC ELECTRIC POWER CONSUMPTION 800700 7 ELECTRIC FOR THE RAILBELT:A NEED/POWER PROJECTION OF REQUIREMENTS CONSUMPTION 1260 WCC SEISMIC GEOLOGY EVALUATION,801126 190 SEISMIC DRAFT REPORT '2 VOLUME 1 GEOLOGY 1261 WCC SEISMIC GEOLOGY EVALUATION,801126 70 SEISMIC DRAFT REPORT 2 VOLUME 2 GEOLOGY 331 WCC SUBTASKS 7.01 THRU 4.08 801200 400 SEISMIC INTERIM REPORT ON SEISMIC EARTHQUAKE STUDIES FOR SUSITNA HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT 1264 WCC PRELIMINARY EARTHQUAKE GROUND 801200 40 EARTHQUAKE MOTION STUDIES,DRAFT REPORT Sea tlf\~J 327 WCC FORECASTING PEAK ELECTRICAL 801200 150 FORECAST DEMAND FOR ALASKA'S RAILBELT.ELECTRIC FINAL REPORT NEED/POWER 5tvHifld1433 WCC INTERIM REPORT ON SEISMIC 801200 550 SEISMIC STUDIES 1253 WCC SUBTASK 4.01 THRU 4.08 INTERIM 801200 400 SEISMIC REPORT ON SEISMIC STUDIES DATE:04/15/83 PAGE:253 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2539 WDCAFG GLACIOLOGICAL DATA SOVIET 841100 300 GLACIER AVALANCHE RESEARCH AVALANCHE BIBLIOGRAPHY BIBLIOGRAPHY UPDATE:1977-1983 2890 WDCAFG GLACIOLOGICAL DATA MARGINAL 850600 200 ICE ICE ZONE BIBLIOGRAPHY BIBLIOGRAPHYG LACIER 3416 WDCAFG GLACIOLOGICAL DATA SNOW 860300 270 GLACIER WATCH '85 SNOW 2198 WEBBER DAMAGE AND RECOVERY OF TUNDRA 780000 12 TUNDRA VEGETATION 2964 WEBER AVOIDANCE REACTIONS OF 810300 3 MIGRATION MIGRATING ADULT SALMON TO SALMON PETROLEUM HYDROCARBON PETROLEUM 2284 WEEKS ADAPTATIONS OF WHITE-TAILED 760000 15 DEER DEER TO NATURALLY OCCURRING SODIUM DEFICIENCIES 1487 WE FA WHARTON ECONOMETRIC 811200 1 ECONOMIC ·FORECASTING ASSOC.(REPORTED FORECAST IN ECONOMIC COUNCIL OF CANADA NEED/POWER CANDIDE MODEL 2-0 RUN DATED DEC.18,1981) 2442 WEIN THE ROLE OF FIRE IN NORTHERN 830000 325 FIRE CIRCUMPOLAR ECOSYSTEMS ECOSYSTEM 1888 WEIN THE ROLE OF FIRE IN NORTHERN 830000 85 IFIRE CIRCUMPOLAR ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGY 2454 WEIN FIRE BEHAVIOR AND ECOLOGICAL 830000 15 FIRE EFFECTS IN ORGANIC TERRAIN ECOSYSTEMS (EXCERPT) 552 WEIRCO MINING COST ESTIMATES BELUGA 830603 50 MINING AREA HYPOTHETICAL MINE COSTS (PRELIMINARY DRAFT)NEED/POWER 647 WEIRCO MINING COST ESTIMATES AND 830627 50 MINING COAL PRICES BELUGA AREA COAL HYPOTHETICAL MINE COST NEED/POWER 2957 WEIRCO HYPOTHETICAL MINING STUDIES 851030 200 COAL AND COAL PRICE ESTIMATES PRICE BELUGA AND NENANA COAL FIELDS MINING FOR HARZA-EBASCO SUSITNA NEED/POWER JOINT VENTURE 1830 WELCH LIMNOLOGY 2ND EDITION 520000 550 LIMNOLOGY DATE:04/15/88 PAGE:254 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 1834 WELSH ANDERSON'S FLORA OF ALASKA 740000 670 FLORA AND ADJACENT PARTS OF PLANT CANADA 1526 WEPC ECONOMITRIC MODEL FORECAST:810600 60 FORECAST 1981-2000 FORECAST 2:MODEL POPULATION &NUMBER OF POPULATION CUSTOMERS FORECAST NEED/POWER 3464 WEPC WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER 810600 130 FORECAST COMPANY ECONOMETRIC MODEL FORECAST 1981-2000 VOL.1: ECONOMIC &ENERGY FORECASTS 1527 WEPC 20-YEAR DEMAND AND ENERGY 810700 150 FORECAST FORECAST 1981-2000 DEMAND ENERGY NEED/POWER 1581 WEPC POST HEARING REPLY BRIEF OF 820000 20 ELECTRIC WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER NEED/POWER COMPANY ON MATTERS OTHER THAN COST RATE OF RETURN 3466 WEPC WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER 841200 289 FORECAST COMPANY ECONOMETRIC MODEL FORECAST:1984-2005 3007 WESCHE ASSESSMENT OF FLUSHING FLOW 851100 19 FLOW RECOMMENDATIONS IN A STEEP,TRIBUTARY ROUGH,REGULATED TRIBUTARY 2314 WEST THE DONNELLY RIDGE SITE AND 670000 .22 CULTURAL THE DEFINITION OF AN EARLY CORE AND BLADE COMPLEX IN CENTRAL ALASKA 3217 WEST ARCHAELOLGICAL AND 721200 19 ARCHEOLOGY' PALAEOECOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE TANGLE lAKES,CENTRAL ALASKA,1966-1972 2315 WEST DATING THE DENALI COMPLEX 750000 7 CULTURAL 1998 WEST OLD WORLD AFFINITIES OF 760000 25 ARCHEOLOGY ARCHEOLOGICAL COMPLEXES FROM TANGLE lAKE,CENTRAL ALASKA 3343 WEST HABITAT RESPONSES OF 790000 1 HABITAT MICROTINE RODENTS TO CENTRAL FOREST ALASKAN FOREST SUCCESSION SUCCESSION 2316 WEST THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF BERINGIA 810000 275 ARCHAEOLOGY 3085 WETZEL LIMNOLOGY 750000 8 LIMNOLOGY DATE:04/15/SS PAGE:255 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS ----------------------------------------...._-.------------ 3184 WHARTON LONG TERM OUTLOOK FOR 850630 7 PETROLEUM PETROLEUM PRICES PROJECTION 3374 WHITE SURVEY OF THE PEREGRINE 740700 4 FALCON FALCON AND OTHER RAPTORS IN RAPTOR THE PROPOSED SUSITNA RIVER IMPOUNDMENT RESERVOIR IMPOUNDMENT AREAS 1906 WHITE POWERLINE,OIL PIPELINE AND 750000 55 RAPTOR RAPTOR STUDIES IN THE YUKON OIL AND COLVILLE RIVER REGIONS OF PIPELINE ALASKA 2782 WHITE A PLAY APPROACH TO 810000 30 MINERAL HYDROCARDON RESOURCE RESOURCES ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION 707 WHITMAN WATANA AND DEVIL CANYON 830300 6 MOOSE IMPOUNDMENT MOOSE CENSUS 3040 WIEUWENHU PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF THE 841100 8 TURBIDITY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN'TURBIDITY AND LIGHT PENETRATION IN THE SUSITNA RIVER,ALASKA 3135 WILIMOVSK ENVIRONMENT OF THE CAPE 660000 16 ENVIRONMENT THOMPSON REGION,ALASKA 1815 WILKINSON LOCAL SOCIAL DISRUPTION AND 820700 12 SOCIAL WESTERN ENERGY DEVELOPMENT GROWTH A CRITICAL REVIEW 2294 WILKINSON LOCAL SOCIAL PISRUPTION AND 820700 22 SOCIAL WESTERN ENERGY DEVELOPMENT A ENERGY CRITICAL REVIEW GROWTH 1546 WILSON ELASTICITY OF DEMAND:TOPIC 2 770210 125 FORECAST ELECTRIC UTILITY RATE DESIGN ELECTRIC STUDY VOLUME 13 DEMAND NEED/POWER 1831 WITTY CHAPTER 10 FISH SPAWNING 740000 10 FISH SURVEYS 2285 WOLFE HABITAT CHANGES AND MANAGEMENT 780000 19 HABITAT BIG GAME 2535 WOLFF UTILIZATION OF HARDWOOD 760100 7 MOOSE BROWSE BY MOOSE ON THE TANANA BROWSE FLOOD PLAIN OF INTERIOR ALASKA 3173 WOLFF HABITAT UTILIZATION OF 770000 6 HABITAT SNOWSHOE HARES IN INTERIOR SMALL GAME ALASKA DATE:04/15:8S PAGE:256 DCNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 712 WOLFF BURNING AND BROWSING EFFECTS 780000 5 BURNING ON WILLOW GROWTH IN INTERIOR BROWSE ALASKA,JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT,VOL.42 2469 WOLFF FOOD HABITS OF SNOWSHOE HARES 780000 5 SMALL GAME IN INTERIOR ALASKA (EXCERPT) 2536 WOLFF MOOSE HABITAT AND FOREST 790000 20 MOOSE SUCCESSION ON THE TANANA RIVER BROWSE FLOODPLAIN AND YUKON-TANANA UPLAND 1036 WOLFF MOOSE HABITAT AND FOREST 790300 20 MOOSE SUCCESSION OF THE TANANA RIVER HABITAT FLOODPLAIN AND YUKON -TANANA SUCESSION UPLAND FLOOD PLAIN 3192 WOOTTEN THE BIOLOGY OF THE STICKLEBACK 760000 8 BIOLOGY FISH 3042 WUNDERLIC THE DYNAMICS OF DENSITY - 710000 12 STRATIFY STRATIFIED RESERVOIRS RESERVOIR 3035 WUNDERLIC MECHANICS OF FLOW THROUGH 730000 10 FLOW MAN -MADE lAKES LAKE 3170 YOUNGMAN MAMMALS OF THE YUKON TERRITORY 750000 20 MAMMALS 1043 ZASADA NATURAL REGENERATION OF 710414 16 FORESTS INTERIOR ALASKA FORESTS-SEED,VEGETATION SEEDBED,AND VEGETATIVE REPRODUCTION CONSIDERATIONS 2511 ZASADA THE EFFECTS OF SILVICULTURAL 780000 8 PLANT SYSTEM AND SEED BED VEGETATION PREPARATION ON NATURAL TREES REGENERATION OF WHITE SPRUCE AND ASSOCIATED SPECIES IN 2045 ZASADA NATURAL REGENERATION OF 810400 9 REVEGETATIONM BALSAM POPLAR FOLLOWING OOSE HARVESTING IN THE SUSITNA VALLEY,ALASKA 1894 ZASADA NATURAL REGENERATION OF 810400 7 FOREST BALSAM POPLAR FOLLOWING HARVESTING IN THE SUSITNA VALLEY,ALASKA (ABSTRACT) 2477 ZASADA ARTIFICIAL REGENERATION OF 830509 12 FIRE TREES AND TALL SHRUBS IN TREES EXPERIMENTALLY BURNED UPLAND BLACK SPRUCE/FEATHER MOSS STANDS IN ALASKA DA.TE:O!+j15,S:5 PAGE:257 DeNO AUTHOR TITLE DATE PAGES KEYWORDS --------------------------------------------------------- 2444 ZASADA NATURAL REGENERATION OF 840500 8 VEGETATION BALSAM POPLAR FOLLOWING LAND USE HARVESTING IN THE SUSITNA FOREST VALLEY,AlASKA 207 ZENONE SUMMARY APPRAISALS OF THE 780000 34 GROUNDWATER NATION'S GROUND-WATER HYDROLOGY RESOURCES -AlASKA 976 ZIVNUSKA ECONOMIC TRADEOFFS IN FIRE 720500 7 FIRE MANAGEMENT ECONOMIC ECOLOGY 2949 ZUKER BLUE GOLD HYDRO-ELECTRIC RENT 840000 60 HYDRO IN CANDA STATISTICAL ELECTRIC APPENDICES HOUSING NEED/POWER 2948 ZUKER BLUE GOLD HYDRO-ELECTRIC RENT 840000 40 HYDRO IN CANADA ELECTRIC HOUSING NEED/POWER 3453 -0-THE BELL JOURNAL OF 790400 391 ECONOMIC ECONOMICS:SPRING 79 VOLUME 10 NO.1 \ \ \, I .if<" I \ j •I 1 ).. 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Lj -;,.BiggatTle studies·lnVol. V,lpMoose carrying c,apacityestimate wS~~ecker l.f #:4C'r4**Susitnatransmission system environmental assessment.A?-'5APA \'[:::~t)~Hydroelectric power development,upper Susitna River basin, southcentral Railbelt area A"2.'>Army Corp &.ot l~Susitna River hydro studies rewrite AJ..,;?:'I. .-<~...'."..Upper sus.itna.RiverAlaska:lban invento.ry and evalua.tion of the enVironmentalaesthetic A"2."'.7Arm y.corp '. ,.\t'~Plan of study for Susitna hydropower feasibility analysis A."'l.~Army Corp .QL\J'~~South-central railbeltarea, Alaska (hydroelectric power), upper Susitna River Basin:lettAA.t.".,\-'2..(;O~\'.·:J.,.•~.i.A~"'),'tt --~\"'~-\co~J,r ·2lJ'V.b •\c.~)!l ~~v\6/~{~ [ 4050 Susitna River Basin : a report on the potential development of water resources 4051 [empty] 4052 [empty]:, 4053 Susitna aquatic studies, Divisions of Sport and Commercial Fisheries publications 4053d Susitna aquatic studies :Ibannotated bibliography (draft) 4054 Susitna River aquatic studies, Divisions of Sport and Commercial Fisheries:bibliography /'"'\4055 Review of application for license submitted to FERC on February 28, 1983 for the Susitna... l"'4056 First draft, 1983 phase II adult anadrombus invE;lsfigations,Susitna River Hydro Aquatic Studies 4057 List of deficiencies,draft Susitnaapplic;:ltion,exhibit E /"\4058 List of supplemental information and clarification needs,draft Susitna application, exhibit E 1"\4059 APA SHP,task 3 - hydrology, field data inde?<,July 1982 p\4060 APA SHP, task 3 - hydrology, field data index, February 1983 t\4061 SHP, background information,economic update and design modifications,board packet 1"\4062 1982 winter temperature study, open file report ~l -~1"\4063 SHP, executive summary ofeconomic and financial update,draftl![1"\4064 SHP:draftsummary of environmental report: task 2,surveys and site facilities ',A ,[""4065 Preliminary assessment of access by spawning salmon to side slough habitat above Talkeetna i"1t.!:M4e6f:rAdultanadromous investigtations : sockeye, pink, chum, and coho _ri.[••~4067 Susitna HYdroel~ctric P~Oject/ield data index tJ i~1'-"4068 Freshwater habitat relationships \'1/ ADF&G ADF&G ADF&G f'"'l'1\Anderson ACd6 Barrett APAIFERC "E4'1\APAIFERC R&M R&M APA Trihey Harza-Eb ~c:o"OAcres p.~%.Trihey . 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