You should use SSS mosaics or acoustic seabed classification information in conjunction with SBP data to determine lateral variability, although we may consider less sophisticated methodologies to be adequate at less complex sites. The principal objective of a geotechnical survey is to assess the suitability of shallow foundation conditions for the specific type of jack-up rig you plan to use, especially when extreme operational conditions are encountered. Your analysis of in-situ and laboratory soil test data should be used to estimate the response of foundation soils to maximum anticipated static and dynamic loads. Liquefaction potential should be characterized specifically in the context of regional seismicity. A summary of field operations, including unusual incidents.
Personnel list noting functional responsibilities.
Methods of data analysis and processing procedures. Results and conclusions of the hazards evaluation, including any potential archaeological resources or sensitive habitat that might require additional investigations. Geotechnical reports for any drilling locations where bottom-supported drilling rigs are to be used. Interpreted geologic structure and stratigraphic x-sections for planned drill sites. Page-size reductions of maps described below.