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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980005
IBM Index Class Name
REPORT
Doc Date
4/5/2010
Doc Name
2009 Annual Revegetation Monitoring Report
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Seneca Coal Company
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DRMS
Permit Index Doc Type
Reveg Monitoring Report
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DTM
SB1
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D
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• Summary of Sampling Design <br />Action Phase II Bond Release Reference Areas <br /> Min. 20 samples Min. 15 samples (and to <br />Quantitative Cover Sampling <br />(and to adequacy*) <br />adequacy*) <br />Quantitative Production <br /> NA** NA** <br />Sampling <br />Woody Plant Density Sampling - NA - sampled in 2009 for <br /> NA <br />Background informational purposes <br />Woody Plant Density Sampling - <br /> NA NA <br />Concentration Areas <br /> NA - sampled in 2009 for NA - sampled in 2009 for <br />Species Density Sampling <br /> informational purposes informational purposes <br />Success Demonstration <br /> Hypoth. Testing for cover NA <br />Approach <br />Or to titty samples <br />** Not applicable - Phase 11 bond release is concerned with cover values only <br />Cover Sampling <br />• Cover data were collected along 50 m transects using a point-intercept method in which data <br />were recorded as interceptions of a point with either plant species, litter, standing dead plant <br />material, soil, or rock. Plant material produced during the current growing season and still <br />standing was tallied by species. Litter was considered to be any organic material that had fallen, <br />or had begun to fall to the soil surface. Standing dead was any dead plant material that was <br />produced in previous years but which was still standing and had not lodged or broken off to <br />become litter. Inorganic materials greater than 1 cm in diameter were considered rock. The <br />cover sampling points were optically projected using a Cover-Point Optical Point Projection <br />Device developed by ESCO Associates. The 50 m transects were randomly located and oriented <br />in the reclaimed and reference areas. One hundred points were collected along each transect. A <br />pair of points were collected every meter with points sampled on opposite sides of each transect, <br />0.5 m from the transect. <br />First hit interceptions were used to calculate absolute top layer foliar cover (see COVER column <br />in data tables) by dividing the number of interceptions for a particular species or ground cover <br />type by the total number of points taken (100). First hit relative vegetation cover was calculated <br />by dividing first hit absolute cover for each species by the total first hit vegetation cover. All-layer <br />absolute cover (COVER-ALL column in data tables) was calculated by dividing all hits (first-hits <br />0 2
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