Attachment 4- Performance Requirements Summary Table.pdf
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This Performance Requirements Summary Table details a marine mammal monitoring project for the US Navy. The document outlines four primary performance requirements: 1) Vessel Surveys (CDRL A001, A002) involving identifying, photographing, biopsying, and tagging marine mammals at the SCORE range, and monitoring their diving behavior; 2) Marine Mammal Photo Identification (CDRL A003) conducting photo analyses of marine mammals; 3) Compilation of coincident tag-sonar datasets (CDRL A004, A005) to reconcile and integrate data; and 4) Conducting a US Navy Marine Species Monitoring Technical Review Meeting (CDRL A006).
Each requirement has specific performance standards, with an Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) of 95% and a monitoring method of government review. The technical reports and deliverables must pass a single government review/comment cycle to be considered acceptable. The overall objective appears to be comprehensive marine mammal research and data collection, with a focus on precise documentation, accurate data integration, and thorough technical reporting of marine mammal behaviors and interactions within the specified naval range.
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Performance Requirements Summary Table
Requirement
CDRL
Performance
Objective
Performance Standard
Acceptable Quality
Level (AQL)
Monitoring
Method
4.1 Vessel
Surveys
A001, A002
a) Identify, photograph, biopsy, and tag marine mammals at the SCORE range and document these efforts in a technical report.
b) Monitor tagged marine mammals, infer diving behavior, estimate tracks and integrate data into existing archives.
a) Technical Report requires only one Government review/comment cycle to accurately and completely document results of marine mammal tagging operations.
b) Technical Report and data sets are complete and accurate within the limits of the tagging technology, the marine environment and animal behavior. Estimated tracks and inferences concerning diving behavior are sound and reasonable. Resolution of any issues with the data takes on one Government review cycle.
a) Standard is met 95% of the time.
b) Standard is met 95% of the time.
Review of the technical reports for accuracy and completeness by the Government.
4.2 Marine
Mammal Photo
Identification
A003
Photo identification and analyses of marine mammals sited on SCORE range.
Summary report of photo-identifications and analyses requires no more than one review/comment/approval cycle to meet acceptance.
Standard is met 95% of the time.
Review of report by the Government.
4.3 Complication of coincident
tag-sonar datasets
A004, A005
Reconciled tag-sonar data sets.
Technical reports require only one Government review/comment cycle to reconcile the data sets and resolve any issues.
Standard is met 95% of the time.
Review of the technical reports by the Government.
4.4 Technical Review Meeting
A006
US Navy Marine Species Monitoring Technical Review Meeting
Trip report requires no more than one review/approval cycle to meet acceptance.
Standard is met 95% of the time.
Review of the Trip Report by the Government.
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