Figure_1.pdf

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This document is a figure depicting the proposed area of work and camera sampling locations for a federal contract involving daylight operations in the Gulf of Mexico region. The map illustrates approximately 600 planned camera deployments across the Gulf of Mexico, spanning from the Texas coast eastward to Florida, covering an area bounded by approximately 98°W to 82°W longitude and 22°N to 32°N latitude. The red points on the map indicate possible camera sampling locations distributed along the continental shelf and coastal areas. The contract specifications indicate that roughly 600 camera deployments will be completed over 26 days, averaging approximately 20 stations per day, weather permitting. The document notes that opportunistic mapping may occur in close proximity to these camera stations during daytime operations. The locations shown are general in nature and subject to change based on operational requirements and weather conditions, with the explicit notation that not all mapped points will necessarily be sampled during the contract performance period.

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Figure 1. Proposed area of work for the daylight working hours. Red points denote possible camera sampling locations for this contract.

Depending on weather conditions, roughly 600 camera deployments will be completed in 26 days, averaging ~20 stations per day. Opportunistic mapping may take place in close proximity to these stations during daytime operations. Points are general locations and subject to change, not all points in the map will be sampled.

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