SPS Mapping of Exclusion Areas For Rectenna Sites DOE 1978

Cover	1
Title Page	3
Acknowledgements	5
Executive Summary	7
Table of Contents	9
I. Introduction	11
II. Methodology	15
A. Mapping of Variables	15
B. Analysis of the Data	21
1. Data Encoding, Storage, Access and Display:	22
2. Data Analysis	25
III. Discussion of the Variables	27
A. Land and Water - Figure 1	27
B. Federal Lands - Figure 5	29
1. National Recreation Areas	29
2. Indian Reservations	31
3.Military Reservations	32
4.Other Federal Lands	32
C. National Forests - Figure 6	33
D. Population - Figure 7	35
1. Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (SMSA's)	37
2. Population Density Greater than 50 Persons per Square Mile	39
3. Adjusted Population Distribution	40
E. Wetlands - Figures 8 and 9	41
1. Marshes - Figure 8	44
2. Wetlands - Figure 9	44
F. Topography Unacceptable - Figure 10	44
G. South Slopes - Figure 11	46
H. Navigable Waterways - Figure 12	48
I. Intrstate Highways - Figure 13	48
J. Endandered Species Habitats - Figure 14	51
K. "Prime Agricultural Lands" - Figures 15 and 16	53
L. Flyways of Migratory Waterfowl - Figure 17	57
M. Seismic Hazards - Figure 18	59
N. 40 Degree Latitude - Figure 19	61
0. Winds Greater Than 50 Knots - Figure 20	63
P. Number of Days with Hail - Figure 21	65
Q. Number of Days Thunderstorms - Figure 22	65
R. Sheet Rainfall - Figure 23	68
S. Acid Rain - Figure 24	68
T. States - Figure 25	71
U. Conclusion	71
IV. Analysis of the Data	73
Summary Map 1	76
Summary Map 2	79
Summary Map 3	82
Summary Map 4	85
Summary Map 5	88
Summary Map 6	91
Summary Map 7	94
Summary Map 8	97
Summary Map 9	100
Summary Map 10	103
Summary Map 11	106
V. Conclusions and Suggestions for Future Work	109
Appendix A	113
Appendix B	117
References	121

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