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Theparoonraty2005.Pdf (1.811Mb) EP 01 123 REPORT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY STUDIES ON ARTIFICIAL REEFS AT CHUMPORN PROVINCE, THAILAND. Dr. Yuttana Theparoonrat SEAFDEC/TD TD in collaboration with ASEAN and SEAFDEC member countries conducted Resources Enhancement project in Chumporn province, Thailand as a case study. This project is designed to integrated installation of artificial habitats in inshore waters with careful pre- assessment of environmental and socio- economic impact. Department of Fisheries, Thailand conducted an installation of artificial reefs at Chumporn province on March – April 2004. Two group of cubic shape concrete type, 1.5x1.5x1.5m, total 1750 pieces, are set on the project area number 46-16-07 and 46-16-08 (Fig.1). The artificial reefs settle at 12m depth with area cover is 2 km2. Figure 2. Layout of two group of Artificial Reefs set at project site at Chumporn Province, Thailand Figure 1. Location of Artificial Reefs project site at Chumporn Province, Thailand 124 The Regional Workshop on Artificial Reefs in Southeast Asia Position: A. Lat. 10 – 49.00 N, Long. 99 – 28.85 E Buoy No. 1 (Height 3 m) B. Lat. 10 – 49.00 N, Long. 99 – 29.35 E Buoy No. 2 C. Lat. 10 – 48.50 N, Long. 99 – 28.70 E Buoy No. 4 D. Lat. 10 – 48.50 N, Long. 99 – 28.20 E Buoy No. 5 BC3. Lat. 10 – 48.64 N, Long. 99 – 28.85 E Buoy No. 3 DA2. Lat. 10 – 48.85 N, Long. 99 – 28.68 E Buoy No. 6 (Height 2 m) F1.Lat. Long. Buoy No. 7 (Height 7 m) F2.Lat. 10 – 48.64 N, Long. 99 – 28.63 Buoy No. 8 E. Lat.10 – 48.75 N, Long. 99 – 28.81 N Budget: 3,000,000.- Baht Group of 40 pieces, Total 360 pieces Group of 100 pieces, Total 400 pieces Group of 115 pieces, Total 115 pieces Mark Buoy, Total 8 pieces Figure 3. Layout of artificial reefs setting at area number 46-16-07. Project Number: 46-16-08 Location: Moo 6, Bonrai, Pakklong Village, Pratew District, Chumporn Province, Area: 0.5 x 2.0 kilometer Water Depth: 9.5 – 11.0 meter Bottom: Muddy sand Dist. From Shore: 3.0 – 4.5 kilometer Material: Concrete 1.5 x 1.5 x 1.5 meter, 875 pieces Position: A. Lat. 10 – 48.20 N, Long. 99 – 28.05 E Buoy No. 1 (Height 3 m) B. Lat. 10 – 48.20 N, Long. 99 – 28.30 E Buoy No. 2 C. Lat. 10 – 47.20 N, Long. 99 – 27.00 E Buoy No. 5 D. Lat. 10 – 47.20 N, Long. 99 – 26.75 E Buoy No. 6 BC3. Lat. Long. Buoy No. 3 (Height 2 m) DA1. Lat.10 – 47.57 N, Long. 99 – 27.25 E Buoy No. 7 DA2. Lat. 10 – 47.82 N, Long. 99 – 27.58 E Buoy No. 8 (Height 5 m) E. Lat 10 – 47.72 N, Long. 99 – 47.54 E (Height 4 m) Budget: 3,000,000.- Baht EP 01 125 Group of 40 pieces, Total 360 pieces Group of 100 pieces, Total 400 pieces Group of 115 pieces, Total 115 pieces Mark Buoy, Total 8 pieces Figure 4. Layout of artificial reefs setting at area number 46-16-07. Figure 5. M.V. Khaow Khang, carry ,cubical shape concrete, artificial reefs to install at Pratew dis- (a). (b). Figure 6. Fork lift using for convey the cubical shape concrete dumping on the project site (a), the dumping position are marked by anchor flag buoy (b). 126 The Regional Workshop on Artificial Reefs in Southeast Asia Result of setting position of cubical shape concrete block at artificial reef group. Project Number: 461607 Group A (40 pieces) Group AB (40 pieces) Group B (40 pieces) 49.018 49.010 49.011 49.017 2 49.010 1 1 49.016 49.009 2 49.009 11 2 49.015 2 4 49.014 49.008 2 49.008 8 49.013 4 49.007 2 4 3 49.012 Target 49.006 49.011 5 49.007 2 4 11 22 49.010 center 49.005 49.009 Target 49.006 49.004 1 3 Target 49.008 Declare 2 center 49.007 center 49.003 49.006 49.005 2 49.002 1 Declare 49.005 Declare 49.001 2 Buoy 49.004 49.004 228 2 49.003 49.000 49.002 49.003 442 8 48.999 2 3 49.001 48.998 222 49.000 22 48.999 49.002 2 48.997 48.998 2 48.996 2 48.997 2249.001 2 48.995 48.996 22 48.995 2 44115 48.994 48.994 441 49.000 48.993 48.993 48.992 48.992 48.999 48.991 28.847 28.848 28.849 28.850 28.851 28.852 28.853 28.854 28.855 28.856 28.857 28.858 28.859 28.860 28.861 28.862 28.863 28.864 28.865 28.866 28.867 28.868 28.869 28.870 28.871 28.872 28.873 29.090 29.091 29.092 29.093 29.094 29.095 29.096 29.097 29.098 29.099 29.100 29.101 29.339 29.340 29.341 29.342 29.343 29.344 29.345 29.346 29.347 29.348 29.349 29.350 29.351 29.352 29.353 29.354 29.355 Group BC1 (40 pieces) Group BC2 (40 pieces) Group BC3 (100 pieces) 48.880 48.763 48.639 48.878 2 48.762 2 48.638 1 2 48.761 22 2 48.876 6 48.760 22 Target 48.637 2 48.759 2 48.636 2 48.874 8 48.758 center 3 22 48.757 48.635 2 48.872 6 8 Target Declare 4 2 48.756 48.634 4 6 48.870 center 48.755 48.633 2211 6 6 48.754 22 48.868 Declare 48.753 48.632 1 3 4 6 2 10 2 48.752 22 48.631 4 48.866 48.751 2 2 48.630 224 Target 48.864 2 48.750 22 48.749 48.629 2 6 center 48.862 48.748 22 2 48.628 226 2 48.747 Declare 48.860 2 48.746 48.627 441 2 Buoy 48.858 48.745 48.626 22 2 48.744 48.625 2 48.856 2 48.743 2 48.624 2 48.854 2 48.742 2 48.741 22 48.623 1 48.852 48.740 2 48.739 48.622 48.850 48.738 48.621 29.182 29.184 29.186 29.188 29.190 29.192 29.194 29.196 29.198 29.200 29.202 29.204 29.206 29.208 29.210 28.860 28.870 28.880 29.018 29.019 29.020 29.021 29.022 29.023 29.024 29.025 29.026 29.027 29.028 29.029 29.030 29.031 29.032 29.033 29.034 29.035 29.036 29.037 29.038 29.039 29.040 29.041 29.042 29.043 Group C (40 pieces) Group CD (40 pieces) Group D (40 pieces) 48.526 48.555 48.512 1 2 48.524 48.552 1 48.511 22 2 48.549 48.522 221 2 4 Target 48.546 48.510 48.520 2211 2 48.543 3 6 2 center 48.509 48.518 2 48.540 4 8 Declare 48.537 48.508 48.516 2 48.534 Target Target 22 Buoy 48.507 48.514 48.531 center center 2 48.528 48.506 6 48.512 Declare 48.525 221 Declare 2 48.505 22 48.510 2 48.522 2 11 Buoy 48.519 1 2 48.504 228 2 48.508 2 224 48.516 2 1 22 3 2 48.503 2224 48.506 2 1 48.513 2 1 222 48.504 48.510 48.502 2 1 48.507 48.501 22 48.502 48.504 48.500 48.501 48.500 48.498 48.498 48.499 28.678 28.680 28.682 28.684 28.686 28.688 28.690 28.692 28.694 28.696 28.698 28.700 28.702 28.704 28.706 48.495 28.187 28.188 28.189 28.190 28.191 28.192 28.193 28.194 28.195 28.196 28.197 28.198 28.199 28.200 28.201 28.419 28.422 28.425 28.428 28.431 28.434 28.437 28.440 28.443 28.446 28.449 28.452 28.455 28.458 28.461 28.464 28.467 28.470 28.473 28.476 28.479 Group DA1 (40 pieces) Group DA2 (100 pieces) 48.752 48.882 1 48.880 1 48.751 2 48.878 2 48.750 3 48.876 4 48.749 1 22 4 48.874 8 48.872 12 48.748 22226 48.870 Target Target 2 48.747 2 4 48.868 2 center center 1 224 226 48.866 2 44 Declare 48.746 Declare 2224 8 48.864 2224 11 2 Buoy 48.745 2 4422 48.862 22 224 2 48.744 3 1 48.860 1 2 2 48.858 48.743 2 1 48.856 2 48.742 2 2 48.854 48.741 48.852 28.686 28.688 28.690 28.692 28.694 28.696 28.698 28.700 28.702 28.704 28.706 28.708 28.710 28.712 28.714 28.516 28.517 28.518 28.519 28.520 28.521 28.522 28.523 28.524 28.525 28.526 28.527 EP 01 127 Group F1 (100 pieces) Group E (115 pieces) Group F2 (100 pieces) 48.901 48.777 48.900 1 1 48.627 48.776 1 2 48.626 48.899 48.775 2 48.625 2 2 48.898 4 48.774 4 48.624 224 4 48.897 6 48.773 6 48.623 2224 48.896 48.772 6 8 48.622 2 222 2 48.895 8 Target 14 48.771 48.621 22444 2 48.894 48.770 10 center Target 48.620 446 22 48.893 48.769 2 17 48.619 2221 24 Declare center 48.892 48.768 22 Target 48.618 Buoy 48.891 1 Declare 48.767 2 center 48.617 1 22 48.890 Buoy 48.766 222 48.616 22 Declare 48.889 48.765 22 1 48.615 4 48.888 22 48.764 6 22 2 48.614 48.887 2 48.763 6 4 2 48.613 48.886 2 48.762 17 8 48.612 22 48.885 1 4 2 48.761 10 44 48.611 2 48.884 2214 4 48.760 10 2 4 48.610 48.883 4442 6 48.759 4 2 48.609 48.882 44 4 48.758 2 48.608 48.757 1 2 48.607 48.881 2228 48.756 48.606 48.880 4 8 2 48.755 2 48.605 48.879 2 48.754 48.604 48.878 48.753 48.603 48.877 48.752 48.602 48.876 48.751 48.601 48.875 48.750 48.600 2 48.874 48.749 48.599 48.873 48.598 28.935 28.936 28.937 28.938 28.939 28.940 28.941 28.942 28.943 28.944 28.945 28.946 28.947 28.948 28.949 28.950 28.951 28.952 28.953 28.954 28.955 28.956 28.957 28.958 28.959 28.960 28.961 28.962 28.963 48.748 28.595 28.596 28.597 28.598 28.599 28.600 28.601 28.602 28.603 28.604 28.605 28.606 28.607 28.608 28.609 28.610 28.611 28.612 28.613 28.614 28.615 28.616 28.617 28.618 28.619 28.620 28.621 28.622 28.623 28.624 28.773 28.774 28.775 28.776 28.777 28.778 28.779 28.780 28.781 28.782 28.783 28.784 28.785 28.786 28.787 28.788 28.789 28.790 28.791 28.792 28.793 28.794 28.795 28.796 28.797 28.798 28.799 28.800 28.801 28.802 Project Number 46-16-08 Group A (40 pieces) Group B(40 pieces) Group BC1 (40 pieces) 48.217 48.201 48.088 48.216 2 2 48.215 48.200 2 48.086 48.199 48.214 6 4 6 48.213 48.198 46 48.084 48.212 Target 6 Target 48.211 48.197 4422 center 48.082 center 48.210 2 48.196 2 Target 48.209 22 Declare 48.195 4 48.080 2 Declare 48.208 2 48.194 2 center 22 2 48.207 Buoy 48.078 2 222 48.206 22 48.193 Declare 22 48.205 2 48.192 2 48.076 48.204 2 48.191 Buoy 48.203 2 48.074 48.202 2 48.190 2 48.201 2 48.189 48.072 48.200 48.188 2 48.199 48.187 48.070 48.198 2 222 48.197 2 48.186 2 48.068 48.196 2 48.185 22 48.195 6 48.184 2 48.066 22 48.194 2 48.183 2 48.193 2 48.064 6 48.192 48.182 48.191 48.181 48.062 28.026 28.027 28.028 28.029 28.030 28.031 28.032 28.033 28.034 28.035 28.036 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