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Site Survey at Alve NE NCS 6607/12 and 6608/10, PL127C ABP19307

Survey Period: 27 September to 6 October 2019 Fugro Report No.: 133392.V01

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Site Survey at Alve NE NCS 6607/12 and 6608/10, PL127C ABP19307

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FRONTISPIECE

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Introduction On the instruction of AkerBP ASA, Fugro performed an environmental site survey at the Alve NE survey area in Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) Blocks 6607/12 and 6608/10 located in the Norwegian Sea. Table S.1 defines the surface coordinates of the Alve NE proposed well locations. The survey was conducted onboard the MV Fugro Meridian during the survey period 27 September to 6 October 2019.

Table S.1: Proposed Well Locations, Alve NE Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Easting Northing Location Latitude Longitude [m] [m] Alve NE proposed well location 454 055.0 7 327 272.0 66° 03′ 39.765″ N 007° 59′ 07.031″ W Alve NE alternative well location 453810.0 7 326 981.5 66° 03′ 30.255″ N 007° 58′ 47.975″ W

Survey Strategy The objective of the environmental survey was to acquire sufficient data to describe the sensitive habitats and species that may occur at the proposed well location (PWL), alternative well location, and nearby potential areas of interest identified from the geophysical survey data. The most relevant sensitive habitats for the current survey are ‘cold-water corals’, ‘coral gardens’ and ‘deep-sea sponge aggregations’ as well as other vulnerable species associated with them. If any such habitats were discovered, a sensitive habitat assessment was to be carried out according to Norwegian guidelines and standards.

Bathymetry Depths across the survey area ranged from approximately 355 m Mean Sea Level (MSL) at the top of the shoulder of an iceberg ploughmark to 380 m MSL at an iceberg ploughmark crossing.

Seabed Features The seabed throughout the survey area was heavily scarred with iceberg ploughmarks, which had widths of up to 140 m and depths of up to 15 m. Two pipelines were observed within the survey area, the closest to the PWL is approximately 2898 m to the south-south-east and one cable was observed approximately 2971 m to the south- south-east of PWL.

Seabed Habitats The sediment observed across the survey area was predominately muddy sand/sandy mud with occasional and varying proportions of coarser sediments (pebbles, cobbles and boulders) . This corresponded to the EUNIS level 3 habitat ‘Deep-sea mud’ (A6.5). Patches of pebbles, cobbles and boulders corresponded to the EUNIS level 3 habitat ‘Deep-sea mixed substrata’ (A6.2).

The dominant epifauna included faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), gorgonian coral (Paragorgia arborea), stalked sponges (Stylocordyla borealis), mud-covered sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), encrusting sponges (including Hymedesmia paupertas and Aplysilla sulfurea), glass sponges (Hexactinellida), erect sponges (including Geodia sp., Polymastia sp., Axinellidae, Phakelia sp. and Mycale lingua), sea pens (Kophobelemnon stelliferum and Virgularia sp.), tube worms (Serpulidae), anemones (Actiniaria, including

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Bolocera tuediae), sea cucumbers (Parastichopus tremulus), cushion star (Valvatida), feather star (Crinoidea), sea urchin (Echinoidea), squat lobster (Munida sp.), shrimp (Caridea) and Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus).

Fish recorded in the survey area included saithe (Pollachius virens), haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmakii), ling (Molva molva), greater forkbeard (Phycis blennoides), torsk (Brosme brosme), four spot megrim (Lepidorhombus boscii) and rabbitfish (Chimaera monstrosa).

Potentially Sensitive Habitats or Species The density of soft-bottom sponges ranged from ‘no sponges/single specimen’ to ‘scattered’ (1 % to 5 % cover). Hard-bottom sponges were observed across the survey area predominantly as either ‘no sponges/single specimens’ or ‘scattered’ (1 % to 5 % cover). To represent the OSPAR habitat ‘Deep-sea sponge aggregations’ soft-bottom sponges must be classified as ‘high’ (> 10 %) density. No areas of soft-bottom sponges were recorded as ‘high’ (> 10 % cover) within the survey area and therefore the sponge communities recorded across the Alve NE survey area do not constitute the OSPAR (2010a) listed habitat ‘Deep-sea sponge aggregations’.

The gorgonian coral Paragorgia arborea was the only cold-water coral species observed across the survey area and was categorised as either a ‘single specimen’ or ‘poor’ (< 5 coral colonies per 25 m2). No areas were classified as ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ across the Alve NE survey area.

Sea pens and the burrows of burrowing megafauna were observed throughout the survey area. Areas were recorded as predominately ‘absent’ or ‘poor’ (< 5 sea pens per 25m2) on all transects.. The highest density occurred along a short section (17 m) of transect TR11 where sea pens were recorded as ‘fair’ (5 to 10 sea pens per 25 m2).

The gorgonian coral Paragoriga arborea is currently listed as ‘Near threatened’ on the Norwegian Red List. Within the family Sebastidae (redfish) there are three possible species occurring in Norwegian waters and Sebastes norvegicus is listed as ‘Endangered’. The rest of the taxa recorded in the Alve NE survey area were assessed as ‘Least concern’ or ‘not evaluated’.

No other sensitive habitats or species were identified from either the geophysical or photographic data.

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DOCUMENT ARRANGEMENT

Volume 1 Field Operations Report Volume 2 Geophysical Interpretation Report Volume 3 Environmental Habitat Report (this volume)

CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 Background 1 1.2 Scope of Work 1 1.2.1 Environmental Survey 1 1.3 Environmental Legislation 1 1.4 Potentially Sensitive Habitats and Species 3 1.4.1 Cold-water Corals 4 1.4.2 Coral Gardens 4 1.4.3 Deep-sea Sponges 5 1.4.4 Sea Pens and Burrowing Megafauna 5 1.4.5 Coordinate Reference System 6

2. SURVEY STRATEGY 7 2.1 Habitat Assessment 7

3. METHODS 10 3.1 Survey Methods 10 3.2 Interpretation Methods 10 3.2.1 Seabed Habitats/Biotopes Classification 10 3.2.2 Sensitive Habitats and Species 11

4. RESULTS 14 4.1 Field Operations 14 4.2 Bathymetry and Seabed Features 15 4.3 Seabed Habitats and Fauna 17 4.3.1 Deep-sea mixed substrata (A6.2) 17 4.3.2 Deep-sea mud (A6.5) 18 4.4 Potential Sensitive Habitats And Species 21 4.4.1 Hard-Bottom Coral Gardens 21 4.4.2 Deep-Sea Sponge Aggregations 23

CONCLUSIONS 32

5. REFERENCES 32

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APPENDICES

A. GUIDELINES ON USE OF REPORT

B. LOGS B.1 SURVEY LOG B.2 VIDEO AND PHOTOGRAPHIC LOG

C. SEABED PHOTOGRAPHS

TABLES IN THE MAIN TEXT

Table 1.1: Proposed Well Locations, Alve NE 1 Table 1.2: Relevant Regulations 3 Table 1.3: Potential Sensitive Species/Habitats, Alve NE 3 Table 1.4: Project Geodetic Parameters 6 Table 2.1: Proposed Environmental Survey Camera Transects, Alve NE 7 Table 3.1: Sediment Particle Size and Classification Terms 10 Table 3.2: EUNIS (2012) Biotope Classification Hierarchy Example 11 Table 3.3: Sponge Density Classifications Derived from DNV (2019) Assessment Criteria 11 Table 3.4: Sea Pen Classifications Derived from DNV (2019) Assessment Criteria 13 Table 3.5: Det Norske Veritas Coral Garden Assessment Criteria (2019) 13 Table 4.1: Completed Environmental Survey Camera Transects, Alve NE 14 Table 4.2: Habitat Classifications, Alve NE 17 Table 4.3: Summary of soft-bottom sponge cover classification, Alve NE 23 Table 4.4: Summary of hard-bottom sponge cover classification, Alve NE 26 Table 4.5: Summary of sea pen cover classification, Alve NE 29 Table 4.6: Norwegian Red List Species within Alve NE 31

FIGURES IN THE MAIN TEXT

Figure 2.1: Side scan sonar data with proposed environmental camera transects, Alve NE 9 Figure 3.1: Example photographs illustrating sponge cover classifications 12 Figure 4.1: Bathymetry data with completed environmental transects, Alve NE 16 Figure 4.2: Example seabed photographs of ‘Deep-sea mixed substrata’ (A6.2), Alve NE 19 Figure 4.3: Example seabed photographs of ‘Deep-sea mud’ (A6.5), Alve NE 20 Figure 4.4: Summary of Hard-bottom Coral Garden Condition and Location in Relation to the Alve NE PWL 21 Figure 4.5: Spatial distribution of Paragorgia arborea across the Alve NE survey area 22 Figure 4.6: Soft-bottom sponge densities observed across the Alve NE survey area 25 Figure 4.7: Hard-bottom sponge densities observed across the Alve NE survey area 27 Figure 4.8: Sea pen densities observed across the Alve NE survey area 30

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ABBREVIATIONS

AWL Alternative well location CBD Convention on Biological Diversity CITES Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora CM Central meridian DNV Det Norske Veritas EBS Environmental Baseline Survey ED50 European Datum 1950 EOL End of line EUNIS European Nature Information System HD High definition LED Light emitting diode MSL Mean sea level MV Motor vessel NCS Norwegian continental shelf OSPAR The Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment of the North-East Atlantic PWL Proposed well location ROV Remotely operated vehicle SOL Start of line SSS Side scan sonar TR Transect UTC Coordinated Universal Time UTM Universal Transverse Mercator WGS84 World Geodetic System 1984

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background On the instruction of AkerBP ASA, Fugro performed an environmental site survey at the Alve NE survey area, in Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) Blocks 6607/12 and 6608/10 located in the Norwegian Sea. The survey was conducted onboard the MV Fugro Meridian during the survey period 27 September to 6 October 2019.

Table 1.1 defines the surface coordinates of the Alve NE proposed well locations.

Table 1.1: Proposed Well Locations, Alve NE Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Easting Northing Location Latitude Longitude [m] [m] Alve NE proposed well 454 055.0 7 327 272.0 66° 03′ 39.765″ N 007° 59′ 07.031″ W location Alve NE alternative well 453810.0 7 326 981.5 66° 03′ 30.255″ N 007° 58′ 47.975″ W location

Appendix A outlines the guidelines for use of this report.

1.2 Scope of Work

1.2.1 Environmental Survey The objective of the environmental survey was to acquire sufficient data to describe the sensitive habitats and species that may occur at the proposed well location, alternative well location (AWL), and nearby potential areas of interest identified from the geophysical survey data.

The survey included one bow-tie transect formation (comprising three transects) that was pre-selected to investigate the PWL and another bow-tie formation for the AWL. Side scan sonar (SSS) and bathymetric data were also reviewed by the onboard environmental scientist to establish suitable additional transects for remotely operated vehicle (ROV) investigation. Emphasis was placed on locating and mapping the presence of cold-water corals, sponges and other vulnerable species and habitats on the seabed around the proposed well locations. If any such habitats were discovered, a sensitive habitat assessment was to be carried out according to Norwegian guidelines and standards.

If soft-bottom sponges were observed in ‘common’ or ‘high’ densities (> 5 % cover) during the PWL transect investigation, then an intense grid survey (21 additional transects) was to be instigated to be compliant with Norwegian guidelines and standards.

1.3 Environmental Legislation Petroleum activities on the NCS are subject to acts, regulations and management plans with detailed environmental requirements. The Nature Diversity Act, which came into force on 1 July 2009 (Backer, 2009), is a milestone in Norwegian environmental legislation and regulates the management of species and habitat protection. The Nature Diversity Act replaces the 1970 Nature Conservation Act and is based on the 1992 Biodiversity Convention and serves as the legal basis for national

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implementation of other international instruments (e.g. the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), the World Heritage Convention and the Ramsar and Berne Conventions).

The national red list is a list of species and habitats which are threatened with extinction, are considered critically endangered, or are naturally rare. The red list is a prerequisite for a knowledge-based management of biodiversity and is one of the criteria used for the selection of species for protection.

The Norwegian government also participates in several initiatives to preserve particularly important habitats and species. Under the Oslo and Paris (OSPAR) Convention, Norway has an international responsibility to safeguard a representative selection of fjord and coastal areas of types that are not found anywhere else in the world, as well as habitats and species listed as threatened or declining by OSPAR within Regions I and II. Norway also ratified the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in 1993 and is participating in the CBDs ‘Aichi-target’ of at least 10 % of biologically important coastal and marine areas to be conserved by the year 2020.

The specific requirements pertaining to environmental monitoring are presented in Chapters X and XI of the Activities Regulations (Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA), 2019a). These requirements deal with the cooperation on and planning of environmental monitoring and baseline surveys, and surveys of benthic habitats and the water column. These chapters are complemented by Section 48 of the Framework Regulations, which requires the operator to monitor and record sufficient data from the external environment to ensure that all pollution generated is detected, mapped and assessed. In 2010, the detailed requirements for environmental monitoring were removed from the Activities Regulations and set out in the dedicated ‘Guidelines for environmental monitoring of the petroleum activities on the Norwegian continental shelf’, which has recently been updated (NEA, 2015). In 2019, Det Norske Veritas (DNV) issued a handbook to supplement these guidelines by providing information on key species and habitats, such as corals and sponges, and methods for assessing the habitats, impact assessment, mitigation and documentation/monitoring of effects of drilling, anchoring and pipeline construction (DNV, 2019).

In addition, the industry has useful guidelines and best-practice documents which have been developed to aid in a coherent industry practice with regards to environmental monitoring on the NCS. Several of these have been initiated by the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association. Table 1.2 presents the relevant legislations and documents.

Section 3.2.2 details how these requirements and guidelines have been incorporated into the habitat assessment.

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Table 1.2: Relevant Regulations Acts The Nature Diversity Act – Act of 19 June 2009 no.100 (Backer, 2009) The Pollution Control Act – Act of 13 March 1981 No.6 (Regjeringen,2003) Regulations The Activities Regulation (Aktivitetsforskriften) (PSA, 2019a) The Management Regulation (Styringsforskriften) (PSA, 2019b) The Framework Regulation (Rammeforskriften) (PSA, 2019c) Pollution Regulation (Forurensningsforskriften) Management Plans Integrated Management of the Marine Environment of the Norwegian Sea (NME, 2009) Integrated Management of the Marine Environment for the North Sea and Skagerrak (NME, 2013) Guidelines Environmental Monitoring of Petroleum Activities on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NEA, 2015) Handbook for Species and Habitats of Environmental Concern. Mapping, Risk Assessment, Mitigation and Monitoring. – In Relation to Oil and Gas Activities (DNV, 2019) Red Lists The 2015 Norwegian Red List for Species (NBIC, 2015) The 2018 Norwegian Red List for Ecosystems and Habitat Types (NBIC, 2018) The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) red list of threatened species (IUCN, 2019) OSPAR List of Threatened and/or Declining Species & Habitats (OSPAR, 2008)

1.4 Potentially Sensitive Habitats and Species Table 1.3 provides a list of sensitive species and habitats that may occur within the current survey area, along with their relevant legislation.

Table 1.3: Potential Sensitive Species/Habitats, Alve NE Species/Habitat Legislation Description Designation/Status Particularly Vulnerable Activities Regulations Coral reefs Environmental Resource Desmophyllum OSPAR; List of Threatened Lophelia pertusa Reefs; Threatened and/or pertusum (formerly and/or Declining Species and Coral Gardens Declining Lophelia pertusa) Habitats Norwegian Red List for Coral reef Vulnerable Ecosystems and Habitats Norwegian Red List for Species Lophelia pertusa Near Threatened OSPAR; List of Threatened Threatened and/or and/or Declining Species and Coral garden Declining Paragorgia arborea Habitats (Coral garden) Norwegian Red List for Coral garden Near Threatened Ecosystems and Habitats Norwegian Red List for Species Paragorgia arborea Near Threatened Norwegian Red List for Species Madrepora oculata Data Deficient Norwegian Red List for Coral reef Vulnerable Ecosystems and Habitats Madrepora oculata Particularly Vulnerable Activities Regulations Coral reefs Environmental Resource OSPAR; List of Threatened Deep-sea sponge Threatened and/or Deep-sea sponges and/or Declining Species and aggregations declining habitat Habitats

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Species/Habitat Legislation Description Designation/Status Sea pen and OSPAR; List of Threatened No designation in Sea pens and burrowing burrowing and/or Declining Species and OSPAR Region I – megafauna communities megafauna Habitats Arctic waters

1.4.1 Cold-water Corals The cold-water coral Desmophyllum pertusum, formerly known as Lophelia pertusa, is known to be relatively abundant in the Norwegian Sea. Desmophyllum pertusum is the most important reef-building coral in the region, and provides valuable habitat for many other species, some of which have also been assigned a conservation status. The extent of D. pertusum reefs vary, with examples off Norway several km long and more than 20 m high (OSPAR, 2009).

Desmophyllum pertusum reefs occur on hard substrata which can be coral rubble from an old colony or glacial deposits; this suggests that D. pertusum reefs could be associated with iceberg ploughmark zones. The biological diversity associated to the reef was estimated to be three times as high as the surrounding soft sediment, suggesting that these cold-water coral reefs may be biodiversity hotspots. Characteristic species associated with the reef include other hard corals, such as Madrepora oculata and Solenosmilia variabilis, the redfish Sebastes viviparous and the squat lobster Munida sarsi (OSPAR, 2009).

Of all Norwegian marine habitat types, coral reefs are considered the most vulnerable. Between 30 % and 50 % of all coral reefs in Norwegian waters have been damaged to some extent, mostly by demersal fishing and this is considered of concern, given the slow growing nature of this cold-water coral species (OSPAR, 2009). Previous studies have determined linear growth rates of between 6 mm and 27 mm per year for D. pertusum (Lartaud et al., 2013) in a depth range of 200 m to 350 m (Roberts et al., 2009).

The cold-water coral D. pertusum is designated a Particularly Vulnerable Environmental Resource under the Activities Regulations, as threatened and/or in decline by the OSPAR Commission and are currently classified as ‘near threatened’ on the Norwegian Red List (OSPAR, 2008; NBIC, 2015; PSA, 2019b).

1.4.2 Coral Gardens Coral gardens comprise aggregations of colonies or individuals of one or more coral species and can occur on a wide range of soft and hard bottom strata. The biological diversity of coral garden communities is typically high and often contains several species of coral belonging to different taxonomic groups (OSPAR, 2010a). When relatively dense colonies are observed over an area greater than 25 m2, the area was considered a ‘coral garden’ under the definition provided by OSPAR (2010a).

Coral gardens are listed as a ‘Particularly Vulnerable Resource’ under the Activities Regulation, are designated as a ‘Threatened and/or Declining Habitat’ by the OSPAR Commission and are currently classified as ‘Near Threatened’ in the Norwegian Red List for Ecosystems and Habitats.

Of importance are coral gardens containing the gorgonian corals Paragorgia arborea and Primnoa resedaeformis. Paragorgia arborea is currently listed as Near Threatened on the Norwegian Red List.

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1.4.3 Deep-sea Sponges Sponges (Porifera) are the most primitive group among multicelled organisms, and form one of the most ancient animal groups on the planet. Sponges are generally classified into four groups; Calcarea (kalksvamper), Hexactinellida (glassvamper), Demospongiae and Homoscleromorpha (horn- og kiselsvamper). More than 90 % of identified sponge species belong to the group Demospongiae (Moen and Svensen, 2014).

There are approximately 300 species of sponge in Norwegian waters, but there are reasonable grounds to believe that many species have yet to be registered and scientifically described. The knowledge base for half of the species is regarded as inadequate, and their vulnerability has not been assessed by the Norwegian biodiversity information centre. A total of 28 sponge species are on the Norwegian Red List, based on the criteria ‘data deficient’, and one fresh water species is classified as ‘near threatened’ (Oug and Rapp, 2015). United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) states that deepwater sponge grounds meet the criteria of being vulnerable, based on the fact that they are limited to discrete areas, they support high biodiversity of other species, they are fragile and unlikely to recover from perturbations, and some are slow-growing, long-lived and form structural complex habitats (UNEP, 2010).

The habitat ‘Deep-sea sponge aggregations’ is designated threatened and/or declining by OSPAR, (OSPAR, 2010b). The OSPAR Recommendation 2010/10 defines this habitat as “aggregations of deep-sea sponges extending over at least 25 m², that are principally composed of sponges from two classes: Hexactinellida and Demospongiae” (OSPAR, 2010b). However, the OSPAR background document for deep-sea sponge aggregations and the OSPAR description of habitats document does not include area coverage in their definition of the habitat, but rather states that “sponges in the class Hexactinellida have been reported at densities of 4 to 5 per m², whilst ‘massive’ growth forms of sponges from the class Demospongiae have been reported at densities of 0.5 to 1 per m²” (OSPAR, 2010b).

The Norwegian guideline for quantification of sponge communities regards densities of 0.5 to 1 per m² of sponges in the class Demospongiae to fall under the OSPAR habitat ‘Deep-sea sponge aggregations’. The guideline further suggests that 0.5 to 1 sponge per m² is equal to approximately 10 % coverage of sponge (depending on the sizes of sponges) and thus that 10 % coverage of Demospongiae can be expected to qualify as the threatened OSPAR habitat ‘Deep-sea sponge aggregations’ (DNV, 2019).

1.4.4 Sea Pens and Burrowing Megafauna The habitat ‘Sea pen and burrowing megafauna communities’ is included on the OSPAR list (OSPAR, 2010c). This habitat typically consists of plains of muddy sand/sandy mud at water depths between 300 m to 330 m, which are bioturbated by burrowing megafauna with burrows and mounds typically forming a prominent feature of the sediment surface, with conspicuous populations of sea pens.

On the Norwegian continental shelf this biotope is typically inhabited by the sea pens Funiculina quadrangularis, Virgularia mirabilis, Kophobelemnon stelliferum and Pennatula phosphorea. The Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus), squat lobster (Munida sarsi) and the sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus) are also common (Mareano, 2014).

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The Norwegian Guideline M408 on environmental monitoring of petroleum activities recommends that important gatherings of sea pens are mapped, as well as the spatial distribution of the sea pen, Umbellula sp. (NEA, 2015). Neither the NEA (2015) guidelines nor the DNV (2019) handbook explicitly consider the assessment of burrowing megafauna.

1.4.5 Coordinate Reference System All coordinates detailed in this report are referenced to European Datum 1950 (ED50) Universal Transverse Mercator Projection (UTM) Zone 32 Central Meridian 9° East (CM 9° E). Table 1.4 provides the detailed geodetic and projection parameters.

Table 1.4: Project Geodetic Parameters Global Positioning System Geodetic Parameters * Datum: World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS84) Spheroid: World Geodetic System 1984 Semi major axis: a = 6 378 137.000 m Reciprocal flattening: 1/f = 298.257 223 563 Local Geodetic Datum Parameters Datum: European Datum 1950 (ED50) North of 62°N Spheroid: International 1924 Semi major axis: a = 6 378 388.000 m Reciprocal flattening: 1/f = 297.000 000 000 Datum Transformation Parameters from WGS84 to ED50 † (EPSG code 1612)(North of 62) Shift dX: +116.641 m Rotation rX: +0.893 sec Scale Factor: +3.520 ppm Shift dY: +56.931 m Rotation rY: +0.921 sec Shift dZ: +110.559 m Rotation rZ: -0.917 sec Project Projection Parameters Grid Projection: Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM), Northern Hemisphere UTM Zone: 32 N Central Meridian: 9° 00′ 00″ East Latitude of Origin: 00° 00′ 00″ North False Easting: 500 000 m False Northing: 0 m Scale factor on Central Meridian: 0.9996 Units: metre Notes: * = Fugro Starfix navigation software always uses WGS84 geodetic parameters as a primary datum for any geodetic calculations. † = This is the right-hand coordinate frame rotation used by the Fugro Starfix navigation software

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2. SURVEY STRATEGY

2.1 Habitat Assessment The environmental survey comprised two ‘bow-tie’ formations; one centred on the PWL and one centred on the AWL. The bow-tie formation comprised two 200 m transects and one 140 m transect.

A total of 11 additional transects were also selected following the review of the geophysical data to investigate areas of potential cold-water corals, sponges and other vulnerable species and habitats on the seabed around the proposed well locations.

If soft-bottom sponges were observed in ‘common’ or ‘high’ densities (> 5 % cover) during the PWL transect investigation, then an intense grid survey (21 additional transects) was to be instigated to be compliant with Norwegian guidelines and standards.

Table 2.1 provide the coordinates, data to be acquired and rationale for each location.

Table 2.1: Proposed Environmental Survey Camera Transects, Alve NE Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Easting Northing Data Transects Rationale [m] [m] Acquisition SOL 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 Bow-tie transect through PWL as Video and TR01 EOL 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 defined in scope of work stills SOL 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 Bow-tie transect through PWL as Video and TR02 EOL 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 defined in scope of work stills SOL 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 Bow-tie transect through PWL as Video and TR03 EOL 454 055.0 7 327 172.0 defined in scope of work stills SOL 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 Bow-tie transect through AWL as Video and TR04 EOL 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 defined in scope of work stills SOL 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 Bow-tie transect through AWL as Video and TR05 EOL 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 defined in scope of work stills SOL 453 810.6 7 326 881.5 Bow-tie transect through AWL as Video and TR06 EOL 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 defined in scope of work stills SOL 453 848.5 7 327 190.9 Depression with hard contact within Video and TR07 EOL 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 the 500 m buffer zone of the PWL stills SOL 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 V-shaped transect over a plough Video and TR08 mark with area of mottled reflectivity EOL 454 055.4 7 326 970.1 stills and shadows within the 500 m zone SOL 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 Zigzag transect over an area of hard Video and TR09 contacts, shadows and mottled EOL 454 448.0 7 327 148.9 stills reflectivity in the 500 m zone SOL 453 885.6 7 328 281.6 Zigzag transect over geo identified Video and TR10 EOL 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 suspected coral area stills SOL 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 To investigate hard contact and Video and TR11 mottled reflectivity in the 500 m EOL 453 870.4 7 326 625.3 stills buffer for the AWL SOL 454 736.0 7 324 660.8 To investigate coral signature to the Video and TR12 EOL 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 south of the survey area stills SOL 454 837.4 7 324 669.2 To investigate coral signature to the Video and TR13 EOL 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 south of the survey area stills

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Easting Northing Data Transects Rationale [m] [m] Acquisition SOL 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 To investigate mottled reflectivity Video and TR14 and a plough mark in the south-west EOL 452 624.4 7 325 901.6 stills of the survey area SOL 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 To investigate mottled reflectivity and shadow patch in the deepest Video and TR15 EOL 457 024.2 7 328 501.8 part of the survey area in the north- stills east SOL 453 962.2 7 327 550.6 To investigate a mottled area on a Video and TR16 plough mark in the 500 m buffer of EOL 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 stills the PWL SOL 453 896.6 7 329 744.2 To investigate a mottled area on a Video and TR17 scar in the shallower part of the EOL 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 stills survey area to the north-west Notes: SOL = Start of line EOL = End of line PWL = Proposed well location AWL = Alternative well location

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Figure 2.1: Side scan sonar data with proposed environmental camera transects, Alve NE

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3. METHODS

3.1 Survey Methods Seabed imagery was acquired using a Seaeye Tiger ROV with one high resolution Subsea 1-Cam Alpha+ video camera (also used for acquisition of still images), one standard definition camera (with overlay), and two light emitting diode lights. One camera had green lasers spaced 6.5 cm apart and the other camera had red lasers spaced 6.0 cm apart.

3.2 Interpretation Methods

3.2.1 Seabed Habitats/Biotopes Classification To assess the habitats that were present within the survey area, detailed analysis of video and still photographic data was undertaken. Video photography data were reviewed in conjunction with the still photographs, noting the locations of any observed changes in sediment type and/or associated faunal community.

Taxa were recorded to the lowest possible taxonomic level. It should be noted that many species cannot be identified from video footage alone and, as such, higher taxonomic levels were used.

Seabed sediments descriptions are based on the Folk classification (Long, 2006). Further descriptive terms have also been used to better describe the observations where necessary, for example terms such as ‘shell fragments’. In addition, to describe the gravel component, cobbles and boulders were defined using the Wentworth classification (Wentworth, 1922). Any anthropogenic features evident were also recorded. Table 3.1 presents a summary of the sediment particle sizes and corresponding classifications.

Table 3.1: Sediment Particle Size and Classification Terms Corresponding Folk Class Used Particle Size Wentworth (1922) Classification in Long (2006) Classification > 256 mm Boulder NA > 64 to 256 mm Cobble > 2 to 64 mm Gravel Gravel/pebble > 62.5 µm to 2 mm Sand Sand > 4 to 62.5 µm Silt Mud > 1 to 4 µm Clay

Habitats within the survey area have been classified in accordance with the European Nature Information Service (EUNIS) habitat classification. Table 3.2 summarizes the EUNIS hierarchy, with an example of the coding system EUNIS (2012). The EUNIS classification system is designed to incorporate small-scale temporal variations (e.g. seasonal) into the biotope/habitat categories. However, biological communities and marine environments can be highly dynamic and temporally variable, therefore the biotopes and habitats identified by the current assessment are representative of the survey area at the time of sampling only.

EUNIS classifications were coded for each habitat type observed from video footage. Although, theoretically, a biotope can be assigned to any sized area of seabed, for the purposes of this assessment the commonly accepted minimum habitat size of 25 m2 (Connor et al., 2004) was adopted.

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Table 3.2: EUNIS (2012) Biotope Classification Hierarchy Example Level Example Classification Name Example Classification Code 1. Environment Marine habitats A 2. Broad habitat types Sublittoral sediments A5 3. Main habitats Sublittoral sand A5.2 4. Biotope complexes Circalittoral muddy sand A5.26 5 & 6. Biotopes and Amphiura brachiata with Astropecten irregularis A5.262 sub-biotopes and other echinoderms in circalittoral muddy sand

It should be noted that the EUNIS classification system is not specific to Norwegian conditions. The identified species within the survey area may therefore be different from example species listed for specific biotopes in the EUNIS system.

3.2.2 Sensitive Habitats and Species Sensitive habitats and species of potential relevance to the survey area have been outlined in Section 1.4. The following methods for assessment were utilised.

3.2.2.1 Deep-sea Sponge Aggregations If encountered, sponge aggregations were assessed following the criteria outlined by the Norwegian Environmental Agency (NEA) guidelines (NEA, 2015) and DNV handbook (DNV, 2019). The method derived from the assessment criteria described by DNV (2019) and NEA (2015) aims to define the percentage cover of sponges on the seabed. These are then classified according to four categories; single individual or rare (< 1 % cover), scattered (1 % to 5 % cover), common (5 % to 10 % cover) and high (> 10 % cover). Soft-bottom sponges and hard-bottom sponges are considered separately in the assessment. Table 3.3 presents further details of the categories.

Table 3.3: Sponge Density Classifications Derived from DNV (2019) Assessment Criteria Sponge Habitat Percentage Cover Description Category*

Single individual or Single individual sponge or a very low density of < 1 % rare individuals

Density of individual sponges is still very low Scattered > 1 – 5 % with only a few individuals being seen on seabed footage Higher densities of sponges with a high number of individuals being recorded from the Common > 5 – 10 % photographic data. Often several different species are present

Dense areas of sponges which dominate the High > 10 % habitat

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Sponge Density – Single individual or rare

Sponge Density – Scattered

Sponge Density – Common

Sponge Density – High

Note: The images above are for illustrative purposes only and were not acquired during the current survey

Figure 3.1: Example photographs illustrating sponge cover classifications

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3.2.2.2 Sea Pens and Burrowing Megafauna Abundance of sea pens was considered when reviewing photographic data. The semi quantitative distribution scale recommended by DNV (2019) was used to estimate the abundance:

Table 3.4: Sea Pen Classifications Derived from DNV (2019) Assessment Criteria Number of Specimens Sea Pen Communities Category [per 25 m2] Poor < 5 Fair 5 – 10 Good 10 –15 Excellent > 15

OSPAR do not specify burrow density criteria for defining the habitat ‘sea pens and burrowing megafauna’. However, the OSPAR definition of habitat is “plains of fine mud, which are heavily bioturbated by burrowing megafauna, burrows and mounds may form a prominent feature of the sediment surface” (OSPAR, 2010c).

3.2.2.3 Coral Gardens The number and location of gorgonian corals was recorded along each camera transect. If colonies were observed over an area greater than 25 m2, the area was considered a ‘coral garden’ under the definition provided by OSPAR (2010a).

Following identification of areas of Coral Garden, the ‘condition’ was assessed according to the guidelines set out by DNV (2019). The categories of ‘single’, ‘scattered’, ‘good’ and ‘excellent’ were then applied depending on the average density of the colonies found in the area. Table 3.5 details the different conditions and densities for coral gardens.

Table 3.5: Det Norske Veritas Coral Garden Assessment Criteria (2019) Coral colonies Condition [per 25 m2] Paragorgia, single on boulder 1 Poor < 5 Fair 5 – 10 Good 10 – 15 Excellent > 15

3.2.2.4 Red Species List The species observed within the Alve NE survey area were compared to the Norwegian Red List (NBIC, 2015) to determine the conservation status of the taxa observed.

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4. RESULTS

4.1 Field Operations Photographic stills and video footage were successfully acquired at the seventeen proposed camera transects, which includes the three bow-tie transects at the PWL, three bow-tie transects at the AWL and eleven additional transects selected from geophysical data interpretation. Following the review of the bow-tie transects an intensive grid survey was not required.

Table 4.1 details the acquired video and photographic data acquired at each transect. Appendix B provides detailed survey logs.

Table 4.1: Completed Environmental Survey Camera Transects, Alve NE Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Easting Northing Depth Length* Video/Stills Transect [m] [m] [m BSL] [m] Acquisition SOL 453 950.6 7 327 273.9 364 18 min 37 sec TR01 202 EOL 454 152.2 7 327 271.0 364 30 stills SOL 454 149.0 7 327 276.6 365 12 min 8 sec TR02 116 EOL 454 066.7 7 327 358.5 364 36 stills SOL 454 057.2 7 327 382.9 366 22 min 38 sec TR03 201 EOL 454 062.2 7 327 181.6 363 24 stills SOL 453 716.6 7 326 980.1 364 18 min 13 sec TR04 188 EOL 453 905.1 7 326 980.8 362 69 stills SOL 453 917.7 7 326 977.4 363 12 min 19 sec TR05 128 EOL 453 826.0 7 327 067.1 363 65 stills SOL 453 807.1 7 327 087.8 363 19 min 44 sec TR06 204 EOL 453 812.5 7 326 883.5 364 38 stills SOL 453 927.9 7 327 162.6 367 8 min 25 sec TR07 92 EOL 453 845.6 7 327 187.4 365 57 stills SOL 454 010.5 7 327 013.5 363 24 min 0 sec TR08 WP 454 108.7 7 327 025.9 363 176 23 stills EOL 454 081.6 7 326 992.8 365 SOL 454 438.4 7 327 192.0 366 6 min 22 sec TR09 101 EOL 454 449.2 7 327 146.6 366 46 stills SOL 453 857.2 7 328 229.1 366 9 min 12 sec TR10 122 EOL 353 882.2 7 328 270.9 366 12 stills SOL 453 728.1 7 326 709.0 365 14 min 59 sec TR11 166 EOL 453 869.8 7 326 621.9 364 33 stills SOL 454 679.3 7 324 620.4 365 14 min 43 sec TR12 189 EOL 454 740.0 7 324 647.7 365 45 stills SOL 454 846.0 7 324 611.7 368 11 min 56 sec TR13 261 EOL 454 825.8 7 324 656.6 364 26 stills SOL 452 374.6 7 325 918.0 362 21 min 23 sec TR14 248 EOL 452 622.1 7 325 898.8 362 79 stills SOL 457 023.5 7 328 580.2 368 8 min 2 sec TR15 79 EOL 457 028.1 7 328 501.0 369 28 stills SOL 453 939.1 7 327 499.4 364 6 min 52 sec TR16 113 EOL 453 954.0 7 327 549.2 365 26 stills

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Easting Northing Depth Length* Video/Stills Transect [m] [m] [m BSL] [m] Acquisition SOL 453 924.5 7 329 675.5 363 7 min 14 sec TR17 74 EOL 453 897.8 7 329.744.8 358 29 stills Notes: BSL = Below sea level SOL = Start of line EOL = End of line

4.2 Bathymetry and Seabed Features Water depths in the survey area ranged between approximately 355 m Mean Sea Level (MSL) to 380 m MSL. The minimum depth was recorded at the top of the shoulder of an iceberg ploughmark and the maximum depth was recorded at an iceberg ploughmark crossing. The water depth recorded at the PWL was 364 m MSL.

The seabed throughout the survey area was heavily scarred with iceberg ploughmarks, which have widths up to 140 m and depths of up to 15 m.

The majority of the survey area displays medium to low acoustic backscatter on side scan sonar records and are interpreted to comprise extremely low strength clay. Coarse deposits and boulders, as well as possible higher strength clays were expected along the flanks of the ploughmarks.

Two pipelines within the survey area were observed to the south-south-east of the PWL and one cable was been observed to the south-south-east of PWL. One possible dislocated wreck, few debris, boulders, and possible corals have also been observed in survey area.

Figure 4.1 displays the bathymetry data overlain with completed environmental transects.

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Figure 4.1: Bathymetry data with completed environmental transects, Alve NE

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4.3 Seabed Habitats and Fauna The seabed habitats have been classified using the photographic and geophysical data. Habitats were classified to the lowest practicable level in accordance with EUNIS classification.

The video and photography review showed the seabed was dominated by muddy sand/sandy mud with occasional and varying proportions of coarser sediments (pebbles, cobbles and boulders). This corresponded to the level 3 EUNIS habitat ‘Deep-sea mixed substrata’ (A6.2) and the level 3 EUNIS habitat ‘Deep-sea mud’ (A6.5).

Muddy sand sediments can be classed as mud if the mud content is great enough, however boundaries are difficult to establish without particle size data and relying on observational field data alone. The presence of burrows and mounds, and the interpretation of low strength clay from the SSS data indicates the survey area is more likely to be sandy mud rather than muddy sand.

Table 4.2 presents the habitat classification hierarchy for the habitats observed within the survey area.

Table 4.2: Habitat Classifications, Alve NE EUNIS (2012) Habitat Classification Environment Broad Habitat Habitat Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 A6.2 A A6 Deep-sea mixed substrata Marine Deep-sea bed A6.5 Deep-sea mud Notes: EUNIS = European Nature Information System

4.3.1 Deep-sea mixed substrata (A6.2) Found on the seabed beyond the continental shelf break, in water depths generally over 200 m, this level 3 EUNIS classification encompasses deep-sea benthic habitats with substrates predominantly of mixed particle size or gravel (EUNIS 2019a, 2019b).

Patches of pebbles and cobbles were observed on transects TR01, TR03, TR04, TR06 to TR17, patches of more gravelly sediment were observed on transects TR07, TR08 and TR11 and boulders were observed on transects TR01, TR05 to TR14.

Observed fauna associated with this habitat type included faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), sponges (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, Stylocordyla borealis and Axinellidae), encrusting sponges (Porifera), branching sponges (Porifera), bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), mud covered sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), sea pens (Kophobelemnon stelliferum and Virgularia sp.), anemones (Actiniaria, including Bolocera tuediae), sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), cushion star (Valvatida), squat lobster (Munida sp.), shrimp (Caridea) and Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus). Fish species including saithe (Pollachius virens), ling (Molva molva), torsk (Brosme brosme) and Norway pout (Trisopterus esmarkii).

Figure 4.2 presents example seabed photographs of this habitat.

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4.3.2 Deep-sea mud (A6.5) Found on the sea bed beyond the continental shelf break, generally over 200 m, this level 3 EUNIS classification encompasses abyssal benthic habitats with substrates predominantly of yellow or blue- grey mud, relatively consistent, whose population is extremely sparse. (EUNIS 2019a, 2019c).

Sandy mud/muddy sand with burrows was observed on all transects (TR01 to TR17) across the survey area. Observed fauna associated with this habitat type included faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), stalked sponges (Stylocordyla borealis), anemones (Actiniaria including Bolocera tuediae), mud-covered sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), cushion star (Valvatida), sea urchin (Echinoidea), krill (Euphasiacea), shrimp (Caridea) and Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus). Fish species including saithe (Pollachius virens), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmarkii), red fish (Sebastidae), flatfish (Pleuronectiformes), greater forkbeard (Phycis blennoides), rabbitfish (Chimaera monstrosa) and gadoid fish (Gadiformes).

Figure 4.3 presents example seabed photographs of this habitat.

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A B A: Photograph TR11_018 Sandy mud with gravel, pebbles and cobbles

Sponges (Including Mycale lingua, Aplysilla sulfurea) Faunal burrows

B: Photograph TR13_021 Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles Squat lobster (Munida sp.) Faunal burrows

C D C: Photograph TR14_033 Sandy mud with pebbles, cobbles Gorgonian coral (Paragorgia arborea) Sponges (including Mycale lingua, Phakellia sp.) Faunal burrows

D: Photograph TR14_062 Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles Sponges (including Phakellia sp.)

Figure 4.2: Example seabed photographs of ‘Deep-sea mixed substrata’ (A6.2), Alve NE

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A B A: Photograph TR02_03 Burrowed sandy mud Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum)

B: Photograph TR05_012 Burrowed sandy mud Sponges including stalked sponges (Stylocordyla borealis) and mud covered sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae)

C: Photograph TR11_023 Burrowed sandy mud C D Mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae)

D: Photograph TR17_016 Burrowed sandy mud Krill (Euphasiacea)

Figure 4.3: Example seabed photographs of ‘Deep-sea mud’ (A6.5), Alve NE

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4.4 Potential Sensitive Habitats And Species

4.4.1 Hard-Bottom Coral Gardens One hard-bottom coral garden species was recorded in the Alve NE survey area, which was the gorgonian coral Paragorgia arborea. Paragorgia arborea was observed on 11 transects (TR01, TR03, TR08 to TR10 and TR12 to TR17). A total of 18 individual gorgonian corals (P. arborea) were recorded within 500 m of the PWL. These were classified as ‘poor’ (< 5 coral colonies per 25 m2) or ‘single Paragorgia on boulder’

Table 4.3 provides the condition of P. arborea recorded in the survey area. Figure 4.5 presents the location and condition of P. arborea observed within the Alve NE survey area.

Figure 4.4: Summary of Hard-bottom Coral Garden Condition and Location in Relation to the Alve NE PWL Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Overall Coral Easting Northing Transect Coral Area in Relation to the PWL Garden Condition [m]* [m]* TR01 Single Paragorgia 453 955.2 7 327 272.9 100 m west TR03 Single Paragorgia 454 052.4 7 327 211.5 61 m south TR03 Single Paragorgia 454 050.2 7 327 202.5 70 m south TR03 Single Paragorgia 454 064.8 7 327 184.8 88 m south TR08 Poor 454 062.4 7 327 017.0 255 m south TR08 Poor 454 067.4 7 327 016.0 256 m south TR08 Poor 454 068.7 7 327 015.3 257 m south TR08 Single Paragorgia 454 076.6 7 326 993.7 279 m south TR08 Single Paragorgia 454 071.4 7 326 992.3 280 m south TR09 Single Paragorgia 454 447.2 7 327 172.9 404 m east-south-east TR09 Poor 454 449.5 7 327 164.4 409 m east-south-east TR09 Poor 454 450.5 7 327 162.1 411 m east-south-east TR10 Single Paragorgia 453 066.4 7 328 233.7 1379 m north-west TR10 Single Paragorgia 453 880.6 7 328 296.7 1039 m north TR10 Single Paragorgia 453 893.1 7 328 269.2 1010 m north TR10 Single Paragorgia 453 894.8 7 328 267.1 1008 m north TR12 Poor 454 679.0 7 324 622.7 2722 m south-south-east TR12 Poor 454 678.9 7 324 618.3 2726 m south-south-east TR12 Poor 454 741.7 7 324 661.8 2699 m south-south-east TR13 Single Paragorgia 453 955.2 7 324 654.1 2735 m south-south-east TR14 Poor 452 391.4 7 325 906.8 2152 m south-west TR14 Poor 452 396.8 7 325 905.5 2149 m south-west TR14 Poor 452 448.8 7 325 907.1 2108 m south-west TR14 Poor 452 458.9 7 325 907.4 2100 m south-west TR14 Poor 452 463.4 7 325 609.2 2302 m south-west TR14 Poor 452 535.2 7 325 905.5 2044 m south-west TR14 Single Paragorgia 453 955.2 7 325 907.0 2035 m south-west TR15 Poor 457 025.2 7 328 553.6 3235 m east=north-east TR16 Single Paragorgia 453 934.8 7 327 534.2 288 m north-north-west TR16 Single Paragorgia 453 937.6 7 327 535.4 288 m north-north-west TR16 Single Paragorgia 453 951.6 7 327 540.7 288 m north-north-west TR17 Poor 453 903.1 7 329 734.8 2467 m north-north-west Single Paragorgia Poor Fair Good Excellent

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Figure 4.5: Spatial distribution of Paragorgia arborea across the Alve NE survey area

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4.4.2 Deep-sea Sponge Aggregations The observed sponge taxa included stalked sponges (Stylocordyla borealis), mud-covered sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), encrusting sponges (including Hymedesmia paupertas and Aplysilla sulfurea), glass sponges (Hexactinellida) and branching sponges (including Antho dichotoma), and other sponges (including Geodia sp., Polymastia sp., Axinellidae, Phakellia sp. and Mycale lingua). Most sponge observations remain unidentified as identification of many sponges requires microscopic investigation and should not be attempted from image data alone.

4.4.2.1 Soft-bottom sponges Soft-bottom sponges were observed across the survey area predominately as ‘no sponge/single individual sponge’ or ‘rare’ (< 1 % coverage). Areas of ‘scattered’ (1 % to 5 % coverage) were recorded on TR01, TR03 to TR08, TR11, TR14 and TR16. No soft-bottom sponge densities of ‘common’ or ‘high’ were recorded across the survey area.

Table 4.3 provides summary statistics for the proportion of soft-bottom sponge abundance classes recorded in the survey area. Figure 4.5 presents the distribution soft-bottom sponge densities observed across the Alve NE survey area.

Table 4.3: Summary of soft-bottom sponge cover classification, Alve NE No sponge / Rare Scattered Common High Transect single specimen [< 1 % cover] [1 - 5 % cover] [5 – 10 % cover] [> 10 % cover] [< 1 % cover] 37.6 % 60.8 % 1.7 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR01 (81 m) (131 m) (4 m) (0 m) (0 m) 85.4 % 14.6 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR02 (109 m) (19 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 20.1 % 74.1 % 5.8 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR03 (47 m) (174 m) (14 m) (0 m) (0 m) 0.0 % 65.3 % 34.7 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR04 (0 m) (133 m) (71 m) (0 m) (0 m) 0.0 % 95.2 % 4.8 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR05 (0 m) (142 m) (7 m) (0 m) (0 m) 0.0 % 81.4 % 18.6 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR06 (0 m) (167 m) (38 m) (0 m) (0 m) 5.6 % 85.6 % 8.8 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR07 (5 m) (74 m) (8 m) (0 m) (0 m) 4.3 % 61.5 % 34.2 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR08 (8 m) (113 m) (63 m) (0 m) (0 m) 12.2 % 87.8 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR09 (7 m) (47 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 7.4 % 92.6 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR10 (6 m) (74 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 0.0 % 88.8 % 11.2 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR11 (0 m) (150 m) (19 m) (0 m) (0 m) 96.7 % 3.3 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR12 (115 m) (4 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 100 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR13 (58 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 33.5 % 60.0 % 6.5 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR14 (85 m) (152 m) (17 m) (0 m) (0 m) 82.1 % 17.9 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR15 (68 m) (15 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m)

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No sponge / Rare Scattered Common High Transect single specimen [< 1 % cover] [1 - 5 % cover] [5 – 10 % cover] [> 10 % cover] [< 1 % cover] 0.0 % 91.5 % 8.5 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR16 (0 m) (59 m) (5 m) (0 m) (0 m) 6.6 % 93.4 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR17 (18 m) (252 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m)

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Figure 4.6: Soft-bottom sponge densities observed across the Alve NE survey area

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4.4.2.2 Hard-Bottom Sponges Hard-bottom sponges were observed across the survey area as predominately either ‘no sponge/single individual sponge’ or ‘rare’ (< 1 % coverage). or ‘scattered’ (1 % to 5 % coverage). Along sections of five transects (TR03, TR08, TR10, TR12 and TR16) sponges recorded with a density of ‘common’ (5 % to 10 % coverage) were recorded.

No hard-bottom sponge densities of ‘high’ were recorded across the survey area.

Table 4.4 provides summary statistics for the proportion of hard-bottom sponge abundance classes recorded in the survey area. Figure 4.7 presents the distribution hard-bottom sponge densities observed across the Alve NE survey area.

Table 4.4: Summary of hard-bottom sponge cover classification, Alve NE No sponge / Rare Scattered Common High Transect single specimen [< 1 % cover] [1 – 5 % cover] [5 – 10 % cover] [> 10 % cover] [< 1 % cover] 85.0 % 9.6 % 1.9 % 3.5 % 0.0 % TR01 (181 m) (20 m) (4 m) (7 m) (0 m) 100 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR02 (124 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 80.4 % 1.6 % 16.5 % 1.5 % 0.0 % TR03 (172 m) (3 m) (35 m) (3 m) (0 m) 94.1 % 4.6 % 1.3 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR04 (192 m) (9 m) (3 m) (0 m) (0 m) 100 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR05 (148 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 87.9 % 0.0 % 12.1 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR06 (183 m) (0 m) (25 m) (0 m) (0 m) 80.5 % 13.4 % 6.2 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR07 (70 m) (12 m) (5 m) (0 m) (0 m) 61.5 % 1.9 % 27.3 % 9.4 % 0.0 % TR08 (115 m) (4 m) (51 m) (18 m) (0 m) 25.3 % 5.7 % 69.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR09 (16 m) (4 m) (43 m) (0 m) (0 m) 52.4 % 0.0 % 47.1 % 0.5 % 0.0 % TR10 (56 m) (0 m) (50 m) (1 m) (0 m) 86.0 % 2.1 % 11.9 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR11 (146 m) (4 m) (20 m) (0 m) (0 m) 56.4 % 3.3 % 36.9 % 3.3 % 0.0 % TR12 (102 m) (6 m) (67 m) (6 m) (0 m) 75.5 % 0.0 % 24.5 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR13 (54 m) (0 m) (18 m) (0 m) (0 m) 28.2 % 32.5 % 39.3 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR14 (107 m) (123 m) (149 m) (0 m) (0 m) 69.8 % 25.4 % 4.8 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR15 (57 m) (21 m) (4 m) (0 m) (0 m) 50.6 % 15.5 % 32.4 % 1.5 % 0.0 % TR16 (55 m) (17 m) (35 m) (2 m) (0 m) 12.6 % 79.6 % 7.8 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR17 (43 m) (268 m) (26 m) (0 m) (0 m)

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Figure 4.7: Hard-bottom sponge densities observed across the Alve NE survey area

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4.4.3 Sea Pens And Burrowing Megafauna Sea pens recorded in the survey area included, Kophobelemnon stelliferum, Virgularia sp., Funiculina. quadrangularis and Pennatula phosphorea. Areas were recorded as predominately ‘absent’ or ‘poor’ (< 5 sea pens per 25m2) on all transects. Only transect TR11 recorded an area of ‘fair’ density. No sea pen densities of ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ were recorded across the survey area.

The density of sea pens was variable across the survey area. The highest density occurred along a short section (17 m) of transect TR11 where sea pens were recorded as ‘fair’ at 5 to 10 sea pens per 25 m2, according to the categories recommended by DNV (2019; Section 3.2.2.2).

The sandy mud habitat throughout the survey area was bioturbated by burrowing megafauna with burrows and mounds.

Table 4.5 provides summary statistics for the density of sea pens recorded in the survey area. Figure 4.8 presents the distribution of sea pen densities observed across the Alve NE survey area.

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Table 4.5: Summary of sea pen cover classification, Alve NE % of transect Transect Poor Fair Good Excellent Absent [< 5 per 25 m2] [5 - 10 per 25 m2] [10 - 15 per 25 m2] [> 15 per 25 m2] 57.6 % 42.4 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR01 (134 m) (99 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 23.3 % 76.7 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR02 (29 m) (96 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 43.3 % 56.7 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR03 (92 m) (121 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 23.0 % 77.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR04 (50 m) (167 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 43.7 % 56.3 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR05 (67 m) (86 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 57.9 % 42.1 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR06 (151 m) (109 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 89.3 % 10.7 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR07 (77 m) (9 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 72.8 % 27.2 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR08 (121 m) (45 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 94.2 % 5.8 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR09 (58 m) (4 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 75.5 % 24.5 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR10 (69 m) (22 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 49.4 % 42.7 % 7.9 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR11 (104 m) (90 m) (17 m) (0 m) (0 m) 85.8 % 14.2 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR12 (110 m) (18 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 73.7 % 26.3 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR13 (68 m) (24 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 94.1 % 5.9 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR14 (241 m) (15 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 75.4 % 24.6 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR15 (62 m) (20 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 94.0 % 6.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR16 (75 m) (5 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m) 74.1 % 25.9 % 0.0 % 0.0 % 0.0 % TR17 (72 m) (25 m) (0 m) (0 m) (0 m)

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Figure 4.8: Sea pen densities observed across the Alve NE survey area

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4.4.4 Red List Species Norwegian red list species were recorded across all transects with most falling into the category ‘Least Concern’. Paragorgia arborea is listed as ‘Near threatened’ and was observed on transects TR01, TR03, TR08 to TR10, TR12, and TR14 to TR17.

Shrimp were observed across transects TR01 to TR04, TR06 to TR09, TR11 to TR17, although shrimp could not be identified down to species, the species Sclerocrangon ferox is listed as ‘Endangered’ and the species Palaemonetes varians is listed as ‘Near threatened’.

Sebastidae were also observed on transects TR01, TR04, TR06, TR08, TR10, TR12 to TR15 but could not be identified down to species level. The Rose fish Sebastes norvegicus is listed as ‘Endangered’.

Table 4.6 lists the species observed within the survey area that appear on the Norwegian Red List (NBIC, 2015).

Table 4.6: Norwegian Red List Species within Alve NE Norwegian Red List Status Taxon Common Name (NBIC, 2015) Paragorgia arborea Bubblegum coral NT Alcyonium sp. Soft coral LC Stylocordyla borealis Stalked sponge LC Geodia sp. Sponge LC Polymastia sp. Sponge LC Mycale lingua Sponge NE Phakelia sp. Sponge NE Asconema sp. Sponge NE Hymedesmia paupertas Encrusting sponge NE Aplysinia sulfurea Encrusting sponge NE Antho dichotoma Branching sponge NE Kinetoskias sp. Bryozoan NE Kophobelemnon stelliferum Sea pen LC Virgularia sp. Sea pen LC Bolocera tuediae Deeplet sea anemone NE Bonellia viridis Spoon worm NE Parastichopus tremulus Sea cucumber LC Gracilechinus acutus Sea urchin NE Munida sp. Squat lobster LC Nephrops norvegicus Norway lobster LC Sebastidae possible Helicolenus LC Redfish dactylopterus EN - Sebastes norvegicus Pollachius virens Saithe LC Trisopterus esmakii Norway pout LC Lepidorhombus boscii Four spot megrim LC Molva molva Ling LC Melanogrammus aeglefinus Haddock LC Phycis blennoides Greater forkbeard LC Brosme brosme Torsk LC Chimaera monstrosa Rabbit fish LC EN - Endangered NT – Near threatened LC – Least concern NE – Not evaluated

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5. CONCLUSIONS The sediment observed across the survey area was predominately muddy sand/sandy mud with occasional and varying proportions of coarser sediments (pebbles, cobbles and boulders) in water of 355 m to 380 m. This corresponded to the EUNIS level 3 biotope complex ‘A6.5 – Deep-sea mud’. Patches of pebbles, cobbles and boulders corresponded to the EUNIS level 3 biotope complex ‘A6.2 – Deep-sea mixed substrata’. Sponge aggregations on both soft substrata and hard substrata corresponded to the EUNIS level 4 classification ‘A6.62 – Deep-sea sponge aggregations.

The dominant fauna associated with soft sediments included stalked sponges (Stylocordyla borealis), mud-covered sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), tube worms (Serpulidae), spoon worms (Bonellia viridis), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), anemone (Actiniaria including Bolocera tuediae), sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), cushion star (Valvatidae), urchin (Echinoidea), krill (Euphasiacea), shrimp (Caridea) and Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus).

The dominant fauna associated with mixed sediments included sponges (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, Stylocordyla borealis and Axinellidae), encrusting sponges (Porifera), branching sponges (Porifera), mud covered sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), sea pens (Kophobelemnon stelliferum and Virgularia sp.), anemones (Actiniaria, including Bolocera tuediae), sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), cushion star (Valvatida), squat lobster (Munida sp.), shrimp (Caridea) and Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus).

The dominant fauna associated with deep-sea sponge aggregations included bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), tube worms (Serpulidae), anemones (Actiniaria), feather star (Crinoidea), sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), krill (Euphasiacea) and squat lobsters (Munida sp.).

Fish recorded across the survey area included saithe (Pollachius virens), haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmakii), ling (Molva molva), greater forkbeard (Phycis blennoides), torsk (Brosme brosme), four spot megrim (Lepidorhombus boscii) and rabbitfish (Chimaera monstrosa).

The density of soft-bottom sponges ranged from ‘no sponges/single specimen’ to ‘scattered’ (1 % to 5 % cover). Hard-bottom sponges were observed across the survey area predominantly as either ‘no sponges/single specimens’ or ‘scattered’ (1 % to 5 % cover). To represent the OSPAR habitat ‘Deep- sea sponge aggregations’ soft-bottom sponges must be classified as ‘high’ (> 10 %) density. No areas of soft-bottom sponges were recorded as ‘high’ (> 10 % cover) within the survey area and therefore the sponge communities recorded across the Alve NE survey area do not constitute the OSPAR (2010a) listed habitat ‘Deep-sea sponge aggregations’.

The gorgonian coral Paragorgia arborea was the only cold-water coral species observed across the survey area and was categorised as either a ‘single specimen’ or ‘poor’ (< 5 coral colonies per 25 m2). No areas were classified as ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ across the Alve NE survey area.

Sea pens and the burrows of burrowing megafauna were observed throughout the survey area. Areas were recorded as predominately ‘absent’ or ‘poor’ (< 5 sea pens per 25m2) on all transects.. The highest

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density occurred along a short section (17 m) of transect TR11 where sea pens were recorded as ‘fair’ (5 to 10 sea pens per 25 m2).

The gorgonian coral Paragoriga arborea is currently listed as ‘Near threatened’ on the Norwegian Red List. Within the family Sebastidae (redfish) there are three possible species occurring in Norwegian waters and Sebastes norvegicus is listed as ‘Endangered’. The rest of the taxa recorded in the Alve NE survey area were assessed as ‘Least concern’ or ‘not evaluated’.

No other sensitive habitats or species were identified from either the geophysical or photographic data.

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APPENDICES

A. GUIDELINES ON USE OF REPORT

B. LOGS B.1 SURVEY LOG B.2 VIDEO AND PHOTOGRAPHIC LOG

C. SEABED PHOTOGRAPHS

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B. LOGS

B.1 SURVEY LOG Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 05/10/2019 19:50:44 ABP19307_TR01 Video SOL 20 364.6 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 453 950.9 7 327 274.7 4.9 05/10/2019 19:50:58 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_01 21 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 453 953.9 7 327 273.1 1.6 05/10/2019 19:51:35 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_02 22 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 453 960.2 7 327 268.7 6.2 05/10/2019 19:52:51 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_03 23 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 453 971.0 7 327 270.9 16.1 05/10/2019 19:53:02 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_04 24 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 453 972.3 7 327 271.6 17.3 05/10/2019 19:54:05 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_05 25 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 453 978.4 7 327 272.1 23.4 05/10/2019 19:54:11 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_06 26 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 453 978.9 7 327 273.1 23.9 05/10/2019 19:56:02 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_07 27 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 453 998.2 7 327 264.0 43.9 05/10/2019 19:56:18 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_08 28 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 005.1 7 327 263.8 50.7 05/10/2019 19:57:00 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_09 29 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 019.0 7 327 273.0 64.0 05/10/2019 19:57:47 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_10 30 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 030.4 7 327 271.9 75.4 05/10/2019 19:58:00 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_11 31 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 032.9 7 327 269.9 77.9 05/10/2019 19:58:11 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_12 32 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 034.2 7 327 269.3 79.2 05/10/2019 19:58:27 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_13 33 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 036.3 7 327 269.3 81.3 05/10/2019 19:58:53 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_14 34 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 041.5 7 327 271.2 86.5 05/10/2019 19:59:45 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_15 35 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 051.3 7 327 271.0 96.3 05/10/2019 19:59:59 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_16 36 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 053.2 7 327 270.0 98.3 05/10/2019 20:00:54 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_17 37 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 062.1 7 327 269.0 107.1 05/10/2019 20:01:17 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_18 38 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 065.7 7 327 270.2 110.7 05/10/2019 20:02:09 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_19 39 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 072.5 7 327 268.7 117.6 05/10/2019 20:02:19 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_20 40 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 073.4 7 327 268.8 118.5 05/10/2019 20:02:32 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_21 41 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 074.5 7 327 267.6 119.6 05/10/2019 20:02:37 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_22 42 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 075.7 7 327 267.4 120.8 05/10/2019 20:03:00 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_23 43 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 081.2 7 327 266.8 126.3 05/10/2019 20:03:13 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_24 44 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 083.1 7 327 267.2 128.2 05/10/2019 20:03:47 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_25 45 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 090.5 7 327 270.5 135.5 05/10/2019 20:04:02 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_26 46 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 093.4 7 327 269.5 138.4 05/10/2019 20:04:11 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_27 47 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 094.9 7 327 269.0 139.9

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 05/10/2019 20:04:25 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_28 48 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 097.2 7 327 267.1 142.3 05/10/2019 20:04:42 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_29 49 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 101.2 7 327 266.4 146.3 05/10/2019 20:06:01 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_30 50 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 120.5 7 327 269.1 165.6 05/10/2019 20:06:37 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_31 51 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 128.4 7 327 271.5 173.4 05/10/2019 20:07:05 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_32 52 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 135.2 7 327 269.6 180.2 05/10/2019 20:07:30 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_33 53 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 140.6 7 327 270.8 185.7 05/10/2019 20:08:00 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_34 54 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 147.6 7 327 270.0 192.6 05/10/2019 20:08:15 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_35 55 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 151.3 7 327 270.8 196.3 05/10/2019 20:08:58 ABP19307_TR01 Still ABP19307_TR01_36 56 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 158.1 7 327 268.3 203.2 05/10/2019 20:09:00 ABP19307_TR01 Video EOL 57 364.7 453 955.0 7 327 272.0 454 159.0 7 327 268.3 204.0 05/10/2019 20:26:29 ABP19307_TR02 Video SOL 58 365.8 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 134.9 7 327 265.2 21.2 05/10/2019 20:26:43 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_01 59 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 146.5 7 327 279.8 11.5 05/10/2019 20:27:27 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_02 60 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 140.8 7 327 282.4 17.6 05/10/2019 20:28:07 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_03 61 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 136.1 7 327 288.4 25.0 05/10/2019 20:28:21 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_04 62 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 133.6 7 327 290.0 27.9 05/10/2019 20:29:06 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_05 63 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 127.2 7 327 292.3 34.4 05/10/2019 20:29:37 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_06 64 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 127.3 7 327 297.8 37.9 05/10/2019 20:30:00 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_07 65 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 125.2 7 327 300.3 41.1 05/10/2019 20:30:15 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_08 66 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 124.1 7 327 303.2 43.9 05/10/2019 20:30:48 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_09 67 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 121.8 7 327 306.8 48.1 05/10/2019 20:31:33 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_10 68 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 114.2 7 327 310.0 55.7 05/10/2019 20:31:54 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_11 69 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 110.4 7 327 312.7 60.4 05/10/2019 20:32:03 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_12 70 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 109.3 7 327 313.2 61.5 05/10/2019 20:32:19 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_13 71 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 105.0 7 327 313.8 65.1 05/10/2019 20:33:14 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_14 72 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 101.7 7 327 324.9 75.1 05/10/2019 20:33:23 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_15 73 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 101.1 7 327 326.2 76.5 05/10/2019 20:34:06 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_16 74 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 094.6 7 327 333.4 86.1 05/10/2019 20:34:30 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_17 75 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 091.1 7 327 334.7 89.5 05/10/2019 20:35:02 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_18 76 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 086.1 7 327 339.7 96.6 05/10/2019 20:35:34 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_19 77 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 077.5 7 327 384.7 136.8 05/10/2019 20:36:34 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_20 78 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 076.2 7 327 352.1 112.4

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 05/10/2019 20:37:21 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_21 79 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 069.0 7 327 357.4 121.2 05/10/2019 20:37:33 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_22 80 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 068.1 7 327 358.3 122.5 05/10/2019 20:37:44 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_23 81 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 065.8 7 327 359.0 124.6 05/10/2019 20:38:07 ABP19307_TR02 Still ABP19307_TR02_24 82 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 061.3 7 327 361.8 129.9 05/10/2019 20:38:20 ABP19307_TR02 Video EOL 83 363.7 454 155.0 7 327 272.0 454 061.6 7 327 361.4 129.3 05/10/2019 20:56:27 ABP19307_TR03 Video SOL 84 366.4 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 058.1 7 327 381.3 9.8 05/10/2019 20:57:11 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_01 85 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 058.9 7 327 376.6 6.0 05/10/2019 20:57:22 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_02 86 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 060.0 7 327 374.6 5.6 05/10/2019 20:57:55 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_03 87 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 057.7 7 327 371.5 2.8 05/10/2019 20:58:12 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_04 88 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 057.0 7 327 370.5 2.5 05/10/2019 20:58:20 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_05 89 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 056.7 7 327 371.0 2.0 05/10/2019 20:58:24 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_06 90 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 056.3 7 327 371.6 1.4 05/10/2019 20:59:07 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_07 91 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 054.5 7 327 364.7 7.4 05/10/2019 20:59:31 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_08 92 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.6 7 327 360.8 11.3 05/10/2019 21:00:00 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_09 93 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.5 7 327 356.0 16.1 05/10/2019 21:00:05 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_10 94 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 052.7 7 327 356.4 15.8 05/10/2019 21:00:20 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_11 95 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 052.3 7 327 354.1 18.1 05/10/2019 21:01:03 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_12 96 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.3 7 327 346.9 25.2 05/10/2019 21:01:14 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_13 97 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 052.3 7 327 345.3 26.8 05/10/2019 21:01:49 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_14 98 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 054.2 7 327 338.5 33.5 05/10/2019 21:02:12 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_15 99 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.3 7 327 336.5 35.6 05/10/2019 21:02:50 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_16 100 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 056.4 7 327 330.4 41.7 05/10/2019 21:03:11 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_17 101 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 056.8 7 327 327.8 44.2 05/10/2019 21:03:31 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_18 102 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 056.5 7 327 324.3 47.7 05/10/2019 21:03:38 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_19 103 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 056.3 7 327 324.1 47.9 05/10/2019 21:03:38 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_20 No fix 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 056.9 7 327 323.4 48.6 05/10/2019 21:04:09 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_21 104 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.3 7 327 319.6 52.4 05/10/2019 21:04:21 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_22 105 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 054.4 7 327 318.9 53.1 05/10/2019 21:04:52 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_23 106 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.8 7 327 313.3 58.7 05/10/2019 21:05:08 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_24 107 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.5 7 327 310.8 61.2 05/10/2019 21:05:23 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_25 108 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.4 7 327 309.2 62.9

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 05/10/2019 21:05:37 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_26 109 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.6 7 327 306.4 65.6 05/10/2019 21:06:08 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_27 110 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 051.7 7 327 303.3 68.8 05/10/2019 21:06:48 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_28 111 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 051.0 7 327 294.7 77.4 05/10/2019 21:07:35 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_29 112 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.4 7 327 282.2 89.8 05/10/2019 21:08:09 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_30 113 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.0 7 327 275.2 96.8 05/10/2019 21:08:19 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_31 114 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.1 7 327 273.3 98.7 05/10/2019 21:09:02 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_32 115 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 052.8 7 327 265.2 106.8 05/10/2019 21:09:19 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_33 116 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.6 7 327 262.7 109.3 05/10/2019 21:09:27 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_34 117 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.6 7 327 261.6 110.4 05/10/2019 21:09:32 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_35 118 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.6 7 327 260.7 111.3 05/10/2019 21:09:39 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_36 119 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.4 7 327 260.1 111.9 05/10/2019 21:10:13 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_37 121 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.0 7 327 255.2 116.8 05/10/2019 21:10:17 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_38 122 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 054.5 7 327 254.9 117.1 05/10/2019 21:10:28 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_39 123 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 054.9 7 327 252.4 119.6 05/10/2019 21:10:32 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_40 124 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.8 7 327 251.1 120.9 05/10/2019 21:10:40 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_41 125 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 056.6 7 327 250.6 121.4 05/10/2019 21:11:17 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_42 126 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 056.5 7 327 238.8 133.2 05/10/2019 21:11:26 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_43 127 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.4 7 327 237.8 134.2 05/10/2019 21:11:46 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_44 128 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 056.2 7 327 233.1 138.9 05/10/2019 21:11:55 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_45 129 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.4 7 327 231.9 140.1 05/10/2019 21:12:10 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_46 130 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.2 7 327 227.9 144.1 05/10/2019 21:12:30 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_47 131 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.4 7 327 223.4 148.6 05/10/2019 21:12:41 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_48 132 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.4 7 327 221.7 150.3 05/10/2019 21:13:32 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_49 133 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.5 7 327 211.9 160.1 05/10/2019 21:13:44 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_50 134 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.3 7 327 211.0 161.0 05/10/2019 21:13:48 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_51 135 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.8 7 327 209.3 162.7 05/10/2019 21:13:57 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_52 136 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 052.3 7 327 209.9 162.2 05/10/2019 21:14:07 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_53 137 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 052.9 7 327 208.1 163.9 05/10/2019 21:14:29 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_54 139 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 051.8 7 327 206.2 165.8 05/10/2019 21:14:47 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_55 140 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 049.1 7 327 204.1 168.0 05/10/2019 21:15:02 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_56 141 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 048.1 7 327 201.2 171.0

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 05/10/2019 21:15:39 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_57 142 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 054.0 7 327 195.7 176.3 05/10/2019 21:16:02 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_58 143 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.7 7 327 190.2 181.8 05/10/2019 21:16:17 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_59 144 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.4 7 327 188.0 184.0 05/10/2019 21:16:25 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_60 145 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 055.7 7 327 188.0 184.0 05/10/2019 21:16:32 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_61 146 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 056.1 7 327 187.1 184.9 05/10/2019 21:16:38 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_62 147 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 058.0 7 327 187.2 184.8 05/10/2019 21:16:50 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_63 148 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 058.2 7 327 187.1 184.9 05/10/2019 21:17:04 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_64 149 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 061.6 7 327 186.6 185.5 05/10/2019 21:17:22 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_65 150 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 063.3 7 327 185.1 187.1 05/10/2019 21:17:42 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_66 152 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 064.5 7 327 182.8 189.4 05/10/2019 21:17:53 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_67 153 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 062.2 7 327 181.6 190.5 05/10/2019 21:18:07 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_68 154 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 061.3 7 327 179.6 192.5 05/10/2019 21:18:18 ABP19307_TR03 Still ABP19307_TR03_69 156 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 059.7 7 327 179.3 192.7 05/10/2019 21:18:50 ABP19307_TR03 Video EOL 158 363.5 454 055.0 7 327 372.0 454 053.0 7 327 174.0 198.0 05/10/2019 22:25:43 ABP19307_TR04 Video SOL 159 362.4 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 709.5 7 326 987.1 5.7 05/10/2019 22:26:25 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_01 160 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 707.8 7 326 985.2 4.6 05/10/2019 22:26:45 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_02 161 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 710.8 7 326 984.1 2.6 05/10/2019 22:26:55 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_03 162 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 711.7 7 326 982.0 1.3 05/10/2019 22:27:38 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_04 163 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 717.7 7 326 978.0 8.0 05/10/2019 22:28:00 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_05 164 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 721.7 7 326 976.3 12.3 05/10/2019 22:28:09 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_06 165 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 722.7 7 326 975.6 13.5 05/10/2019 22:28:34 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_07 166 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 727.7 7 326 975.0 18.3 05/10/2019 22:28:59 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_08 167 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 730.5 7 326 974.2 21.2 05/10/2019 22:29:13 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_09 168 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 732.5 7 326 974.1 23.1 05/10/2019 22:29:36 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_10 169 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 734.3 7 326 976.7 24.3 05/10/2019 22:30:00 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_11 170 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 737.1 7 326 978.1 26.7 05/10/2019 22:30:13 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_12 171 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 738.2 7 326 977.9 27.8 05/10/2019 22:30:30 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_13 172 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 740.2 7 326 978.3 29.8 05/10/2019 22:30:51 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_14 173 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 744.0 7 326 980.4 33.4 05/10/2019 22:31:00 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_15 174 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 745.2 7 326 980.9 34.6 05/10/2019 22:31:21 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_16 175 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 748.8 7 326 982.4 38.3

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 05/10/2019 22:31:43 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_17 176 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 752.6 7 326 983.5 42.1 05/10/2019 22:32:08 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_18 177 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 756.0 7 326 980.9 45.5 05/10/2019 22:32:28 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_19 178 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 759.4 7 326 981.4 48.8 05/10/2019 22:32:51 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_20 179 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 761.2 7 326 978.2 50.8 05/10/2019 22:33:08 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_21 180 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 762.5 7 326 977.1 52.2 05/10/2019 22:33:31 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_22 181 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 765.2 7 326 975.0 55.0 05/10/2019 22:33:45 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_23 182 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 766.8 7 326 973.1 56.9 05/10/2019 22:33:59 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_24 183 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 768.8 7 326 972.5 59.0 05/10/2019 22:34:16 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_25 184 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 771.7 7 326 971.8 61.9 05/10/2019 22:34:32 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_26 185 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 778.0 7 326 973.5 67.9 05/10/2019 22:34:46 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_27 186 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 779.4 7 326 976.0 69.0 05/10/2019 22:35:10 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_28 187 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 782.4 7 326 978.1 71.9 05/10/2019 22:35:23 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_29 188 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 784.7 7 326 979.0 74.2 05/10/2019 22:35:34 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_30 189 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 787.5 7 326 978.8 77.0 05/10/2019 22:36:01 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_31 190 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 790.4 7 326 979.1 79.9 05/10/2019 22:36:18 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_32 191 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 793.0 7 326 976.7 82.6 05/10/2019 22:36:32 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_33 192 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 794.7 7 326 976.6 84.2 05/10/2019 22:36:44 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_34 193 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 795.0 7 326 973.7 84.8 05/10/2019 22:37:08 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_35 194 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 799.5 7 326 974.4 89.2 05/10/2019 22:37:27 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_36 195 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 804.8 7 326 974.3 94.5 05/10/2019 22:37:46 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_37 196 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 808.2 7 326 974.4 97.9 05/10/2019 22:37:59 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_38 197 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 811.2 7 326 975.4 100.8 05/10/2019 22:38:19 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_39 198 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 815.6 7 326 974.5 105.3 05/10/2019 22:38:32 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_40 199 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 818.3 7 326 975.5 108.0 05/10/2019 22:38:59 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_41 200 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 823.5 7 326 977.2 113.1 05/10/2019 22:39:20 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_42 201 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 827.3 7 326 978.7 116.8 05/10/2019 22:39:48 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_43 202 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 831.3 7 326 978.0 120.8 05/10/2019 22:40:08 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_44 203 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 834.9 7 326 976.8 124.5 05/10/2019 22:40:25 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_45 204 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 838.9 7 326 976.6 128.5 05/10/2019 22:40:51 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_46 205 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 846.4 7 326 977.0 136.0 05/10/2019 22:41:08 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_47 206 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 850.5 7 326 977.3 140.0

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 05/10/2019 22:41:21 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_48 207 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 853.7 7 326 978.0 143.2 05/10/2019 22:41:38 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_49 208 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 858.3 7 326 978.4 147.7 05/10/2019 22:41:53 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_50 209 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 861.5 7 326 979.2 151.0 05/10/2019 22:42:06 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_51 210 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 865.7 7 326 979.0 155.1 05/10/2019 22:42:22 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_52 211 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 870.2 7 326 978.9 159.6 05/10/2019 22:42:39 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_53 212 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 875.7 7 326 979.8 165.2 05/10/2019 22:42:58 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_54 213 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 880.5 7 326 981.3 170.0 05/10/2019 22:43:17 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_55 214 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 885.6 7 326 983.4 175.1 05/10/2019 22:43:27 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_56 215 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 887.7 7 326 983.6 177.2 05/10/2019 22:43:40 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_57 216 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 890.4 7 326 983.0 179.9 05/10/2019 22:43:54 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_58 217 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 893.1 7 326 983.5 182.5 05/10/2019 22:44:08 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_59 218 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 896.8 7 326 984.5 186.2 05/10/2019 22:44:21 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_60 219 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 899.5 7 326 981.9 188.9 05/10/2019 22:44:37 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_61 220 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 903.3 7 326 981.4 192.8 05/10/2019 22:44:42 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_62 221 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 904.4 7 326 980.9 193.9 05/10/2019 22:44:56 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_63 222 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 907.0 7 326 980.2 196.5 05/10/2019 22:45:11 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_64 223 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 908.3 7 326 979.4 197.7 05/10/2019 22:45:25 ABP19307_TR04 Still ABP19307_TR04_65 224 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 908.8 7 326 979.0 198.3 05/10/2019 22:45:25 ABP19307_TR04 Video EOL No fix 362.7 453 710.6 7 326 981.5 453 908.1 7 326 979.8 197.6 05/10/2019 23:07:31 ABP19307_TR05 Video SOL 225 362.4 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 919.4 7 326 979.1 9.2 05/10/2019 23:08:16 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_01 226 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 908.1 7 326 983.9 3.5 05/10/2019 23:08:34 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_02 227 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 905.1 7 326 984.1 6.1 05/10/2019 23:08:56 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_03 228 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 900.9 7 326 986.7 11.0 05/10/2019 23:09:11 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_04 229 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 900.3 7 326 989.7 13.2 05/10/2019 23:09:35 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_05 230 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 897.9 7 326 993.7 17.6 05/10/2019 23:09:51 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_06 231 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 897.3 7 326 996.4 19.9 05/10/2019 23:10:06 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_07 232 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 898.1 7 326 999.1 21.6 05/10/2019 23:10:26 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_08 233 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 897.4 7 327 002.7 24.9 05/10/2019 23:10:41 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_09 234 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 894.6 7 327 006.0 29.3 05/10/2019 23:10:47 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_10 235 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 893.7 7 327 005.8 29.6 05/10/2019 23:11:12 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_11 236 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 890.2 7 327 006.3 32.1

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 05/10/2019 23:11:34 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_12 237 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 883.6 7 327 007.7 37.5 05/10/2019 23:11:54 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_13 238 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 879.6 7 327 011.1 42.8 05/10/2019 23:12:06 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_14 239 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 877.7 7 327 013.1 45.6 05/10/2019 23:12:21 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_15 240 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 875.6 7 327 015.3 48.7 05/10/2019 23:12:44 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_16 241 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 874.5 7 327 021.4 53.8 05/10/2019 23:12:50 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_17 242 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 875.5 7 327 021.8 53.4 05/10/2019 23:13:13 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_18 243 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 870.9 7 327 026.1 59.7 05/10/2019 23:13:34 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_19 244 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 865.8 7 327 028.1 64.7 05/10/2019 23:13:55 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_20 245 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 859.8 7 327 029.0 69.6 05/10/2019 23:14:16 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_21 246 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 855.0 7 327 031.2 74.6 05/10/2019 23:14:34 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_22 247 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 853.7 7 327 033.7 77.2 05/10/2019 23:15:00 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_23 248 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 853.8 7 327 040.5 81.9 05/10/2019 23:15:46 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_24 249 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 845.4 7 327 047.0 92.4 05/10/2019 23:15:58 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_25 250 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 842.0 7 327 047.7 95.3 05/10/2019 23:16:12 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_26 251 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 839.7 7 327 049.0 97.9 05/10/2019 23:16:28 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_27 252 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 837.6 7 327 052.1 101.6 05/10/2019 23:16:41 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_28 253 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 835.4 7 327 053.0 103.7 05/10/2019 23:16:59 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_29 254 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 833.5 7 327 055.4 106.8 05/10/2019 23:17:09 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_30 255 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 833.3 7 327 057.1 108.1 05/10/2019 23:17:29 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_31 256 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 831.2 7 327 060.1 111.7 05/10/2019 23:17:52 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_32 257 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 828.4 7 327 062.8 115.6 05/10/2019 23:18:16 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_33 258 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 825.1 7 327 067.8 121.4 05/10/2019 23:18:33 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_34 259 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 823.1 7 327 069.7 124.2 05/10/2019 23:18:49 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_35 260 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 821.1 7 327 072.7 127.8 05/10/2019 23:19:05 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_36 261 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 818.8 7 327 075.6 131.5 05/10/2019 23:19:16 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_37 262 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 817.0 7 327 078.6 134.8 05/10/2019 23:19:29 ABP19307_TR05 Still ABP19307_TR05_38 263 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 814.3 7 327 081.8 139.0 05/10/2019 23:19:36 ABP19307_TR05 Video EOL 264 363.6 453 910.6 7 326 981.5 453 815.2 7 327 081.6 138.3 05/10/2019 23:34:45 ABP19307_TR06 Video SOL 265 366.8 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 808.4 7 327 086.4 5.3 05/10/2019 23:35:03 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_01 266 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 809.2 7 327 083.8 2.7 05/10/2019 23:35:21 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_02 267 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 809.2 7 327 080.7 1.6

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 05/10/2019 23:35:40 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_03 268 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 808.3 7 327 078.3 3.9 05/10/2019 23:36:02 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_04 269 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 807.3 7 327 075.3 7.0 05/10/2019 23:36:13 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_05 270 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 806.7 7 327 072.8 9.5 05/10/2019 23:36:38 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_06 271 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 807.8 7 327 068.8 12.9 05/10/2019 23:37:04 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_07 272 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 808.3 7 327 064.2 17.4 05/10/2019 23:37:18 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_08 273 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 808.7 7 327 061.8 19.8 05/10/2019 23:37:42 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_09 274 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 809.3 7 327 057.8 23.7 05/10/2019 23:37:57 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_10 275 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 810.5 7 327 055.0 26.5 05/10/2019 23:38:10 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_11 276 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 798.7 7 327 060.9 23.7 05/10/2019 23:38:30 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_12 277 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 811.3 7 327 050.4 31.1 05/10/2019 23:38:56 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_13 278 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 811.5 7 327 047.4 34.1 05/10/2019 23:39:22 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_14 279 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 811.3 7 327 043.6 37.9 05/10/2019 23:39:54 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_15 280 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 811.5 7 327 039.8 41.7 05/10/2019 23:40:13 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_16 281 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 812.4 7 327 037.1 44.4 05/10/2019 23:40:42 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_17 282 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 813.4 7 327 032.9 48.6 05/10/2019 23:41:07 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_18 283 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 813.6 7 327 029.9 51.7 05/10/2019 23:41:20 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_19 284 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 813.6 7 327 027.6 54.0 05/10/2019 23:41:49 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_20 285 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 813.0 7 327 022.6 58.9 05/10/2019 23:42:16 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_21 286 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 811.8 7 327 017.3 64.2 05/10/2019 23:42:28 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_22 287 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 812.5 7 327 014.8 66.7 05/10/2019 23:42:37 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_23 288 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 812.3 7 327 013.9 67.6 05/10/2019 23:43:04 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_24 289 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 810.9 7 327 009.0 72.5 05/10/2019 23:43:22 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_25 290 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 809.6 7 327 006.2 75.3 05/10/2019 23:43:46 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_26 291 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 809.6 7 327 002.0 79.5 05/10/2019 23:44:12 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_27 292 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 809.5 7 326 997.1 84.4 05/10/2019 23:44:33 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_28 293 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 809.5 7 326 993.5 88.0 05/10/2019 23:44:57 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_29 294 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 808.6 7 326 987.7 93.8 05/10/2019 23:45:17 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_30 295 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 809.7 7 326 984.1 97.4 05/10/2019 23:45:47 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_31 296 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 810.7 7 326 978.2 103.3 05/10/2019 23:46:20 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_32 297 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 811.6 7 326 971.5 109.9 05/10/2019 23:46:49 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_33 298 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 809.6 7 326 968.1 113.4

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 05/10/2019 23:47:13 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_34 299 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 808.2 7 326 963.7 117.8 05/10/2019 23:47:17 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_35 300 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 806.7 7 326 963.5 118.1 05/10/2019 23:47:44 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_36 301 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 809.3 7 326 956.2 125.3 05/10/2019 23:48:18 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_37 302 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 810.8 7 326 950.1 131.3 05/10/2019 23:48:38 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_38 303 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 811.3 7 326 943.5 138.0 05/10/2019 23:48:38 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_39 No fix 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 811.2 7 326 944.4 137.1 05/10/2019 23:49:10 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_40 304 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 810.6 7 326 936.7 144.8 05/10/2019 23:49:29 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_41 305 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 812.1 7 326 933.1 148.3 05/10/2019 23:49:58 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_42 306 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 813.3 7 326 926.6 154.9 05/10/2019 23:50:07 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_43 307 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 814.0 7 326 926.7 154.8 05/10/2019 23:50:16 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_44 308 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 812.6 7 326 926.5 155.0 05/10/2019 23:50:28 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_45 309 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 812.2 7 326 923.9 157.6 05/10/2019 23:50:36 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_46 310 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 811.0 7 326 923.1 158.4 05/10/2019 23:50:51 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_47 311 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 813.5 7 326 919.9 161.6 05/10/2019 23:51:22 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_48 312 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 815.6 7 326 914.7 166.9 05/10/2019 23:51:47 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_49 313 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 815.6 7 326 912.6 168.9 05/10/2019 23:52:02 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_50 314 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 818.7 7 326 910.9 170.8 05/10/2019 23:52:13 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_51 315 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 818.0 7 326 910.3 171.4 05/10/2019 23:52:28 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_52 316 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 822.0 7 326 906.7 175.1 05/10/2019 23:52:41 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_53 317 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 822.5 7 326 904.6 177.3 05/10/2019 23:52:59 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_54 318 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 818.1 7 326 900.4 181.2 05/10/2019 23:53:24 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_55 319 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 816.1 7 326 894.3 187.2 05/10/2019 23:53:39 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_56 320 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 815.8 7 326 890.1 191.4 05/10/2019 23:53:51 ABP19307_TR06 Still ABP19307_TR06_57 321 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 813.4 7 326 887.8 193.7 05/10/2019 23:54:02 ABP19307_TR06 Video EOL 322 363.8 453 810.6 7 327 081.5 453 811.9 7 326 884.6 196.8 06/10/2019 04:49:44 ABP19307_TR07 Video SOL 323 366.6 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 927.3 7 327 163.1 9.0 06/10/2019 04:49:54 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_01 324 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 920.8 7 327 166.7 16.3 06/10/2019 04:50:15 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_02 325 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 912.6 7 327 168.2 24.1 06/10/2019 04:50:35 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_03 326 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 910.0 7 327 167.6 26.2 06/10/2019 04:50:56 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_04 327 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 904.9 7 327 168.0 31.1 06/10/2019 04:51:40 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_05 328 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 903.6 7 327 169.5 32.8

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 06/10/2019 04:51:57 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_06 329 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 899.2 7 327 168.6 36.7 06/10/2019 04:52:18 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_07 330 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 899.1 7 327 170.5 37.4 06/10/2019 04:52:35 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_08 331 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 895.4 7 327 170.7 40.9 06/10/2019 04:52:54 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_09 332 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 892.1 7 327 172.0 44.5 06/10/2019 04:53:15 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_10 333 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 888.7 7 327 172.1 47.7 06/10/2019 04:53:37 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_11 334 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 882.7 7 327 172.9 53.7 06/10/2019 04:54:01 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_12 335 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 879.9 7 327 173.0 56.4 06/10/2019 04:54:21 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_13 336 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 879.0 7 327 175.4 58.0 06/10/2019 04:54:44 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_14 337 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 877.3 7 327 177.3 60.2 06/10/2019 04:54:58 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_15 338 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 875.9 7 327 178.5 62.0 06/10/2019 04:55:15 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_16 339 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 872.5 7 327 179.6 65.5 06/10/2019 04:55:35 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_17 340 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 868.6 7 327 182.4 70.1 06/10/2019 04:55:51 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_18 341 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 865.7 7 327 181.4 72.5 06/10/2019 04:56:17 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_19 342 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 861.1 7 327 183.6 77.6 06/10/2019 04:56:44 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_20 343 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 860.4 7 327 187.0 79.4 06/10/2019 04:57:02 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_21 344 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 855.9 7 327 188.4 84.1 06/10/2019 04:57:18 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_22 345 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 853.5 7 327 187.3 86.0 06/10/2019 04:57:40 ABP19307_TR07 Still ABP19307_TR07_23 346 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 847.4 7 327 185.5 91.1 06/10/2019 04:57:55 ABP19307_TR07 Video EOL 347 366.5 453 934.0 7 327 157.1 453 846.9 7 327 187.0 92.1 06/10/2019 05:39:25 ABP19307_TR16 Video SOL 348 366.3 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 939.9 7 327 499.1 6.0 06/10/2019 05:39:48 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_01 349 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 943.9 7 327 501.0 10.4 06/10/2019 05:40:00 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_02 350 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 945.7 7 327 502.8 12.7 06/10/2019 05:40:14 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_03 351 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 950.1 7 327 506.1 18.1 06/10/2019 05:40:21 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_04 352 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 952.7 7 327 506.8 20.8 06/10/2019 05:40:33 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_05 353 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 956.2 7 327 507.7 24.4 06/10/2019 05:40:47 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_06 354 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 961.7 7 327 505.6 28.7 06/10/2019 05:41:02 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_07 355 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 962.4 7 327 508.1 30.2 06/10/2019 05:41:17 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_08 356 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 961.3 7 327 513.6 31.6 06/10/2019 05:41:24 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_09 357 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 960.0 7 327 514.9 31.2 06/10/2019 05:41:35 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_10 358 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 956.5 7 327 518.8 31.0 06/10/2019 05:41:58 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_11 360 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 946.3 7 327 518.2 24.1

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 06/10/2019 05:42:11 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_12 361 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 942.8 7 327 518.3 22.6 06/10/2019 05:42:32 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_13 362 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 938.7 7 327 519.1 22.2 06/10/2019 05:42:54 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_14 363 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 934.8 7 327 522.5 25.2 06/10/2019 05:43:27 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_15 364 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 934.5 7 327 528.0 30.7 06/10/2019 05:43:44 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_16 365 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 932.3 7 327 531.5 34.3 06/10/2019 05:43:57 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_17 366 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 935.6 7 327 533.7 36.5 06/10/2019 05:44:08 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_18 367 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 937.3 7 327 535.3 38.1 06/10/2019 05:44:18 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_19 368 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 939.9 7 327 537.3 40.4 06/10/2019 05:44:34 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_20 369 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 944.7 7 327 539.4 43.4 06/10/2019 05:44:52 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_21 370 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 949.1 7 327 540.3 45.5 06/10/2019 05:44:59 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_22 371 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 951.9 7 327 539.9 46.1 06/10/2019 05:45:05 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_23 372 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 951.1 7 327 540.6 46.5 06/10/2019 05:45:23 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_24 373 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 951.5 7 327 542.0 47.9 06/10/2019 05:45:40 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_25 374 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 953.7 7 327 547.7 54.1 06/10/2019 05:45:49 ABP19307_TR16 Still ABP19307_TR16_26 375 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 957.1 7 327 548.5 56.1 06/10/2019 05:46:00 ABP19307_TR16 Video EOL 377 366.4 453 934.2 7 327 497.3 453 958.5 7 327 552.0 59.8 06/10/2019 06:46:10 ABP19307_TR10 Video SOL 378 366.3 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 859.1 7 328 229.2 2.6 06/10/2019 06:46:18 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_01 379 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 860.8 7 328 229.0 2.4 06/10/2019 06:46:30 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_02 380 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 863.5 7 328 228.8 4.2 06/10/2019 06:46:36 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_03 381 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 865.4 7 328 231.6 7.3 06/10/2019 06:46:51 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_04 382 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 866.4 7 328 233.7 9.5 06/10/2019 06:47:16 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_05 383 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 868.6 7 328 234.0 11.3 06/10/2019 06:47:34 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_06 384 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 873.4 7 328 233.0 14.9 06/10/2019 06:47:49 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_07 385 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 875.4 7 328 234.2 17.2 06/10/2019 06:48:03 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_08 386 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 878.1 7 328 234.0 19.6 06/10/2019 06:48:19 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_09 387 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 880.6 7 328 235.3 22.4 06/10/2019 06:48:33 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_10 388 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 883.4 7 328 237.3 25.8 06/10/2019 06:48:56 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_11 389 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 884.3 7 328 234.0 25.4 06/10/2019 06:49:23 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_12 390 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 880.6 7 328 236.7 23.0 06/10/2019 06:49:31 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_13 391 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 879.6 7 328 238.9 23.1 06/10/2019 06:49:35 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_14 392 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 877.9 7 328 240.3 22.5

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 06/10/2019 06:49:42 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_15 393 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 874.6 7 328 244.7 23.2 06/10/2019 06:50:14 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_16 395 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 866.6 7 328 262.2 36.1 06/10/2019 06:50:21 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_17 396 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 865.0 7 328 265.3 38.8 06/10/2019 06:50:39 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_18 397 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 869.0 7 328 267.0 41.2 06/10/2019 06:50:53 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_19 398 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 871.8 7 328 263.0 38.1 06/10/2019 06:51:05 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_20 399 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 876.8 7 328 262.0 39.1 06/10/2019 06:51:15 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_21 400 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 879.8 7 328 264.0 42.2 06/10/2019 06:51:31 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_22 402 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 881.0 7 328 266.8 45.2 06/10/2019 06:51:39 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_23 403 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 881.4 7 328 268.4 46.8 06/10/2019 06:52:03 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_24 405 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 888.5 7 328 265.5 48.2 06/10/2019 06:52:14 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_25 406 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 889.2 7 328 266.8 49.6 06/10/2019 06:52:28 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_26 407 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 892.0 7 328 269.2 53.2 06/10/2019 06:52:40 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_27 408 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 895.2 7 328 267.0 53.5 06/10/2019 06:53:37 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_28 410 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 896.9 7 328 264.5 52.9 06/10/2019 06:53:46 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_29 411 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 893.4 7 328 267.4 52.6 06/10/2019 06:53:55 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_30 412 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 891.5 7 328 265.4 49.9 06/10/2019 06:54:36 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_31 413 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 882.7 7 328 272.8 51.4 06/10/2019 06:54:43 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_32 414 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 885.6 7 328 276.1 55.6 06/10/2019 06:54:52 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_33 415 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 890.3 7 328 278.9 60.3 06/10/2019 06:54:59 ABP19307_TR10 Still ABP19307_TR10_34 416 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 889.9 7 328 279.6 60.7 06/10/2019 06:55:07 ABP19307_TR10 Video EOL 418 365.4 453 859.9 7 328 226.8 453 889.6 7 328 284.7 65.1 06/10/2019 08:02:48 ABP19307_TR17 Video SOL 419 359.1 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 923.8 7 329 675.9 1.7 06/10/2019 08:02:53 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_01 420 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 923.8 7 329 675.7 1.8 06/10/2019 08:03:07 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_02 421 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 921.6 7 329 678.1 3.8 06/10/2019 08:03:25 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_03 422 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 920.5 7 329 683.7 8.3 06/10/2019 08:03:33 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_04 423 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 921.8 7 329 685.5 9.3 06/10/2019 08:03:57 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_05 424 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 918.6 7 329 689.7 14.4 06/10/2019 08:04:07 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_06 425 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 917.9 7 329 690.0 15.0 06/10/2019 08:04:15 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_07 426 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 916.5 7 329 692.3 17.7 06/10/2019 08:04:52 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_08 427 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 913.9 7 329 691.4 18.4 06/10/2019 08:05:09 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_09 428 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 911.9 7 329 695.1 22.5

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 06/10/2019 08:05:18 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_10 429 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 911.4 7 329 694.9 22.7 06/10/2019 08:05:29 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_11 430 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 911.9 7 329 697.6 24.6 06/10/2019 08:05:41 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_12 431 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 913.3 7 329 699.0 25.1 06/10/2019 08:05:52 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_13 432 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 913.9 7 329 700.4 26.0 06/10/2019 08:06:03 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_14 433 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 913.1 7 329 703.1 28.8 06/10/2019 08:06:13 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_15 434 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 911.0 7 329 705.0 31.4 06/10/2019 08:06:27 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_16 435 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 910.0 7 329 704.1 31.1 06/10/2019 08:06:47 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_17 437 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 907.5 7 329 707.4 35.2 06/10/2019 08:07:01 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_18 438 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 904.1 7 329 710.0 39.3 06/10/2019 08:07:16 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_19 440 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 901.8 7 329 714.5 44.2 06/10/2019 08:07:32 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_20 442 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 901.9 7 329 718.6 47.8 06/10/2019 08:07:44 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_21 444 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 904.2 7 329 722.9 50.5 06/10/2019 08:07:52 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_22 445 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 904.6 7 329 726.2 53.4 06/10/2019 08:08:12 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_23 447 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 903.2 7 329 730.0 57.4 06/10/2019 08:08:21 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_24 448 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 902.8 7 329 730.6 58.2 06/10/2019 08:08:42 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_25 450 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 902.9 7 329 733.7 61.0 06/10/2019 08:08:55 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_26 452 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 903.1 7 329 735.5 62.6 06/10/2019 08:09:19 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_27 455 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 900.5 7 329 739.7 67.5 06/10/2019 08:09:30 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_28 456 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 898.2 7 329 742.2 70.6 06/10/2019 08:09:42 ABP19307_TR17 Still ABP19307_TR17_29 457 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 897.4 7 329 744.8 73.4 06/10/2019 08:09:47 ABP19307_TR17 Video EOL 459 358.7 453 925.1 7 329 676.9 453 898.4 7 329 745.0 73.2 06/10/2019 09:33:27 ABP19307_TR15 Video SOL 460 368.2 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 024.7 7 328 579.1 4.3 06/10/2019 09:33:36 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_01 461 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 025.6 7 328 577.8 3.9 06/10/2019 09:34:05 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_02 462 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 027.6 7 328 574.1 5.5 06/10/2019 09:34:22 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_03 463 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 030.5 7 328 568.5 10.9 06/10/2019 09:34:47 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_04 464 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 028.8 7 328 564.4 12.9 06/10/2019 09:34:59 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_05 465 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 027.9 7 328 561.1 15.5 06/10/2019 09:35:08 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_06 466 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 027.4 7 328 560.2 16.2 06/10/2019 09:35:15 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_07 467 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 027.4 7 328 559.0 17.3 06/10/2019 09:35:22 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_08 468 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 026.2 7 328 557.9 18.1 06/10/2019 09:35:37 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_09 470 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 025.5 7 328 554.2 21.6

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 06/10/2019 09:36:06 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_10 472 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 023.8 7 328 547.8 27.9 06/10/2019 09:36:19 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_11 473 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 024.1 7 328 546.6 29.0 06/10/2019 09:36:35 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_12 474 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 023.7 7 328 543.5 32.2 06/10/2019 09:36:51 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_13 475 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 024.4 7 328 542.1 33.5 06/10/2019 09:37:05 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_14 476 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 025.3 7 328 540.0 35.8 06/10/2019 09:37:26 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_15 477 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 023.1 7 328 536.8 38.8 06/10/2019 09:37:38 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_16 478 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 022.6 7 328 535.7 39.9 06/10/2019 09:37:52 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_17 479 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 021.7 7 328 532.2 43.4 06/10/2019 09:38:08 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_18 480 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 022.9 7 328 530.9 44.6 06/10/2019 09:38:32 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_19 481 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 024.9 7 328 527.8 47.8 06/10/2019 09:38:56 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_20 482 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 027.6 7 328 525.3 50.6 06/10/2019 09:39:12 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_21 483 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 026.9 7 328 522.5 53.3 06/10/2019 09:39:29 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_22 484 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 027.2 7 328 519.6 56.2 06/10/2019 09:39:51 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_23 485 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 026.1 7 328 516.1 59.6 06/10/2019 09:40:12 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_24 486 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 026.2 7 328 514.5 61.3 06/10/2019 09:40:26 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_25 487 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 026.2 7 328 512.1 63.6 06/10/2019 09:40:48 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_26 488 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 027.8 7 328 509.6 66.2 06/10/2019 09:41:01 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_27 489 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 028.0 7 328 505.3 70.5 06/10/2019 09:41:09 ABP19307_TR15 Still ABP19307_TR15_28 490 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 027.6 7 328 503.5 72.3 06/10/2019 09:41:14 ABP19307_TR15 Video EOL 491 369.9 457 022.3 7 328 575.6 457 027.9 7 328 502.1 73.7 06/10/2019 11:55:08 ABP19307_TR09 Video SOL 492 366.1 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 439.6 7 327 190.5 3.1 06/10/2019 11:56:06 ABP19307_TR09 Still ABP19307_TR09_01 493 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 447.2 7 327 172.9 20.2 06/10/2019 11:56:33 ABP19307_TR09 Still ABP19307_TR09_02 494 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 448.9 7 327 183.1 14.2 06/10/2019 11:57:54 ABP19307_TR09 Still ABP19307_TR09_03 495 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 452.4 7 327 177.7 20.2 06/10/2019 11:58:51 ABP19307_TR09 Still ABP19307_TR09_04 496 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 444.3 7 327 168.6 22.9 06/10/2019 11:59:10 ABP19307_TR09 Still ABP19307_TR09_05 497 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 447.1 7 327 165.2 27.0 06/10/2019 11:59:20 ABP19307_TR09 Still ABP19307_TR09_06 498 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 449.6 7 327 164.4 28.9 06/10/2019 12:00:09 ABP19307_TR09 Still ABP19307_TR09_07 499 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 451.3 7 327 153.2 39.7 06/10/2019 12:00:15 ABP19307_TR09 Still ABP19307_TR09_08 500 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 450.9 7 327 151.3 41.3 06/10/2019 12:00:22 ABP19307_TR09 Still ABP19307_TR09_09 501 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 449.9 7 327 149.9 42.4 06/10/2019 12:00:28 ABP19307_TR09 Still ABP19307_TR09_10 502 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 448.5 7 327 149.0 42.8

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 06/10/2019 12:00:39 ABP19307_TR09 Still ABP19307_TR09_11 503 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 448.1 7 327 148.8 42.9 06/10/2019 12:00:55 ABP19307_TR09 Still ABP19307_TR09_12 505 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 449.1 7 327 147.5 44.4 06/10/2019 12:01:12 ABP19307_TR09 Video EOL 506 365.9 454 436.5 7 327 190.1 454 449.4 7 327 146.5 45.5 06/10/2019 13:53:29 ABP19307_TR08 Video SOL 507 363.6 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 010.6 7 327 014.2 2.0 06/10/2019 13:53:42 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_01 No fix 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 014.5 7 327 011.2 3.8 06/10/2019 13:53:49 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_02 No fix 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 016.6 7 327 009.4 6.4 06/10/2019 13:54:00 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_03 No fix 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 018.7 7 327 008.0 8.9 06/10/2019 13:54:30 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_04 508 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 024.5 7 327 008.1 14.2 06/10/2019 13:55:06 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_05 509 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 030.6 7 327 011.7 19.7 06/10/2019 13:55:49 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_06 510 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 036.7 7 327 012.1 25.8 06/10/2019 13:56:01 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_07 511 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 037.2 7 327 013.6 26.3 06/10/2019 13:56:38 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_08 512 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 043.8 7 327 012.5 32.9 06/10/2019 13:57:17 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_09 513 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 050.4 7 327 013.4 39.5 06/10/2019 13:57:22 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_10 514 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 050.6 7 327 013.4 39.8 06/10/2019 13:57:32 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_11 515 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 051.6 7 327 014.2 40.8 06/10/2019 13:57:47 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_12 516 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 053.8 7 327 014.0 43.0 06/10/2019 13:58:10 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_13 517 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 058.5 7 327 014.8 47.7 06/10/2019 13:58:41 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_14 518 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 061.2 7 327 017.8 50.7 06/10/2019 13:58:59 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_15 519 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 063.5 7 327 017.6 52.9 06/10/2019 13:59:10 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_16 520 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 064.6 7 327 017.5 53.9 06/10/2019 13:59:15 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_17 521 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 066.7 7 327 016.1 55.9 06/10/2019 13:59:22 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_18 522 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 065.9 7 327 017.0 55.3 06/10/2019 13:59:30 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_19 523 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 067.6 7 327 015.9 56.8 06/10/2019 14:00:13 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_20 524 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 071.9 7 327 015.7 61.1 06/10/2019 14:01:11 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_21 525 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 076.4 7 327 016.9 65.7 06/10/2019 14:01:17 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_22 526 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 077.3 7 327 016.5 66.5 06/10/2019 14:02:15 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_23 527 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 082.0 7 327 016.2 71.2 06/10/2019 14:02:42 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_24 528 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 085.1 7 327 012.4 74.3 06/10/2019 14:06:41 ABP19307_TR08 Video EOL 529 363.7 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 108.7 7 327 025.9 98.8 06/10/2019 14:08:17 ABP19307_TR08 Video SOL No fix 363.7 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 104.5 7 327 029.2 95.1 06/10/2019 14:09:27 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_25 530 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 102.6 7 327 019.6 92.0

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 06/10/2019 14:09:57 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_26 531 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 103.3 7 327 016.8 92.5 06/10/2019 14:12:40 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_27 532 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 102.5 7 327 005.1 91.8 06/10/2019 14:13:30 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_28 533 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 095.9 7 326 995.3 86.7 06/10/2019 14:13:51 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_29 534 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 093.1 7 326 989.8 85.2 06/10/2019 14:14:04 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_30 535 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 089.2 7 326 989.5 81.6 06/10/2019 14:14:12 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_31 536 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 087.4 7 326 990.0 79.6 06/10/2019 14:14:20 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_32 537 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 084.6 7 326 991.5 76.6 06/10/2019 14:14:30 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_33 538 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 081.6 7 326 992.8 73.3 06/10/2019 14:14:45 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_34 539 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 077.4 7 326 993.9 68.9 06/10/2019 14:15:02 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_35 540 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 073.1 7 326 992.6 65.2 06/10/2019 14:15:10 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_36 541 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 071.5 7 326 992.2 63.8 06/10/2019 14:15:20 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_37 542 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 071.1 7 326 989.7 64.3 06/10/2019 14:15:42 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_38 543 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 071.2 7 326 985.7 65.9 06/10/2019 14:15:51 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_39 544 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 070.9 7 326 984.5 66.1 06/10/2019 14:16:02 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_40 545 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 069.5 7 326 983.8 65.1 06/10/2019 14:16:05 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_41 546 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 069.1 7 326 983.5 64.9 06/10/2019 14:16:30 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_42 547 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 065.4 7 326 977.7 64.5 06/10/2019 14:16:33 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_43 548 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 065.1 7 326 976.5 64.9 06/10/2019 14:16:49 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_44 549 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 063.7 7 326 974.2 65.0 06/10/2019 14:17:21 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_45 550 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 057.7 7 326 971.1 62.3 06/10/2019 14:17:25 ABP19307_TR08 Still ABP19307_TR08_46 551 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 056.4 7 326 971.2 61.3 06/10/2019 14:17:32 ABP19307_TR08 Video EOL 552 365.4 454 010.9 7 327 012.2 454 055.8 7 326 970.5 61.3 06/10/2019 15:07:57 ABP19307_TR11 Video SOL 553 365.9 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 728.4 7 326 709.2 6.5 06/10/2019 15:08:30 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_01 554 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 727.8 7 326 705.0 2.4 06/10/2019 15:08:50 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_02 555 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 730.6 7 326 701.3 2.5 06/10/2019 15:08:58 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_03 556 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 731.4 7 326 699.8 4.1 06/10/2019 15:09:08 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_04 557 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 731.5 7 326 699.2 4.6 06/10/2019 15:09:23 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_05 558 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 732.9 7 326 698.2 6.3 06/10/2019 15:09:56 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_06 559 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 737.4 7 326 693.5 12.8 06/10/2019 15:10:38 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_07 560 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 742.7 7 326 692.2 17.7 06/10/2019 15:11:09 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_08 561 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 746.0 7 326 689.1 22.2

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 06/10/2019 15:12:16 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_09 562 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 747.4 7 326 685.1 25.9 06/10/2019 15:13:59 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_10 No fix 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 771.9 7 326 676.1 50.9 06/10/2019 15:14:05 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_11 563 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 773.3 7 326 674.6 52.9 06/10/2019 15:14:16 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_12 564 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 774.6 7 326 671.7 55.6 06/10/2019 15:14:48 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_13 565 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 783.7 7 326 670.3 64.0 06/10/2019 15:15:45 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_14 566 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 791.9 7 326 662.5 75.1 06/10/2019 15:16:48 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_15 567 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 805.9 7 326 656.1 90.4 06/10/2019 15:16:53 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_16 568 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 807.2 7 326 655.7 91.7 06/10/2019 15:17:19 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_17 569 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 811.8 7 326 652.5 97.3 06/10/2019 15:17:24 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_18 570 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 812.3 7 326 652.0 98.0 06/10/2019 15:17:37 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_19 571 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 812.7 7 326 650.5 99.1 06/10/2019 15:17:56 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_20 572 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 817.5 7 326 648.0 104.5 06/10/2019 15:18:03 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_21 573 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 818.4 7 326 647.3 105.6 06/10/2019 15:18:09 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_22 574 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 819.1 7 326 646.6 106.6 06/10/2019 15:18:21 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_23 575 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 822.4 7 326 647.4 109.0 06/10/2019 15:18:56 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_24 576 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 831.8 7 326 643.6 119.0 06/10/2019 15:19:08 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_25 577 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 834.0 7 326 642.4 121.5 06/10/2019 15:19:20 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_26 578 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 836.5 7 326 641.2 124.3 06/10/2019 15:20:06 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_27 579 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 845.1 7 326 635.7 134.5 06/10/2019 15:20:56 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_28 580 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 855.9 7 326 632.9 145.3 06/10/2019 15:21:12 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_29 581 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 858.5 7 326 630.9 148.6 06/10/2019 15:21:30 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_30 582 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 860.5 7 326 628.3 151.5 06/10/2019 15:21:41 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_31 583 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 862.5 7 326 626.2 154.3 06/10/2019 15:22:13 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_32 584 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 868.6 7 326 622.9 161.2 06/10/2019 15:22:25 ABP19307_TR11 Still ABP19307_TR11_33 585 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 869.6 7 326 621.9 162.6 06/10/2019 15:22:38 ABP19307_TR11 Video EOL 586 364.6 453 728.5 7 326 702.7 453 869.8 7 326 621.9 162.8 06/10/2019 16:28:59 ABP19307_TR14 Video SOL 587 362.8 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 374.5 7 325 918.1 4.6 06/10/2019 16:29:29 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_01 588 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 377.8 7 325 915.7 3.6 06/10/2019 16:29:36 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_02 No fix 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 380.5 7 325 915.9 6.1 06/10/2019 16:29:39 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_03 589 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 380.6 7 325 914.5 5.8 06/10/2019 16:29:47 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_04 590 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 381.4 7 325 916.4 7.1

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 06/10/2019 16:30:06 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_05 592 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 383.0 7 325 915.0 8.2 06/10/2019 16:30:30 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_06 594 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 385.7 7 325 912.7 10.8 06/10/2019 16:30:42 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_07 595 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 387.0 7 325 913.2 12.1 06/10/2019 16:30:50 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_08 596 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 377.6 7 325 950.5 37.1 06/10/2019 16:31:09 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_09 597 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 389.8 7 325 910.0 15.3 06/10/2019 16:31:25 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_10 598 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 389.8 7 325 909.8 15.4 06/10/2019 16:31:31 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_11 599 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 391.0 7 325 907.5 17.2 06/10/2019 16:31:49 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_12 600 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 394.4 7 325 905.9 21.0 06/10/2019 16:32:04 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_13 602 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 395.9 7 325 905.7 22.4 06/10/2019 16:32:45 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_14 No fix 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 401.6 7 325 905.9 27.7 06/10/2019 16:33:03 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_15 603 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 405.0 7 325 907.3 30.7 06/10/2019 16:33:31 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_16 604 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 409.9 7 325 909.8 35.2 06/10/2019 16:33:55 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_17 No fix 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 414.2 7 325 910.0 39.4 06/10/2019 16:34:06 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_18 605 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 415.8 7 325 909.9 41.1 06/10/2019 16:34:12 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_19 606 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 417.6 7 325 909.3 42.9 06/10/2019 16:34:22 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_20 607 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 419.2 7 325 908.7 44.6 06/10/2019 16:34:37 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_21 608 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 421.3 7 325 909.2 46.6 06/10/2019 16:35:06 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_22 No fix 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 424.9 7 325 907.9 50.3 06/10/2019 16:35:15 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_23 609 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 426.0 7 325 908.3 51.4 06/10/2019 16:35:22 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_24 610 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 427.1 7 325 907.3 52.6 06/10/2019 16:35:36 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_25 611 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 430.0 7 325 906.5 55.6 06/10/2019 16:35:48 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_26 613 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 431.9 7 325 906.7 57.4 06/10/2019 16:36:00 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_27 614 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 434.2 7 325 908.2 59.6 06/10/2019 16:36:09 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_28 615 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 435.4 7 325 909.3 60.7 06/10/2019 16:36:27 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_29 617 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 438.5 7 325 909.4 63.8 06/10/2019 16:36:47 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_30 619 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 441.4 7 325 909.9 66.6 06/10/2019 16:37:08 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_31 621 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 444.9 7 325 908.3 70.2 06/10/2019 16:37:20 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_32 622 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 446.6 7 325 908.3 71.9 06/10/2019 16:37:28 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_33 623 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 447.6 7 325 908.0 72.9 06/10/2019 16:37:48 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_34 624 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 450.3 7 325 908.6 75.6 06/10/2019 16:37:54 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_35 625 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 451.7 7 325 907.6 77.1

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 06/10/2019 16:38:09 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_36 626 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 455.1 7 325 908.4 80.4 06/10/2019 16:38:19 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_37 627 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 457.0 7 325 907.3 82.3 06/10/2019 16:38:37 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_38 628 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 459.5 7 325 908.4 84.8 06/10/2019 16:39:00 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_39 629 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 462.5 7 325 905.7 88.0 06/10/2019 16:39:06 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_40 630 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 464.2 7 325 906.0 89.6 06/10/2019 16:39:27 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_41 No fix 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 468.2 7 325 905.8 93.6 06/10/2019 16:39:42 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_42 No fix 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 473.7 7 325 903.5 99.3 06/10/2019 16:39:55 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_43 631 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 478.3 7 325 905.3 103.7 06/10/2019 16:40:13 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_44 No fix 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 482.8 7 325 907.1 108.1 06/10/2019 16:40:24 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_45 632 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 486.4 7 325 906.0 111.8 06/10/2019 16:40:51 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_46 634 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 494.1 7 325 904.9 119.5 06/10/2019 16:41:06 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_47 No fix 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 498.6 7 325 902.6 124.2 06/10/2019 16:41:22 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_48 635 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 503.4 7 325 902.3 129.0 06/10/2019 16:41:36 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_49 636 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 508.1 7 325 904.2 133.5 06/10/2019 16:42:11 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_50 637 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 515.8 7 325 901.6 141.4 06/10/2019 16:42:21 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_51 638 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 518.6 7 325 900.9 144.3 06/10/2019 16:42:39 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_52 639 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 523.8 7 325 903.2 149.2 06/10/2019 16:42:47 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_53 No fix 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 525.5 7 325 905.6 150.9 06/10/2019 16:42:47 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_54 640 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 525.5 7 325 905.6 150.9 06/10/2019 16:43:13 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_55 641 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 531.5 7 325 907.1 156.8 06/10/2019 16:43:26 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_56 642 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 535.2 7 325 905.5 160.5 06/10/2019 16:43:32 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_57 643 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 536.0 7 325 905.9 161.3 06/10/2019 16:43:59 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_58 No fix 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 540.0 7 325 907.5 165.2 06/10/2019 16:44:02 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_59 No fix 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 540.7 7 325 906.8 166.0 06/10/2019 16:44:17 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_60 644 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 542.9 7 325 906.8 168.2 06/10/2019 16:44:30 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_61 645 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 545.0 7 325 907.1 170.2 06/10/2019 16:44:38 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_62 646 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 546.3 7 325 906.5 171.6 06/10/2019 16:44:48 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_63 647 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 548.1 7 325 906.1 173.4 06/10/2019 16:44:57 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_64 648 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 550.0 7 325 906.5 175.3 06/10/2019 16:45:09 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_65 649 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 552.8 7 325 905.5 178.1 06/10/2019 16:46:06 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_66 650 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 562.7 7 325 903.0 188.1

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 06/10/2019 16:46:12 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_67 651 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 564.3 7 325 902.8 189.7 06/10/2019 16:46:31 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_68 652 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 567.6 7 325 900.9 193.1 06/10/2019 16:46:51 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_69 653 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 571.7 7 325 899.6 197.4 06/10/2019 16:47:24 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_70 654 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 579.9 7 325 899.6 205.5 06/10/2019 16:47:52 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_71 655 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 587.5 7 325 898.2 213.1 06/10/2019 16:48:15 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_72 656 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 594.8 7 325 898.2 220.5 06/10/2019 16:48:29 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_73 657 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 599.9 7 325 899.1 225.5 06/10/2019 16:48:35 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_74 658 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 601.2 7 325 898.3 226.8 06/10/2019 16:49:06 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_75 659 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 610.1 7 325 898.9 235.7 06/10/2019 16:49:14 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_76 660 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 612.4 7 325 899.4 238.0 06/10/2019 16:49:24 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_77 661 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 614.9 7 325 900.0 240.4 06/10/2019 16:49:35 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_78 662 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 616.7 7 325 899.9 242.2 06/10/2019 16:49:43 ABP19307_TR14 Still ABP19307_TR14_79 663 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 618.6 7 325 899.8 244.1 06/10/2019 16:50:08 ABP19307_TR14 Video EOL 664 365.5 452 374.9 7 325 913.5 452 622.5 7 325 898.5 248.1 06/10/2019 16:01:19 ABP19307_TR12 Video SOL No fix 365.3 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 679.3 7 324 620.5 3.9 06/10/2019 18:01:29 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_01 665 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 678.1 7 324 620.4 4.5 06/10/2019 18:02:25 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_02 668 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 679.1 7 324 619.2 3.0 06/10/2019 18:02:37 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_03 669 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 679.9 7 324 615.8 1.5 06/10/2019 18:03:00 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_04 670 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 680.8 7 324 610.8 6.1 06/10/2019 18:03:12 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_05 671 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 683.1 7 324 608.3 8.9 06/10/2019 18:03:32 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_06 672 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 690.6 7 324 606.6 14.1 06/10/2019 18:03:43 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_07 673 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 693.5 7 324 607.3 15.8 06/10/2019 18:03:59 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_08 674 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 697.4 7 324 607.1 19.1 06/10/2019 18:04:20 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_09 675 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 701.1 7 324 605.3 23.2 06/10/2019 18:04:27 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_10 676 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 701.7 7 324 604.7 24.1 06/10/2019 18:04:34 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_11 677 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 702.2 7 324 603.1 25.3 06/10/2019 18:04:39 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_12 678 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 702.5 7 324 603.3 25.4 06/10/2019 18:05:01 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_13 680 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 701.3 7 324 599.7 26.7 06/10/2019 18:05:12 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_14 681 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 701.9 7 324 599.9 26.9 06/10/2019 18:05:21 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_15 682 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 703.9 7 324 598.8 29.2 06/10/2019 18:05:37 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_16 684 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 706.3 7 324 597.8 31.7

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 06/10/2019 18:06:15 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_17 686 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 710.0 7 324 601.0 33.1 06/10/2019 18:06:32 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_18 687 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 712.9 7 324 601.4 35.5 06/10/2019 18:07:05 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_19 688 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 716.8 7 324 597.7 40.6 06/10/2019 18:07:19 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_20 689 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 718.8 7 324 600.5 41.2 06/10/2019 18:07:51 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_21 690 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 720.5 7 324 607.4 40.6 06/10/2019 18:08:13 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_22 691 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 720.5 7 324 613.6 39.6 06/10/2019 18:09:44 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_23 693 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 711.0 7 324 639.3 37.4 06/10/2019 18:10:44 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_24 694 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 718.2 7 324 633.0 40.5 06/10/2019 18:11:19 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_25 695 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 725.1 7 324 625.1 44.9 06/10/2019 18:11:31 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_26 696 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 726.2 7 324 622.0 45.5 06/10/2019 18:11:38 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_27 697 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 727.5 7 324 620.7 46.7 06/10/2019 18:11:49 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_28 698 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 730.6 7 324 619.7 49.6 06/10/2019 18:11:56 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_29 699 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 733.7 7 324 618.4 52.7 06/10/2019 18:12:20 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_30 700 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 741.0 7 324 616.8 60.0 06/10/2019 18:12:41 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_31 701 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 744.9 7 324 613.9 63.9 06/10/2019 18:13:07 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_32 702 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 747.1 7 324 617.3 66.1 06/10/2019 18:13:21 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_33 703 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 746.7 7 324 621.9 65.9 06/10/2019 18:13:26 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_34 704 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 747.1 7 324 623.1 66.4 06/10/2019 18:13:37 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_35 705 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 747.3 7 324 626.3 66.9 06/10/2019 18:13:42 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_36 706 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 747.5 7 324 628.0 67.5 06/10/2019 18:14:13 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_37 707 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 744.3 7 324 637.3 66.5 06/10/2019 18:14:56 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_38 708 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 738.9 7 324 651.0 67.2 06/10/2019 18:15:00 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_39 709 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 739.3 7 324 652.3 68.2 06/10/2019 18:15:07 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_40 710 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 740.5 7 324 654.7 70.5 06/10/2019 18:15:13 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_41 711 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 739.5 7 324 656.1 70.4 06/10/2019 18:15:20 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_42 712 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 740.2 7 324 658.0 72.0 06/10/2019 18:15:34 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_43 713 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 742.4 7 324 661.6 75.9 06/10/2019 18:15:37 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_44 714 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 741.9 7 324 662.1 75.8 06/10/2019 18:15:52 ABP19307_TR12 Still ABP19307_TR12_45 715 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 739.5 7 324 663.0 74.4 06/10/2019 18:15:55 ABP19307_TR12 Video EOL 716 365.5 454 681.0 7 324 616.9 454 739.1 7 324 662.8 74.0 06/10/2019 18:41:31 ABP19307_TR13 Video SOL 717 368.3 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 842.9 7 324 609.8 7.3

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Water Proposed Location Actual Location Time Fix Offset Date Transect Type Still No. Depth [UTC] No. Easting Northing Easting Northing [m] [m BSL] [m] [m] [m] [m] 06/10/2019 18:41:40 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_01 718 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 840.5 7 324 607.9 10.2 06/10/2019 18:41:59 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_02 719 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 836.8 7 324 608.6 13.4 06/10/2019 18:42:21 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_03 720 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 830.7 7 324 614.9 19.2 06/10/2019 18:44:00 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_04 721 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 836.6 7 324 622.3 16.5 06/10/2019 18:44:14 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_05 722 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 842.1 7 324 621.5 12.0 06/10/2019 18:44:53 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_06 723 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 855.3 7 324 625.8 14.7 06/10/2019 18:45:17 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_07 724 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 855.6 7 324 635.6 24.1 06/10/2019 18:45:54 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_08 725 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 845.7 7 324 635.6 23.8 06/10/2019 18:46:28 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_09 726 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 823.5 7 324 639.4 37.8 06/10/2019 18:46:33 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_10 727 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 821.6 7 324 640.7 40.0 06/10/2019 18:47:23 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_11 728 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 830.9 7 324 640.8 34.2 06/10/2019 18:47:43 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_12 729 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 840.2 7 324 639.5 28.9 06/10/2019 18:48:30 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_13 730 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 858.3 7 324 642.7 31.6 06/10/2019 18:48:33 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_14 731 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 858.5 7 324 643.5 32.4 06/10/2019 18:48:46 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_15 732 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 861.2 7 324 644.7 34.4 06/10/2019 18:48:58 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_16 733 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 861.3 7 324 648.7 38.3 06/10/2019 18:49:02 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_17 734 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 862.2 7 324 649.4 39.2 06/10/2019 18:49:36 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_18 735 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 848.4 7 324 654.1 41.9 06/10/2019 18:49:54 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_19 736 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 842.1 7 324 652.0 40.5 06/10/2019 18:50:35 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_20 No fix 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 826.1 7 324 654.1 48.1 06/10/2019 18:51:13 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_21 No fix 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 808.1 7 324 658.5 62.2 06/10/2019 18:51:38 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_22 No fix 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 805.3 7 324 660.4 65.5 06/10/2019 18:51:53 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_23 No fix 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 811.5 7 324 662.6 63.2 06/10/2019 18:52:14 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_24 No fix 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 822.8 7 324 659.0 54.0 06/10/2019 18:52:40 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_25 No fix 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 835.4 7 324 662.9 52.6 06/10/2019 18:52:59 ABP19307_TR13 Still ABP19307_TR13_26 No fix 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 842.0 7 324 667.7 56.0 06/10/2019 18:53:07 ABP19307_TR13 Video EOL 737 368.2 454 849.7 7 324 612.2 454 841.0 7 324 668.2 56.7

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B.2 VIDEO AND PHOTOGRAPHIC LOG Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] Bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), possible soft coral (Alcyonacea), sponges Muddy SOL 19:50:31 453 950.3 7 327 273.7 (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, Stylocordyla borealis, Geodia sp., Axinellidae sand/Sandy mud 18 1-2 including Phakelia sp.) encrusting sponges (Porifera), mud covered sponges (possible with pebbles and Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae) squat lobster (Munida sp.), faunal turf EOL 19:52:21 453 968.0 7 327 271.0 cobbles (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks and burrows. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), anemone (Actiniaria, including deeplet sea Muddy anemone Bolocera tuediae), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum, Virgularia sp., SOL 19:52:21 453 968.0 7 327 271.0 sand/Sandy mud possible Pennatula phosphorea), sponges (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, with occasional 61 3-9 Stylocordyla borealis and Axinellidae), mud covered sponges (possible cobbles and one Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae) squat lobster (Munida sp.), shrimp boulder. Fishing EOL 19:57:44 454 029.5 7 327 271.9 (Caridea), cushon star (?Ceramaster granularis), fish (Pisces), faunal turf net. (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks and burrows. Fishing net. Sponges (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, Stylocordyla borealis, Geodia sp., Muddy SOL 19:57:44 454 029.5 7 327 271.9 Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), encrusting sponges (Porifera, including sand/Sandy mud 14 10-14 Hymedesmia paupertas and Aplysinia sulfurea), branching sponge (Porifera), squat with pebbles and lobster (Munida sp.), fish (Sebastidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks 05/10/2019 TR01 EOL 19:59:08 454 043.9 7 327 272.2 cobbles and burrows. Sandy Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), SOL 19:59:08 454 043.9 7 327 272.2 mud/Muddy sand sponges (Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered sponges (possible 29 15-18 with burrows and Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), krill (Euphasiacea), cushon star EOL 20:02:05 454 072.5 7 327 269.2 mounds (?Ceramaster granularis), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks and burrows. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), deeplet sea anemone (Bolocera tuediae), sea SOL 20:02:05 454 072.5 7 327 269.2 pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum and Pennatulacea), sponges (Porifera, including Muddy Mycale lingua, Stylocordyla borealis, Polymastia sp. and Axinellidae), encrusting sand/Sandy mud 9 15-19 sponges (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas), mud covered sponges (possible with pebbles and Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching sponge (Porifera), squat EOL 20:03:03 454 081.1 7 327 266.9 cobbles lobster (Munida sp.), tube worms (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks and burrows.

Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), SOL 20:03:03 454 081.1 7 327 266.9 Sandy 78 20-36 sponges (Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered sponges (possible mud/Muddy sand Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), starfish (Asteroidea, including cushon EOL 20:09:06 454 159.4 7 327 268.0

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] with burrows and star ?Ceramaster granularis), gadoid fish (Gadiformes), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). mounds Faunal tracks and burrows. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), SOL 20:26:20 454 149.4 7 327 276.1 Sandy sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis), cushion star (Valvatidae, mud/Muddy sand 05/10/2019 TR02 124 24 including ?Ceramaster granularis), shrimp (Caridea), Norway lobster (Nephrops with burrows and EOL 20:38:26 454 059.6 7 327 361.7 norvegicus), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), tube worm (Serpulidae), flatfish mounds (Pleuronectiformes), saithe (Pollachiuns virens). Faual tracks and burrows. Sandy Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), sponges (Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered SOL 20:56:17 454 057.2 7 327 382.9 mud/Muddy sand sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), krill (Euphasiacea), 5 1-2 with burrows and saithe (Pollachius virens), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks, casts and EOL 20:56:58 454 059.5 7 327 377.9 mounds burrows. Sponges (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, Stylocordyla borealis, ?Polymastia sp., SOL 20:56:58 454 059.5 7 327 377.9 Muddy Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.,), mud covered sponges (possible sand/Sandy mud Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching and encrusting sponges 9 3-6 with pebbles and (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas), squat lobster (Munida sp.), krill EOL 20:58:27 454 055.3 7 327 369.7 cobbles (Euphasiacea), saithe (Pollachius virens), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks, casts and burrows. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), anemone (Actiniaria, including deeplet sea anemone Bolocera tuediae), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), sponges (Porifera, SOL 20:58:27 454 055.3 7 327 369.7 Sandy including possible Mycale lingua, Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered sponges 05/10/2019 TR03 mud/Muddy sand 107 7-32 (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), krill (Euphasiacea), starfish with burrows and (Asteroidea), cushion star (Valvatidae, ?Ceramaster granularis), tube worms mounds EOL 21:09:18 454 053.4 7 327 263.0 (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), gadoid fish (Gadiiformes), flatfish (Pleuronectiformes), saithe (Pollachius virens). Faunal tracks, casts and burrows. Sponges (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, Stylocordyla borealis, ?Polymastia sp., SOL 21:09:18 454 053.4 7 327 263.0 Muddy Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.,), mud covered sponges (possible sand/Sandy mud Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching and encrusting sponges 12 33-41 with pebbles and (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas), squat lobster (Munida sp.), shrimp EOL 21:10:38 454 056.5 7 327 251.1 cobbles (Caridea), tube worms (Serpulidae), saithe (Pollachius virens), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks, casts and burrows. SOL 21:10:38 454 056.5 7 327 251.1 Sea cucumber (possible Mesothuria intestinalis), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), Sandy 27 42-45 sponges (Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered sponges (possible EOL 21:12:29 454 055.0 7 327 223.6 mud/Muddy sand Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), cushion star (Valvatidae ?Ceramaster

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] with burrows and granularis), saithe (Pollachius virens), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks, mounds casts and burrows. Anemone (Actiniaria, including deeplet sea anemone Bolocera tuediae), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum and possible Pennatulacea), bubblegum coral (Paragorgia SOL 21:12:29 454 055.0 7 327 223.6 arborea), sponges (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, Stylocordyla Muddy borealis, ?Asconema sp., Geodia sp., Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.,), mud covered sand/Sandy mud 24 46-56 sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching sponges with pebbles and (Porifera, including Antho dychotoma), encrusting sponges (Porifera, including cobbles EOL 21:15:11 454 049.4 7 327 200.1 Hymedesmia paupertas and Aplysilla sulfurea), squat lobster (Munida sp.), krill (Euphasiacea), shrimp (Caridea), tube worms (Serpulidae), saithe (Pollachius virens), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks, casts and burrows. Sandy Sea pen (Pennatulacea, including Kophobelemnon stelliferum), sponges (Porifera, SOL 21:15:11 454 049.4 7 327 200.1 mud/Muddy sand including Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered sponges (possible 14 57 with burrows and Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), tube worms (Serpulidae), saithe EOL 21:16:16 454 055.9 7 327 187.3 mounds (Pollachius virens), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks, casts and burrows. Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum, bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), soft coral (Alcyonacea, possible ?Alcyonium digitatum), sponges (Porifera, including Mycale SOL 21:16:16 454 055.9 7 327 187.3 Muddy lingua ?Asconema sp., Geodia sp., Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.,), mud covered sand/Sandy mud sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching sponges 14 58-69 with occasional (Porifera, including Antho dychotoma), encrusting sponges (Porifera, including pebbles and Hymedesmia paupertas and Aplysilla sulfurea), hermit crab (Paguroidea), squat lobster EOL 21:18:54 454 053.2 7 327 174.0 cobbles (Munida sp.), krill (Euphasiacea), tube worms (Serpulidae), saithe (Pollachius virens), possible ling (Molva molva), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks, casts and burrows.

Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis and possible Mycale lingua), mud SOL 22:25:34 453 710.8 7 326 987.2 Sandy covered sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), cushion star mud/Muddy sand 75 1-29 (Valvatidae, ?Ceramaster granularis), shrimp (Caridea), tube worms (Serpulidae), 05/10/2019 TR04 with burrows and faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens), fish (Pisces, including mounds EOL 22:35:27 453 785.2 7 326 979.9 Sebastidae and possible Norway pout Trisopterus esmarkii). Faunal tracks and burrows.

SOL 22:35:27 453 785.2 7 326 979.9 13 30-35

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] Muddy Sponge (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, Axinellidae including Phakelia sp., sand/Sandy mud Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered sponges (possible EOL 22:36:55 453 796.3 7 326 973.3 with occasional Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), shrimp (Caridea), tube worms pebbles and (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens). Faunal tracks cobbles and burrows. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), SOL 22:36:55 453 796.3 7 326 973.3 Sandy sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis and possible Asconema sp.), mud mud/Muddy sand covered sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), cushion star 112 36-65 with burrows and (Valvatidae, ?Ceramaster granularis), shrimp (Caridea), faunal turf EOL 22:45:33 453 908.1 7 326 979.8 mounds (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens), fish (Pisces, including Sebastidae). Faunal tracks and burrows. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea urchin (?Echinus esculentus), sea pen 23:07:2 453 (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), cushion star (Valvatidae, ?Ceramaster granularis) SOL 7 326 977.4 Sandy 3 917.7 sponge (Porifera, including Axinellidae, Stylocordyla borealis and possible Mycale mud/Muddy sand 05/10/201 lingua), mud covered sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), TR05 146 38 with burrows and 9 krill (Euphausiacea), Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus), faunal turf mounds. One 23:19:4 453 (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmakii), fish EOL 7 327 082.0 small boulder. 1 815.6 (Pisces, including Gadiiformes and possible Helicolenus dactylopterus), flatfish (Pleuronectiformes). Faunal tracks, casts and burrows. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), cushion star (?Ceramaster granularis), sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla SOL 23:34:26 453 806.3 7 327 088.1 Sandy borealis), mud covered sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), mud/Muddy sand shrimp (Caridea), krill (Euphausiacea), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa, including 161 1-41 with burrows and bryozoan Kinetoskias sp.), flatfish (four-spot megrim Lepidorhombus boscii), saithe mounds. (Pollachius virens), possible haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus), Norway pout EOL 23:50:00 453 813.3 7 326 926.9 (Trisopterus esmarkii), fish (Sebastidae, including possible Helicolenus dactylopterus). 05/10/2019 TR06 Faunal tracks, casts and burrows. Sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis, Mycale lingua, Geodia sp., Muddy SOL 23:50:00 453 813.3 7 326 926.9 Axinellidae including possible Phakelia sp.), mud covered sponges (possible sand/Sandy mud Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching sponge (Porifera), anemone 26 42-53 with occasional (Actiniaria), tube worms (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe pebbles and EOL 23:52:48 453 820.9 7 326 902.0 (Pollachius virens), fish (Sebastidae, including possible Helicolenus dactylopterus). cobbles Faunal tracks, casts and burrows.

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] Sandy Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), anemone (Actiniaria), cushion star SOL 23:52:48 453 820.9 7 326 902.0 mud/Muddy sand (?Ceramaster granularis), sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis), mud 69 54-57 with burrows and covered sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), faunal turf EOL 23:54:08 453 812.5 7 326 833.8 mounds. One (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens), ling (Molva molva). Faunal tracks, casts small boulder. and burrows. Sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis, Polymastia sp.), mud covered Sandy SOL 04:49:46 453 927.9 7 327 162.6 sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), krill (Euphausiacea), mud/Muddy sand 32 1-7 faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens), possible haddock with burrows and (Melanogrammus aeglefinus), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmarkii). Faunal tracks and EOL 04:52:54 453 897.0 7 327 171.2 mounds. burrows. Sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis, Mycale lingua, Polymastia sp., SOL 04:52:54 453 897.0 7 327 171.2 Burrowed gravelly Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), mud covered sponges (possible muddy Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), encrusting sponge (Porifera, including 06/10/2019 TR07 15 8-11 sand/sandy mud Hymedesmia paupertas), squat lobster (Munida sp.), shrimp (Caridea), krill EOL 04:54:06 453 882.5 7 327 173.5 with pebbles (Euphausiacea), tube worm (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmarkii). Faunal tracks and burrows. Sandy Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), SOL 04:54:06 453 882.5 7 327 173.5 mud/Muddy sand sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered sponges (possible 39 12-23 with burrows and Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), krill (Euphausiacea), faunal turf mounds and one EOL 04:58:08 453 846.2 7 327 189.1 (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmarkii). Faunal tracks and burrows. small boulder. Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), anemone (Actiniaria), sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis, Mycale lingua, possible Geodia sp. possible Polymastia SOL 13:53:12 454 010.5 7 327 013.5 Burrowed gravelly sp., Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), encrusting sponge (Porifera), mud covered muddy 23 1-5 sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branchig sponge sand/sandy mud (including Antho dichotoma), krill (Euphausiacea), tube worm (Serpulidae), faunal turf with pebbles EOL 13:55:38 454 033.8 7 327 012.1 (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmarkii), redfish (Sebastidae). Faunal 06/10/2019 TR08 tracks and burrows. Sandy Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), sponge (Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered SOL 13:55:38 454 033.8 7 327 012.1 mud/Muddy sand sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), krill (Euphausiacea), 14 6-8 with burrows and faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmarkii). Faunal tracks and EOL 13:57:02 454 047.6 7 327 014.6 mounds. burrows. SOL 13:57:02 454 047.6 7 327 014.6 25 9-20

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), starfish (Asteroidea), bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), deeplet sea anemone (Bolocera tuediae), sponge (Porifera, Burrowed muddy including Stylocordyla borealis, Mycale lingua and Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), sand/sandy mud encrusting sponge (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas), mud covered sponges with pebbles, EOL 14:00:00 454 072.2 7 327 014.8 (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching sponge (Porifera cobbles and including Antho dichotoma), squat lobster (Munida sp.), shrimp (Caridea), krill occasional (Euphausiacea), tube worm (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), fish boulders (Gadiiformes and Sebastidae), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmarkii). Faunal tracks and burrows. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), SOL 14:00:00 454 072.2 7 327 014.8 Sandy cushion star (?Ceramaster granularis), sponge (Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered mud/Muddy sand sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), Norway lobster 33 21-28 with burrows and (Nephrops norvegicus), shrimp (Caridea), krill (Euphausiacea), faunal turf EOL 14:13:32 454 096.4 7 326 992.7 mounds. (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens), gadoid fish (Gadiiformes), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmarkii). Faunal tracks and burrows. Starfish (Asteroidea), bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), sponge (Porifera, SOL 14:13:32 454 096.4 7 326 992.7 Burrowed gravelly including Stylocordyla borealis, Mycale lingua, Geodia sp., Asconema sp., Axinellidae muddy including Phakelia sp.), encrusting sponge (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas 32 29-42 sand/sandy mud and Aplysilla sulfurea), mud covered sponges (possible with pebbles and Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branchig sponge (including Antho EOL 14:18:19 454 067.2 7 326 980.6 cobbles dichotoma), squat lobster (Munida sp.), tube worm (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens). Faunal tracks and burrows. Sandy Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla SOL 14:18:19 454 067.2 7 326 980.6 mud/Muddy sand borealis and Axinellidae), mud covered sponges (possible 16 43-46 with burrows and Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), Norway EOL 14:17:53 454 055.2 7 326 970.3 mounds. pout (Trisopterus esmarkii). Faunal tracks and burrows. Sandy SOL 11:54:57 454 438.4 7 327 192.0 Sponge (Stylocordyla borealis), starfish (Asteroidea), mud covered sponges (possible mud/Muddy sand 4 Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), shrimp (Caridea), krill (Euphausiacea), with burrows and EOL 11:55:35 454 441.7 7 327 190.3 faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks and burrows. 06/10/2019 TR09 mounds. SOL 11:55:35 454 441.7 7 327 190.3 Burrowed muddy Starfish (Asteroidea), bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), sponge (Porifera, 13 sand/sandy mud including Stylocordyla borealis, Mycale lingua, Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), EOL 11:56:48 454 452.4 7 327 183.6 with pebbles, encrusting sponge (Porifera, including Aplysilla sulfurea), mud covered sponges

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] cobbles and (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching sponge (Porifera), occasional possible Norway lobster (Nephrop norvegicus), squat lobster (Munida sp.), krill boulders (Euphausiacea), tube worm (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens). Faunal tracks and burrows. Sandy Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), mud covered sponges (possible SOL 11:56:48 454 452.4 7 327 183.6 mud/Muddy sand 6 Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), krill (Euphausiacea). Faunal tracks and with burrows and burrows. EOL 11:57:47 454 454.7 7 327 178.3 mounds. Cushion star (?Ceramaster granularis), sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla Burrowed muddy borealis, Mycale lingua, possible Geodia sp., possible Polymastia sp., Axinellidae sand/sandy mud SOL 11:57:47 454 454.7 7 327 178.3 including Phakelia sp.), encrusting sponge (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas with pebbles, 12 and Aplysilla sulfurea), mud covered sponges (possible cobbles and Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching sponge (Porifera), squat occasional lobster (Munida sp.), krill (Euphausiacea), spoon worm (Bonellia viridis), tube worm EOL 11:58:22 454 443.3 7 327 175.1 boulders (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks and burrows. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), Sandy SOL 11:58:22 454 443.3 7 327 175.1 sponge (Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered sponges (possible mud/Muddy sand 7 Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), possible Norway lobster (Nephrof with burrows and norvegicus), shrimp (Caridea), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks and EOL 11:58:51 454 444.3 7 327 168.6 mounds. burrows. Feather star (Crinoidea), starfish (Asteroidea), bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), Burrowed muddy anemone (Actiniaria), sponge (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, possible Geodia sp., sand/sandy mud SOL 11:58:51 454 444.3 7 327 168.6 possible Polymastia sp., Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), encrusting sponge with pebbles, 22 (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas and Aplysilla sulfurea), branching sponge cobbles and (Porifera, including Antho dichotoma), squat lobster (Munida sp.), krill (Euphausiacea), occasional spoon worm (Bonellia viridis), tube worm (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). EOL 12:01:19 454 449.3 7 327 147.0 boulders Faunal tracks and burrows.

SOL 06:46:01 453 857.6 7 328 228.5 Sandy Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), sponge (Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered mud/Muddy sand sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), faunal turf 6 1 06/10/2019 TR10 EOL 06:46:30 453 863.4 7 328 229.4 with burrows and (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmakii). mounds. Faunal tracks and burrows.

SOL 06:46:30 453 863.4 7 328 229.4 14 2-5

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] Burrowed muddy Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), sand/sandy mud anemone (Actiniaria, including Bolocera tuediae and possible Actinostola callosa), EOL 06:48:01 453 877.3 7 328 233.0 with pebbles and sponge (Porifera, including Mycale lingua and Axinellidae), encrusting sponge cobbles and one (Porifera), saithe (Pollachius virens), unidentified fish (Pisces). Faunal tracks and boulder burrows. SOL Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), cushion star (?Ceramaster granularis), sponge 06:48:01 453 877.3 7 328 233.0 Sandy (Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered sponges (possible mud/Muddy sand 5 6-11 Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), krill (Euphausiacea), faunal turf with burrows and EOL 06:49:22 453 880.6 7 328 236.7 (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmakii). mounds. Faunal tracks and burrows.

SOL 06:49:22 453 880.6 7 328 236.7 Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), urchin (Echinoidea), sea pen Burrowed muddy (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), sponge (Porifera, sand/sandy mud including Mycale lingua, Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), encrusting sponge 15 12-17 EOL 06:49:49 453 873.0 7 328 249.6 with pebbles and (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas and possible Aplysilla sulfurea), squat cobbles lobster (Munida sp.), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens). Faunal tracks and burrows. SOL Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), 06:49:49 453 873.0 7 328 249.6 Sandy sponge (Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered sponges (possible mud/Muddy sand 18 19-21 Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe with burrows and EOL 06:51:29 453 879.5 7 328 266.2 (Pollachius virens), unidentified fish (Pisces), redfish (Sebastidae). Faunal tracks and mounds. burrows.

SOL 06:51:29 453 879.5 7 328 266.2 Burrowed muddy Sponge (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), sand/sandy mud encrusting sponge (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas and possible Aplysilla 15 EOL 06:52:56 453 893.4 7 328 261.7 with pebbles and sulfurea), squat lobster (Munida sp.), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius cobbles virens). Faunal tracks and burrows. Sandy SOL 06:52:56 453 893.4 7 328 261.7 22-30 mud/Muddy sand Sponge (Stylocordyla borealis), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius 6 with burrows and virens). Faunal tracks and burrows. EOL 06:53:01 453 897.4 7 328 265.6 mounds.

SOL 06:53:01 453 897.4 7 328 265.6 Burrowed muddy Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), starfish (Asteroidea), bubblegum coral 16 sand/sandy mud (Paragorgia arborea), sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis, Mycale lingua, EOL 06:54:32 453 882.0 7 328 270.6 with occasional Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), encrusting sponge (Porifera, including Hymedesmia

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] pebbles and paupertas, krill (Euphausiacea), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius cobbles virens). Faunal tracks and burrows.

SOL 06:54:32 453 882.0 7 328 270.6 Sandy mud/Muddy sand Sponge (Stylocordyla borealis), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum) faunal turf 16 EOL 06:55:12 453 888.9 7 328 285.0 with burrows and (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens). Faunal tracks and burrows. mounds. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), urchin (Echinoidea, including Gracilechinus acutus), starfish (Asteroidea, including cushion Burrowed muddy star ?Ceramaster granularis), anemone (Actiniaria including deeplet sea anemone SOL 15:07:47 453 728.1 7 326 708.8 sand/sandy mud (Bolocera tuediae), sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis, Mycale lingua, with patches of possible Geodia sp., possible Polymastia sp., Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), gravelly muddy encrusting sponge (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas and Aplysilla sulfurea), 06/10/2019 TR11 166 33 sand/sandy mud mud covered sponges (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branchig with pebbles, sponge (Porifera, including Antho dichotoma), squat lobster (Munida sp.), shrimp cobbles and (Caridea), krill (Euphausiacea), tube worm (Serpulidae), faunal turf EOL 15:22:44 453 869.8 7 326 623.2 occasional small (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens), gadoid fish (Gadiformes), Norway pout boulders. (Trisopterus esmakii), flatfish (Pleuronectiformes), possible ling (Molva molva). Faunal tracks, casts and burrows. Possible human debris (plastic) Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), urchin (Echinoidea), bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis, Mycale lingua, SOL 18:01:19 454 679.3 7 324 620.5 Burrowed muddy Asconema sp., possible Geodia sp., Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), encrusting sand/sandy mud 11 1-5 sponge (Porifera, including Aplysilla sulfurea), branchig sponge (Porifera, including with pebbles and Antho dichotoma), squat lobster (Munida sp.), krill (Euphausiacea), tube worm cobbles EOL 18:03:02 454 680.8 7 324 609.6 (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), unidentified fish (Pisces). Faunal tracks, casts and burrows. 06/10/2019 TR12 Burrowed muddy Possible sea pen (Pennatulacea), sponge (Porifera), mud covered sponges (possible SOL 18:03:02 454 680.8 7 324 609.6 sand/sandy mud Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), squat lobster (Munida sp.), Norway 21 6-10 with occasional lobster (Nephrops norvegicus), shrimp (Caridea), krill (Euphausiacea), tube worm EOL 18:04:25 454 701.4 7 324 603.8 pebbles (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks and burrows. SOL 18:04:25 454 701.4 7 324 603.8 Burrowed muddy Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), urchin sand/sandy mud (Echinoidea), starfish (Asteroidea), anemone (Actiniaria), sponge (Porifera, including 23 11-23 EOL 18:08:27 454 719.8 7 324 617.8 with pebbles, Mycale lingua, Asconema sp., possible Geodia sp., possible Polymastia sp., cobbles and Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), encrusting sponge (Porifera, including Hymedesmia

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] occasional paupertas and Aplysilla sulfurea), branchig sponge (Porifera, including Antho boulders dichotoma), squat lobster (Munida sp.), shrimp (Caridea), krill (Euphausiacea), tube worm (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks, casts and burrows. Deep-sea bedrock SOL 18:08:27 454 719.8 7 324 617.8 Sponge (Porifera, including Mycale lingua and Axinellidae), urchin (Echinoidea, with pipe 9 24-26 including Gracilechinus acutus), krill (Euphasiacea), ?squat lobster (Munida sp.), (454722.10m E, EOL 18:11:23 454 726.6 7 324 624.0 cushion star (?Ceramaster granularis). 7324631.19m N). Burrowed muddy Urchin (Echinoidea), sponge (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, possible Geodia sp., SOL 18:11:23 454 726.6 7 324 624.0 sand/sandy mud Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), encrusting sponge (Porifera, including Aplysilla 11 27-31 with pebbles, sulfurea), branchig sponge (Porifera, including Antho dichotoma), squat lobster EOL 18:12:05 454 735.5 7 324 617.6 cobbles and small (Munida sp.), krill (Euphausiacea), tube worm (Serpulidae), faunal turf boulders (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks and burrows Sandy Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), urchin SOL 18:12:05 454 735.5 7 324 617.6 mud/Muddy sand (Echinoidea), sponge (Stylocordyla borealis), shrimp (Caridea), faunal turf 12 32-34 with burrows and (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), Forkbeard (Phycis blennoides), redfish (Sebastidae). Faunal EOL 18:13:22 454 746.7 7 324 622.6 mounds. tracks and burrows Burrowed muddy sand/sandy mud Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), urchin (Echinoidea), cushion star (?Ceramaster SOL 18:13:22 454 746.7 7 324 622.6 with occasional granularis) sponge (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, possible Geodia sp., possible pebbles and Polymastia sp., Axinellidae), mud covered sponges (possible 14 35-38 cobbles. Human Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branchig sponge (Porifera, including debris (pipe Antho dichotoma), squat lobster (Munida sp.), tube worm (Serpulidae), tube worm EOL 18:14:08 454 744.7 7 324 636.3 454748.03m E, (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks and burrows. 7324628.36m N). Sponge (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, Asconema sp. and Axinellidae), urchin SOL 18:14:08 454 744.7 7 324 636.3 Deep-sea bedrock 18 3-41 (Echinoidea, including Gracilechinus acutus), krill (Euphasiacea), ?squat lobster with pipe EOL 18:15:05 454 739.4 7 324 653.6 (Munida sp.), cushion star (?Ceramaster granularis). Urchin (Echinoidea), bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), sponge (Porifera, SOL 18:15:05 454 739.4 7 324 653.6 Burrowed muddy including Mycale lingua, Asconema sp., possible Geodia sp., Axinellidae including sand/sandy mud Phakelia sp.), encrusting sponge (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas and 9 42-45 with pebbles and Aplysilla sulfurea), branchig sponge (Porifera, including Antho dichotoma), squat EOL 18:16:01 454 737.5 7 324 662.5 cobbles. lobster (Munida sp.), shrimp (Caridea), tube worm (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). Faunal tracks and burrows

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] Burrowed muddy SOL 18:41:16 454 846.0 7 324 611.7 Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), urchin (Echinoidea), mud covered sponge sand/sandy mud 9 1 (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), with cobbles and redfish (Sebastidae). EOL 18:41:58 454 837.1 7 324 608.6 pebbles SOL 18:41:58 454 837.1 7 324 608.6 14 2-5 Deep-sea bedrock ?Squat lobster (Munida sp.), urchin (Echinoidea), possible tube worms (Serpulidae). EOL 18:44:16 454 842.6 7 324 621.7 Sandy SOL 18:44:16 454 842.6 7 324 621.7 mud/Muddy sand Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), shrimp (Caridea), urchin (Echinoidea), 14 6-7 with burrows and sponge (Porifera, including Mycale lingua and Stylocordyla borealis). EOL 18:45:53 454 846.1 7 324 635.7 mounds. SOL 18:45:53 454 846.1 7 324 635.7 Deep-sea bedrock with pipe Sponge (Porifera, including Asconema sp.), urchin (Echinoidea), tube worm 7 8-12 EOL 18:47:46 454 840.8 7 324 640.8 (454821.56m E, (Serpulidae), ?squat lobster (Munida sp.), fish (possible ?ling Molva molva). 7324640.67 m N) Sandy SOL 18:47:46 454 840.8 7 324 640.8 mud/Muddy sand 06/10/2019 TR13 with burrows and Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), ?squat lobester (Munida sp.), urchin 22 13-16 mounds and pipe (Echinoidea), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). EOL 18:48:57 454 861.3 7 324 648.7 (454862.50m E, 7324647.30 m N) Burrowed muddy SOL 18:48:57 454 861.3 7 324 648.7 sand/sandy mud Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), urchin (Echinoidea), bubblegum coral with cobbles, (Paragorga arborea), anemone (Actiniaria), sponge (Porifera, including Mycale lingua 19 17-18 pebbles and and Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), encrusting sponge (Porifera, including EOL 18:49:54 454 842.9 7 324 651.9 occasional Hymedesmia paupertas). boulders SOL 18:49:54 454 842.9 7 324 651.9 Deep-sea bedrock EOL 18:51:16 454 805.4 7 324 656.8 Burrowed muddy ?Squat lobster (Munida sp.), cushion star (Asteroidea), urchin (Echinoidea), sponge 38 19-20 sand/sandy mud (Porifera), possible tube worms (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). SOL 18:51:21 454 806.6 7 324 657.7 4 21 with cobbles and Urchin (Echinoidea), squat lobster (Munida sp.), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). EOL 18:51:39 454 806.0 7 324 661.2 pebbles

SOL 18:51:39 454 806.0 7 324 661.2 29 22-24 Deep-sea bedrock

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] EOL 18:52:40 454 835.4 7 324 662.9 9 25-26 Sandy Spoon worm (Bonellia viridis), ?squat lobster (Munida sp.), fish (Pisces), sponge mud/Muddy sand SOL 18:52:40 454 835.4 7 324 662.9 (Porifera, including Asconema sp.), tube worm (Serpulidae). with burrows and Sponge (Stylocordyla borealis). EOL 18:53:11 454 841.9 7 324 669.4 mounds. Sandy SOL 16:28:51 452 374.6 7 325 918.0 mud/Muddy sand Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), sponges (Porifera), mud covered sponge 30 1-3 with burrows and (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), gadoid fish (Gadiiformes). EOL 16:29:45 452 381.5 7 325 947.0 mounds. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Virgularia sp.), deeplet sea anemone (Bolocera tuediae), bubblegum corals (Paragorgia arborea), sponges SOL 16:29:45 452 381.5 7 325 947.0 (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, Geodia sp., Axinellidae including Phajkelia sp.), mud Burrowed muddy covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching sand/sandy mud 46 4-13 sponge (Porifera, including Antho dychotoma), encrusting sponges (Porifera, including with cobbles and Hymedesmia paupertas and Aplysilla sulfurea), squat lobser (Munida sp.), krill pebbles EOL 16:32:29 452 398.3 7 325 903.7 (Euphausiacea), tube worms (Serpulidae), cushion star (Asteroidea, including ?Ceramaster granularis), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), redfish (Sebastidae). Sandy Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum and Virgularia sp.), shrimp (Caridea), krill SOL 16:32:29 452 398.3 7 325 903.7 06/10/2019 TR14 mud/Muddy sand (Euphasiacea), sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered sponge 22 14-19 with burrows and (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), cushion star (?Ceramaster EOL 16:34:23 452 419.1 7 325 909.4 mounds. granularis), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), fish (Pisces), Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), urchin (Gracilechinus acutus), deeplet sea anemone (Bolocera tuediae), bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), sea pen SOL 16:34:23 452 419.1 7 325 909.4 Burrowed muddy (?Virgularia sp. and ?Funiculina quadrangolaris), sponges (Porifera, including Mycale sand/sandy mud lingua, Axinelldiae including Phakelia sp.), branching sponges (Porifera), mud covered with cobbles and 70 20-41 sponge (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), encrusting sponges pebbles and (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas and Aplysilla sulfurea), cushion star occasional small EOL 16:40:30 452 488.5 7 325 906.7 (?Ceramaster granularis), possible brittlestar (Ophiuroidea), squat lobster (Munida boulders sp.), shrimp (Caridea), krill (Euphasiacea), spoon worm (Bonellia viridis), tube worms (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), fish (Pisces), redfish (Sebastidae). SOL 16:40:30 452 488.5 7 325 906.7 Burrowed muddy Faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), sea pen (Virgularia sp.), sponges (Stylocordyla 32 42-49 sand/sandy mud borealis), mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), EOL 16:42:27 452 520.4 7 325 901.4 with occasional cushion star (?Ceramaster granularis), shrimp (Caridea), fish (Pisces),

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] cobbles and pebbles Bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), anemone (Actiniaria, including deeplet sea anemone Bolocera tuediae), sea pen (Pennatulacea), sponge (Porifera, including SOL 16:42:27 452 520.4 7 325 901.4 Burrowed muddy Mycale lingua, Stylocordyla borealis, Geodia sp., Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), sand/sandy mud mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), encrusting 36 50-63 with cobbles and sponges (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas and Aplysilla sulfurea), branching pebbles and small sponges (Porifera, including Antho dychotoma), cushion star (?Ceramaster granularis), EOL 16:45:29 452 556.5 7 325 905.5 boulders squat lobster (Munida sp.), shrimp (Caridea), spoon worm (Bonellia viridis), krill (Euphasiacea), redfish (Sebastidae). Sandy Sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered sponge (possible SOL 16:45:29 452 556.5 7 325 905.5 mud/Muddy sand Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching sponge (Antho dychotoma), 31 64-69 with burrows and krill (Euphasiacea), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). ?Possible antropogenic debris EOL 16:47:49 452 586.6 7 325 898.8 mounds. (rope). Burrowed muddy Encrusting sponges (Porifera, including Hymedesmia paupertas and Aplysinia SOL 16:47:49 452 586.6 7 325 898.8 sand/sandy mud sulfurea), sponges (Porifera, including Geodia sp., Mycale lingua and Stylocordyla 30 70-76 with occasional borealis), mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), EOL 16:49:35 452 616.7 7 325 899.9 cobbles, pebbles branching sponges (Porifera), shrimp (Caridea), squat lobster (Munida sp.), faunal turf and boulders (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), Burrowed muddy SOL 16:49:35 452 616.7 7 325 899.9 sand/sandy mud Sponges (Porifera, including Mycale lingua, Stylocordyla borealis and Axinellidae), mud 6 77-79 with cobbles and covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching pebbles and small sponges (Porifera) and faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa). EOL 16:50:13 452 622.6 7 325 897.7 boulders Sandy Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), SOL 09:33:14 457 023.5 7 328 580.2 mud/Muddy sand sponge (Stylocordyla borealis), mud covered sponge (possible 20 1-4 with burrows and Biemnidae/Thethydae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), krill (Euphausiacea), faunal turf EOL 09:35:02 457 027.3 7 328 560.5 mounds. (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), gadoid fish (Gadiiformes). Faunal tracks and burrows. 06/10/2019 TR15 Burrowed muddy Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), urchin SOL 09:35:02 457 027.3 7 328 560.5 sand/sandy mud (Echinoidea), bubbegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), spoon worm (Bonellia viridis), 26 5-14 with occasional sponge (Stylocordyla borealis, Mycale lingua, Geodia sp. and Axinellidae including EOL 09:37:34 457 023.3 7 328 535.2 cobbles and Phakelia sp.), mud covered sponge (possible pebbles Biemnidae/Thethydae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching sponge (Porifera, including

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Geodetic Parameters: ED50 (North of 62°N) UTM Zone 32N, CM 9°E Point Video Coordinates Len Time Still Sediment Date Transect on Easting Northing gth Fauna / Bioturbation / Debris [UTC] Nos. Description Line [m] [m] [m] Antho dychotoma), encrusting sponge (Poriera, including Hymedesmia paupertas and Aplysilla sulfurea), squat lobster (Munida sp.), krill (Euphausiacea), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), redfish (Sebastidae). Faunal tracks and burrows. Sandy Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), sponge (Porifera, including Stylocordyla SOL 09:37:34 457 023.3 7 328 535.2 mud/Muddy sand borealis), mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/Thethydae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), 35 15-28 with burrows and krill (Euphausiacea), shrimp (Caridea), Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus), faunal EOL 09:41:20 457 027.2 7 328 500.8 mounds. turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), gadoid fish (Gadiiformes). Faunal tracks and burrows. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), starfish (Asteroidea), urchin (Echinoidea), bubbegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), SOL 05:39:14 453 939.1 7 327 499.4 Burrowed muddy deeplet sea anemone (Bolocera tuediae), sponge (Stylocordyla borealis, Mycale lingua, sand/sandy mud Geodia sp. and Axinellidae including Phakelia sp.), mud covered sponge (possible 06/10/2019 TR16 57 26 with occasional Biemnidae/Thethydae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), branching sponge (Porifera, including cobbles and Antho dychotoma), encrusting sponge (Poriera, including Hymedesmia paupertas and EOL 05:46:06 453 958.4 7 327 553.3 pebbles Aplysilla sulfurea), squat lobster (Munida sp.), shrimp (Caridea), krill (Euphausiacea), tube worms (Serpulidae), faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa), saithe (Pollachius virens), possible torsk (Brosme brosme). Faunal tracks and burrows. Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum), krill (Euphausiacea), sponge (Porifera, including Sandy SOL 08:02:39 453 924.6 7 329 675.4 Stylocordyla borealis, Mycale lingua and Axinellidae), mud covered sponge (possible mud/Muddy sand Biemnidae/Thethydae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), encrusting sponge (Poriera, including 43 1-18 with burrows and Hymedesmia paupertas), shrimp (Caridea), gadoid fish (Gadiifrmes), saithe (Pollachius mounds. Two EOL 08:07:12 453 902.5 7 329 712.6 virens), rabbit fish (Chimaera monstrosa), Norway pout (Trisopterus esmakii). Faunal cobbles at tracks and burrows. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus), sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum),

SOL 08:07:12 453 902.5 7 329 712.6 bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea), spoon worm (Bonellia viridis), krill Burrowed muddy (Euphausiacea), cushion star (?Ceramaster granularis), sponge (Porifera, including sand/sandy mud Stylocordyla borealis, Mycale lingua, Geodia sp. and Axinellidae including Phakelia 35 19-29 with cobbles and sp.), mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/Thethydae/Tetillidae/Theneidae), EOL 08:09:58 453 898.6 7 329 747.6 pebbles branching sponge (Porifera), encrusting sponge (Poriera, including Hymedesmia paupertas and Aplysilla sulfurea), tube worms (Serpulidae), ?squat lobster (Munida sp.), shrimp (Caridea), saithe (Pollachius virens). Faunal tracks and burrows. Notes: ED50 = European Datum 1950 CM = Central Meridian UTM = Universal Transverse Mercator UTC = Coordinated Universal Time

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C. SEABED PHOTOGRAPHS

ABP19307_TR01

Photograph: ABP19307_TR01_13

Easting: 454 036.3 mE Northing: 7 327 269.3 mN Depth: 364.6 m MSL

Sediment Type: C Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles A Fauna: A: Encrusting sponge B (Hymedesmia paupertas) B: Encrusting sponge (Aplysinia sulfurea) C: Sponge (Axinellidae)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR01_18

Easting: 454 065.7 mE Northing: 7 327 270.2 mN B Depth: 364.6 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud A

Fauna: A: Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus) B: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla borealis) C C: Mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/ Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae)

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ABP19307_TR02

Photograph: ABP19307_TR02_02

Easting: 454 140.8 mE Northing: 7 327 282.4 mN Depth: 365.8 m MSL

Sediment Type: A Sandy mud

Fauna: A: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla borealis)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR02_12

Easting: 454 109.3 mE Northing: 7 327 313.2 mN Depth: 365.8 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud

Fauna: A: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla borealis) A B: Cushion star (Valvatida)

B

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ABP19307_TR03

Photograph: ABP19307_TR03_26

Easting: 454 053.6 mE Northing: 7 327 306.4 mN Depth: 366.4 m MSL

Sediment Type: C Sandy mud

Fauna: A: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla B borealis) B. Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus) C: Mud covered sponge A (possible Biemnidae/ Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR03_49

Easting: 454 053.5 mE Northing: 7 327 211.9 mN Depth: 366.4 m MSL G

Sediment Type: B D Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles A Fauna: E C A: Gorgonian coral (Paragorgia arborea) B: Sponge (Mycale lingua) C: Sponge (Phakelia sp.) D: Branching sponges (Porifera) F E: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla borealis) F: Encrusting sponges (Aplysinia sulfurea) G: Anemone (Actiniaria)

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ABP19307_TR04

Photograph: ABP19307_TR04_07

Easting: 453 727.7 mE Northing: 7 326 975.0 mN Depth: 362.4 m MSL

B Sediment Type: Sandy mud

A Fauna: A: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla borealis) B. Redfish (Sebastidae) C: Mud covered sponge C (possible Biemnidae/ Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR04_23

Easting: 453 766.8 mE Northing: 7 326 973.1 mN Depth: 362.4 m MSL

C Sediment Type: Sandy mud B Fauna: A: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla borealis) B. Saithe (Pollachius virens) C: Mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/ A Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae)

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ABP19307_TR05

Photograph: ABP19307_TR05_16

Easting: 453 874.5 mE C Northing: 7 327 021.4 mN Depth: 362.4 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud

Fauna: A A: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla borealis) B: Mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/ Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae) B C: Sponge (possible Mycale lingua)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR05_19

Easting: 453 865.8 mE Northing: 7 327 028.1 mN Depth: 362.4 m MSL

C Sediment Type: D Sandy mud B Fauna: A A: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla borealis) B: Mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/ Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae) C: Norway pout (Trisopterus esmakii) D: Cushion star (Valvatidae)

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ABP19307_TR06

Photograph: ABP19307_TR06_03

Easting: 453 808.3 mE Northing: 7 327 078.3 mN Depth: 366.8 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud B C

Fauna: A: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla A borealis) B: Mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/ Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae) C: Norway pout (Trisopterus esmakii)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR06_42

Easting: 453 813.3 mE Northing: 7 326 926.6 mN D Depth: 366.8 m MSL C Sediment Type: Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles

Fauna: A A: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla borealis) B: Mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/ Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae) B C: Sponge (Mycale lingua) D: Sponge (Phakelia sp.)

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ABP19307_TR07

Photograph: ABP19307_TR07_06

Easting: 453 899.2 mE Northing: 7 327 168.6 mN B Depth: 366.6 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud

C Fauna: A A: Norway pout (Trisopterus esmakii) B: Krill (Euphausiacea) C: Faunal turf (Hydrozoa/Bryozoa)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR07_08

Easting: 453 895.4 mE Northing: 7 327 170.7 mN Depth: 366.6 m MSL D Sediment Type: Sandy mud

C B Fauna: A: Norway pout (Trisopterus esmakii) B: Sponge (Stryphnus sp.) C: Sponge (Mycale lingua) D: Sponge (Phakelia sp.) A

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ABP19307_TR08

Photograph: ABP19307_TR08_18

Easting: 454 065.9 mE Northing: 7 327 017.0 mN E Depth: 363.6 m MSL A Sediment Type: Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles

Fauna: A: Bubblegum coral B C (Paragorgia arborea) B: Sponge (Phakelia sp.) C: Sponge (Porifera) D: Anemone (Actiniaria) D E: Krill (Euphausiacea)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR08_37

Easting: 454 071.1 mE Northing: 7 326 989.7 mN D Depth: 363.7 m MSL

A Sediment Type: Sandy mud with pebbles B and cobbles

Fauna: C A: Gorgonian coral (Paragorgia arborea) B: Sponge (Phakelia sp.) C: Sponge (Porifera) E D: Glass sponge (Hexactinellida) E: Squat lobster (Munida sp.)

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ABP19307_TR09

Photograph: ABP19307_TR09_06

Easting: 454 449.6 mE Northing: 327 164.4 mN Depth: 366.1 m MSL A D Sediment Type: Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles

Fauna: A: Gorgonian coral (Paragorgia arborea) B: Sponge (Phakelia sp.) C C: Sponge (Porifera) D: Featherstar (Crinoidea) B

Photograph: ABP19307_TR09_10

Easting: 454 448.5 mE Northing: 7 327 149.0 mN Depth: 366.1 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud with pebbles A and cobbles

C Fauna: A: Sponge (Phakelia sp.) D B: Squat lobster (Munida sp.) C: Encrusting sponge B (Hymedesmia paupertas) D: Encrusting sponge (Aplysinia sulfurea) E: Anemone (Actiniaria)

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ABP19307_TR10

Photograph: ABP19307_TR10_08

Easting: 453 878.1 mE Northing: 7 328 234.0 mN A Depth: 366.3 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud

Fauna: A: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla borealis) B: Mud covered sponge B (possible Biemnidae/ Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR10_14

Easting: 453 877.9 mE Northing: 7 328 240.3 mN Depth: 366.3 m MSL C E B Sediment Type: Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles

F Fauna: A: Sponge (Phakelia sp.) B: Sponge (Mycale lingua) C: Sponge (possible Strythnus D sp.) D: Encrusting sponge (Aplysinia A sulfurea) E: Anemone (Actiniaria) F: Saithe (Pollachius virens)

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ABP19307_TR11

Photograph: ABP19307_TR11_05

Easting: 453 732.9 mE Northing: 7 326 698.2 mN Depth: 365.9 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud A Fauna: A: Mud covered sponge B (possible Biemnidae/ Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae) B: Cushion star (Valvatidae) C C: Saithe (Pollachius virens)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR11_20

Easting: 453 817.5 mE Northing: 7 326 648.0 mN Depth: 365.9 m MSL

Sediment Type: A Sandy mud and mixed sediment D Fauna: E A: Sponge (Phakelia sp.) B: Sponge (Porifera) C: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla B borealis) C D: Encrusting sponge (Aplysinia sulfurea) E: Tube worm (Serpulidae)

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ABP19307_TR12

Photograph: ABP19307_TR12_03

Easting: 454 679.9 mE Northing: 7 324 615.8 mN C Depth: 365.3 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles B Fauna: A A: Gorgonian coral (Paragorgia arborea) B: Sea cucumber (Parastichopus tremulus) C: Sponge (Phakelia sp.)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR12_14

Easting: 454 701.9 mE Northing: 7 324 599.9 mN Depth: 365.3 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles D

C Fauna: A: Sponge (Phakelia sp.) B: Encrusting sponge E (Aplysillia sulfurea) A C: Encrusting sponge B (Hymedesmia paupertas) D: Branching sponge (Porifera) E: Squat lobster (Munida sp.)

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ABP19307_TR13

Photograph: ABP19307_TR13_03

Easting: 454 830.7 mE Northing: 7 324 614.9 mN Depth: 368.3 m MSL

Sediment Type: Boulders from rock dumping for pipeline protection

Fauna: No fauna observed

Photograph: ABP19307_TR13_15

Easting: 454 861.2 mE Northing: 7 324 644.7 mN Depth: 368.3 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud

Fauna: A A: Sponge (Phakelia sp.)

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ABP19307_TR14

Photograph: ABP19307_TR14_05

Easting: 452 383.0 mE Northing: 7 325 915.0 mN Depth: 362.8 m MSL

Sediment Type: D Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles C B F Fauna: E A: Sponge (Phakelia sp.) B: Sponge (Mycale lingua) C: Branching sponge A (Porifera) D: Encrusting sponge (Hymedesmia paupertas) E: Cushion star (Valvatidae) F: Squat lobster (Munida sp.)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR14_36

Easting: 452 455.1 mE A Northing: 7 325 908.4 mN Depth: 362.8 m MSL

Sediment Type: B Sandy mud with cobbles and boulder C Fauna: A: Gorgonian coral D (Paragorgia arborea) B: Sponge (Mycale lingua) C: Redfish (Sebastidae) D: Krill (Euphausiacea)

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ABP19307_TR15

Photograph: ABP19307_TR15_09

Easting: 457 025.5 mE Northing: 7 328 554.2 mN A Depth: 368.2 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles B Fauna: C A: Gorgonian coral (Paragorgia arborea) B: Redfish (Sebastidae) C: Sponge (Mycale lingua)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR15_19

Easting: 457 024.9 mE Northing: 7 328 527.8 mN Depth: 368.2 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud

Fauna: No observed fauna

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ABP19307_TR16

Photograph: ABP19307_TR16_16

Easting: 453 932.3 mE Northing: 7 327 531.5 mN Depth: 366.3 m MSL

A Sediment Type: Sandy mud B

Fauna: A: Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum) B: Mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/ Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR16_18

Easting: 453 937.3 mE D E Northing: 7 327 535.3 mN Depth: 366.3 m MSL

Sediment Type: A B Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles

Fauna: A: Encrusting sponge (Hymedesmia paupertas) B: Stalked sponge (Stylocordyla C borealis) C: Mud covered sponge (possible Biemnidae/ Thethyidae/Tetillidae/Theneidae) D: Sponge (Mycale lingua) E: Saithe (Pollachius virens)

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ABP19307_TR17

Photograph: ABP19307_TR17_13

Easting: 453 913.9 mE Northing: 7 329 700.4 mN Depth: 359.1 m MSL

B Sediment Type: Sandy mud A Fauna: A: Saithe (Pollachius virens) B: Sea pen (Kophobelemnon stelliferum)

Photograph: ABP19307_TR17_24

Easting: 453 902.8 mE Northing: 7 329 730.6 mN A Depth: 359.1 m MSL

Sediment Type: Sandy mud with pebbles and cobbles C D B Fauna: A: Bubblegum coral (Paragorgia arborea) B: Sponge (Mycale lingua) C: Sponge (Phakelis sp.) D: Squat lobster (Munida sp.)

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