Assessing the Impacts of Dry Blasting on Fish Eggs in Adjacent Spawning Habitat
Blasting used in construction of waterborne infrastructure may impact fish eggs in adjacent spawning habitats through introduction of mechanical vibrations as peak particle velocities (PPV). However, there are limited studies applying risk-based approaches to evaluate and mitigate these impacts. A n...
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| description | Blasting used in construction of waterborne infrastructure may impact fish eggs in adjacent spawning habitats through introduction of mechanical vibrations as peak particle velocities (PPV). However, there are limited studies applying risk-based approaches to evaluate and mitigate these impacts. A navigation improvement project in the Soo Locks near the St. Marys Rapids provided an opportunity to evaluate existing data to inform blasting risks to fish eggs. To assess this risk, existing data were used to calculate species sensitivity distributions that were used to estimate a hazardous concentration for 5% of the salmon and trout species evaluated (HC5) and predicted no effect concentrations (PNEC). The HC5 ranged from 14.0 to 89.2 cm/s PPV, and the ‘safe level’ PNEC thresholds ranged from 2.8 to 17.8 cm/s PPV. This study provides a demonstration of how a risk-based approach can be effectively used to assess and manage dry blasting effects on underwater biota. |
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