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COMPTUEX/JTFEX EA/OEAFinalList of FiguresFigure 1.2-1. The Fleet Readiness Training Plan......................................................................................1-3Figure 1.2-2. Training Ranges and Operating Areas for COMPTUEX/JTFEX Training ........................1-4Figure 4.3-1. Summary of the Acoustic Effect Framework....................................................................4-22Figure 4.3-2. Hypothetical Temporary and Permanent Threshold Shifts ...............................................4-23List of TablesTable ES-1. Summary of Potential Impacts........................................................................................... ES-4Table 2.1-1. Ranges and Operating Areas of COMPTUEXs and JTFEXs...............................................2-1Table 2.2-1. Representative COMPTUEX and JTFEX Activities, Locations, and Events ......................2-8Table 3.1-1. Ambient Air Quality Standards ............................................................................................3-3Table 3.1-2. De Minimis Levels for Determination of Applicability of General Conformity Rule..........3-5Table 3.3-1. Relative Abundance of Fish in Nearshore Waters of SCI ..................................................3-17Table 3.3-2. Fish per Acre within Kelp Beds in the Southern California Bight .....................................3-18Table 3.3-3. Species Characteristic of Shallow and Deep Rock Reef Habitats without Kelp in the SCBand Species Found in All Rock Habitats at SCI.................................................................3-20Table 3.3-4. Species Characteristic of Sandy Beach Open Coast, Nearshore, and Offshore Soft Substratesin the SCB ..........................................................................................................................3-21Table 3.3-5. EFH Designated Fish & Invertebrate Species in the SOCAL OPAREA and Vicinity ......3-25Table 3.3-6. Best Hearing Thresholds for Various Species of Fish........................................................3-27Table 3.3-7. Summary of Marine Mammal Species Found in Southern California Waters ...................3-30Table 3.3-8. Seasonal Activities of Pinnipeds and Otarids in and Near the SOCAL OPAREA ............3-64Table 3.7-1. Population and Ethnicity for San Diego County ................................................................3-76Table 4.1-1. Summary of Annual Air Emissions Within 3 nm of Shore – South Coast Air Basin ..........4-4Table 4.1-2. Summary of Annual Air Emissions Within 3 nm of Shore – San Diego Air Basin.............4-5Table 4.1-3. Summary of Annual Air Emissions Within U.S. Territory ..................................................4-6Table 4.1-4. Summary of Annual Air Emissions Outside U.S. Territory.................................................4-6Table 4.3-1. Maximum Fish-Effects Ranges ..........................................................................................4-13Table 4.3-2. Harassment Levels for Active Sonar - Cetaceans...............................................................4-24Table 4.3-3. Harassment Levels for Active Sonar - Pinnipeds...............................................................4-24Table 4.3-4. Underwater Detonations – Pinnipeds and Cetaceans .........................................................4-25Table 4.3-5. Energy Flux Density and Sound Pressure Levels...............................................................4-26Table 4.3-6. Raw Annual Acoustic Model Output of Sub-TTS Marine Mammal Exposures for TrainingUsing Mid-Frequency Active Sonar ..................................................................................4-46Table 4.3-7. Raw Annual Acoustic Model Output of TTS and PTS Marine Mammal Exposures forTraining Using Mid-Frequency Active Sonar....................................................................4-47Table 4.3-8. Raw Annual Acoustic Model Output of Marine Mammal Exposures for Training UsingUnderwater Explosives ......................................................................................................4-51Table 4.3-9. Raw Annual Acoustic Model Output of Bryde’s Whale ....................................................4-52Table 4.3-10. Raw Annual Acoustic Model Output of Gray Whale.......................................................4-53Table 4.3-11. Raw Annual Acoustic Model Output of Minke Whale ....................................................4-54Table 4.3-12. Raw Annual Acoustic Model Output of Baird’s Beaked Whale ......................................4-55Table 4.3-13. Raw Annual Acoustic Model Output of Bottlenose Dolphin...........................................4-56Table 4.3-14. Raw Annual Acoustic Model Output of Common Dolphin (Long-beaked and Shortbeaked)...............................................................................................................................4-57Table 4.3-15. Raw Annual Acoustic Model Output of Cuvier’s Beaked Whale ....................................4-58February 2007vi