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…noise barrier program to develop an FHWA-approved priority system, based on a variety of factors, and rank the projects. While some state agencies currently employ system-wide prioritization lists (HMMH has…
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…DOE awarded grant funds to HMMH to implement the research. HMMH’s proposal is based on the installation of a 1.5 MW pilot stage tidal energy project. The study will consider…
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…is even more extreme in the U.S., since the criteria are based on overt action in terms of complaints or legal action. It is well known that serious public annoyance…
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…based entirely on what employees report about their workplace experience—specifically, how consistently they experience a high-trust workplace. HMMH greatly values its employees and strives to promote a culture of health…
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…used in previous studies. HMMH estimated the length, height and benefits provided by barriers in each area where noise impact was expected, based on our extensive experience in modeling noise…
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…invaluable contributor to our recent (and ongoing) PBN NEPA projects, including the Midway Airspace Redesign Environmental Assessment, the Houston OAPM Environmental Assessment, and the North Texas OAPM Environmental Assessment. He…
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…HMMH recently assisted LAWA with evaluation of the potential noise impacts of the implementation of flight procedures approved in the FAA’s Southern California (SoCal) Metroplex. The SoCal Metroplex Project…
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…Seattle–Tacoma International Airport. The EA addressed two new Standard Terminal Arrivals (STARS) from the northwest and southwest, 21 Required Navigational Performance (RNP) procedures and Optimized Profile Descents to each of…
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…roles of the different players (airport, solar company, utility)? Have existing projects resulted in economic and other benefits? How has the FAA ensured that these projects protect safe air navigation?…
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…Runway 27; nighttime preferential runway use program for aircraft arriving between 2330 and 0630 hours; Area Navigation (RNAV) procedures for existing departure procedures; and a new over-the-bay departure route for…
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