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18 A P P E N D I X A Overview The project was divided into 16 tasks based on the Request for Proposal (RFP)
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19 pleted and the effort to summarize critical information for evaluation, reference, and/or inclusion in the tools and asso ciated guidance was streamlined. A document library was maintained in electronic format utilizing Egnyte, a secure file sharing storage site, accessible by all of our team members, which currently contains over 80 documents or document links.
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20 The research team developed a standard 5 × 5 risk matrix (recommended by the FAA in AC 150/520037) that includes five levels for severity and five levels for likelihood as illus trated in Table A-2 below.
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21 of developing a dynamic, webbased application, the research team developed a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet model. The model establishes the necessary mathematical relationships and logic outlined above.
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22 Agriculture (USDA) to complete a wildlife hazard assessment (WHA)
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23 Task 16 Prepare Final Report The research team revised the Draft Final Report to address review comments and submitted the Final Report to ACRP in August 2014. Data Library Wildlife-related Documents Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 Fish & Wildlife Conservation Act Migratory Bird Treaty Act Endangered Species Act Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act SO CFR 21.49 Control of Canada Geese on Airports SO CFR 22.27 Removal of Eagles FAA Website: Airport Wildlife Hazard Mitigation Research & Development (http://www.airporttech.tc.faa.gov/safety/ wildlife.asp)
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24 ACRP Report 74 Application of Enterprise Risk Management at Airports ACRP Synthesis 37 Lessons Learned from Airport Safety Management Systems Pilot Studies American National Standard for Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems (American Industrial Hygiene Association) FAA Order 5200.11FAA Airports (ARP)
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