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A REMOTS® photograph from NLON-85 station 4-C. High 
sediment oxygen demand and/or low oxygen supply 
water conditions were indicated by the lack of an 
apparent RPD. 
The distribution of OSI values at the NLON-85 survey 
area, November 1985. 
The distribution and thickness of dredged material 
at the NLON-85 survey area, January 1986. 
A REMOTS® photograph from NLON-85 station 500S 
showing a relatively thin dredged material layer 
(3.4 cm). 
Frequency distributions for boundary roughness, RPD, 
and OSI values for the NLON-85 survey area, January 
1986. 
The distribution of mean apparent RPD depths at the 
NLON-85 survey area, January 1986. 
A REMOTS® photograph from NLON-85 station 400E 
showing a dredged material layer (low reflectance) 
and an extremely shallow RPD (arrow). 
The distribution of infaunal successional seres at 
the NLON-85 survey area, January 1986. 
The distribution of OSI values at the NLON-85 survey 
area, January 1986. 
The distribution of dredged material at the New 
London Disposal Site in July 1986. 
A REMOTS® photograph from NLON-85 station 300W 
showing a distinct dredged material layer 
approximately 8 cm thick. 
The distribution of grain-size major mode at the 
New London Disposal Site, July 1986. 
The distribution of grain-size major mode at the 
Southwest grid, July 1986. 
A REMOTS® photograph from the southwest 
reconnaissance grid showing a bottom consisting of 
coarse sand and shell fragments. 
Frequency distributions of boundary roughness values 
for all stations in the New London Disposal Site 
(A), for the NL-85 mound (B), for the Reference 
station (C), and for the Southwest grid (D), July 
1986. 
