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This webinar provided an overview of the Small Boat Harbor Planning Sub-Center of Expertise (SBH- PSCX) and the nuances of SBH planning. This Sub-Center of Expertise functions collaboratively as a sub-unit of the Deep Draft Navigation Planning Center of Expertise, with a specific focus on harbors that serve vessels that are primarily 14-foot draft or less. Presenters including Cindy Upah (Planning Chief, Alaska District and Technical Deputy, SBH-PSCX) and Eric Johnson (Economist, Alaska District) discussed planning for these multi-use harbors, which entails special considerations for a mix of commercial, recreation, subsistence, government, and research vessels. The emphasis on small boat harbor planning recognizes the specialization of technical analyses that is generally not found in inland or deep draft navigation planning analyses. The presenters also detailed the range of services offered by the SBH-PSCX, from production to review management to consultation with PDTs.

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