Long-Term Management Strategies for USS Arizona, a Submerged Cultural Resource in Pearl Harbor - Report (Legacy 05-170)

Author(s): National Park Service Submerged Resources Center

Year: 2008

Summary

The project's primary focus was to acquire requisite data for understanding and characterizing the complex corrosion and deterioration processes affecting Arizona's hull. The information was then fed into a model to predict the nature and rate of structural changes resulting from corrosion in order to inform management actions.

Cite this Record

Long-Term Management Strategies for USS Arizona, a Submerged Cultural Resource in Pearl Harbor - Report (Legacy 05-170). National Park Service Submerged Resources Center. 2008 ( tDAR id: 466280) ; doi:10.48512/XCV8466280

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Keywords

Culture
Historic

Site Type
Archaeological Feature • Shipwreck • Water-Related

Investigation Types
Heritage Management

General
CORROSION • Management • National Park Service • Pearl Harbor • Preservation • U.S.S. Arizona Memorial • Underwater Archaeology

Geographic Keywords
Pearl Harbor, HI

Temporal Keywords
World War II

Spatial Coverage

min long: -157.988; min lat: 21.331 ; max long: -157.917; max lat: 21.396 ;

Individual & Institutional Roles

Contact(s): OSD Cultural Resources Program

Prepared By(s): National Park Service Submerged Resources Center

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