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| Land Rehabilitation and Maintenance (LRAM) is a preventive and corrective land rehabilitation and maintenance procedure that reduces the long-term impacts of training and testing on installation lands. Its primary function is to maintain land to ensure its capability to support the mission. It mitigates mission and training and testing effects by combining preventive and corrective land rehabilitation, repair, and/or maintenance practices to reduce the impacts of training and testing on an installation. It includes training area redesign and/or reconfiguration to meet training requirements. |
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| The Edge |
| Research and Development |
| Terry McMillan LRAM Program Manager (915) 568-7136 terry.millan@us.army.mil |
| Range and Training Land Assessment (RTLA) |
| Range and Training Land Assessment (RTLA) is a management procedure that provides for the collection, inventorying, monitoring, management, and analysis of tabular and spatial data concerning land conditions on an installation. It collects physical and biological resources data from training land utilization in order to relate land conditions to training and testing activities. This data provide information required to manage land use and natural and cultural resources effectively. |
| Eric Justice RTLA Program Manager (915) 568-7123 eric.justice@us.army.mil |
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| Before Soledad Track 3 After |
| Before Zig Zag Track 3 After |
| Direct results of ITAM |
