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EXHIBIT A Indian river County Muck Survey SCOPE OF WORK (Outputs/Deliverables) Florida Tech will use a phased approach to locate and identify potential muck deposits within Indian River County. The phased approach will utilize a combination of existing knowledge and remote sensing techniques to identify probable muck deposits. These efforts will be combined with gridded in-situ probing throughout Indian River County using a tessellated grid system with cells sized between 1 and 5 km on a side based on morphological and hydrologic features of the lagoon (e.g., Figure 2) Figure 2. Example grid showing 1 km grid cells. Broad survey will include randomly selected sites within each tessellated grid cell to ensure even coverage yet random site selection. TASK IDENTIFICATION: Task 1. Conduct a literature review and compile existing data for the location / thickness of muck in Indian River County. Task 2. Using remote sensing techniques (e.g., Lidar) and existing knowledge of the lagoon system, locate target areas for further investigation using in-situ probing. Create sample grid and complete study design based on historical data and remote sensing. 3 _ wa assn . Roseland Sa stun e' �4 G) r 1A Sth St 51W VNO Mach Figure 2. Example grid showing 1 km grid cells. Broad survey will include randomly selected sites within each tessellated grid cell to ensure even coverage yet random site selection. TASK IDENTIFICATION: Task 1. Conduct a literature review and compile existing data for the location / thickness of muck in Indian River County. Task 2. Using remote sensing techniques (e.g., Lidar) and existing knowledge of the lagoon system, locate target areas for further investigation using in-situ probing. Create sample grid and complete study design based on historical data and remote sensing. 3