[en] The Site Study Plan for Land Use describes a field program consisting of characterization of the site, seismic survey rights-of-way, vicinity, region, and future land use. Aerial photography will be used to characterize the site, the seismic rows, and the vicinity. The resulting land-use maps and overlays will then be verified in the field. Interviews with farm managers and local experts will provide additional information. A Geographic Information System (GIS) and satellite imagery will be used to characterize the region, and provide information to assist with the future land use study. The site study plan describes the study design and rationale, the field data collection procedures and equipment, the data analysis methods and application of results, the data management strategy, the schedule of field activities, the personnel requirements and management of the study, and the study's quality assurance program. The directives and requirements that drive these studies are derived from the Salt Repository Project Requirements Document. 37 refs., 5 figs., 3 tabs