Question: Why does the length of an HCA segment vary depending on how close to the pipeline an identified site is located? If an identified site is close to the pipeline the HCA length is longer than if an identified site is further away. Shouldnt the HCA be the same?
Answer: The effects of pipeline incidents are proportional to distance from the pipeline. When an identified site is close to the pipeline, more of the pipeline length is within the radius of potential effects.
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