Description
The University of Idaho's Fish Ecology Research Lab in collaboration with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, NOAA-Fisheries, and other research partners has used radiotelemetry to study the migrations, dam passage behaviors, and survival of adult salmon and steelhead in the Columbia River basin since the 1990s, amassing one of the world’s largest fish migration datasets along with an extensive catalog of technical reports and peer-reviewed publications.
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Technical Report 2017-2, "Migration Of Adult Salmonids In The Federal Columbia River Hydrosystem: A Summary Of Radiotelemetry Studies, 1996-2014", provides a single-source compilation of the data, methods, and results across the nearly two-decade time series. Explore the synthesis report contents below, or check the Subject Matter Index for a guide to all content.
- Technical Report 2017-2
- Appendix A (Generalized FCRPS dam antenna maps)
- Appendix B (Main stem and Tributary antenna maps)
- Appendix C (Bonneville-John Day antenna photos)
- Appendix D (McNary-L Granite antenna photos)
- Appendix E (Main stem and Tributary antenna photos)
- Bibliography
- Subject Matter Index
Time Span
1996 to 2019
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Objects
66 Technical Reports
51 Letter Reports
35 Peer Reviewed Papers
5 Data Sets
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Fish Ecology Research Lab
Questions about the research can be directed to Tami Clabough (tamic@uidaho.edu) or Matthew Keefer (mkeefer@uidaho.edu) at the University of Idaho Fish Ecology Research Lab.
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