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Sample Design: Redband Trout passage and utilization of Rufus Woods Lake tributary - Colville Confederated Tribes, cloned for Study Plan 1360
  • Version History: v1.0 Draft (11/13/2020)
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Description

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This work is to: 1) Generate and perform quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) on PIT tag detection data at Instream PIT tag Detection Systems (IPTDS) and at Lower Granite Dam (LGR). a. Develop “Valid” tag list based on the Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) LGR trap data base and Genetic Parentage analysis. b. Verify all PIT tag observation data is uploaded to PTAGIS. c. Generate PTAGIS observational histories for all tags in “Valid” tag list. 2) Employ PITCleaner R-package. a. Update configuration and parent/child relationship tables to account for changes in observational infrastructure. b. Identify “final” spawning locations for all observed PIT tags. c. Generate observational data set for use in the model. 3) Employ model to generate estimates of natural-origin steelhead annually ascending LGR and estimate variance associated with sampling error. 4) Employ model to generate estimates of natural-origin steelhead adults ascending LGR and associated variance based on proportions of natural vs. hatchery adults collected in the LGR trap. 5) Employ model to generate estimates of adults at IPTDS.

Start Year

2017

End Year

2018

Study Plan

PIT tag Based Escapement Estimation Above Lower Granite Dam DABOM v2.0

Data Repositories

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Area of Inference

Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Joseph Creek
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Wallowa River
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Grande Ronde River upper mainstem
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Imnaha River
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Lolo Creek
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Lochsa River
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Selway River
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: South Fork Clearwater River
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: South Fork Salmon River
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Secesh River
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Big, Camas, and Loon Creek
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Middle Fork Salmon River upper mainstem
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Salmon River upper mainstem
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Pahsimeroi River
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Lemhi River
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: East Fork Salmon River
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Asotin Creek
Steelhead Summer-Winter Interior Columbia Pop. Name: Tucannon River

AOI Notes

Middle fork Salmon River (Lower (Big-loon-camas) and Upper may be sub population estimates.


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