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Contract Title:
2003-017-00 EXP ISEMP / WDFW SMOLT TRAPPING /STEELHEAD SURVERYS
Contract Start Date:
3/1/2008
Contract End Date:
2/28/2009
Title:
B: 157 - Steelhead spawning ground surveys
Description:
Conduct steelhead spawning ground surveys in selected streams of the Wenatchee Basin. Analyze temporal and spatial distribution of steelhead.
WE Agreement Type:
Contracted
Deliverable Specification:
Quality controlled raw data and quality controlled summarized steelhead redd counts, including sequentially numbered redds and GPS locations, will be entered and stored in Microsoft Access databases known at Automated Template Modules (ATMs) that will be provided by NOAA Fisheries by June 30, 2008. Data will be uploaded by September 30 2008 to NOAA Fisheries using the ATM and notice will be provided to BPA and Terraqua, Inc. when the data has been uploaded. The contractor will be responsible for all quality assurance/quality control steps necessary to ensure that data is properly collected and entered into the ATM.

All redds within an index area will be individually flagged, georeferenced by GPS and numbered sequentially. A final survey will be conducted of the entire reach(es) at the end or after peak spawning if poor water conditions are expected. All redds in each reach will be counted. Marking redds is not required during the final survey. A different surveyor should survey within the index area and count only redds that are visible. An index expansion factor (IF) will be calculated by dividing the number of visible redds in the index by the total number of redds in the index area. The reach total (RT) will be calculated by expanding the redds in the non-index area by the proportion of visible redds in the index (i.e., index expansion factor) and adding the total number of redds found in the index area. An estimate of the total number of redds (TR) in the tributary will be calculated by summing the reach totals. The number of redds determined by probabilistic sampling for those tributaries within the subbasin would be added to the total number of redds to estimate the spawner escapement and egg deposition.
WSE Effective Budget:
$25,880
% of Total WSE Effective Budget:
14.64%
WSE Start:
03/03/2008
WSE End:
09/30/2008
WSE Completion:
09/30/2008
WSE Progress:
Concluded
WSE ID Continued From:
n/a
WSE ID Continued To:
n/a
Finite or Recurring:
Recurring

SOWRevision Planned Updated Contractor Comments (optional) BPA Comments (optional)
Work Element Budget (Current Performance Period) $25,880 $25,880

7 Milestones
Sort Type Title Start End Status Modified By Modified Date
A EC Environmental compliance requirements complete 3/3/2008 3/3/2008 Concluded Pamela Nelle 11/29/2007 10:22:24 AM
Description: On-the-ground work associated with this work element cannot proceed until this milestone is complete. Milestone is complete when final documentation is received from BPA environmental compliance staff (completion can be based on pre-existing environmental documentation from BPA).
B Confirm locations of index and non-index areas 3/3/2008 3/3/2008 Concluded Pamela Nelle 11/29/2007 10:32:04 AM
Description: Review and confirm locations of index and non index areas. Establish survey schedule based on the number of index areas.
C Conduct weekly spawning ground surveys of index areas 3/5/2008 5/31/2008 Concluded Andrew Murdoch 10/11/2007 2:08:23 PM
Description: Comprehensive spawning ground surveys of index areas will be conducted weekly.
D Conduct spawning ground surveys of non-index areas 4/14/2008 6/2/2008 Concluded Andrew Murdoch 11/8/2007 8:57:45 AM
Description: Comprehensive spawning ground surveys of non-index areas will be conducted after peak spawning in respective index area.
E Complete analysis of spatial distribution 9/1/2008 9/30/2008 Concluded Andrew Murdoch 11/8/2007 8:57:46 AM
Description: Develop subbasin specific maps with steelhead redds georeferenced from GPS data.
F Determine locations of index and non-index area for the next year 9/1/2008 9/30/2008 Concluded Andrew Murdoch 11/8/2007 8:57:47 AM
Description: Based on data collected during the current year determine locations of index and non index areas for spawning ground surveys the following year.
G DELIV Steelhead spawning surveys 9/30/2008 Concluded Andrew Murdoch 11/8/2007 8:59:59 AM
Description: Quality controlled raw data and quality controlled summarized steelhead redd counts, including sequentially numbered redds and GPS locations, will be entered and stored in Microsoft Access databases known at Automated Template Modules (ATMs) that will be provided by NOAA Fisheries by June 30, 2008. Data will be uploaded by September 30 2008 to NOAA Fisheries using the ATM and notice will be provided to BPA and Terraqua, Inc. when the data has been uploaded. The contractor will be responsible for all quality assurance/quality control steps necessary to ensure that data is properly collected and entered into the ATM. All redds within an index area will be individually flagged, georeferenced by GPS and numbered sequentially. A final survey will be conducted of the entire reach(es) at the end or after peak spawning if poor water conditions are expected. All redds in each reach will be counted. Marking redds is not required during the final survey. A different surveyor should survey within the index area and count only redds that are visible. An index expansion factor (IF) will be calculated by dividing the number of visible redds in the index by the total number of redds in the index area. The reach total (RT) will be calculated by expanding the redds in the non-index area by the proportion of visible redds in the index (i.e., index expansion factor) and adding the total number of redds found in the index area. An estimate of the total number of redds (TR) in the tributary will be calculated by summing the reach totals. The number of redds determined by probabilistic sampling for those tributaries within the subbasin would be added to the total number of redds to estimate the spawner escapement and egg deposition.

Work Site ID Latitude Longitude State County Province Subbasin
1029 47.52446 -120.464808 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1038 47.49314 -120.636982 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1040 47.450016 -120.6546 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1042 47.390838 -120.659169 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1048 47.580098 -120.666318 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1049 47.558336 -120.671801 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1050 47.676022 -120.734329 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1051 47.766888 -120.663169 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1052 47.802232 -120.620439 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1053 47.80977 -120.613053 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1057 47.838016 -120.661398 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1058 47.953714 -120.774767 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1067 47.808092 -120.727292 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1068 47.784168 -120.716061 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1076 47.780361 -120.838605 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1077 47.776325 -120.900219 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1078 47.837772 -120.898011 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1080 47.849584 -120.947748 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1081 47.906851 -120.894867 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1082 47.911877 -120.895324 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee
1083 47.938717 -120.925751 Washington Chelan Columbia Cascade Wenatchee

Primary Focal Species:
Steelhead (O. mykiss) - Upper Columbia River DPS (Threatened)
Secondary Focal Species:
None

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Study Plan Name Study Plan Owner Protocol State Sample Design Name
BPA Fish and Wildlife Program Monitoring v1.0 Russell Scranton Draft Steelhead spawning ground surveys - Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) v1.0

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