46273 REL 48: Rev 2: WE F: Work Element Summary

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Basics

Contract Number:

46273 REL 48

Contract Title:

2003-017-00 EXP ISEMP - NOAA FISHERIES COORDINATION - PROJ DESIGN

Contract Start Date:

7/1/2012

Contract End Date:

6/30/2013

WE ID:

162. Analyze/Interpret Data

Work Element Usage Report

Title:

F: 162 - Develop models of learning and information flow

Description:

This WE has been "canceled out" and transferred to another contract. See "contract background" section of this SOW. DByrnes.

Population scale fish and habitat status and trends monitoring and watershed scale effectiveness monitoring and restoration action implementation are key objectives of the co-manager community in the Columbia River basin. Currently these activities are undertaken on an agency by agency or watershed by watershed basis without any real infrastructure for learning and information flow to be established between units. ISEMP is working to standardize methods and approaches for this work, and even within a watershed considerable learning and information flow is required in order to successfully transfer project tools to the local community. Potential barriers to this information transfer exist in that ways of doing monitoring and restoration work have been to a large extent engrained by practitioners as a culture. Therefore, strong social barriers exist for scientific or technical information to be incorporated and long-standing methods altered. The goal of this Work Element is to develop an understanding of the social framework in which ISEMP work exists, the framework of the co-manager community with which we collaborate, and the framework of the broader community that may not be directly involved, but which may be interested in adopting project output. The objective of this WE is to learn how to make information transfer more efficient and effective from the research and development component of RME to the applied, practitioner community.

WE Agreement Type:

Contracted

Deliverable Specification:

Conceptual framework for the collaborative process that underlies knowledge development, sharing and transfer in watershed-scale monitoring and restoration programs.

WSE Effective Budget:

% of Total WSE Effective Budget:

0.00%

WSE Start:

07/01/2012

WSE End:

06/30/2013

WSE Completion:

03/31/2013

WSE Progress:

Concluded

WSE ID Continued From:

n/a

WSE ID Continued To:

n/a

Finite or Recurring:

Recurring

Budget History

SOWRevision	Planned	Updated	Contractor Comments (optional)	BPA Comments (optional)
1. 46273 REL 48 (07/01/2012 - 06/30/2013)	$46,153	$0	De-obligated $46,153 02/14/2013
Work Element Budget (Current Performance Period)	$0	$0	De-obligated $46,153 02/14/2013

Milestones

3 Milestones

Sort	Type	Title	Start	End	Status	Modified By	Modified Date
A		Develop preliminary relationship and structure model	7/1/2012	9/30/2012	Concluded	David Byrnes (Inactive)	2/12/2013 11:13:57 AM
		Description: Develop a framework that supports current cultural practices of monitoring and restoration implementation. Design survey instrument to collect information from communities of interest. Specifically, how are watershed council coordinators in Oregon making sense of stewardship; in terms of stakeholder participation, how is stewardship defined and how can it be measured?
B	PUBPROTOCOL	Review, revise, and Publish protocol, study design, and methods in monitoringmethods.org	10/1/2012	3/31/2013	Concluded	Chris Jordan	2/14/2013 1:06:25 PM
		Description: The Protocol (including temporal and spatial design) and Methods for this work element are stored at monitoringmethods.org and need to be finalized (i.e., "Published" through monitoringmethods.org), preferably prior to data collection. Preparations for contract renewals must include reviewing any previously published Protocols/Methods to ensure that they are consistent with how work will be done in any subsequent contract. Due to subcontracting issues between NOAA and OSU, WE moved (2/14/13) to contract 57863 (Teraqua ISEMP 2012).
C	DELIV	Social structure underlying community of practice fish and habitat monitoring and restoration		6/30/2013	Concluded	David Byrnes (Inactive)	2/12/2013 11:13:57 AM
		Description: Conceptual framework for the collaborative process that underlies knowledge development, sharing and transfer in watershed-scale monitoring and restoration programs.

Metrics

Implementation Metrics

Metric	Planned	Actual
1464. Primary R, M, and E Focal Strategy [Population Status, Hydrosystem, Tributary Habitat, Estuary/Ocean, Harvest, Hatchery, Predation, Multiple Strategies]	Tributary Habitat	Tributary Habitat
1472. Primary R, M, and E Type [Status and Trend Monitoring, Action Effectiveness Research, Uncertainties Research, Project Implementation/ Compliance Monitoring]	Action Effectiveness Monitoring	Action Effectiveness Monitoring
1478. Secondary R, M, and E Type [Status and Trend Monitoring, Action Effectiveness Research, Uncertainties Research, Project Implementation/ Compliance Monitoring]	Project Implementation/Compliance Monitoring	Project Implementation/Compliance Monitoring

Location

<a target='blank' href='https://www.monitoringresources.org/Designer/Design/Detail/2841'>Location data for Area of Inference (AOI) should be entered into MonitoringResources.org. Click here to go to that site.</a>

Focal Species

Primary Focal Species:

Chinook (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) - All Populations; Steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss) - All Populations

Secondary Focal Species:

None

Environmental Compliance

This work element does not require Environmental Compliance

RM&E Metadata

Data Repositories:

Title	Link
CHaMPmonitoring.org	http://champmonitoring.org/
ISEMP - Integrated Status and Effectiveness Monitoring Program	http://www.nwfsc.noaa.gov/research/divisions/cbd/mathbio/isemp/index.cfm
NOAA Status, Trend, and Effectiveness Monitoring (STEM) Databank	https://www.webapps.nwfsc.noaa.gov/stem/
PTAGIS Website	http://www.ptagis.org/

Study Plan:

Study Plan Name	Study Plan Owner	Protocol State	Sample Design Name
ISEMP Data Analyst Protocol v1.0 v1.0	Carol Volk	Draft	Develop models of learning and information flow - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration v1.0

Methods:

ID	Name	Type	Optional	Customized Based On	Status
485	Cormack-Jolly-Seber (CJS) Model v1.0	Data Analysis/Interpretation	No	N/A	Finalized
958	Estimate Life-Cycle Survival and Transportation Effects for Non-residualizing Chinook Using PIT-Tag Detections v1.0	Data Analysis/Interpretation	No	N/A	Draft
14	Fish Community - Data Analysis v1.0	Data Analysis/Interpretation	No	N/A	Finalized
785	Fish survival using mark-recapture v1.0	Data Analysis/Interpretation	No	N/A	Archived
1403	ISEMP Spatial Autocorrelation Analysis v1.0	Data Analysis/Interpretation	No	N/A	Draft
164	Laboratory Methods for Benthic Macroinvertebrate Data v1.0	Data Collection	No	N/A	Finalized
137	Mark-Recapture Estimates from Snorkeling Data v1.0	Data Analysis/Interpretation	No	N/A	Finalized
637	Model Selection using Akaike Information Criterion (AIC). v1.0	Data Analysis/Interpretation	No	N/A	Finalized
621	Robust Tag Release-Recapture v1.0	Data Analysis/Interpretation	No	N/A	Draft
633	Sample Size Estimation v1.0	Data Analysis/Interpretation	No	N/A	Draft

Metrics:

Title	Category	Subcategory	Subcategory focus 1	Subcategory focus 2
Abundance of Fish Analysis	Fish	Abundance of Fish (ID: 46)	Fish Life Stage: RANGE: Juvenile to Adult	Fish Origin: Both
Salmonid Juvenile and Adult Productivity Analysis	Fish	Productivity: Fish (ID: 163)	Fish Life Stage: RANGE: Adult to Juvenile	Fish Origin: Both

Area of Inference:

Name	Value
Columbia River Basin	Yes
NPPC Subbasins	ENTIAT
NPPC Subbasins	JOHN DAY
HUC4 - Sub Basin	LEMHI
HUC4 - Sub Basin	SOUTH FORK SALMON
NPPC Subbasins	WENATCHEE

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Implementation Metrics