Presentations

Title	Presenter	Time	Size
Wednesday, February 7, 2007 Session: Fish Response to Implementing ROD Flows
Anadromous salmonid escapement/total run-size responses	Nina Hemphill & Wade Sinnen	8:25	1.2 mb
Juvenile salmonid abundance and emigration timing relative to Trinity River discharge	William Pinnix & Paul Petros	8:55	4.1 mb
Adult chinook salmon migration behavior: Implications of flow management in the Trinity River	Josh Strange	9:25	4.2 mb
Mercury transport during high flows in the lower Trinity River	Jim Rytuba	9:45	2.6 mb
Session: Fine Sediment Measurement and Modeling
Watershed restoration overview and effectiveness	Josh Allen	10:55	10 mb
Evaluation of fine sediment production in the Rush Creek watershed	Mary Ann Madej	11:10	2.4 mb
Method for estimating fine sediment storage on the mainstem streambed	David Gaeuman	11:25	1mb
Session: Fish and Avian Habitat
Trinity River salmonid life histories: What we know, and what we need to know	Aaron Martin	2:00	2.5 mb
2-D habitat modeling: predicted versus observed habitat and comparison with fish utilization	Thomas Hardy & Ekaterina Saraeva	2:20	6 mb
Predicting changes in bird abundance caused by removal and succession of riparian habitat	Sherri Miller, C.J. Ralph & Pablo Herrera	2:40	21 mb
Temporal and spatial distribution of salmon spawning from Lewiston Dam to Cedar Flat River Access: 2002-2006	Charles Chamberlain	3:15	4.1 mb
Where are summer coho?	Pat Garrison	3:25	1.7 mb
Restoration actions and juvenile coho rearing habitat: Research design and one year of data	John Hannon & Mark Bowen	3:55	3.5 mb
Evaluating the effectiveness of rehabilitation actions in creating fish habitat in the Trinity River	Darcy Pickard	4:15	1.5 mb
Thursday February 8, 2007 Session: Impacts to Natural Production
Abundance, habitat selection and potential for fish predation from common mergansers on the Trinity River	C.J. Ralph, Sherri Miller & Pablo Herrera	8:00	12 mb
Predation by hatchery-reared steelhead on natural salmonid fry in the upper Trinity River, California 2005	Seth Naman	8:15	1.4 mb
Fish health data trends for Trinity River chinook	Scott Foott	8:35	1 mb
Session: Coarse Sediment Measurement and Modeling
WY 2006 Sediment transport monitoring meeting flow objectives changing sediment transport dynamics AND WY 2006 Preliminary results from the acoustic bedload surrogate measurements	Graham Matthews, Wesley Smith & Smokey Pittman	9:50	4.7 mb
HEC-RAS sediment model for the Trinity River CANCELLED	Stanford Gibson	-	-
Geomorphic basis for gravel augmentation design	David Gaeuman	10:40	2 mb
Session: Information Management
Overview of the Integrated Information Management System	Andreas Krause	11:25	1 mb
Session: Water Temperature Compliance and Modeling
Meeting water temperature objectives in the Trinity River - A post-ROD review	Paul Zedonis	12:15	6 mb
Trinity River flow and temperature modeling	Ibrahim Sogutlugil	12:35	4.5 mb
Thermodynamics of Trinity and Lewiston Reservoir	Mike Deas	12:55	0.5 mb
Trinity Reservoir cold water pool: Historical analysis and future outlook	Tom Stokely	1:15	6.5 mb
Session: Biologic Response to Water Temperature
Condition factor indices of outmigrating juvenile Trinity River anadromous fish at Willow Creek, CA	Tim Hayden	2:20	4.2 mb
Breeding phenology of the foothill yellow-legged frogs 2004-2006	Jamie Bettaso, Don Ashton & Hartwell Welsh	2:40	5.4 mb
Comparative life history characteristics of western pond turtle populations on the Trinity River mainstem and the South Fork Trinity	Don Ashton, Jamie Bettaso & Hartwell Welsh	2:55	24 mb
Basking patterns and thermal regulatory behaviors of western pond turtles: Comparing responses to thermal regimes in dammed and undammed tributaries of the Trinity River	Jamie Bettaso, Don Ashton, Hartwell Welsh & Robert Sullivan	3:10	11.3 mb
Temperature effects on reproductive performance of Trinity River spring-run chinook salmon	Keith Marine, Kendall Ross & Chris Myrick	3:25	8.3 mb
Session: Hatchery Impacts
Influences of hatchery mating, rearing and release practices on life history traits of chinook salmon at Trinity River Hatchery	Dave Hankin	4:15	2.6 mb
Hybridization between spring-run and fall-run chinook salmon returning to Trinity River, California	Andrew Kinziger, Eric Loudenslager, David Hankin, Eric Anderson & John Carlos Garza	4:35	1.3 mb
Integrating hatchery and natural production in restoration planning - Current state of the science	Eric Loudenslager	4:55	0.1 mb
Friday, February 9, 2007 Session: The AEAM Process at Hocker Flat
Results of WY2006 geomorphic monitoring at Hocker Flat	Geoff Hales & Scott McBain	8:00	3.5 mb
WY2006 riparian monitoring and experimentation results at Hocker Flat	John Bair & Sunny Loya	8:15	2.6 mb
Bioaccumulation of mercury in the Hocker Flat restoration area	Roger Hothem, Jason May, Darrin Bergen, Bonnie Trejo & Marissa Bauer	8:30	27 mb
Session: Integrating Habitat and Geomorphic Process
Preliminary results of 2006 geomorphic mapping	David Gaeuman	9:15	2.5 mb
Assessing the risk of redd scour on the Trinity River	Christine May, Bonnie Pryor, Tom Lisle & Margaret Lang	9:30	7.3 mb
Initial fish response to July 2006 hatchery gravel augmentation project	Greg Pasternack	9:45	2.3 mb
Integrating salvage LWD in rehabilitation site construction	John Klochak	10:00	5.3 mb

Closing session discussion	Rod Wittler	11:00	2.1 mb