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Meta IdentifiersedMcBain
Type of Dataspawning gravel substrate composition and permeability
OriginatorMcBain and Trush
DescriptionThe data represents substrate composition and permeability conditions of ten tributaries in the Garcia River Watershed. Relationships of substrate composition and permeability to salmonid survival to emergence are established using methods of Tappel and Bjornn (1983) and Tagart (1976) and McCuddin (1977). Data also asses sample size necessary within a single tributary to reduce variability in substrate composition and permeability data. Additionally, relationships (correlation) between substrate composition and permeability are assessed.
AreaGarcia River Watershed
Metadata Date3/6/03
Metadata ContactBrian Woolsey
Contact Person PrimaryDarren Mierau
Statuscomplete
Lead PersonBrain Woolsey
Lead OrganizationIFR
Data Set Namefines_085_allen_mcbaintrush.dbf, fines_085_bw_mcbaintrush.dbf, fines_085_fleming_mcbaintrush.dbf, fines_085_horace_mcbaintrush.dbf, fines_085_inman_mcbaintrush.dbf, fines_085_mill_mcbaintrush.dbf, fines_085_sf_mcbaintrush.dbf, permeability_allen_mcbaintrush.dbf, permeability_bw_mcbaintrush.dbf, permeability_fleming_mcbaintrush.dbf, permeability_horace_mcbaintrush.dbf, permeability_inman_mcbaintrush.dbf, permeability_mill_mcbaintrush.dbf, permeability_sf_mcbaintrush.dbf, sed_mcbain_cumdist.dbf, sed_mcbain_fines_lt5_6mm.db, sed_mcbain_perm_f085_tribs.dbf, sed_mcbain_site.dbf, sed_mcbain_tributary.dbf, sed_nf_mcbaintrush.dbf, sed_pardaloe_mcbaintrush.dbf, sed_whitlow_mcbaintrush.dbf
PurposeThe purpose of this study was to fulfill objectives proposed in the Watershed Assessment and Cooperative Instream Monitoring Plan for The Garcia River, Mendocino County, California (IMP), prepared by the Mendocino County Resource Conservation District (MCRCD) and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CDF). The objectives of this study included: (1) establish baseline substrate composition and permeability conditions for long-term trend monitoring in the Garcia River watershed; (2) assess the relationship (correlation) between substrate composition and permeability, and the general utility of these methods for assessing the condition of salmonid spawning substrates (in terms of the statistical precision of the results they generate, sample size needed to detect significant differences among different streams and over time, and their ability to predict salmonid survival to emergence).
Data Quality Informationexcellent
Use Constraintspermeability should only be considered an index of gravel quality, and predictions of salmonid reproductive success are tentative.
Supplemental InformationPrepared for the Mendocino County Resource Conservation District. Permeability based salmonid egg survival to emergence estimates are based on Tagart (1976) and McCuddin (1977).
Keywordsgravel, substrate, permeability, salmonid survival
PublisherMcBain and Trush
Publication PlaceArcata, CA
Publication DateApril 20, 2000
TitleSpawning Gravel Composition and Permeability within the Garcia River Watershed, CA Final Report
Contact OrganizationMcBain and Trush
Contact AddressP. O. Box 663/824 L Street, Studio 5
Contact CityArcata
Contact StateCA
Contact Zip Code95521
Contact Voice Telephone(707) 826-7794
Contact Fax(707) 826-7795
Contact Emailmcbaintrush@mcbaintrust.com

 
 
 
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