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A compendium of viable salmonid population abundance and productivity field and analysis methods for natural origin steelhead populations in the middle Columbia River DPS of northeast Oregon from 1959 to 2015

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TitleA compendium of viable salmonid population abundance and productivity field and analysis methods for natural origin steelhead populations in the middle Columbia River DPS of northeast Oregon from 1959 to 2015Alternative TitleCompendium of viable salmonid population abundance and productivity field and analysis methods for natural origin steelhead populations in the middle Columbia River distinct population segment of northeast Oregon from 1959 to 2015Personal NameCarmichael, Richard W. (Richard William)Bliesner, Kasey L.Cameron, William A.Clarke, Lance R.Craft, Nadine M.Faber, Derrek M.Kurtz, Dana G.Ruzycki, James R.Tinus, EricCorporate NameOregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Northeast-Central Oregon Fish Research and Monitoring ProgramSubjectSteelhead (Fish) -- Productivity -- Columbia RiverSteelhead (Fish) -- Monitoring -- Columbia RiverFish populations -- Columbia RiverDate2015CollectionFish & Wildlife Last edited by: Angie Jannelli

LanguageengPublisherNortheast-Central Oregon Fish Research and Monitoring Program (NECORM), Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Eastern Oregon UniversityPlace of PublicationLa Grande, ORFormonline resourceExtent1 online resource (104 pages in various pagings)Type of ResourcetextIssuancemonographicSummary"Goals of this report are to provide a thorough explanation of methods and changes to the methods included in the natural origin spawner abundance (NOSA) and recruits per spawner (RperS) datasets Viable Salmonid Population (VSP) indicators and metrics. The VSP indicators are used to assess the current status of the populations, in terms of extinction risk. These abundance and productivity VSP indicators are in the DES, along with brief methods and changes to methods for those indicators and metrics. Full DES records can be quite large tables and are not presented in this compendium ... One final goal of this report is to provide a citable reference for co-managers and interested parties when referencing ODFW abundance and productivity data in their own reports and analyses."--Compendium Format and Goals section (page 2)Noteauthors: Richard W. Carmichael, Kasey L. Bliesner, Will Cameron, Lance R. Clarke, Nadine M. Craft, Derrek M. Faber, Dana G. Kurtz, James R. Ruzycki, Eric TinusIncludes bibliographical references (pages 57-60)

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