Fisheries Bioengineering Symposium
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Description
J. Colt and R. J. White, editors
556 pages
Published by American Fisheries Society, 1991
Summary
Symposium 10: Proceedings of the 1988 “Fisheries Bioengineering Symposium,” held at Portland, Oregon.
This book presents 65 papers based on the interface of biology and engineering. Most of the symposium was devoted to solutions in two divergent topics: habitat improvement and restoration, and mitigation via hatcheries, which define the main alternatives available for correcting fishery losses in developed river and which are the professional concerns of bioengineering. New approaches to habitat rehabilitation, fish passage design, and hatchery function are covered.
This book is intended for:
* salmonid fishery managers * hatchery managers
Table of Contents
Foreword Acknowledgments Symbols and Abbreviations
PERSPECTIVES
Overview of Effects of Pacific Coast River Regulation on Salmonids and the Opportunities for Mitigation J. H. Mundie
Future of Salmon W. J. McNeil
Bioengineering Problems in River Systems of the Central Valley, California R. L. Brown
An Investigation of Environmental Improvements for Fish Production in Developed Japanese Rivers S. Nakamura, N. Mizuno, N. Tamai, and R. Ushida
HABITATS
Introduction R. J. White
Objectives Should Dictate Methods in Managing Stream Habitat for Fish R. J. White
Stream Habitat Management for Fish in the Northwestern United States: The Role of Riparian Vegetation R. L. Beschta
Establishing Volunteers in Natural Resource Restoration Programs A. W. Johnson and W. J. Daley
Responses of Anadromous Salmonids to Habitat Modification: How Do We Measure Them? G. H. Reeves, F. H. Everest, and J. R. Sedell
Planning and Evaluating Habitat Projects for Anadromous Salmonids F. H. Everest, J. R. Sedell, G. H. Reeves, and M. S. Bryant
Hydraulic Analysis and Modeling of Fish Habitat Structure B. A. Heiner
A Method for Estimating Fishery Benefits for Galloway Dam and Reservoir J. L. McKern
The Beaded Channel: A Low-Cost Technique for Enhancing Winter Habitat of Coho Salmon C. J. Cederholm and W. J. Scarlett
Construction, Operation, and Evaluation of Groundwater-Fed Side Channels for Chum Salmon in British Columbia R. G. Bonnell
Physical Characteristics and Intragravel Survival of Chum Salmon in Developed and Natural Groundwater Channels in Washington L. Cowan
Some Environmental Requirements of Atlantic Salmon T. G. Heggberget
Restructuring Streams for Anadromous Salmonids N. B. Armantrout
Habitat and Channel Changes after Rehabilitation of Two Coastal Streams in Oregon R. House, V. Crispin, and J. M. Suther
Bringing Back the “Bio” in Bioengineering J. R. Sedell and R. L. Beschta
Rehabilitation of Estuarine Fish Habitat at Campbell River, British Columbia C. D. Levings and J. S. Macdonald
Cooperative Efforts to Protect Salmonid Habitat from Potential Effects of Highway Construction in British Columbia F. J. Andrew
Resisted Lateral Scour in Streams – Its Special Importance to Salmonid Habitat and Management R. J. White
Two-Pin Method for the Layout of Stream Habitat Enhancement Designs D. E. Miller, R. J. O’Brien, and G. P. Koonce
Vortex Mechanisms of Local Scour at Model Fishrocks R. T. Cullen
Increased Densities of Atlantic Salmon Smolts in the River Orkla, Norway, after Regulation for Hydropower Production N. A. Hvidsten and O. Ugedal
FISH PASSAGE
Introduction W. S. Rainey
Design, Operation, and Evaluation of an Inverted, Inclined Outmigrant Fish Screen J. A. Bomford and M. G. Lirette
Some Design Considerations for Approach Velocities at Juvenile Salmonid Screening Facilities R. O. Pearce and R. T. Lee
Factors Affecting Performance of the Glenn-Colusa Fish Screen R. D. Clark and J. J. Strong
Design of Low-Cost Fishways P. H. Crook
The Brule River Sea Lamprey Barrier and Fish Ladder, Wisconsin G. A. Holloway
Pool-and-Chute Fishways K. Bates
Recent Adult Fish Passage Projects on Tributaries of the Columbia River W. S. Rainey
Power and Energy Implications of Passage Structures for Fish C. E. Behlke
Effects of Spawning-Run Delay on Spawning Migration of Arctic Grayling D. F. Fleming and J. B. Reynolds
Assessment of Two Denil Fishways for Passage of Freshwater Species C. Katopodis, A. J. Derksen, and B. L. Christensen
Evaluation of Rotating Drum Screen Facilities in the Yakima River Basin, South-Central Washington State D. A. Neitzel. C. S. Abernethy, and E. W. Lusty
Developments in Transportation from Dams to Improve Juvenile Salmonid Survival J. B. Athearn
Approach to Facility and Design Modifications: Stress-Monitoring of Migratory Salmonids C. B. Schreck
FISH HATCHERIES
Introduction J. Colt
On Choosing Well: Bioengineering Reconnaissance of New Hatchery Sites B. G. Shepherd
Application of the Production Capacity Assessment Bioassay J. W. Meade
Hatchery Management of Lake Trout Exposed to Chronic Dissolved Gas Supersaturation W. F. Krise
Water Quality Considerations and Criteria for High-Density Fish Culture with Supplemental Oxygen J. Colt, K. Orwicz, and G. Bouck
Biological Rock Filter Design for Closed Aquaculture Systems D. P. Manthe
A Bioenergetic Model for Application to Intensive Fish Culture System Management A. M. Schuur
Effect of Diet on Growth and Survival of Coho Salmon and on Phosphorus Discharges from a Fish Hatchery H. G. Ketola, H. Westers, W. Houghton, and C. Pecor
Ration Optimalization to Reduce Potential Pollutants – Preliminary Results T. Asgard, R. M. Langaker, K. D. Shearer, E. Austreng, and A. Kittelsen
Ozone for Disinfecting Hatchery Rearing Water D. E. Owsley
Specifying and Monitoring Ultraviolet Systems for Effective Disinfection of Water J. D. Caufield
Development of Carbon Filtration Systems for Removal of Malachite Green L. L. Marking
Evaluation of High- and Low-Pressure Oxygen Injection Techniques W. P. Dwyer, G. A. Kindschi, and C. E. Smith
Evaluation of Two Methods for Oxygenating Hatchery Water Supplies B. Ludwig and G. Gale
Design and Operation of Sealed Columns to Remove Nitrogen and Add Oxygen H. Westers, G. Boersen, and V. Bennett
Bulk Box Aerators: Advantages and Design D. D. MacKinlay
Use of Oxygen-Filled Enclosures for Aeration and Degassing J. W. Meade, B. J. Watten, W. F. Krise, and P. W. Halliburton
Experiences in Evaluating Surface and Diffused-Air Aerators C. E. Boyd
Modeling the Effect of Dissolved Nitrogen and Carbon Dioxide on the Performance of Pure Oxygen Absorption Systems B. J. Watten, J. Colt, and C. E. Boyd
Effect of Oxygen versus Air on Fish in Serial Production J. W. Meade, W. F. Krise, D. Erdahl, J. Ortiz, and A. J. Becker, Jr.
Management Techniques to Minimize the Loss of Genetic Variability in Hatchery Fish Populations R. C. Simon
System for Continuously Monitoring Dissolved Gas in Multiple Water Sources W. F. Krise, W. J. Ridge, and L. J. Mengel
Automated Water Quality Analysis and Control G. E. Kaiser, F. W. Wheaton, and B. Wortman
Microcomputer Models for Salmonid Hatcheries W. E. McLean, J. O. T. Jensen, and P. J. Rombough
The Effect of Moist Air Incubation Conditions and Temperature on Chinook Salmon Egg Survival J. O. T. Jensen and E. P. Groot
Pen Rearing of Juvenile Fall Chinook Salmon in the Columbia River: Alternative Rearing Scenarios J. F. Novotny and T. L. Macy
Offshore Release of Salmon Smolts W. J. McNeil, R. Gowan, and R. Severson
Fecundity and Egg Size of Brook Trout and Brown Trout Brood Stocks in Heated, Recirculated Water N. C. Fraser and C. W. Parke
Sea Releases of Baltic Salmon: Increased Survival with a Delayed-Release Technique T. Eriksson