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Tr-2015-1 Preliminary Hydraulic Design Of A Step-Pool-Type, Nature-Like Fishway March 30, 2015, Bret Towler, James Turek, Alex Haro
Tr-2015-1 Preliminary Hydraulic Design Of A Step-Pool-Type, Nature-Like Fishway March 30, 2015, Bret Towler, James Turek, Alex Haro
UMass Amherst Fish Passage Technical Reports
This technical report presents a method for the preliminary hydraulic design of a step-pool type, nature-like fishway. The method and its companion example, “Nature-Like Fishway at the Obex Mills dam site”, are presented as an instructional exercise illustrating how one may bridge the gap between a conceptual layout and subsequent, more detailed, design phases. This report is intended to supplement the “Federal Interagency Nature-like Fish Passage Guidelines for Atlantic Coast Diadromous Fishes” (unpublished; forthcoming 2015).
Tr‐2014 ‐01 Fish Passage Workshop Training Manual (8/8/2014), Brett Towler
Tr‐2014 ‐01 Fish Passage Workshop Training Manual (8/8/2014), Brett Towler
UMass Amherst Fish Passage Technical Reports
This Technical Report was assembled for, and disturbed during, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) Fish Passage Workshop (Workshop) held in Hadley, Massachusetts on August 5 and 6, 2014. The Workshop, a two-day training course for engineers, biologists, hydrologists, environmental scientists, and practitioners involved in the design, operation and oversight of fish passage projects, was developed in partnership with the U.S. Geological Survey’s (USGS) S.O. Conte Anadromous Fish Research Center (Conte) and the University of Massachusetts Amherst’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE).