ELR/BPA - ISEMP Bridge Creek Restoration & IMW
Project Type: Sponsored Research Project Sponsor: Eco Logical Research, Inc. Project Location: Bridge Creek Intensively Monitored Watershed, John Day Basin, Oregon Status: Ongoing
Project Overview
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Bridge Creek BDS Structures
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Related Links & Research
- NOAA: Linking Fisheries, beaver, geomorphic and physical habitat monitoring data to better understand the effectiveness of restoration efforts in Bridge Creek
- Integrated Status & Effectiveness Monitoring Program
- ISEMP - Bridge Creek Intensively Monitored Watershed
- Bridge Creek IMW Collaborators Pages
- Columbia Habitat Monitoring Program
- CHAMP - Bridge Creek Sites
Project Outputs
Presentations from this Project
- Poster: Wheaton JM, Welsh S, Bouwes N, Pollock M. 2010. Beaver Dam Failure and Abandonment: Complexity Lost? Gravel Bed Rivers VII. Tadoussac, Quebec, Canada.
Publications from this Project
- \2011. De Meurichy K, Wheaton J, Welsh S and Consolati F. Bridge Creek IMW Topographic and Aerial Photography Surveys: 2010-2011 Deliverables Ecogeomorphology and Topographic Analysis Lab, Utah State University, Prepared for Eco Logical Research and NOAA, Logan, Utah, 59 pp.
Datasets from this Project
- Google Earth Tour of 2009 BDSS Structures
- April 2010 Drone Survey Imagery
- NOAA ISEMP - Watershed Sciences - Bridge Creek, Oregon LiDAR Survey, 2005 - Hosted by OpenTopography.org
- 2009-2011 ET-AL Topographic Surveys for Geomorphic Change Detection - Available to collaborators on isemp.egnyte.com
- 2009-2011 ET-AL Topographic Surveys cross-walked into CHaMP compliant form - Coming soon on champmonitoring.org
Project Details
Project PI: Joseph Wheaton Project Personnel from ET-AL: Kenny DeMeurichy, Florie Consolati, & Sonya Welsh (formerly) Project Collaborators: Nick Bouwes (ELR), Nick Webber (ELR), Michael Pollock (NOAA), Chris Jordan (NOAA), Carol Volk (South Fork Research) Funding Source: Bonneville Power Authority - Sub-award to USU from Eco Logical Research, Inc. Project Start Date: **July, 2009 **Project End Date (anticipated): Indefinite
