Interior’s Recommendations to the SWRCB re: DCC Gate ... · Source: Vogel, 2002 Asilomar...
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Interior’s Recommendations to the SWRCB re: DCC Gate Operations
• Interior will present information from past fishery studies thatindicate diversion into the interior Delta lowers juvenile salmon survival. Closing the Delta Cross Channel would be an action that is intended to reduce the number diverted.
• DWR will explain how the salmon decision tree is used to protect juvenile salmon on a real-time basis.
• Interior recommends that the salmon decision tree and DAT CALFED Ops process continue to be used to provide fish protection related to the DCC gate operations
• When the DCC studies have been completed and DCC gate operations alternatives have been evaluated (estimated 5-7 years) Interior will address the SWRCB with specific recommendations re: the WQCP DCC gate operations.
Salmon Conceptual Model and Basis for DCC Closures
SWRCB Periodic ReviewNovember 15, 2004
Pat Brandes - USFWS
Sacramento
Delta CrossChannel
Stockton
ChippsIsland
American
Rive
r
Sacramento
River
San JoaquinR
iver
SWPCVP
GeorgianaSlough
Vernalis
CliftonCourtForebay
Interior Delta
North Delta
Mossdale
Conceptual Model of juvenile salmon migration through the Delta
-Sac Basin salmon move into interior Delta through the open DCC and GS
- in the interior Delta their survival is lower
- and a function of exports
- Vulnerable to entrainment during emigration
Main-st
em Sac
ramen
to Rive
r
upper Old River
Conceptual Model of juvenile salmon migration through the Sacramento Delta
-Sac Basin salmon move into interior Delta through the open DCC and GS
Mossdale
Flood Tide Gates openSource: Vogel 2002 Asilomar Presentation
EBB Tide DCC gates closed
Source: Vogel, 2002 Asilomar Presentation
% Freeport flow diverted into interior Delta w ith DCC gates open and closed
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Flow (cfs) Thousand
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ent w
ater
div
erte
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Assume more salmon move into the interior Delta when the DCC gates are open
Conceptual Model of juvenile salmon migration through the Sacramento Delta
-Sac Basin salmon move into interior Delta through the open DCC and GS
-More move into interior Delta with gates open
-Survival is lower in the interior Delta
Mossdale
Sacramento
3
1 “Courtland” (below Steamboat and Sutter Sloughs)2 Ryde3 Isleton
21
HoodDelta CrossChannel
Rio Vista
= Release Site
Stockton
ChippsIsland
American
Rive
r
Consu
mnes R
iver
Mokelumne River
Sacramento
River
Calaveras Rive
r
San Joaquin River
SWPCVP
GeorgianaSlough
Marked juvenile salmon releasesmade on Sac River above and below the DCC and GS
Survival indices to Chipps Island of marked juvenile salmon released upstream and downstream of the Delta Cross Channel and Georgiana Slough
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0.5
1
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1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1988 1989 1989
Upstream Downstream
DCC gates open
Surv
ival
Inde
x
Upstream < downstream (p<0.05)
Data would infer additional mortality of upstream group due to some entering DCC and GS
Survival indices to Chipps Island of marked juvenile salmon released upstream and downstream of the Delta Cross Channel and Georgiana Slough
DCC gates closed
Upstream < downstream (p<0.05)
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Upstream Downstream
Surv
ival
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x
Data would infer additional mortality of upstream group due to some entering GS
Sacramento
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1 Ryde2 Georgiana Slough3 Isleton4 Lower Mok.
1
Hood
Delta CrossChannel
Rio Vista
= Release Site
Stockton
ChippsIsland
American
Rive
r
Consu
mnes R
iver
Mokelumne River
Sacramento
River
Calaveras Rive
rSan Joaquin
River
SWP
CVP
GeorgianaSlough
Release sites for marked salmonreleased on Sacramento River (Ryde and Isleton) and interior Delta (Georgiana Slough and Lower Mokelumne)
2
4
Survival indices to Chipps Island
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0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5
Fall Late fall Fall Fry
Fall GS< Ryde (p<0.05)Late-fall GS<Ryde (p<0.05)
Geo
rgia
na S
loug
h/ L
ower
Mok
elum
ne
Ryde/Isleton
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rior D
elta
Main-Stem Sacramento River
Fall GS< Ryde (p<0.05)Late-fall GS<Ryde (p<0.05)
Geo
rgia
na S
loug
h/ L
ower
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elum
ne
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0 0.005 0.01 0.015 0.02 0.025
Fall Late fall Fall Fry
Ryde/Isleton
Recovery Rates in the ocean fishery
Main-Stem Sacramento River
Inte
rior D
elta
Conceptual Model of juvenile salmon migration through the Sacramento Delta
-Sac Basin salmon move into interior Delta through the open DCC and GS
-More move into interior Delta with gates open
-Survival is lower In the interior Delta
-and a function of exports
Mossdale
10002000
30004000
50006000
70008000
900010000
11000
EXPORTS
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8SU
RVI
VAL
y = -3E-05x + 0.4742R2 = 0.2673 (p<0.10)
n=13
12/03
12/02
(GS/
Ryd
eR
atio
)
(mean of 3 days after release)
Relationship between GS/Ryde survival ratio and CVP/SWP exports with 95% confidence intervals
y = -4E-05x + 0.5302R2 = 0.3668 (p<0.05)
y = -5E-05x + 0.7998R2 = 0.3934(p<0.05)
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Chipps Is.
N=11
GS/
Ryd
esu
rviv
al ra
tio
Exports in cfs (for 3 days after release)
Relationships between GS/Ryde survival ratio and CVP/SWP exports
Conceptual Model of juvenile salmon migration through the Sacramento Delta
-Sac Basin salmon move into interior Delta through the open DCC and GS
-More move into interior Delta with gates open
- In the interior Delta, their survival is lower
- and a function of exports
MossdaleStatistical Modeling of fall run CWT recoveries is supportive of this conceptual model
Hierarchical Coefficients
Unp
aired Coe
fficients
Log Fl
ow
Hatche
ry Tem
p
Tide
Export
s/Flow
Gate
Release
Temp
Size
Turbidi
ty
Salin
ity +
+
_
0
0
Standardized coefficients and +/- 2 standard errors of two separate Newman models estimating fall run salmon smolt survival through the Delta
Results of two Fall run CWT Sacramento Delta Salmon Smolt SurvivalModels
Paired model
Unp
aire
d m
odel
R
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s) Sac. TrawlOlder Juveniles*per 10 tows
NUMBER OF JUVENILE CHINOOK RECOVERED IN THESACRAMENTO RIVER AND DELTA
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1 16OCT 01
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DWR-DES 06 JUL 2004*Plus counts not includedData preliminary, subject to revision
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1 16NOV 01
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AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
2001-2002SAC TRAWL
CHIPPS TRAWL
CVP/SWP
OLDER JUVENILES
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NUMBER OF JUVENILE CHINOOK RECOVERED IN THESACRAMENTO RIVER AND DELTA
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SWP & CVPOlder Juveniles
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1 16DEC 01
1 16JAN 02
1 15FEB 02
1 16MAR 02
1 16APR 02
1 16MAY 02
1 16JUN 02
1 16JUL 02
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1 16AUG 01
1 16SEP 01
1 16OCT 01
1 16NOV 01
1 16DEC 01
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1 16JUN 02
1 16JUL 02
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DWR-DES 06 JUL 2004*Plus counts not includedData preliminary, subject to revision
1 16AUG 01
1 16SEP 01
1 16OCT 01
1 16NOV 01
1 16DEC 01
1 16JAN 02
1 15FEB 02
1 16MAR 02
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1 16MAY 02
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ENGTH
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FLOWS cfs*1000
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1 Dot =1 Observed Chinook Revised 05/12/2003
FALL
LATEFALL
WINTER
SPRING
FALL
LATEFALL
Delta OutflowSac & SJ RiversSWP & CVP
OBSERVED CHINOOK SALVAGE AT THE SWP & CVPDELTA FISH FACILITIES 8/1/01 THROUGH 07/31/02
No Adipose Fin Clip - Not Tissue SampledNo Adipose Fin Clip - Tissue Sampled, not DNA AnalyzedNo Adipose Fin Clip - DNA Analyzed, Non-Winter RunNo Adipose Fin Clip - DNA Analyzed, Winter Run
AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
2001-2002SAC TRAWL
CHIPPS TRAWL
CVP/SWP
OLDER JUVENILES/ WINTER RUN
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Num
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ered
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r 10
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Num
ber Recov
ered
(pe
r 10
tow
s) Chipps Island TrawlOlder Juveniles*(per 10 tows)
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SWP & CVP Daily Loss
SWP & CVPOlder Juveniles
NUMBER OF JUVENILE CHINOOK RECOVERED IN THESACRAMENTO RIVER AND DELTA
Plus counts not includedDWR-DES 09 JUN 2003
PRELIMINARY, SUBJECT TO REVISION
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1 16OCT 00
1 16NOV 00
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1 16JAN 01
1 15FEB 01
1 16MAR 01
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1 16OCT 00
1 16NOV 00
1 16DEC 00
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1 16AUG 00
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1 16DEC 00
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1 15FEB 01
1 16MAR 01
1 16APR 01
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1 16JUL 01
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2000-2001SAC TRAWL
CHIPPS TRAWL
CVP/SWP
OLDER JUVENILES
AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
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ber Recov
ered
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r 10
tow
s) Sacramento TrawlOlder Juveniles*(per 10 tows)
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ber Recov
ered
(pe
r 10
tow
s) Chipps Island TrawlOlder Juveniles*(per 10 tows)
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SWP & CVP Daily Loss
SWP & CVPOlder Juveniles
NUMBER OF JUVENILE CHINOOK RECOVERED IN THESACRAMENTO RIVER AND DELTA
Plus counts not includedDWR-DES 09 JUN 2003
PRELIMINARY, SUBJECT TO REVISION
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1 16SEP 00
1 16OCT 00
1 16NOV 00
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1 16MAR 01
1 16APR 01
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1 16SEP 00
1 16OCT 00
1 16NOV 00
1 16DEC 00
1 16JAN 01
1 15FEB 01
1 16MAR 01
1 16APR 01
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ENGTH
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GTH
INCHES
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OW
S cfs*1
000
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100Delta OutflowSac & SJ RiversSWP & CVP
Cross ChannelGates Open
1 Dot = 1 Observed Chinook Revised 7/22/03
OBSERVED CHINOOK SALVAGE AT THE SWP & CVPDELTA FISH FACILITIES 8/1/00 THROUGH 7/31/01
FALL
LATEFALL
WINTER
SPRING
FALL
LATEFALL
DELTA MODEL
DELTA MODEL
No Adipose Fin Clip - Not Tissue SampledNo Adipose Fin Clip - Tissue Sampled,Not DNA AnalyzedNo Adipose Fin Clip - DNA Analyzed, Non WinterDNA Analyzed - Winter
2000-2001SAC TRAWL
CHIPPS TRAWL
CVP/SWP
OLDER JUVENILES/ WINTER RUN
AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
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Num
ber Rec
overed
(pe
r 10
tow
s) Sacramento TrawlFry/Smolts*(per 10 tows)
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Num
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overed
(pe
r 10
tow
s) Chipps Island TrawlFry/Smolts*(per 10 tows)
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SWP & CVP Daily Los
s
SWP & CVPFry/Smolts
NUMBER OF FRY/SMOLT CHINOOK RECOVERED IN THESACRAMENTO RIVER AND DELTA
Plus counts not includedDWR-DES 09 JUN 2003
PRELIMINARY, SUBJECT TO REVISION
1 16AUG 00
1 16SEP 00
1 16OCT 00
1 16NOV 00
1 16DEC 00
1 16JAN 01
1 15FEB 01
1 16MAR 01
1 16APR 01
1 16MAY 01
1 16JUN 01
1 16JUL 01
31
1 16AUG 00
1 16SEP 00
1 16OCT 00
1 16NOV 00
1 16DEC 00
1 16JAN 01
1 15FEB 01
1 16MAR 01
1 16APR 01
1 16MAY 01
1 16JUN 01
1 16JUL 01
31
1 16AUG 00
1 16SEP 00
1 16OCT 00
1 16NOV 00
1 16DEC 00
1 16JAN 01
1 15FEB 01
1 16MAR 01
1 16APR 01
1 16MAY 01
1 16JUN 01
1 16JUL 01
31
2000-2001 SAC TRAWLMOSSDALE TRAWL
CHIPPS TRAWL
CVP/SWP
AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
The basis of DCC fish protective actions in the Delta for juvenile salmonis based on evidence that indicates:
-survival in the Delta is lower in the interior Delta
- and that with the DCC gates closed a lower percent of water and presumably juvenile salmon is diverted into the interior Delta
This action will likely increase the survival of juvenile salmon through the Delta
The timing of action is designed to increase survival during periods of high abundance of the various races/runs
Interior’s Recommendations to the SWRCB re: DCC Gate Operations
• Interior presented information from past fishery studies that indicate diversion into the interior Delta lowers juvenile salmon survival. Closing the Delta Cross Channel would be an action that is intended to reduce the number diverted.
• DWR will explain how the salmon decision tree is used to protect juvenile salmon on a real-time basis.
• Interior recommends that the salmon decision tree and DAT CALFED Ops process continue to be used to provide fish protection related to the DCC gate operations
• When the DCC studies have been completed and DCC gate operations alternatives have been evaluated (estimated 5-7 years) Interior will address the SWRCB with specific recommendations re: the WQCP DCC gate operations.
0
0.5
1
1.5
0 0.5 1 1.5
Open Closed
Survival indices to Chipps Island of marked juvenile salmon released upstream and downstream of the Delta Cross Channel and Georgiana Slough with DCC gates open and closed
Survival indices of Downstream Groups
Surv
ival
indi
ces
of u
pstre
am g
roup
s
Loss due to GS
Loss due to open DCC
y = -5E-05x + 0.7998R2 = 0.3934(p<0.05)
0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000EXPORTS
0.0
0.3
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0.9
1.2SU
RVI
V AL
0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000EXPORTS
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0.6
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1.2SU
RVI
V ALO
CE A
Ocean
Chipps Is.
N=11
Exports in cfs (for 3 days after release)
y = -4E-05x + 0.5302R2 = 0.3668 (p<0.05)
GS/
Ryd
eSu
rviv
al R
atio
(with
95%
con
fiden
ce in
terv
als)