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Adult Passage Counts
Historical Run Timing
PIT Tag Adult Returns
Conversion Rate
Fallback Rates
Reach Distribution & Delay
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PIT Tag Observations
Historical Run Timing
Tag Files for CJS & Travel Time
Smolt Index
Transportation
Lwr Granite Bypass & Spillway
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Adult Passage Counts
Bonneville Adult Spring Chinook
Bonneville Adult Steelhead
Spring Spill Chinook Fallback
River Environment
Summer Water Temperature
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Adult Passage Counts
PIT Tag Adult Returns
ESU & DPS
Juvenile PIT Tag Observations
Smolt Index
River Environment
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Basin Conditions
River Environment
Hourly Water Quality
Streamflow
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Basin Scale Indices
Coastal Upwelling Index
Ocean Moored Buoys
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PIT Tag Observations
Travel Times
Historical Run Timing
SAR Survivals
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Performance Measures
Adult Ladder Temperatures
Hourly Adult Passage & River

Bull Trout
Lamprey
Summary by Release Year

Overview of DART
Access all DART tools
Metadata and Glossaries
Data Inventory
Data Site Maps
News and Announcements
Data Feedback

Predictions

PIT Tag stocks
Passage Index
Chelan Passage Counts
PIT Tag ESU stocks

Passage
Daily Run Size & Passage
Peak Arrival Timing & Run Size

Water temperature
Total Dissolved Gas

SAR.DOY.TEMP Shiny app

Methods
Overview
Publications

Trends

Columbia Basin Annual Trends
ROSTER Performance Measures
PIT Tag Survival & Travel Time

Dam Conditions
Reservoir Conditions
Predicted Stream Temperatures

Tools

ATLAS
Basin TribPit
Branch
PitPro
ROSTER
SampleSize
SURPH
USER
more

COMPASS
RealTime Forecasters
TDG Mortality using COMPASS

Egg Growth
Vitality Model

CRiSP Harvest
CRiSP Passage
more

Publications

Papers, reports and books
Google Scholar by Author
ResearchGate profiles by Author
Video tutorials
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Data

Data Access in Real Time

Access data, summaries and visualizations in real time through online queries.

Information available includes data on salmon, steelhead, freshwater resident species, and environmental conditions related to river, estuary, ocean, and climate.

Resources

Overview of DART
Access all DART tools
Metadata and Glossaries
Data Inventory
Data Site Maps
News and Announcements
Data Feedback

Adult Salmonid Passage

Adult Passage Counts
Historical Run Timing
PIT Tag Adult Returns
Conversion Rate
Fallback Rates
Reach Distribution & Delay
more

Juvenile Salmonid Passage

PIT Tag Observations
Historical Run Timing
Tag Files for CJS & Travel Time
Smolt Index
Transportation
Lwr Granite Bypass & Spillway
more

Quick Look

Adult Passage Counts
Bonneville Adult Spring Chinook
Bonneville Adult Steelhead
Spring Spill Chinook Fallback
River Environment
Summer Water Temperature
more

Graphics & Text

Adult Passage Counts
PIT Tag Adult Returns
ESU & DPS
Juvenile PIT Tag Observations
Smolt Index
River Environment
more

Freshwater Conditions

Basin Conditions
River Environment
Hourly Water Quality
Streamflow
more

Ocean & Climate Conditions

Basin Scale Indices
Coastal Upwelling Index
Ocean Moored Buoys
more

ESU & DPS Populations

PIT Tag Observations
Travel Times
Historical Run Timing
SAR Survivals
more

Fish & Environment

Performance Measures
Adult Ladder Temperatures
Hourly Adult Passage & River

Resident & Other Species

Bull Trout • Lamprey
Summary by Release Year

Predictions

Predictions

Access predictions of fish and river conditions in real-time and for historical dates. Products include Inseason Forecasts of juvenile and adult salmon passage through the Snake and Columbia rivers, and forecasts of water temperature and total dissolved gas.

Resources

Methods
Overview
Publications

Inseason Smolt Passage

PIT Tag stocks
Passage Index
Chelan Passage Counts
PIT Tag ESU stocks

Inseason Adult Passage

Passage
Daily Run Size & Passage
Peak Arrival Timing & Run Size

Inseason Water Quality

Water temperature
Total Dissolved Gas

Seasonal Survival

SAR.DOY.TEMP Shiny app

Trends

Trends

Access fish status indices and historical trends in fish populations. The status and trends are determined from analytical research, monitoring, and evaluation related to the Federal Columbia River Power System Biological Opinion.

Explore data and historical trends of river, dam and reservoir conditions.

Fish Status & Trends

Columbia Basin Annual Trends -- Includes adult escapement, passage, survival, D, T/I, SAR survival, and juvenile detection probability, survival and travel time for different salmon species and areas.
ROSTER Results
PIT Tag Survival & Travel Time

River & Stream Conditions

Dam Conditions
Reservoir Conditions
Predicted Stream Temperatures

Tools

Tools

Access freely available desktop software applications and R packages.

Statistical tools and mechanistic models relate to salmon, including egg growth, vitality-based survival, COMPASS, movement behavior, run timing and parameter estimation.

Parameter Estimation

ATLAS
Basin TribPit
Branch
PitPro
ROSTER
SampleSize
SURPH
USER
more

Fish Passage Models

COMPASS
RealTime Forecasters
TDG Mortality using COMPASS

Other Models

Egg Growth
Vitality Model

Archived Models

CRiSP Harvest
CRiSP Passage
more

Publications

Publications

Browse publications by CBR. Supportive materials include videos.

Publications & Resources

Papers, reports and books
Google Scholar by Author
ResearchGate profiles by Author
Video tutorials
more

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CBR is an interdisciplinary research center whose mission is to provide quantitative approaches to issues involving endangered salmonid stocks in the western United States.

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Basin TribPit 1.3.4

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Enhancements

Sites configuration updated

Distribution

BasinTribPit_1.3.4.0.exe

Version

1.3.4

Release Date

2022-10-18

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