Project #1076
Bioassessment: A Tool for Managing Aquatic Life Uses for Urban Streams
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Principal Investigator
Michael
Barbour
Research Manager
Dr. Daniel M. Woltering, Ph.D.
Contractor
Tetra Tech, Inc.
Abstract
This research addresses the utility of bioassessment for managing aquatic life uses in urban and/or urbanizing catchments (i.e., watersheds) and specifically defines a process for developing alternative biological benchmarks for aquatic life use in urban catchments. Final product includes Research Digest, Flow-Time Series Estimator Model, and Literature Database. Published by WERF. 66 pages. Soft cover, CD ROM, online PDF. (2007)
Originally funded as WERF project 01-WSM-3.