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AS011
Aquatic vertebrate populations in streams throughout the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest, 2013 to present
Sherri
L.
Johnson
US Forest Service ;Pacific NW Research Station ;3200 SW Jefferson Way
Corvallis
OR
97331
USA
541-758-7771
sherri.johnson2@usda.gov
sherri.johnson@oregonstate.edu
https://www.fs.fed.us/research/people/profile.php?alias=sherrijohnson
Brooke
E.
Penaluna
Brooke.Penaluna@oregonstate.edu
https://www.fs.fed.us/pnw/lwm/aem/people/penaluna.html
Sherri
L.
Johnson
US Forest Service ;Pacific NW Research Station ;3200 SW Jefferson Way
Corvallis
OR
97331
USA
541-758-7771
sherri.johnson2@usda.gov
sherri.johnson@oregonstate.edu
https://www.fs.fed.us/research/people/profile.php?alias=sherrijohnson
Principal Investigator
Brooke
E.
Penaluna
Brooke.Penaluna@oregonstate.edu
https://www.fs.fed.us/pnw/lwm/aem/people/penaluna.html
Principal Investigator
Ivan
Arismendi
3100 SW Jefferson Way
Corvallis
Oregon
97330
USA
541-750-7443
541-231-8921
ivan.arismendi@oregonstate.edu
ivanarsmendi@gmail.com
https://fw.oregonstate.edu/users/ivan-arismendi
Other Researcher
Dana
Richard
Warren
Nash Hall, Oregon State University
Corvallis
OR
97330
USA
541-737-5319
dana.warren@oregonstate.edu
http://people.forestry.oregonstate.edu/dana-warren/home-page
Other Researcher
Emilee
Mowlds
emilee.mowlds@oregonstate.edu
Abstractor
Sherri
L.
Johnson
US Forest Service ;Pacific NW Research Station ;3200 SW Jefferson Way
Corvallis
OR
97331
USA
541-758-7771
sherri.johnson2@usda.gov
sherri.johnson@oregonstate.edu
https://www.fs.fed.us/research/people/profile.php?alias=sherrijohnson
Creator
Brooke
E.
Penaluna
Brooke.Penaluna@oregonstate.edu
https://www.fs.fed.us/pnw/lwm/aem/people/penaluna.html
Creator
2020-11-10
This multi-year study quantifies the distribution and density of aquatic vertebrates throughout Lookout Creek stream network, including Mack, McRae and Upper Lookout Creeks. We are examining how predictable and consistent the densities and sizes of cutthroat trout and coastal giant salamanders are throughout the network and whether they fluctuate synchronously with vertebrates sizes and densities in Mack Creek that have been measured since 1987 (AS006). We are also examining biomass and condition of individuals across sites. Density and developmental stage of coastal tailed frog tadpoles are noted. We use electroshocking in discrete blocked reaches (depletion and mark-recapture methodologies) to collect individuals that are then weighed, measured and released. Site specific characteristics are measured at each sampling event, including wetted widths and water depths. Broader landscape metrics, including stream gradient and watershed area, were calculated for sites.
species abundance
amphibians
salamanders
fishes
LTER controlled vocabulary
Related FilesTitle: Aquatic Vertebrate Sampling ProtocolsDescription: Detailed protocols of the sampling of aquatic vertebrate by different research lab groups.URL: https://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/data/studies/as011/Protocols_AS011.pdf
Data Use Agreement:
The re-use of scientific data has the potential to greatly increase communication, collaboration and synthesis within and among disciplines, and thus is fostered, supported and encouraged. This Data Set is released under the Creative Commons license CC BY "Attribution" (see: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Creative Commons license CC BY - Attribution is a license that allows others to distribute, remix, tweak, and build upon your work (even commercially), as long as you are credited for the original creation. This license accommodates maximum dissemination and use of licensed materials.
It is considered professional conduct and an ethical obligation to acknowledge the work of other scientists. The Data User is asked to provide attribution of the original work if this data package is shared in whole or by individual parts or used in the derivation of other products. A recommended citation is provided for each Data Set in the Andrews LTER data catalog (see: http://andlter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/data/catalog/datacatalog.aspx). A generic citation is also provided for this Data Set on the website https://portal.edirepository.org in the summary metadata page. Data Users are thus strongly encouraged to consider consultation, collaboration and/or co-authorship with the Data Set Creator.
While substantial efforts are made to ensure the accuracy of data and associated documentation, complete accuracy of data sets cannot be guaranteed and all data are made available "as is." The Data User should be aware, however, that data are updated periodically and it is the responsibility of the Data User to check for new versions of the data. The data authors and the repository where these data were obtained shall not be liable for damages resulting from any use or misinterpretation of the data.
General acknowledgement: Data were provided by the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest research program, funded by the National Science Foundation's Long-Term Ecological Research Program (DEB 2025755), US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, and Oregon State University.
http://andlter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/data/abstract.aspx?dbcode=AS011
HJ Andrews Experimental Forest stream network
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-122.11430499
44.26419695
44.21014913
556
1155
meter
2013-08-06
2019-08-15
All Organisms
All Organisms
Highest common category (ca. kingdom)
Animalia
Division or Phylum
Chordata
Class
Osteichthyes
Class
Actinopterygii
Order
Scorpaeniformes
Family
Cottidae
Genus
Cottus
Species
Cottus beldingi
Order
Salmoniformes
Family
Salmonidae
Genus
Oncorhyncus
Species
Oncorhyncus clarkii
Species
Oncorhyncus clarkii clarkii
Class
Amphibia
Genus
Rhyacotriton
Species
Rhyacotriton cascadae
Genus
Rana
Species
Rana aurora
Species
Rana cascadae
Order
Urodela
Family
Dicamptodontidae
Genus
Dicamptodon
Species
Dicamptodon tenebrosus
Genus
Ascaphus
Species
Ascaphus truei
Genus
Plethodon
Species
Plethodon dunni
Stream networks expand and contract seasonally; these changes in stream network connectivity affect transfer of matter and energy across trophic levels and between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems (Ward 1989, Gregory et al. 1991). Although many organisms that live in the headwaters of the stream network are well adapted to seasonal low flows (Frady et al. 2007, Banks et al. 2007), some organisms (e.g., trout) may experience stress from reduced summer habitat and instream food, increased water temperature, and increased vulnerability to predators (Berger and Gresswell 2009). Climate change has the potential to further contract summer stream networks and lead to reduced viability of trout populations in small streams (Wenger et al. 2011, Penaluna et al. 2015). Because long-term research in Mack Creek at the Andrews Forest on two co-occurring aquatic vertebrate species, Mack Creek cutthroat trout, and coastal giant salamander, has revealed complex population dynamics and variable responses to hydrologic variability (Dodds et al. 2012; Arismendi et al. 2020), we are interested in examining whether other stream reaches show these same or different dynamics.
Trout and salamanders are expected to have very different responses to climate change and stream drying because of their habitat requirements and mobility. Areh salamanders able to inhabit and dominate smaller or more disconnected streams than trout? In this project, we are extending our study of these top predators to examine how stream trophic structures differ from headwaters to larger streams across the Lookout Creek stream network. This research will allow us to examine how varying instream and aquatic-terrestrial connectivity influences the ways in which instream predators, fish and salamanders, shape food webs and ecosystem dynamics.
An update history is logged and maintained with each new
version of every dataset.
annually
Study code and preliminary metadata established
Version1
2017-05-11
Initial creation of entityies and attributes created from entity_attribute spreadsheet. Metadata imported using import_xls, data uploaded and QC'd and appended to SQL.
Version2
2019-11-08
Appended and published 2019 study data
Version3
2020-11-10
Information Manager
Andrews Forest LTER Program
US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station
3200 SW Jefferson Way
Corvallis
OR
97331
hjaweb@fsl.orst.edu
http://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/
Andrews Forest LTER Site
Forest Ecosystems and Society Department in Forestry
Oregon State University
201K Richardson Hall
Corvallis
OR
97331-5752
(541) 737-8480
lterweb@fsl.orst.edu
http://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/
Field Methods - AS011
Backpack electroshocking to sample aquatic vertebrates used two methods: mark-recapture and depletion sampling. The sampling was conducted by several groups over time. All sampling involved placing block nets at the upper and lower extent of the study reach, then electroshocking and capture of individuals. Individuals were anesthetized before weighing and measuring of their length and allowed to recover fully before being released in the stream. At multiple transects in each study reach, wetted widths and five or more depths were measured after electroshocking was completed. Data were entered from field data sheets and quality checked using length/weight graphs.
STREAM TEAM sampling was consistently mark-recapture electroshocking with an upstream and downstream pass. This method involved two days of sampling using a single electroshocker and capture with multiple dip netters. On Day 1, all individuals that were captured during shocking, using one pass up then one pass down, were weighed, measured and marked then released. On Day 2, the same area was resampled using same effort for one pass up and one pass down and all individuals captured, measured, weighed and those with marks noted, then released.
PENALUNA_SCALER sampling was electroshocking to depletion with multiple passes upstream and downstream on a single day. Abundances in this database are from the electroshocking at the beginning of the SCALER field experiment in each reach. Two backpack electroshockers, two shocking netters, and a kick seine netter were the sampling team.
WARREN depletion sampling involved 1, 2 or 3 equal-effort passes to sample fish and salamanders from each reach on a single day. Frogs were not sampled.
WARREN mark recapture involved two days of sampling using electroshocking and capture with dip nets. On Day 1 all individuals that were observed during shocking were captured, weighed, measured and marked then released. On Day 2, the same area was resampled and individuals (re)captured, measured, marks noted, and released.
Processing Procedures - AS011
Broader landscape metrics (entity 3): Watershed area, channel gradient and high resolution GPS locations of study reaches were calculated from 2014 LiDAR imagery, 1 m DEM, and NHD+ layers using ArcGIS Desktop 10.5.1, https://www.esri.com/, with the Spatial Analyst extension. Some points from field GPS had to be adjusted slightly to match; the flowlines on the accumulation grid. Channeln gradient was calculated as the difference in elevation (m) over a 100m reach centered on the study reach and represented as percent.
Sampling frequency: annual
To quantify and compare the sizes and abundances of aquatic vertebrates throughout the stream network at the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest, we selected multiple sampling locations on Lookout Creek, McRae Creek and Mack Creek. Sites were distributed along the elevational gradient for each stream. In addition, the upstream most location of cutthroat trout was noted several years and an additional site 30-50 m above the end of fish was sampled to examine the sizes and abundances of amphibians. Sampling occurred during low summer flows in July and August. Captured aquatic vertebrates included trout, dace, tailed frogs and salamanders
Andrews Experimental Forest (HJA)
-122.26172200
-122.10084700
44.28196400
44.19770400
1631
1631
meter
McRae Creek
-122.20859020
-122.13943300
44.27311600
44.23328700
Mack Creek
-122.16826200
-122.14698900
44.22714600
44.20991900
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 755 m elevation
-122.15286031
-122.15286031
44.23376921
44.23376921
755
755
meter
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 769 m elevation
-122.15034302
-122.15034302
44.23394509
44.23394509
769
769
meter
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 894 m elevation
-122.13149564
-122.13149564
44.23020558
44.23020558
894
894
meter
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 906 m elevation
-122.12971102
-122.12971102
44.22924668
44.22924668
906
906
meter
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 994 m elevation
-122.11964000
-122.11964000
44.22348400
44.22348400
994
994
meter
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 999 m elevation
-122.11916302
-122.11916302
44.22319970
44.22319970
999
999
meter
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1003 m elevation
-122.11862578
-122.11862578
44.22290272
44.22290272
1003
1003
meter
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1023 m elevation
-122.11694744
-122.11694744
44.22126674
44.22126674
1023
1023
meter
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1129 m elevation
-122.11430499
-122.11430499
44.21180279
44.21180279
1129
1129
meter
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1155 m elevation
-122.11432932
-122.11432932
44.21014913
44.21014913
1155
1155
meter
Stream sampling site on Mack Creek at 864 m elevation
-122.15990927
-122.15990927
44.21291495
44.21291495
864
864
meter
Stream sampling site on Mack Creek at 881 m elevation
-122.15878045
-122.15878045
44.21232237
44.21232237
881
881
meter
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 556 m elevation
-122.20744012
-122.20744012
44.23443385
44.23443385
556
556
meter
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 557 m elevation
-122.20693455
-122.20693455
44.23466072
44.23466072
557
557
meter
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 558 m elevation
-122.20636314
-122.20636314
44.23484758
44.23484758
558
558
meter
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 620 m elevation
-122.19431302
-122.19431302
44.24410992
44.24410992
620
620
meter
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 631 m elevation
-122.19174811
-122.19174811
44.24520047
44.24520047
631
631
meter
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 772 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
-122.18069729
-122.18069729
44.25353966
44.25353966
772
772
meter
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 793 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
-122.18007593
-122.18007593
44.25606663
44.25606663
793
793
meter
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 861 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
-122.17443020
-122.17443020
44.26230430
44.26230430
861
861
meter
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 818 m elevation
-122.17015569
-122.17015569
44.25427969
44.25427969
818
818
meter
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 834 m elevation
-122.16825636
-122.16825636
44.25586158
44.25586158
834
834
meter
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 836 m elevation
-122.16770764
-122.16770764
44.25591483
44.25591483
836
836
meter
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 842 m elevation
-122.16757664
-122.16757664
44.25657210
44.25657210
842
842
meter
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 822 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
-122.17007954
-122.17007954
44.25362405
44.25362405
822
822
meter
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 836 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
-122.16820304
-122.16820304
44.25398588
44.25398588
836
836
meter
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 856 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
-122.16636796
-122.16636796
44.25468116
44.25468116
856
856
meter
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 963 m elevation
-122.15682299
-122.15682299
44.26342036
44.26342036
963
963
meter
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 981 m elevation
-122.15595365
-122.15595365
44.26419695
44.26419695
981
981
meter
Long-Term Ecological Research
Sherri
L.
Johnson
US Forest Service ;Pacific NW Research Station ;3200 SW Jefferson Way
Corvallis
OR
97331
USA
541-758-7771
sherri.johnson2@usda.gov
sherri.johnson@oregonstate.edu
https://www.fs.fed.us/research/people/profile.php?alias=sherrijohnson
Principal Investigator
Julia
A.
Jones
Oregon State University;Department of Geosciences; Wilkinson Hall 104
Corvallis
OR
97331-5506
USA
(541) 737-1224
Julia.Jones@oregonstate.edu
geojulia@comcast.net
http://ceoas.oregonstate.edu/profile/jones/
http://orcid.org/0000-0001-9429-8925
Principal Investigator
Matthew
G
Betts
Department of Forest Ecosystems and Society; 201E Richardson Hall; College of Forestry; Oregon State University
Corvallis
OR
97331
(541) 737-3841
matt.betts@oregonstate.edu
http://www.fsl.orst.edu/flel/index.htm
Principal Investigator
Michael
P.
Nelson
Department of Forest Ecosystems and Society; 201K Richarson Hall; College of Forestry; Oregon State University
Corvallis
OR
97331
541-737-9221
mpnelson@oregonstate.edu
http://www.michaelpnelson.com
http://orcid.org/0000-0001-6917-4752
Principal Investigator
David
Bell
david.bell@usda.gov
david.bell@oregonstate.edu
https://lemma.forestry.oregonstate.edu/about/david-bell
Principal Investigator
The H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest is a living laboratory that provides unparalleled opportunities for the study of forest and stream ecosystems in the central Cascade Range of Oregon. Since 1980, as a part of the National Science Foundation Long Term Ecological Research (NSF-LTER) program, the Andrews Experimental Forest has become a leader in the analysis of forest and stream ecosystem dynamics.
Long-term field experiments and measurement programs have focused on climate dynamics, streamflow, water quality, and vegetation succession. Currently researchers are working to develop concepts and tools needed to predict effects of natural disturbance, land use, and climate change on ecosystem structure, function, and species composition.
The Andrews Experimental Forest is administered cooperatively by the USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, Oregon State University and the Willamette National Forest. Funding for the research program comes from the National Science Foundation (NSF), US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, Oregon State University, and other sources.
Data were provided by the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest research program, funded by the National Science Foundation's Long-Term Ecological Research Program (DEB 2025755), US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, and Oregon State University. National Science Foundation: DEB1440409
The Andrews Forest is situated in the western Cascade Range of Oregon, and covers the entire 15,800-acre (6400-ha) drainage basin of Lookout Creek. Elevation ranges from 1350 to 5340 feet (410 to 1630 m). Broadly representative of the rugged mountainous landscape of the Pacific Northwest, the Andrews Forest contains excellent examples of the region's conifer forests and associated wildlife and stream ecosystems. These forests are among the tallest and most productive in the world, with tree heights of often greater than 250 ft (75 m). Streams are steep, cold and clean, providing habitat for numerous aquatic organisms.
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AS01101
Raw data on vertebrate length, weight, and abundance: Length and mass of aquatic vertebrates captured during sampling
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2019-08-15
DBCODE
FSDB Database Code
char(5)
AS011
FSDB Database Study Code
ENTITY
Entity number
numeric(2,0)
number
1
natural
1.0000
1.0000
YEAR
Year of collection
numeric(4,0)
year (yyyy)
1
natural
2013.0000
2019.0000
DATE
Date of collection
datetime
YYYY-MM-DD
8/6/2013 12:00:00 AM
8/15/2019 12:00:00 AM
STREAM
Stream name
char(10)
Lookout
Lookout Creek
Mack
Mack Creek
McRae
McRae Creek
SITE
Colloquial name used by researchers for sampling reach
varchar(30)
L701_LOWER
Old growth forested site just downstream of harvest L701 on Lookout Creek
L701_UPPER
Harvested site within L701 harvest unit on Lookout Creek
L703_LOWER
Old growth forested site just downstream of harvest L703 on Lookout Creek
L703_UPPER
Harvested site within L703 harvest unit on Lookout Creek
LO_SCALER_ADD
SCALER LO (Addition); Upper Lookout Creek, where vertebrates were repeatedly added during SCALER summer experiment. Data from initial sampling before additions. Most downstream reach of the three.
LO_SCALER_DEPL
SCALER LO (Depletion); Upper Lookout Creek, where vertebrates were repeatedly removed during SCALER summer experiment. Data from initial sampling before deplietion. Middle reach of the three.
LO_SCALER_CONTROL
SCALER LO (Control); Upper Lookout Creek, where vertebrates were sampled during SCALER summer experiment. Data from initial sampling before manipulations. Upstream most reach of the three.
L704_UPPER
Site within L704 harvest unit on lookout
LO_HW_BELOW_EOF
Upper Lookout, downstream of and including the identified "end of fish" presence point
LO_HW_ABOVE_EOF
Upper Lookout, beginning upstream of the identified "end of fish" presence
MACK_HW_BELOW_EOF
Upper Mack, downstream of and including the identified "end of fish" presence point
MACK_HW_ABOVE_EOF
Upper Mack, upstream of the identified "end of fish" presence point
MCRAE_SCALER_ADD
SCALER McRae (Addition); Lower McRae site above Rd 1506 bridge, reach named during SCALER project where addition treatment took place, vertebrates removed from SCALER depletion site and added to this reach during SCALER project
MCRAE_SCALER_DEPL
SCALER McRae (Addition); Lower McRae site above Rd 1506 bridge, reach named during SCALER project as control reach (no treatment)
MCRAE_SCALER_CONTROL
SCALER McRae (Control); Lower McRae site above Rd 1506 bridge, reach named during SCALER project where depletion treatment took place, vertebrates removed from SCALER depletion site and placed into addition during SCALER project
M404_LOWER
Old growth forest site approx 80 m downstream of harvest M404 on McRae Creek
M404_UPPER
Harvested forest site within harvest M404 on McRae Creek
MCTW_LOWER
McRae tributary along Rd 320 in old growth downstream of harvest L503
MCTW_UPPER
McRae tributary along Rd 320 in harvest L503
MCTW_L522
McRae tributary just downstream of confluence of WS7 and WS8 streams near harvest L522
MCRAE_BELOW_CULVERT
Middle McRae site downstream of Rd 325 culvert (beginning at culvert)
MCRAE_STREON
STREON (SCALER addition); Middle McRae site above Rd 325 culvert, reach named during SCALER project where addition treatment took place, vertebrates removed from STREON depletion site and added to this reach during SCALER project
MCR_SCALERSTREON_DEP
STREON (SCALER depletion); Middle McRae site above Rd 325 culvert, reach named during SCALER project as control reach (no treatment)
MCR_SCALERSTREON_CON
STREON (SCALER control); Middle McRae site above Rd 325 culvert, reach named during SCALER project where depletion treatment took place, vertebrates removed from STREON depletion site and placed into addition during SCALER project
MCTE_LOWER
McRae tributary that enters from east below culvert crossing on Rd 325, within harvest L504 downstream of MCTE Upper
MCTE_UPPER
McRae tributary that enters from east below culvert crossing on Rd 325, harvested forest stand within harvest L504
MCTE_OG
McRae tributary that enters from east below culvert crossing on Rd 325, Old growth forest site upstream of harvest L504
MCRAE_HW_BELOW_ EOF
Upper McRae, downstream of and including the identified "end of fish" presence point (below hard barrier)
MCRAE_HW_ABOVE_EOF
Upper McRae, upstream of identified "end of fish" presence point (above hard barrier)
SITE_CODE
code assigned to site represents stream and median elevation of sample reach
char(10)
L755
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 755 m elevation
L769
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 769 m elevation
L894
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 894 m elevation
L906
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 906 m elevation
L994
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 994 m elevation
L999
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 999 m elevation
L1003
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1003 m elevation
L1023
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1023 m elevation
L1129
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1129 m elevation
L1155
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1155 m elevation
M864
Stream sampling site on Mack Creek at 864 m elevation
M881
Stream sampling site on Mack Creek at 881 m elevation
R556
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 556 m elevation
R557
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 557 m elevation
R558
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 558 m elevation
R620
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 620 m elevation
R631
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 631 m elevation
RT_690_772
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 772 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
RT_690_793
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 793 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
RT_690_861
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 861 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
R818
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 818 m elevation
R834
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 834 m elevation
R836
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 836 m elevation
R842
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 842 m elevation
RT_810_822
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 822 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
RT_810_836
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 836 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
RT_810_856
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 856 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
R963
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 963 m elevation
R981
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 981 m elevation
VISIT_NO
site visit number during current year
char(1)
1
First site visit during the current sampling season (two day mark/recapture events counted as a single visit)
2
Second site visit during the current sampling season (two day mark/recapture events counted as a single visit)
3
Third site visit during the current sampling season (two day mark/recapture events counted as a single visit)
SAMPLING_TEAM
project principal and/or sampling team
char(15)
WARREN LAB
Warren lab collected data
PENALUNA_SCALER
Penaluna/SCALER collected data
STREAM TEAM
Stream Team collected data (Johnson, Penaluna, Arismendi, Argerich, Warren)
SAMPLING_METHOD
Sampling method
char(3)
DEP
single day depletion sampling
MR
two day mark/recapture
MARK_RECAP
mark or recapture day
char(5)
Mark
day one of sampling, individuals are marked
Recap
day two of sampling, individuals recaptured from previous day aer noted
NA
Not Applicable (not a mark/recapture sampling event)
PASS_NUMBER
number of pass
numeric(1,0)
number
1
natural
1.0000
4.0000
PASS_DIRECTION
direction upstream or downstream
char(1)
U
upstream pass
D
downstream pass
SPECIES
Vertebrate species collected
char(3)
SC
Cottus beldingi
TR
Oncorhyncus
CT
Oncorhyncus clarkii clarkii
TF
Ascaphus truei
GS
Dicamptodon tenebrosus
DS
Plethodon dunni
RLF
Rana aurora
CF
Rana cascadae
TS
Rhyacotriton cascadae
VENT_FORK_LENGTH
Vent/Fork Length of vertebrate
numeric(3,0)
millimeters
1
real
1.0000
250.0000
TOTAL_LENGTH
Total Length of vertebrate
numeric(3,0)
millimeters
1
real
1.0000
350.0000
TF_LENGTH_LEGS_EXTENDED
Length of TF adult extended legs in 2018 only
numeric(3,0)
millimeters
1
real
1.0000
150.0000
WEIGHT
Weight of vertebrate collected in grams
numeric(5,1)
grams
1
real
0.1000
300.0000
LIFESTAGE_DEVELOPMENT
Development stage of species
char(3)
NL
No legs (TF)
SHL
Stubby hind legs (TF)
HL
Hind legs (TF)
SFL
Stubby front legs (TF)
FHL
Front and hind legs (TF)
A
Adult (TF, CF, RLF)
U
Unknown (Any)
NA
Not Applicable (CT, SC, TS, DS)
AQ
Aquatic (GS)
T
Terrestrial (GS)
PT
Partial Terrestrial (GS)
J
Young Coastal Cutthroat Trout or Rainbow Trout (70mm and smaller )
MARKED
if vertebrate was marked or not at time of sampling on mark day
char(2)
N
No, individuals not marked due to size, species, or sampling day (i.e. recap)
NA
Not Applicable
U
Unknown
Y
Yes
RECAPTURED
if mark on vertebrate was noted or not at time of sampling on recap day
char(2)
N
No
NA
Not Applicable
U
Unknown
Y
Yes
QA_NOTES
notes added during QA
varchar(254)
notes added during QA
VERT_INDEX
unique number for each vertibrate captured by year, site_code, visit (for primary key)
numeric(4,0)
number
1
natural
1.0000
1000.0000
PRIMARY
AS01101.DATE
AS01101.SAMPLING_METHOD
AS01101.SITE
AS01101.SITE_CODE
AS01101.SPECIES
AS01101.STREAM
AS01101.VERT_INDEX
AS01101.VISIT_NO
NOTNULL
AS01101.DATE
AS01101.DBCODE
AS01101.ENTITY
AS01101.LIFESTAGE_DEVELOPMENT
AS01101.MARKED
AS01101.MARK_RECAP
AS01101.PASS_DIRECTION
AS01101.PASS_NUMBER
AS01101.RECAPTURED
AS01101.SAMPLING_METHOD
AS01101.SAMPLING_TEAM
AS01101.SITE
AS01101.SITE_CODE
AS01101.SPECIES
AS01101.STREAM
AS01101.VERT_INDEX
AS01101.VISIT_NO
AS01101.YEAR
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AS01102
Stream habitat measuremets: Wetted widths and depths of stream reaches sampled for aquatic vertebrates
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DBCODE
FSDB Database Code
char(5)
AS011
FSDB Database Study Code
ENTITY
Entity number
numeric(2,0)
number
1
natural
2.0000
2.0000
YEAR
Year of collection
numeric(4,0)
year (yyyy)
1
natural
2016.0000
2019.0000
DATE
Date of collection
datetime
YYYY-MM-DD
7/29/2016 12:00:00 AM
8/15/2019 12:00:00 AM
STREAM
Stream name
char(10)
Lookout
Lookout Creek
Mack
Mack Creek
McRae
McRae Creek
SITE
Colloquial name used by researchers for sampling reach
varchar(30)
L701_LOWER
Old growth forested site just downstream of harvest L701 on Lookout Creek
L701_UPPER
Harvested site within L701 harvest unit on Lookout Creek
L703_LOWER
Old growth forested site just downstream of harvest L703 on Lookout Creek
L703_UPPER
Harvested site within L703 harvest unit on Lookout Creek
LO_SCALER_ADD
SCALER LO (Addition); Upper Lookout Creek, where vertebrates were repeatedly added during SCALER summer experiment. Data from initial sampling before additions. Most downstream reach of the three.
LO_SCALER_DEPL
SCALER LO (Depletion); Upper Lookout Creek, where vertebrates were repeatedly removed during SCALER summer experiment. Data from initial sampling before deplietion. Middle reach of the three.
LO_SCALER_CONTROL
SCALER LO (Control); Upper Lookout Creek, where vertebrates were sampled during SCALER summer experiment. Data from initial sampling before manipulations. Upstream most reach of the three.
L704_UPPER
Site within L704 harvest unit on lookout
LO_HW_BELOW_EOF
Upper Lookout, downstream of and including the identified "end of fish" presence point
LO_HW_ABOVE_EOF
Upper Lookout, beginning upstream of the identified "end of fish" presence
MACK_HW_BELOW_EOF
Upper Mack, downstream of and including the identified "end of fish" presence point
MACK_HW_ABOVE_EOF
Upper Mack, upstream of the identified "end of fish" presence point
MCRAE_SCALER_ADD
SCALER McRae (Addition); Lower McRae site above Rd 1506 bridge, reach named during SCALER project where addition treatment took place, vertebrates removed from SCALER depletion site and added to this reach during SCALER project
MCRAE_SCALER_DEPL
SCALER McRae (Addition); Lower McRae site above Rd 1506 bridge, reach named during SCALER project as control reach (no treatment)
MCRAE_SCALER_CONTROL
SCALER McRae (Control); Lower McRae site above Rd 1506 bridge, reach named during SCALER project where depletion treatment took place, vertebrates removed from SCALER depletion site and placed into addition during SCALER project
M404_LOWER
Old growth forest site approx 80 m downstream of harvest M404 on McRae Creek
M404_UPPER
Harvested forest site within harvest M404 on McRae Creek
MCTW_LOWER
McRae tributary along Rd 320 in old growth downstream of harvest L503
MCTW_UPPER
McRae tributary along Rd 320 in harvest L503
MCTW_L522
McRae tributary just downstream of confluence of WS7 and WS8 streams near harvest L522
MCRAE_BELOW_CULVERT
Middle McRae site downstream of Rd 325 culvert (beginning at culvert)
MCRAE_STREON
STREON (SCALER addition); Middle McRae site above Rd 325 culvert, reach named during SCALER project where addition treatment took place, vertebrates removed from STREON depletion site and added to this reach during SCALER project
MCR_SCALERSTREON_DEP
STREON (SCALER depletion); Middle McRae site above Rd 325 culvert, reach named during SCALER project as control reach (no treatment)
MCR_SCALERSTREON_CON
STREON (SCALER control); Middle McRae site above Rd 325 culvert, reach named during SCALER project where depletion treatment took place, vertebrates removed from STREON depletion site and placed into addition during SCALER project
MCTE_LOWER
McRae tributary that enters from east below culvert crossing on Rd 325, within harvest L504 downstream of MCTE Upper
MCTE_UPPER
McRae tributary that enters from east below culvert crossing on Rd 325, harvested forest stand within harvest L504
MCTE_OG
McRae tributary that enters from east below culvert crossing on Rd 325, Old growth forest site upstream of harvest L504
MCRAE_HW_BELOW_ EOF
Upper McRae, downstream of and including the identified "end of fish" presence point (below hard barrier)
MCRAE_HW_ABOVE_EOF
Upper McRae, upstream of identified "end of fish" presence point (above hard barrier)
SITE_CODE
code assigned to site represents stream and median elevation of sample reach
char(10)
L755
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 755 m elevation
L769
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 769 m elevation
L894
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 894 m elevation
L906
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 906 m elevation
L994
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 994 m elevation
L999
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 999 m elevation
L1003
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1003 m elevation
L1023
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1023 m elevation
L1129
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1129 m elevation
L1155
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1155 m elevation
M864
Stream sampling site on Mack Creek at 864 m elevation
M881
Stream sampling site on Mack Creek at 881 m elevation
R556
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 556 m elevation
R557
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 557 m elevation
R558
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 558 m elevation
R620
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 620 m elevation
R631
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 631 m elevation
RT_690_772
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 772 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
RT_690_793
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 793 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
RT_690_861
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 861 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
R818
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 818 m elevation
R834
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 834 m elevation
R836
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 836 m elevation
R842
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 842 m elevation
RT_810_822
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 822 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
RT_810_836
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 836 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
RT_810_856
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 856 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
R963
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 963 m elevation
R981
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 981 m elevation
TRANSECT
transects sampled, recorded at 5 m intervals from net
numeric(3,0)
meters
1
whole
0.0000
100.0000
REACH_SECTION
Section of reach where transect was measured
char(1)
M
Main channel
L
Left channel
R
Right channel
C
Center or middle channel
S
Side pool
1
Section 1; Channel divided into sections, but specific section not identified
2
Section 2; Channel divided into sections, but specific section not identified
3
Section 3; Channel divided into sections, but specific section not identified
WETTED_WIDTH
wetted width of channel at transect
numeric(4,0)
centimeters
1
real
0.0000
1260.0000
DEPTH_1
first depth taken
numeric(5,1)
centimeters
1
real
0.0000
150.0000
DEPTH_2
second depth
numeric(4,1)
centimeters
1
real
0.0000
150.0000
DEPTH_3
third depth, typically at center of stream
numeric(4,1)
centimeters
1
real
0.0000
150.0000
DEPTH_4
fourth depth
numeric(4,1)
centimeters
1
real
0.0000
150.0000
DEPTH_5
fifth depth
numeric(4,1)
centimeters
1
real
0.0000
150.0000
MAX_DEPTH
maximum stream depth recorded across transect
numeric(5,1)
centimeters
1
real
0.0000
150.0000
REACH_LENGTH
length of reach sampled
numeric(3,0)
meters
1
natural
45.0000
100.0000
NOTES
notes
varchar(254)
notes
PRIMARY
AS01102.DATE
AS01102.SITE
AS01102.SITE_CODE
AS01102.STREAM
AS01102.TRANSECT
AS01102.REACH_SECTION
NOTNULL
AS01102.DATE
AS01102.DBCODE
AS01102.ENTITY
AS01102.SITE
AS01102.SITE_CODE
AS01102.STREAM
AS01102.TRANSECT
AS01102.YEAR
AS01102.REACH_SECTION
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AS01103
Site Characteristics: GPS locations and watershed and reach attributes for aquatic vertebrate sampling sites
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DBCODE
FSDB Database Code
char(5)
AS011
FSDB Database Study Code
ENTITY
Entity number
numeric(2,0)
number
1
natural
3.0000
3.0000
STREAM
Stream name
char(10)
Lookout
Lookout Creek
Mack
Mack Creek
McRae
McRae Creek
SITE
Colloquial name used by researchers for sampling reach
varchar(30)
L701_LOWER
Old growth forested site just downstream of harvest L701 on Lookout Creek
L701_UPPER
Harvested site within L701 harvest unit on Lookout Creek
L703_LOWER
Old growth forested site just downstream of harvest L703 on Lookout Creek
L703_UPPER
Harvested site within L703 harvest unit on Lookout Creek
LO_SCALER_ADD
SCALER LO (Addition); Upper Lookout Creek, where vertebrates were repeatedly added during SCALER summer experiment. Data from initial sampling before additions. Most downstream reach of the three.
LO_SCALER_DEPL
SCALER LO (Depletion); Upper Lookout Creek, where vertebrates were repeatedly removed during SCALER summer experiment. Data from initial sampling before deplietion. Middle reach of the three.
LO_SCALER_CONTROL
SCALER LO (Control); Upper Lookout Creek, where vertebrates were sampled during SCALER summer experiment. Data from initial sampling before manipulations. Upstream most reach of the three.
L704_UPPER
Site within L704 harvest unit on lookout
LO_HW_BELOW_EOF
Upper Lookout, downstream of and including the identified "end of fish" presence point
LO_HW_ABOVE_EOF
Upper Lookout, beginning upstream of the identified "end of fish" presence
MACK_HW_BELOW_EOF
Upper Mack, downstream of and including the identified "end of fish" presence point
MACK_HW_ABOVE_EOF
Upper Mack, upstream of the identified "end of fish" presence point
MCRAE_SCALER_ADD
SCALER McRae (Addition); Lower McRae site above Rd 1506 bridge, reach named during SCALER project where addition treatment took place, vertebrates removed from SCALER depletion site and added to this reach during SCALER project
MCRAE_SCALER_DEPL
SCALER McRae (Addition); Lower McRae site above Rd 1506 bridge, reach named during SCALER project as control reach (no treatment)
MCRAE_SCALER_CONTROL
SCALER McRae (Control); Lower McRae site above Rd 1506 bridge, reach named during SCALER project where depletion treatment took place, vertebrates removed from SCALER depletion site and placed into addition during SCALER project
M404_LOWER
Old growth forest site approx 80 m downstream of harvest M404 on McRae Creek
M404_UPPER
Harvested forest site within harvest M404 on McRae Creek
MCTW_LOWER
McRae tributary along Rd 320 in old growth downstream of harvest L503
MCTW_UPPER
McRae tributary along Rd 320 in harvest L503
MCTW_L522
McRae tributary just downstream of confluence of WS7 and WS8 streams near harvest L522
MCRAE_BELOW_CULVERT
Middle McRae site downstream of Rd 325 culvert (beginning at culvert)
MCRAE_STREON
STREON (SCALER addition); Middle McRae site above Rd 325 culvert, reach named during SCALER project where addition treatment took place, vertebrates removed from STREON depletion site and added to this reach during SCALER project
MCR_SCALERSTREON_DEP
STREON (SCALER depletion); Middle McRae site above Rd 325 culvert, reach named during SCALER project as control reach (no treatment)
MCR_SCALERSTREON_CON
STREON (SCALER control); Middle McRae site above Rd 325 culvert, reach named during SCALER project where depletion treatment took place, vertebrates removed from STREON depletion site and placed into addition during SCALER project
MCTE_LOWER
McRae tributary that enters from east below culvert crossing on Rd 325, within harvest L504 downstream of MCTE Upper
MCTE_UPPER
McRae tributary that enters from east below culvert crossing on Rd 325, harvested forest stand within harvest L504
MCTE_OG
McRae tributary that enters from east below culvert crossing on Rd 325, Old growth forest site upstream of harvest L504
MCRAE_HW_BELOW_ EOF
Upper McRae, downstream of and including the identified "end of fish" presence point (below hard barrier)
MCRAE_HW_ABOVE_EOF
Upper McRae, upstream of identified "end of fish" presence point (above hard barrier)
SITE_CODE
code assigned to site represents stream and median elevation of sample reach
char(10)
L755
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 755 m elevation
L769
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 769 m elevation
L894
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 894 m elevation
L906
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 906 m elevation
L994
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 994 m elevation
L999
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 999 m elevation
L1003
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1003 m elevation
L1023
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1023 m elevation
L1129
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1129 m elevation
L1155
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1155 m elevation
M864
Stream sampling site on Mack Creek at 864 m elevation
M881
Stream sampling site on Mack Creek at 881 m elevation
R556
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 556 m elevation
R557
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 557 m elevation
R558
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 558 m elevation
R620
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 620 m elevation
R631
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 631 m elevation
RT_690_772
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 772 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
RT_690_793
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 793 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
RT_690_861
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 861 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
R818
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 818 m elevation
R834
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 834 m elevation
R836
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 836 m elevation
R842
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 842 m elevation
RT_810_822
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 822 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
RT_810_836
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 836 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
RT_810_856
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 856 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
R963
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 963 m elevation
R981
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 981 m elevation
SITE_ELEV_M
elevation at most downstream point of site
numeric(4,0)
meters
1
real
556.0000
1155.0000
DOWNSTREAM_ELEVATION
stream elevation at downstream point for gradient calculation
numeric(4,0)
meters
1
real
558.0000
1168.0000
UPSTREAM_ELEVATION
stream elevation at upstream point for gradient calculation
numeric(4,0)
meters
1
real
555.0000
1152.0000
PERCENT_GRADIENT
gradient of reach
numeric(4,1)
percent
1
real
2.7000
16.4000
WS_AREA_HA
area of watershed
numeric(6,1)
hectares
1
real
51.3000
1551.3000
LATITUDE
latitude at most downstream point of reach, interpreted from Garmin handheld data interpreted using GIS
numeric(9,6)
decimal degrees latitude or longitude
1
real
44.2101
44.2642
LONGITUDE
longitude at most downstream point of reach, interpreted from Garmin handheld data interpreted using GIS
numeric(11,6)
decimal degrees latitude or longitude
1
real
-122.2075
-122.1143
PRIMARY
AS01103.SITE
AS01103.SITE_CODE
AS01103.SITE_ELEV_M
AS01103.STREAM
NOTNULL
AS01103.DBCODE
AS01103.DOWNSTREAM_ELEVATION
AS01103.ENTITY
AS01103.LATITUDE
AS01103.LONGITUDE
AS01103.PERCENT_GRADIENT
AS01103.SITE
AS01103.SITE_CODE
AS01103.SITE_ELEV_M
AS01103.STREAM
AS01103.UPSTREAM_ELEVATION
AS01103.WS_AREA_HA
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AS01104
Sampling History: Sampling dates for study reaches and type of sampling each year with actual locations of block nets
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DBCODE
FSDB Database Code
char(5)
AS011
FSDB Database Study Code
ENTITY
Entity number
numeric(2,0)
number
1
natural
4.0000
4.0000
YEAR
Year of collection
numeric(4,0)
year (yyyy)
1
natural
2013.0000
2019.0000
DATE
Date of collection
datetime
YYYY-MM-DD
8/6/2013 12:00:00 AM
8/15/2019 12:00:00 AM
STREAM
Stream name
char(10)
Lookout
Lookout Creek
Mack
Mack Creek
McRae
McRae Creek
SITE
Colloquial name used by researchers for sampling reach
varchar(30)
L701_LOWER
Old growth forested site just downstream of harvest L701 on Lookout Creek
L701_UPPER
Harvested site within L701 harvest unit on Lookout Creek
L703_LOWER
Old growth forested site just downstream of harvest L703 on Lookout Creek
L703_UPPER
Harvested site within L703 harvest unit on Lookout Creek
LO_SCALER_ADD
SCALER LO (Addition); Upper Lookout Creek, where vertebrates were repeatedly added during SCALER summer experiment. Data from initial sampling before additions. Most downstream reach of the three.
LO_SCALER_DEPL
SCALER LO (Depletion); Upper Lookout Creek, where vertebrates were repeatedly removed during SCALER summer experiment. Data from initial sampling before deplietion. Middle reach of the three.
LO_SCALER_CONTROL
SCALER LO (Control); Upper Lookout Creek, where vertebrates were sampled during SCALER summer experiment. Data from initial sampling before manipulations. Upstream most reach of the three.
L704_UPPER
Site within L704 harvest unit on lookout
LO_HW_BELOW_EOF
Upper Lookout, downstream of and including the identified "end of fish" presence point
LO_HW_ABOVE_EOF
Upper Lookout, beginning upstream of the identified "end of fish" presence
MACK_HW_BELOW_EOF
Upper Mack, downstream of and including the identified "end of fish" presence point
MACK_HW_ABOVE_EOF
Upper Mack, upstream of the identified "end of fish" presence point
MCRAE_SCALER_ADD
SCALER McRae (Addition); Lower McRae site above Rd 1506 bridge, reach named during SCALER project where addition treatment took place, vertebrates removed from SCALER depletion site and added to this reach during SCALER project
MCRAE_SCALER_DEPL
SCALER McRae (Addition); Lower McRae site above Rd 1506 bridge, reach named during SCALER project as control reach (no treatment)
MCRAE_SCALER_CONTROL
SCALER McRae (Control); Lower McRae site above Rd 1506 bridge, reach named during SCALER project where depletion treatment took place, vertebrates removed from SCALER depletion site and placed into addition during SCALER project
M404_LOWER
Old growth forest site approx 80 m downstream of harvest M404 on McRae Creek
M404_UPPER
Harvested forest site within harvest M404 on McRae Creek
MCTW_LOWER
McRae tributary along Rd 320 in old growth downstream of harvest L503
MCTW_UPPER
McRae tributary along Rd 320 in harvest L503
MCTW_L522
McRae tributary just downstream of confluence of WS7 and WS8 streams near harvest L522
MCRAE_BELOW_CULVERT
Middle McRae site downstream of Rd 325 culvert (beginning at culvert)
MCRAE_STREON
STREON (SCALER addition); Middle McRae site above Rd 325 culvert, reach named during SCALER project where addition treatment took place, vertebrates removed from STREON depletion site and added to this reach during SCALER project
MCR_SCALERSTREON_DEP
STREON (SCALER depletion); Middle McRae site above Rd 325 culvert, reach named during SCALER project as control reach (no treatment)
MCR_SCALERSTREON_CON
STREON (SCALER control); Middle McRae site above Rd 325 culvert, reach named during SCALER project where depletion treatment took place, vertebrates removed from STREON depletion site and placed into addition during SCALER project
MCTE_LOWER
McRae tributary that enters from east below culvert crossing on Rd 325, within harvest L504 downstream of MCTE Upper
MCTE_UPPER
McRae tributary that enters from east below culvert crossing on Rd 325, harvested forest stand within harvest L504
MCTE_OG
McRae tributary that enters from east below culvert crossing on Rd 325, Old growth forest site upstream of harvest L504
MCRAE_HW_BELOW_ EOF
Upper McRae, downstream of and including the identified "end of fish" presence point (below hard barrier)
MCRAE_HW_ABOVE_EOF
Upper McRae, upstream of identified "end of fish" presence point (above hard barrier)
SITE_CODE
code assigned to site represents stream and median elevation of sample reach
char(10)
L755
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 755 m elevation
L769
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 769 m elevation
L894
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 894 m elevation
L906
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 906 m elevation
L994
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 994 m elevation
L999
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 999 m elevation
L1003
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1003 m elevation
L1023
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1023 m elevation
L1129
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1129 m elevation
L1155
Stream sampling site on Lookout Creek at 1155 m elevation
M864
Stream sampling site on Mack Creek at 864 m elevation
M881
Stream sampling site on Mack Creek at 881 m elevation
R556
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 556 m elevation
R557
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 557 m elevation
R558
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 558 m elevation
R620
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 620 m elevation
R631
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 631 m elevation
RT_690_772
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 772 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
RT_690_793
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 793 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
RT_690_861
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 861 m elevation; tributary enters at 690 m
R818
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 818 m elevation
R834
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 834 m elevation
R836
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 836 m elevation
R842
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 842 m elevation
RT_810_822
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 822 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
RT_810_836
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 836 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
RT_810_856
Stream sampling site on tributary of McRae Creek at 856 m elevation; tributary enters at 810 m
R963
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 963 m elevation
R981
Stream sampling site on McRae Creek at 981 m elevation
VISIT_NO
site visit number during current year
char(1)
1
First site visit during the current sampling season (two day mark/recapture events counted as a single visit)
2
Second site visit during the current sampling season (two day mark/recapture events counted as a single visit)
3
Third site visit during the current sampling season (two day mark/recapture events counted as a single visit)
SAMPLING_TYPE
Mark/recapture or depletion/mulitple pass
char(15)
Mark
Two day mark/recapture sampling; day 1 of sampling (individuals are marked)
Recap
Two day mark/recapture sampling; day 2 of sampling (any marked individuals from day 1 are counted as recaputed)
Depletion
single day sampling with single or multiple passes (1-4passes) individuals not marked or recaptured
TOTAL_SAMPLING_EFFORT
number of passes/upstream or downstream
char(4)
U
1 pass, upstream direction
D
1 pass, downstream direction
UD
2 passes, one upstream, one downstream
UUU
3 passes, all upstream direction
UUD
3 passes, first upstream, second upstream, third downstream direction
UDUD
4 passes, first upstream, second downstream, third upstream, and fourth downstream direction
SAMPLING_TEAM
project principal and/or sampling team
char(15)
WARREN LAB
Warren lab collected data
PENALUNA_SCALER
Penaluna/SCALER collected data
STREAM TEAM
Stream Team collected data (Johnson, Penaluna, Arismendi, Argerich, Warren)
REACH_LENGTH
length of reach sampled
numeric(3,0)
meters
1
natural
0.0000
1000.0000
AVERAGE_WETTED_WIDTH
average wetted width of reach sampled
numeric(4,2)
meters
1
real
0.0000
1000.0000
AREA_SAMPLED
area of reach sampled
numeric(5,1)
square meters
1
real
0.0000
1000.0000
FIELD_LATITUDE_TOP_NET
top net latitude collected in field
numeric(9,6)
decimal degrees latitude or longitude
1
real
44.2101
44.2670
FIELD_LONGITUDE_TOP_NET
top net longitude collected in field
numeric(11,6)
decimal degrees latitude or longitude
1
real
-122.3064
-122.1139
FIELD_LATITUDE_BOTTOM_NET
bottom net latitude collected in field
numeric(9,6)
decimal degrees latitude or longitude
1
real
44.2105
44.2638
FIELD_LONGITUDE_BOTTOM_NET
bottom net longitude collected in field
numeric(11,6)
decimal degrees latitude or longitude
1
real
-122.3064
-122.1138
SHOCK_LEAD
person(s) operating electoshocking device
varchar(100)
person(s) operating electoshocking device
NET_TEAM
names of person(s) netting/capturing vertebrates
varchar(254)
names of person(s) netting/capturing vertebrates
PROCESSING
name of person(s) recording data/collecting length/weight measurements
varchar(100)
name of person(s) recording data/collecting length/weight measurements
PRIMARY
AS01104.DATE
AS01104.SITE
AS01104.SITE_CODE
AS01104.STREAM
NOTNULL
AS01104.DATE
AS01104.DBCODE
AS01104.ENTITY
AS01104.SAMPLING_TEAM
AS01104.SAMPLING_TYPE
AS01104.SITE
AS01104.SITE_CODE
AS01104.STREAM
AS01104.TOTAL_SAMPLING_EFFORT
AS01104.VISIT_NO
AS01104.YEAR
158
millimeters; .001 meters
grams; 0.001 kilogram
centimeters; .01 meters
percent; a number
hectares; 1 hectare is 10^4 square meters
square meters
dimensionless number, i.e., ratio, count
decimal degrees; latitude (parallel) or longitude (meridian)
meter; SI unit of length
year (4 character) portion of date