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S&T Project and Submitter	Benefiting Region	Output Area	Proposal ID	Start Year
Drought and Flood Magnitude and Frequency with Uncertainty Jeanne Godaire, Reclamation, 86-68250, 303-445-3164, jgodaire@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	DS1	7325	2008
Developing and evaluating remote sensing based direct ET models to improve water accounting efficiency Ronald Miller, Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Group, 86-68260, 303.445.2279, rmiller@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE UC	DS2	282	2008
Modeling and Field Experimentation to Determine the Effects of Terracing and Small Reservoirs on Water Supplies in the Republican River Basin above Hardy, Nebraska Scott Guenthner, Water Resources/GPRegion, GPO-4600, 406-247-7736, SGUENTHNER@gp.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE GP	DS3	9517	2005
Model analysis of integrated surface- and ground-water hydrologic response to climate change Leslie Stillwater, River and Reservoir Operations, Pacific Northwest Region, PN-6213, 208.378.5202, lstillwater@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE PN	DS3	2885	2009
Assessing Preference among Surface Water Hydrologic Models for studies involving Climate Change Levi Brekke, Technical Service Center, 86-68520, 303-445-2494, LBREKKE@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	DS3	2404	2009
Erosion of Water Supply Predictability under Climate Change? Levi Brekke, Technical Service Center, 86-68520, 303-445-2494, LBREKKE@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	DS3	2726	2009
Establishing a Framework for Sharing Risk and Uncertainty Quantification and Communication Strategies in Reclamation Operations James Prairie, Water Quality Group, UC-246, 303-492-8572, JPRAIRIE@uc.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	DS3	1077	2009
Integrated Information Management System (IIMS) - an Information and Data Management System for Science Based River Management Andreas Krause, Bureau of Reclamation, NC-157B, 530-623-1800, akrause@mp.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE MP	DS4	165	2006
HydroGeoSphere and Groundwater Modeling System - Phase I. Lorri Peltz-Lewis, Division of Water Resources Management, MP-400, 916-978-5271, LPELTZLEWIS@mp.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE MP	DS4	3279	2008
USBR Biological Resources Data Management: Developing an Enterprise Approach Douglas Clark, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68260, 303.445.2271, drclark@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	DS4	1713	2008
Flow Deflectors - Proven Technology Leslie Hanna, WRRL, 86-68560, 303.445.2146, lhanna@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE PN	IR1	1531	2006
Hydraulic Modeling with abrupt changes in Reynold's no. Leslie Hanna, WRRL, 86-68560, 303.445.2146, lhanna@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	IR1	9750	2006
Development of Performance Criteria for Surface Preparation of Concrete Substrates Prior to Repair and Overlay Kurt VonFay, Technical Service Center, 86-68180, 303-445-2399, kvonfay@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	IR2	1137	2007
Evaluation of Protective Coatings by Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) to Predict Coating Service Life Allen Skaja, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68180, 303-445-2396, askaja@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	IR2	7553	2006
pH cell mitigation and field trial of new coatings. Daryl Little, Bureau, 86-68180, 303-445-2384, dlittle@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	IR2	7292	2007
Wide span stilling basin deflectors (width greater than 30 ft) Leslie Hanna, WRRL, 86-68560, 303.445.2146, lhanna@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	BOR-WIDE PN GP	IR2	5564	2006
Terrestrial Photogrammetry: Development of Capabilities and Exploring Applications for 3 D Measuring from photographs Pete Shaffner, Technical Service Center, 86-68320, 303.445.3152, pshaffner@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	IR3	5014	2005
Effects of Iron Bacteria on Subsurface Tile Drains: Influence on Hydraulic Efficiency and Nutrient Transport Alison Schlag, Bureau of Reclamation, DK-500, 701-221-1276, akschlag@gp.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE GP	IR3	4883	2008
Reduced Cost Hydroelectric Maintenance Jim DeHaan, Hydroelectric Research and Technical Services Group, 86-68450, 303.445.2305, jdehaan@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	BOR-WIDE	IR5	582	2004
Power System Stability Enhancement in the Digitally-Controlled Power System J Agee, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68450, 303-445-2309, jagee@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	BOR-WIDE	IR5	1411	2005
Power System Diagnostics Eric Eastment, Hydroelectric Research Group, 86-68450, 303.445.2324, eeastment@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	BOR-WIDE	IR5	701	2004
New Algorithms For Optimal Hydropower Dispatch David Harpman, Technical Service Center, 86-68270, 303-445-2733, dharpman@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	IR5	5992	2009
Generator and SCADA Controls Modification for Wind Integration J Agee, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68450, 303-445-2309, jagee@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	BOR-WIDE	IR5	9608	2009
Enhancement of Hydroturbine Operational Flexibility for Powerplant Cost Optimization Ted Bechtel, Technical Service Center, 86-68450, 303-445-2319, tbechtel@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	BOR-WIDE	IR5	8301	2005
Power System Stability Improvement J Agee, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68450, 303-445-2309, jagee@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	IR5	661	2004
Rock Ramp Interstitial Flow and Design Guidelines Kent Collins, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68540, 303-445-2549, kcollins@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE PN GP	WD1	2253	2007
River Spanning Rock Structures Research and Design Guidelines Elaina Holburn, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68540, 303-445-2550, eholburn@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	WD1	6388	2008
Emplacement and Efficacy Testing of Pulsed Direct Current Electrical Barrier Juddson Sechrist, Technical Service Center, 86-68290, 303-445-2198, jsechrist@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE PN GP	WD1	2503	2006
Innovative Technique to Establish Swimming Performance Criteria for Fish Impacted by Fish Exclusion and Passage Facilities Zak Sutphin, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68290, 303-445-2141, zsutphin@mp.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE UC GP	WD1	6469	2007
Cathodic Protection Systems and effects on fisheries near Reclamation Projects Raymond Bark, Fisheries Applications and Research, 86-68290, 303.445.2204, rbark@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE PN	WD1	3427	2007
Small, Terrestrial Mammal Communities within Native and Non-native Dominated Riparian Vegetation along the San Pedro and Gila Rivers in Central Arizona Nicole Olsker, Bureau of Reclamation, PXAO-1500, 623-773-6258, NMOLSKER@lc.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE LC	WD2	1705	2008
Predation on listed fishes at Reclamation facilities and ways to reduce its impact Cathy Karp, Technical Service Center, 86-68290, 303.445.2226, ckarp@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	BOR-WIDE MP MP	WD2	7432	2008
Saving Water and Insuring Delivery: Flow Prescription and the Discharge to Habitat Relationship for a Listed Anadromous Salmonid Mark Bowen, Fisheries Applications Research Group, 86-68290, 303.445.2222, mbowen@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE MP PN	WD2	7899	2007
Development of Design Considerations for Engineered Large Woody Debris (LWD) Structures Kendra Russell, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68540, 303-445-2552, krussell@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE PN MP	WD2	8329	2009
Evaluating the cost effectiveness of data collection techniques and relative improvements in modeling reservoir production Sharon Parkinson, Bureau of Reclamation, PN-6217, 208.378.5053, sparkinson@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE PN	WD2	7622	2009
Tools to assess seasonal wetland best management practices for water conservation and salinity management using high resolution remote sensing, direct evapotranspiration monitoring and modeling Tracy Slavin, Regional Resources, MP-400, 916 978-5202, TSLAVIN@mp.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE MP LC	WD2	923	2004
Fish-holding-associated stress in slavaged fishes at Reclamation Facilities Don Portz, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68290, 303-445-2220, dportz@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE MP	WD2	2301	2008
Passive Selenium Bioreactor -- Pilot-scale Testing Michael Baker, Western Colorado Area Office, WCG-MBaker, 970.248.0637, mbaker@uc.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE UC	WD4	4414	2008
Evaluation and development of NASA Experimental Advanced Airborne Research LiDAR (EAARL) for accurate representation of high resolution channel bathymetry for hydraulic modeling and aquatic habitat mapping applications. Sharon Parkinson, Bureau of Reclamation, PN-6217, 208.378.5053, sparkinson@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	WD4	9251	2008
Assessing Spatially Distributed Temperatures for Water Suitability and Habitat Yong Lai, Technical Service Center, 86-68540, 303-445-2560, ylai@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE PN MP	WD4	7872	2008
Managing for Algal Toxins in Reclamation's Project Reservoirs Davine Lieberman, Technical Service Center, 86-68220, 303-445-2223, dlieberman@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE UC	WD4	4939	2006
Scoping proposal linking physical, biological and aqueous geochemical processes to ecosystem responses Sharon Parkinson, Bureau of Reclamation, PN-6217, 208.378.5053, sparkinson@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE PN	WD4	2259	2009
Scoping proposal focused on quantifying temperature change to a water body influenced by subsurface return flow Sharon Parkinson, Bureau of Reclamation, PN-6217, 208.378.5053, sparkinson@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE PN	WD4	6817	2009
Modeling Changes in Water Quality Resulting from Sediment Delta Interactions Nick Williams, Bureau of Reclamation, UC-244, 801-524-3888, nwilliams@uc.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE UC	WD4	589	2009
Advanced Photogrammetry Techniques as a Tool for Evaluating Sediment Gradations Elaina Holburn, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68540, 303-445-2550, eholburn@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	WD5	5066	2008
Surrogate Sediment Measurement Technologies - Federal Interagency Sedimentation Project Robert Hilldale, Technical Service Center, 86-68240, 303-445-3135, rhilldale@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	WD5	6435	2008
Assessing and Reducing the Uncertainty of Predictions From Hydraulic and Hydrologic Models Blair Greimann, Sedimentation and River Hydraulics Group, 86-68540, 303.445.2563, bgreimann@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	WD5	8128	2007
Solutions for habitat-critical side channel loss Jeanne Godaire, Reclamation, 86-68250, 303-445-3164, jgodaire@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE GP	WD5	6257	2009
Conceptual model for predicting changes in river pattern and form, in response to management actions Lisa Fotherby, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68240, 303-445-2476, lfotherby@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE GP MP	WD5	5618	2009
Applying Measurements of Cohesive Soil Erodibility Tony Wahl, Water Resources Research Laboratory, 86-68460, 303.445.2155, twahl@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	WD5	6993	2009
Decision Framework for Resource Managers, Permitting Agencies, and Stakeholders to Determine Potential Sediment Impacts and Analyses for Reservoir Sediment Sluicing and Dam Decommissioning Jennifer Bountry, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68540, 303-445-3614, jbountry@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	WD5	8462	2008
Development of a continuous bedload transport measurement technique Robert Hilldale, Technical Service Center, 86-68240, 303-445-3135, rhilldale@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	WD5	6499	2008
Developing a framework for quantifying and effectively communicating groundwater model uncertainty. Jennifer Johnson_1, Bureau of Reclamation, PN-6216, 208-378-5225, jmjohnson@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE PN	WS1	820	2009
Demonstration of Field Scale Applications to Control Waterlogging and Salinization Roger Burnett, Ground Water and Drainage, 86-68550, 303.445.2508, rburnett@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE GP	WS1	2193	2005
Cellulose Acetate (CA) Membrane Study Andrew Murphy, Technical Service Center, 86-68230, 303.445.2259, amurphy@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	BOR-WIDE	WS2	107	2005
Optimization of Energy Recovery Seawater Reverse Osmosis Desalination Systems Steve Dundorf, Water Treatment ENgineering and Research Group, 86-68120, 303.445.2263, sdundorf@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	WS2	9081	2005
Comparative Analysis of Inovative Concentrate Management Systems Tom Poulson, Program Development Division, PXAO-7000, 602-216-3836, tpoulson@lc.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	WS2	3699	2008
Treatment of Produced Water for Beneficial Use in the Western US Katherine Benko, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68230, 303-445-2013, kbenko@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE LC GP	WS2	3180	2007
Development of coatings for polymeric membranes to minimize biofouling Katherine Benko, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68230, 303-445-2013, kbenko@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	BOR-WIDE	WS2	9549	2005
Demonstration of radio telemetered flow monitoring and canal control technologies Tom Gill, Water Resources Research Laboratory, 86-68560, 303.445.2201, tgill@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE GP LC	WS3	393	2006
"Living Laboratory" for Canal Modernization Technologies Tom Gill, Water Resources Research Laboratory, 86-68560, 303.445.2201, tgill@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE GP	WS3	7316	2007
Secure, Reliable, Low Cost SCADA for Irrigation Water Delivery Alan Schrom, Bureau of Reclamation, EPH-2906, 509-754-0242, aschrom@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	BOR-WIDE	WS3	1689	2009
Development and Testing of an Overshot Gate Design that Irrigation Districts can Self-Construct and Maintain Tom Gill, Water Resources Research Laboratory, 86-68560, 303.445.2201, tgill@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	BOR-WIDE GP PN	WS3	6890	2008
Flow Measurement with Canal Radial Gates Tony Wahl, Water Resources Research Laboratory, 86-68460, 303.445.2155, twahl@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	WS3	1281	2004
Flow Measurement with a Venturi Flume Under Submerged or Unsubmerged Conditions Tom Gill, Water Resources Research Laboratory, 86-68560, 303.445.2201, tgill@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE LC GP	WS3	495	2006
Programmable Logic Control of Automated Surface Irrigation Systems for Improved Water Use Efficiency Mark Niblack, Reclamation, YA)-7300, 928-343-8253, mniblack@lc.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	WS3	3877	2008
Development of a multi-aquifer hydrologic modeling package to support Reclamation water use planning in rural/urban landscapes. Jennifer Johnson_1, Bureau of Reclamation, PN-6216, 208-378-5225, jmjohnson@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE PN	WS4	60	2008
Research and Development of a Comprehensive Guide of Tools for Management of Diverging Science in Reclamation Water Allocation Decisions. Douglas Clark, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68260, 303.445.2271, drclark@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE	WS4	7515	2008
Evaluating water management responses to global climate change using coupled hydrologic and economic models. Jennifer Johnson_1, Bureau of Reclamation, PN-6216, 208-378-5225, jmjohnson@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE PN	WS4	507	2009
Examining the Use of Adaptive Management Workshops to Foster Collaboration Douglas Clark, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68260, 303.445.2271, drclark@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE UC	WS4	9132	2008
Development of Improved Evapotranspiration Estimates for Predominant Marsh Plant Communities and Open-Water Evaporation Estimates in the Upper Klamath River Basin Mark Spears, TSC, 86-68520, 303-445-2514, MSPEARS@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE MP	WS4	6485	2008
Western Water Institutional Solutions: Identification, Development, and Application of Institutional Solutions for Western Water Problems Douglas Clark, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68260, 303.445.2271, drclark@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	BOR-WIDE UC PN	WS4	147	2006
Methodology to Evaluate the Influence of Joint Changes in Climate and Land Cover on Water Availability Levi Brekke, Technical Service Center, 86-68520, 303-445-2494, LBREKKE@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	GP	DS3	2768	2009
Investigating a Modern Method for Improving the Management and Protection of Heritage Assets In Threshing Machine Canyon, Kansas Using Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) Technology Thomas Lincoln, Reclamation, 84-53000, 303-445-3311, tlincoln@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	GP	IR1	7686	2008
Evaluation of Thin Repair Materials for Concrete Kurt VonFay, Technical Service Center, 86-68180, 303-445-2399, kvonfay@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	GP PN UC	IR2	1616	2009
Use of High Definition Imaging Sonar as a Methodology for Evaluating Native Fish Spawning Behavior and Habitat Preference in Areas Impacted by Reclamation Structures and Operations. Eric Best, Technical Service Center, 86-68290, 303-445-2179, ebest@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	GP LC PN	WD2	1559	2005
Status, distribution and management of aquatic herpetofauna as related to Reclamation projects within the Middle Rio Grande and Missouri River basins. David Moore, Technical Service Center, 86-68210, 303-445-2242, dmoore@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	GP UC	WD2	7650	2007
Investigation of Reclamation Project Effects and Management Recommendations for Native Fish of the Milk River in Montana Using Innovative Telemetry Techniques Eric Best, Technical Service Center, 86-68290, 303-445-2179, ebest@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	GP	WD2	1068	2004
Invertebrate communities used as indicators of river restoration Mark Nelson, Technical Service Center, 86-68220, 303-445-2225, msnelson@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	LC PN	WD5	1196	2006
Slowsand Filtration for Reducing Costs of Desalting Surface Waters Chuck Moody, , 86-68700, 303.445.2258, cmoody@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	LC	WS2	361	2004
Developing the Next Generation Chlorine Resistant, High Flux, and High Salt Rejection Polyamide Desalting Membrane to Increase Water Suppy Andrew Murphy, Technical Service Center, 86-68230, 303.445.2259, amurphy@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	LC	WS2	526	2004
Foward Osmosis Water Purification Chuck Moody, , 86-68700, 303.445.2258, cmoody@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	LC	WS2	1289	2004
Long-term testing near Tucson, Arizona of concentrate management using halophyte irrigation; uses slowsand filtration (SSF) and reverse osmosis (RO) treatment to produce the needed concentrate. Eric Holler, Program Development Division - Tucson, PXAO-7005, 520.670.4825, eholler@lc.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	LC UC GP	WS2	6551	2005
Development of techniques that are acceptable for measuring municipal water values, nonuse values, ecosystem benefits, and broad public benefits as part of alternative evaluation in feasibility studies. Steven Piper, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68270, 303-445-2736, spiper@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	MP	DS3	7305	2009
Temperature Monitoring as a Means of Assessing Canal Structural Performance and Seepage Conditions Rich Markiewicz, TSC, 86-68330, 303-445-3167, rmarkiewicz@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	MP	IR1	9802	2009
Low Head Hydro Turbines Jonathan Rogado, Bureau of Reclamation, CVO-610, 916-979-0261, jrogado@mp.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	MP PN UC	IR5	3390	2009
Monitoring and Evaluation of the Potential Impacts of the Red Bluff Diversion Dam on Green Sturgeon Richard Corwin, Bureau of Reclamation, NC-342, 530-528-0512, rcorwin@mp.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	MP PN	WD1	1887	2008
Non-Physical Fish Barrier Evaluation: Can an Inexpensive Barrier Be Effective for Threatened Fish Mark Bowen, Fisheries Applications Research Group, 86-68290, 303.445.2222, mbowen@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	MP PN GP	WD1	8740	2009
Reducing Risk of Water Conflicts Related to Operational Impacts to Salmon. John Hannon, Regional Environmental Office, MP-150, 916-978-5524, jhannon@mp.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	MP PN	WD2	2759	2006
Can water catchments mitigate for wildlife (Bighorn Sheep) mortality, due to occurrence of blue green algae (cyanobacterial toxins) in Owyhee Reservoir? Gretchen Fitzgerald, Bureau of Reclamation, SRA-6121, 208-383-2231, gfitzgerald@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	MP PN LC	WD4	2874	2009
The Application of Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) Technology to Improve the Management and Protection of Heritage Assets in the American Falls Archaeological District, Idaho Jennifer Huang, Bureau of Reclamation, SRA-6135, 208-383-2257, jhuang@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	PN	IR1	9541	2009
Evaluate New Smaller Efficient Types of Low Head Fishways Don Moris, Bureau of Reclamation, PN-3429, 208-378-5221, dmoris@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	PN MP UC	WD1	4627	2009
Evaluating Inovative Swim-Thru Fishway Valve Lock System for Medium Head Applications Don Moris, Bureau of Reclamation, PN-3429, 208-378-5221, dmoris@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Sorry, this proposal contains potential intellectual property. Please contact the submitter.	PN MP UC	WD1	5083	2009
Assessment of potential effects of operation of Reclamation facilities on Pacific lamprey in major tributaries of the Columbia River basin. Steve Grabowski, PN Region, , 208-378-5030, sgrabowski@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	PN MP	WD1	35	2009
Inhibition of Biofilm Formation Kevin Kelly, Ecological Research and Investigations, 86-68220, 303.445.2017, kkelly@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	PN MP GP	WD2	3326	2006
Using the Fiber Optic Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS) system to determine temperature dynamics and groundwater spring influences due to channel relocation and habitat enhancement in a mountain stream. Toni Turner, Bureau, PN-3415, (208) 378-5025, tturner@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	PN	WD2	9654	2009
Developing Ultrasound Imaging as a Fish Research and Management Tool at Reclamation Fish Facilities Susan Broderick, Technical Service Center, 86-68210, 303-445-2235, sbroderick@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	PN MP GP	WD2	2817	2009
Watershed classification for salmon productivity - a multivariate landscape characterization process for selecting restoration sites Michael Newsom, Bureau of Reclamation, PN-1740, 503-872-2840, mnewsom@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	PN MP	WD2	8940	2009
Adaptation of traditional habitat improvements in reservoir drawdown zones to improve survival of ESA listed fish during their migration in Reclamation Reservoirs. Dmitri Vidergar, Bureau of Reclamation, SRA-1211, 208-383-2216, dvidergar@pn.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	PN	WD2	5149	2009
Improving Evapotranspiration Maps Obtained from the ReSET (Remote Sensing of Evapotranspiration) Model David Eckhardt, Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Group, 86-68211, 303.445.2273, deckhardt@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	UC LC	DS4	2686	2009
Developing operational criteria information for temperature control device installation at Reclamation facilities through the use of real-time integrated entrainment monitoring systems to improve reliability of water and power delivery. Juddson Sechrist, Technical Service Center, 86-68290, 303-445-2198, jsechrist@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	UC LC	WD1	4149	2007
Determining the Accuracy of Depth Measurements Taken from Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler Travis Bauer, Bureau of Reclamation, 86-68240, 303-445-3672, trbauer@do.usbr.gov Research Question Team Members Statement of the Problem	UC	WD2	3504	2009

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