Reclamation Peer Review
Information Quality – Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) Peer Review Agenda
(Updated December 2010)
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) directive, Final Information Quality Bulletin for Peer Review, dated December 16, 2004 (263 KB PDF), requires that there be a "systematic process of peer review planning" and public access to a list of information products for that will be peer reviewed as either influential scientific information or highly influential scientific assessments.
Below are the documents for which Reclamation is undertaking peer review in accordance with the OMB directive.
Questions and comments regarding the Reclamation Peer Review Agenda may be directed to:
David Raff
Science Advisor
DRaff@usbr.gov
Peer Review Plan Entries
The Reclamation peer review plan entries below will be updated as necessary. Each describes the peer review process for the document in question, including whether and how public comment is sought. Once peer review is complete, summary material related to the peer review that was conducted will also be posted. A link to or information about availability of the final product will be included in the Summary document.
Influential Scientific Information |
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Working Title | Peer Review Plan | Completed Peer Review |
Literature Review and Scientific Synthesis on the Efficacy of Winter Orographic Cloud Seeding (PDF - 5.8 MB) | View Plan (PDF - 15 KB) | Final Report |
Lower Yellowstone Project - Intake Diversion Dam Fish Passage Project | VIew Plan (PDF - 20 KB) | Final Report (PDF - 3MB) |
Independent Scientific Peer Review of the Criteria for Protecting Adult Salmon in the Lower Klamath River | VIew Plan (PDF - 27 KB) | Final Report (PDF - 9MB) |
Truckee Canal Risk Analysis and Proposed Risk Reduction – Advisory Review - Scope of Work | VIew Plan (PDF - 24 KB) | Final Report (PDF- 39 KB) |
Highly Influential Scientific Assessments |
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Working Title | Peer Review Plan | Completed Peer Review |
Application of the Ecosystem Diagnosis and Treatment model (EDT) to quantify the benefits to the Salmon Fishery as proposed within the Upper San Joaquin River Basin Storage Investigation | View Plan (PDF - 20 KB) |
Additional information
For more on information quality, refer to:
Reclamation Information Quality Guidelines Information
Reclamation Information Quality Guidelines - Reclamation Manual
http://www.usbr.gov/recman/cmp/cmp-p14.pdf (554 KB PDF)
Department of the Interior Information Quality Guidelines (155 KB PDF)
https://www.doioig.gov/docs/InformationQualityGuidelines.pdf