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Introduction of Spatially Explicit Climate Scenarios for the Bull Trout Example

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Introduction of Spatially Explicit Climate Scenarios for the Bull Trout Example
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Dan Isaak, USFS

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Running time: 9 minutes and 24 seconds

This is part of a collection. See more from Understanding & Adapting in Aquatic Ecosystems at Landscape and River Basin Scales.

Topics covered:

Bull Trout as a Climate Canary
Existing Bull Trout Populations
Spatial data layers
Day 1 Task
Boise Basin Climate Scenarios
Mean Summer Stream Temperatures - Historical Scenario
Mean Summer Stream Temperatures - 2046 Scenario
Mean Summer Stream Temperatures - 2086 Scenario
Summer Stream Flow (cfs) - Historical Scenario
Summer Stream Flow (cfs) - 2046 Scenario
Summer Stream Flow (cfs) - 2086 Scenario
Winter High Flow Frequency (# events) - Historical Scenario
Winter High Flow Frequency (# events) - 2046 Scenario
Winter High Flow Frequency (# events) - 2086 Scenario
Bayesian belief network
Entering a finding

Production by: Michael Furniss and Jeffrey Guntle, Communications and Applications, PNW and PSW Research Stations

Video by: Freshwaters Illustrated.