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Water Quality Program Advanced Monitoring in Oregon: Opportunities, Challenges and the Future Wahclella Falls in the Columbia River Gorge ACWA Advanced Monitoring Session Wednesday Aug 17th Jennifer Wigal - Water Quality Program Manager


  1. Water Quality Program Advanced Monitoring in Oregon: Opportunities, Challenges and the Future Wahclella Falls in the Columbia River Gorge ACWA Advanced Monitoring Session Wednesday Aug 17th Jennifer Wigal - Water Quality Program Manager (presenter) Aaron Borisenko - Water Quality Monitoring Manager

  2. Worlds of possibility…?

  3. Or… Be careful what you ask for?

  4. Why is the data being collected? Investigation? Implementing regulatory programs? General information?

  5. Investigations Using passive sampling Using data sondes to devices to investigate understand causes presence of pollutants

  6. Regulatory Programs Water Quality Standards: Temperature: 7-day average of maximum daily temperatures Dissolved Oxygen : minimum of the 7 consecutive-day floating average of the calculated daily mean

  7. TMDLs: Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR)

  8. Permitting and compliance • Greater understanding opens door to more complex expression of limits – More robust reasonable potential analysis? – Seasonal limits? – Flow-based and other “dynamic” limits? – Expectations for compliance monitoring?

  9. Key Issues: Resources and Costs • Data storage! • State staff resources and expertise to interpret data • Ability to communicate (complex!) conclusions to public • Cost to purchase and maintain equipment; keep up with new technologies

  10. Partnerships Examples leveraging capabilities and resources: • Bureau of Reclamation – using existing gauging stations to transmit data from data sonde • Oregon Water Resources Department – Concurrent collection of quality and quantity data

  11. Water for Irrigation, Streams and Economy –WISE Monitoring to evaluate irrigation effectiveness efforts

  12. What will the future look like for advanced technologies? Online Real-time Multi-parameter Visual interface (graphs and maps) Webcams Drones Triggered data collection events User alert systems Advanced data systems Integrated indices Predictive uses

  13. Contact us: Jennifer Wigal Aaron Borisenko WQ Program Manager WQ Monitoring Manager wigal.jennifer@deq.state.or.us borisenko.aaron@deq.state.or.us 503.229.5323 503.693.5723

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