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Workshop on Integrated Environmental Modeling of Estuarine Systems Davis, California, May 21-23, 2015 Karl Benedict Director of Research Data Services, College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences. UNM Workshop on Integrated


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Workshop on Integrated Environmental Modeling of Estuarine Systems

Davis, California, May 21-23, 2015

Karl Benedict Director of Research Data Services, College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences. UNM

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Workshop on Integrated Environmental Modeling of Estuarine Systems

Davis, California, May 21-23, 2015

  • F. Achete-Minikowski, M. van der Wegen,
  • B. Jaffe (L. Lucas presenting)

DEMONSTRATOR BODY OF PRESENTATION

Modeling Bay-Delta Suspended Sediment in CASCaDE

  • 2D, Flexible Mesh
  • WY 2011
  • 2 sediment fractions (mud,

sand)

  • Delta operations important:

 Delta Cross Channel  South Delta pumps

  • See: Achete et al., In Review at:

http://www.hydrol-earth-syst-sci- discuss.net/12/1507/2015/hessd- 12-1507-2015-discussion.html

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Workshop on Integrated Environmental Modeling of Estuarine Systems

Davis, California, May 21-23, 2015

DAVID OSTI, 34 NORTH Using OPENNRM : Tell your Data Story Baydeltalive.com and San Joaquin Real Time Management collaborative resource management web applications and workspaces for data collection, analysis and visualization.

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Workshop on Integrated Environmental Modeling of Estuarine Systems

Davis, California, May 21-23, 2015

Quinn Hart

HOBBES

Visualizing ✦ Standardizing✦Sharing California’s Water Conveyance System

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Davis, California, May 21-23, 2015

Lejo Flores Boise State University & Idaho EPSCoR

Integrated modeling of coupled human-natural systems

  • Envision framework (Oregon State)
  • Upland hydrology and land management

practices

  • Reservoir operations
  • Water rights diversion, allocation, and

irrigation

  • Urbanization

Surface water

Groundwater

Boise River Reservoir System

Irrigation System

Municipalities Agriculture

Landscape Change

Conceptual Model

Climate Change

Year 2006

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Multi-species ecological flow

  • ptimization using

flexible ecosystem

  • bjectives

Green sturgeon Steelhead trout Spring, Fall,

  • L. Fall,

Winter-run Chinook salmon Western pond turtle Fremont Cottonwood Bank swallow Splittail Longfin smelt Delta smelt Invasive sp. deterrence Tidal wetlands FC2 – scour risk FC1 – seedling initiation success L L W W D D 1 1 – – v v e e g g e e t t a a t t i i

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n r r e e c c r r u u i i t t e e d d t t

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S a a c c R R i i v v e e r r GS1 - Egg-to-larvae survival CS1 – Area suitable spawning habitat CS3 – Thermal egg-to-fry survival CS5 – Redd scour C C S S 6 6 – – R R e e d d d d d d e e w w a a t t e e r r i i n n g g C C S S 2 2 – – A A r r e e a a s s u u i i t t a a b b l l e e r r e e a a r r i i n n g g h h a a b b i i t t a a t t CS4 – Juvenile stranding index S S u u p p p p r r e e s s s s i i

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n B B r r a a z z i i l l i i a a n n w w a a t t e e r r w w e e e e d d E E g g e e r r i i a a

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I D D 1 1 Suppression overbite clam Corbula - ID2 S S u u p p p p r r e e s s s s i i

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f A A s s i i a a t t i i c c c c l l a a m m C C

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I D D 3 3 B B r r a a c c k k i i s s h h w w e e t t l l a a n n d d a a r r e e a a – – T T W W 1 1 Freshwater wetland area – TW2 Spawning success (index) – DS1 Habitat suitability (index) – DS2 Entrainment risk (index) – DS4 Abundance (index) – LS1 Potential spawning habitat - SS1 S S u u i i t t a a b b l l e e h h a a b b i i t t a a t t p p

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t e e n n t t i i a a l l – – B B A A S S W W 1 1 R R i i s s k k i i n n u u n n d d a a t t i i

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n d d u u r r i i n n g g n n e e s s t t i i n n g g – – B B A A S S W W 2 2 CS7 – Juvenile development in Yolo Bypass CS9 - Juvenile mortality risk (passage time) CS10 – Juvenile temperature stress

Clint Alexander Ryan Luster

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Davis, California, May 21-23, 2015

INVESTIGATION OF MASSIVE DISPERSION IN THE SACRAMENTO – SAN JOAQUIN DELTA DUE TO JUNCTIONS Vamsi Krishna Sridharan

  • DSM – 2 HYDRO and

F – PTM dispersion study along transport pathways

  • Dispersion correlates

reasonably with River flow

  • Large variability in results

indicates spatial variability along pathways

  • Different dispersion

mechanisms exist

  • Dispersion scales with

cloud size and mean advective velocity of cloud