Transcript Need: Regional PIT Plan

A. Giorgi
J. Geiselman
J. Tenney
N. Tancreto
• Database system:
Forecast Columbia Basin PIT tag use
• Anadromous salmonids
• Integrated with PTAGIS
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• Time step = 3 year forecast
• 2008/2010 FCRPS BiOp
• Improve coordination and efficiency of PIT tag
use among users region-wide.
• NPCC Tagging Forum 2013
recommendations :
• Improve efficiency of PIT tag use
• Contain costs
• Minimize # fish handled/tagged.
• Provide a common platform for viewing
planned tagging activities system-wide.
• Identify opportunities for sharing of tagged
fish among programs & user-groups.
• Assist with coordinating tag use within and
across watersheds.
• Maintain adequate stock coverage for BiOp &
FWP monitoring needs into the future.
• Minimize over-tagging ESA-listed populations
• Inform NOAA take-permits.
• 2009-2010
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NOAA, AA & CBFWA scope the PTF tool
UW & BioAnalysts -> prototype system @CBR
Agencies provided data
• 2011-2012
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Dormant
• 2013-2014
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PSMFC redesigns system & integrates with PTAGIS
Beta-test, spring/summer 2014 (FPC & Corps)
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Regional parties/agencies are populating the database
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• Database
Populated online by users; update annually
• Seek one contact per agency/user group
• Query & Reporting tools
• Generic query and graphical report tool
• Detailed query tool
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Database information by RME project
• ESU/MPG
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ESA-listed and unlisted
populations
Release site
Project/contract #
Sponsor
Contractor
• Number to be released
• Life stage
• Origin (wild/hat.)
• Hatchery name
• RME application
• Data provider
Database Entry Page: List of Projects
Database Entry Page: Project Detail
• Request agencies/PUDs/firms populate the
PTF database by 03/31/15
• Will provide the PTF as a tool for any regional
PIT tag planning and coordination forum, or
project manger.
• Will work with PSMFC to include map-based
query capability.
• Assign an agency representative to populate the PTF
database by 3/31/15
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Done (pretty much)
• AFEP, CSS or SMP projects verify the completeness
and accuracy of existing forecasts provided by the FPC
and Corps.
• Provide comments and recommendations regarding
input parameters/procedures, queries, and output.
• Use the database to foster planning discussions in
local and regional RME forums and at the project
level.