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Butte notes:
spring
. 2014-2020
- individuals and chops. Individuals record adipose_fin_clip
and so do chops. 2001-2020
, which fill in earlier years but do not have any associated adipose_fin_clipped
data. These are not included in standard_carcass
. 2019
does not have dates in the raw file.Feather notes:
2000-2020
run
was collected for all years but is only present in 2008-2009
and 2017-2021
adipose_fin_clipped
was collected for all years. Due to misalignment of header tables and data tables, there are many NA
dates associated with adipose_fin_clipped
in the final file and no way of recovering these easily - they get filtered out in the feather_carcass_qc.Rmd
2000-2001
does not collect either variable. Run not collected for 2000-2007
and 2010-2016
in branch carcass-dat-achecks
:
adipose_fin_clip
and run
data were incorporated into feather_carcass
run
and adipose_fin_clip
to Butte carcass where available - mostly going off reports2019-01-01
) for those data - confirm this is what we want to do, otherwise they get filtered outBattle Creek: spring run and unknown covered by survey but not recorded in data, so marked run
as NA
. adipose_fin_clipped
recorded.
Clear Creek: data were obtained from spring-run chinook salmon surveys, but contains column run
and run_call
which have several different encodings (fall, late-fall, spring, hybrid).
Yuba River: two tables (individuals and chops). Individual table has adipose_fin_clip
but no run
information.
associated branch: carcass-dat-achecks
(typo is mine, oops)
Action items:
run
to spring
run
column instead of run_call
run
= unknown
e-mails sent to Grant and Keith 11-28-2023. Grant said he will look into those (Butte). Casey responded for Feather and said:
We consider the CJS estimates as a combined spring- and fall-run estimate.
CDFW’s Ocean Salmon Program does a big synthesis on coded wire tag recoveries in the Central Valley annually. As part of that synthesis, they use our sample data and coded wire tag recoveries to expand and estimate the hatchery and natural origin proportions that can then be applied to our estimate. They are usually a few years behind, but I’ve attached their most recent reports so you can see how the expansions are done. You can find all of their reports on the CalFish website here: https://www.calfish.org/ProgramsData/ConservationandManagement/CentralValleyMonitoring/CentralValleyCFMProgram.aspx
For the carcass estimates data, we need to confirm the run and the adipose status for the data we have (prioritize the data that we think we will use for JPE, Feather and Butte).