Enhanced acoustic tagging, analysis, and real-time monitoring of wild and hatchery salmonids in the Sacramento River Valley - 2019 annual report

McHuron, Alex; Ammann, Arnold; Michel, Cyril; Notch, Jeremy; Johnston, Kit; Robinson, Rebecca; Logston, Renae; Pham, Tom

doi:10.25923/g4x7-5462

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Enhanced acoustic tagging, analysis, and real-time monitoring of wild and hatchery salmonids in the Sacramento River Valley - 2019 annual report

2020
By McHuron, Alex ; Ammann, Arnold ; Michel, Cyril ; ...

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Southwest Fisheries Science Center (U.S.) ; University of California, Santa Cruz. Institute of Marine Sciences.

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To monitor the survival of outmigrating juvenile salmonids, the use of acoustic telemetry (AT) has become widespread in recent years. This technology allows researchers and resource managers to monitor fish outmigration in real-time, allowing for more informed management decisions. Currently, the Juvenile Salmon Acoustic Telemetry System (JSATS) is used throughout the California Central Valley (CCV) to track outmigrating juvenile salmon, and underwater hydrophones detect the presence of fish and allow for survival estimates to be generated in specific reaches of interest.
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Fishery Management Fish Tagging Mortality Pacific Salmon Underwater Acoustics
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Sacramento Valley (Calif.)
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