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PROJECTNUMBERP R O J E C T SCHFDULE AND MILESTONES87-413-1(TaskOrder97678)Fish Survival and SmoltPhysiology/Behavior Workshops- UW/BPNLt Officer: P. PoeDbiectiveL: Through the workshopprocess:1. Better define measurementsof salmon and steelhead smeltsurvival and smolt condition.2. Outline research needs.3. Present recommendations onhow to proceed with futuresurvival and smolt conditionresearch.4. Provide workshop results asone source of information toassist the Reservoir Mortalityand Water Budget EffectivenessTechnical Work Group intheir development of a 5-yearWork Plan for mainstem passageresearch.Date Initiat.&: January 1989&ults/Concm: Proceedings fromSmolt Survival Workshop conducted Feb-ruary 1989 is available. Avenues ofresearch were identified to clarify andreduce uncertainty in survival estimatesand their application in program evaluation.This project combines Project 89-50"Smoltification/Travel Time ResearchMethods Development Workshop," andProject 89-51, "Pool Survival ResearchMethod Development Workshop," that werelisted in the outline of the draft FY 1990AIWP.FY 1991: Conduct Smolt Physiology/BehaviorWorkshop that focuses on fish physiology andcondition and its effect on downstream migrantbehavior.87-413-2(TaskOrder01772)Analysis of Historic Data forJuvenile and Adult Salmonids- uwProiect Officer: P. PoeDbiectives: Phase I of thiswork will assemble a data baseof statistically bounded estimatesof survival from smoltDate Initiatd: September 1989 1. FY 1991: Complete Phase I tasks: developResults/Conclusions: Report of Phase Iactivities available before end of 1990.criteria for decision to proceed to Phase II; beginPhase II if decision positive.2. FY 1992: Continue Phase II if positive resultsThis project combines Project 89-48, from evaluation of Phase I."Review and Synthesize Historical Data,"and Project 89-49, "Cohort Method andAnalysis," that were listed in the outlineof the draft FY 1990 AIWP.