Glen Canyon Dam Technical Work Group Meeting

January 24, 2013

List of Attachments

No. Attachment Presenter / Author

1 Action Item Tracking Report Shane Capron

2 Ad Hoc Group Update List

3 Humpback Chub Refuge and Hatchery Planning Update Kirk Young

4 Memorandum of Understanding Among the U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. 

Department of the Interior, U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Department of 

Energy, and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Regarding Interagency 

Coordination and Collaboration for the Protection of Indian Sacred Sites

Mary Barger

5 Executive Summary – Pre-Production Copy of the Colorado River Basin Water 

Supply and Demand Study Glen Knowles

6a Lessons Learned from the First HFE of the HFE Protocol PPT Glen Knowles

6b Background on HFE Releases and Assessment of Success PPT (same as AR PPT 14) Jack Schmidt

7a Summary of Near Shore Ecology (NSE) Project Findings Bill Pine

7b Results of Early Temperature Analyses of the Long-Term Experimental and 

Management Plan EIS PPT Glen Knowles

8a GCDAMP Biennial Budget and Work Plan – Fiscal Years 2013-14

John Jordan

8b GCDAMP Biennial Budget Process Approved by the AMWG on May 6, 2010

8c Memo from Secretary’s Designee Anne Castle to AMWG Dated May 4, 2011, Re: 

TWG and AMWG Suggested Roles

8d Streamlined GCMRC Biennial Work Planning Process ver. March 20, 2011

9 Socioeconomics Ad Hoc Group Report PPT Dave Garrett

10 Operating Procedures Ad Hoc Group Report Shane Capron

11 A Dreissena Risk Assessment for the Colorado River Ecosystem (presented to 

AMWG in May 2007) by Ted Kennedy 

Pre-Meeting and/or Documents Provided at Meeting (but not presented)

12 Final Products of the 2011 Hydropower Knowledge Assessment and GTMax

Model Review Workshop Dated January 14, 2012 Ted Melis

13 Analysis of the Potential Implementation of a Rapid Response High Flow 

Experiment Dated October 15, 2012 Shane Capron

List of PowerPoint Presentations from Annual 

Reporting Meeting (Jan 22-23, 2013) 

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Annual Reporting Meeting – PowerPoint Presentations

January 22-23, 2013

No. Attachment Presenter / Author

1 Introduction Jack Schmidt

2 Colorado River Fish Monitoring in Grand Canyon Arizona: 2002-2012 HBC Bill Persons

3 An Overview of Humpback Chub Monitoring in the Little Colorado River Randy Van Haverbeke

4 Grand Canyon Rainbow Trout 2012 Monitoring Results Mike Anderson

5 Natal Origins: Glen Canyon and Marble Canyon Mike Yard

6 The ‘Other Fish’ Category --- Bunch

7 Foodbase Update Ted Kennedy

8 Diets and Food Availability of Nonnative Trout in Bright Angel Creek, Grand 

Canyon: Implications for Native Fish Conservation Brian Healy

9 Effects of Water Temperature on Predation Vulnerability of Humpback Chub David Ward

10 Recent Advances in Population Modeling, Preliminary Estimates, and Relevance 

to BO Triggers Charles B. Yackulic

11 Chute Falls Humpback Chub Translocations Objectives, Effectiveness and Future 

Work Kirk Young

12 NPS Fisheries Program Updates: Humpback Chub Translocations Brian Healy

13 Non-native Fish Control in Tributaries: Grand Canyon National Park Brian Healy

14 Background on High Flow Experimental Releases: Implementation Strategy and 

Assessment of Success Jack Schmidt

15 Sediment Monitoring Program: Sediment Delivery from Tributaries and Sediment 

Transport by Colorado River David Topping

16 Sandbar Monitoring for November 2012 Controlled Flood Paul Grams

17 Hopi Long-term Monitoring Program for Öngtupqa Mike Yeatts

18 Southern Paiute Consortium Monitoring Update Charley Bulletts

19 Zuni Monitoring Program in Grand Canyon Kurt Dongoske

20 Assessing Vegetation Response to Dam Operations Using the Response Guild 

Approach Barbara Ralston

21 Status and Trends of Tamarisk Beetle in Glen, Marble, and Grand Canyons Todd Chaudhry

22 Summary of 2012 Accomplishments for Cultural Monitoring R&D Project, New 

Knowledge Gained, and Future Research Directions for FY2013-2014

Helen Fairley, Brian 

Collins, and Amy Draut

23 Aeolian Landscapes and Archaeological Sites: 2012 Progress and New Work Plan 

(Project J) Amy Draut