FY07-09 proposal 200725400

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Section 1. Administrative

Proposal titleStreamNet Support and Services for Conservation and Recovery Data Needs
Proposal ID200725400
OrganizationPacific States Marine Fisheries Commission (PSMFC)
Short descriptionStreamNet will collaborate with CSMEP, aka CBFWA Monitor/Eval Program, (Project# 2003-036-00) to provide data management and application development needed to support fish population monitoring efforts by CSMEP.
Information transferStreamNet exists specifically to facilitate transfer of data from multiple agencies for regional use in research, monitoring, management, public education, policy and decision making. Data are made available via a publicly accessible web site (www.streamnet.org) utilizing an on-line data query system, interactive map interfaces, or as independent data sets. Data from StreamNet are used by many state and federal agencies, consultants, universities, planners and other data projects.
Proposal contact person or principal investigator
Contacts
ContactOrganizationEmail
Form submitter
Mike Banach Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission mike_banach@psmfc.org
All assigned contacts
Bruce Schmidt Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission bruce_schmidt@psmfc.org
Bruce Schmidt Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission bruce_schmidt@psmfc.org

Section 2. Locations

Province / subbasin: Mainstem/Systemwide / Systemwide

LatitudeLongitudeWaterbodyDescription
Columbia River basin portions of the state.
Columbia River basin portions of the state.
Columbia River basin portions of the state.

Section 3. Focal species

primary: All Anadromous Salmonids
secondary: Bull Trout

Section 4. Past accomplishments

YearAccomplishments

Section 5. Relationships to other projects

Funding sourceRelated IDRelated titleRelationship
BPA 200303600 CBFWA Monitor/Eval Program (CSMEP) Work performed under this proposal will provide data inventory services, data management and application development support for monitoring and recovery efforts being developed by the CSMEP project (Project# 2003-036-00). The data inventory basinwide will be completed. Applications to meet CSMEP needs for data acquisition, sharing and analysis will be developed.

Section 6. Biological objectives

Biological objectivesFull descriptionAssociated subbasin planStrategy
Provide information for management and restoration Working collaboratively with CSMEP, provide data management services and application development for multi-agency, regionally coordinated monitoring programs. None [Strategy left blank]
Support effective management and restoration This project will provide indirect support to regional management, monitoring and restoration efforts. None Provide data services and application development services to the regional monitoring and assessment project (CSMEP) being conducted by the management agencies represented by CBFWA.

Section 7. Work elements (coming back to this)

Work element nameWork element titleDescriptionStart dateEnd dateEst budget
Submit/Acquire Data Complete inventory of fish population related data in Columbia subbasins The agency partners in ID, OR and WA will complete the inventory of available data related to fish populations in subbasins of the Columbia Basin. This will complete work already underway. As inventories are completed, they will assist CSMEP, as needed, with actual acquisition, storage and management of the priority data sets. 10/1/2006 9/30/2010 $45,892
Biological objectives
Metrics
Create/Manage/Maintain Database Data entry and data management tools to support CSMEP analysis of monitoring data. Agency partners will maintain the existing data inventory online entry tool, modify the tool as needed, and manage the inventory data. 10/1/2006 9/30/2010 $40,062
Biological objectives
Metrics
Create/Manage/Maintain Database Application development to suport CSMEP acquisition and management for analysis at full ESU range The agency partners in ID, WA and OR, in collaboration with PSMFC, will develop computer applications to assist with aquisition and management of data needed by CSMEP for analysis of populations at a full ESU scale. 10/1/2006 9/30/2010 $286,605
Biological objectives
Metrics
Disseminate Raw/Summary Data and Results Assist the CSMEP project with sharing of data The project partners in OR, WA and ID will assist with sharing of data among CSMEP partners for analysis and for interacting with regional management entities 10/1/2006 9/30/2010 $118,657
Biological objectives
Metrics

Section 8. Budgets

Itemized estimated budget
ItemNoteFY07FY08FY09
Personnel All requested funds will be expended by subcontractors in the state fisheries agencies $81,044 $85,096 $89,351
Fringe Benefits [blank] $33,701 $35,386 $37,155
Supplies [blank] $3,390 $3,560 $3,737
Travel [blank] $925 $971 $1,020
Overhead [blank] $36,758 $38,596 $40,526
Totals $155,818 $163,609 $171,789
Total estimated FY 2007-2009 budgets
Total itemized budget: $491,216
Total work element budget: $491,216
Cost sharing
Funding source/orgItem or service providedFY 07 est value ($)FY 08 est value ($)FY 09 est value ($)Cash or in-kind?Status
Totals $0 $0 $0

Section 9. Project future

FY 2010 estimated budget: $0
FY 2011 estimated budget: $0
Comments:

Future O&M costs:

Termination date: 09/30/2005
Comments: Long term need for data services from StreamNet for the CSMEP project are unknown. Depending on future needs, a new effort would have to be defined.

Final deliverables: Completion of data inventory in all Columbia Basin subbasins. Functional data tools to support CSMEP data analysis needs.

Section 10. Narrative and other documents


Reviews and recommendations

FY07 budget FY08 budget FY09 budget Total budget Type Category Recommendation
NPCC FINAL FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS (Oct 23, 2006) [full Council recs]
$0 $0 $0 $0 Expense Basinwide Do Not Fund
NPCC DRAFT FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS (Sep 15, 2006) [full Council recs]
$0 $0 $0 $0 Basinwide

ISRP PRELIMINARY REVIEW (Jun 2, 2006)

Recommendation: Response requested

NPCC comments: This proposal is to fund a pilot project collaboration between StreamNet and CSMEP to develop data standards, data acquisition tools, and data dissemination for the region. A primary goal of CSMEP is to document, integrate, and make available existing monitoring data on species of concern. This proposal may complement the CSMEP proposal (although this proposal is not referenced in the CSMEP proposal) by providing the data management expertise. The overall idea may have merit but the proposal does not provide enough detail to evaluate the benefits of the project or the likelihood of success. A response should describe the type of data that will be collected and managed and relate these to fish and wildlife populations. How will protocols be established and enforced. How will quality assurance for the data be conducted? What evidence is available to show how useful the data will be to others? What is the value added to the data from this project? How will the project be monitored to determine its success?


ISRP FINAL REVIEW (Aug 31, 2006)

Recommendation: Response requested

NPCC comments: This proposal is to fund a pilot project collaboration between StreamNet and CSMEP to develop data standards, data acquisition tools, and data dissemination for the region. A primary goal of CSMEP is to document, integrate, and make available existing monitoring data on species of concern. This proposal may complement the CSMEP proposal (although this proposal is not referenced in the CSMEP proposal) by providing the data management expertise. The overall idea may have merit but the proposal does not provide enough detail to evaluate the benefits of the project or the likelihood of success. A response should describe the type of data that will be collected and managed and relate these to fish and wildlife populations. How will protocols be established and enforced. How will quality assurance for the data be conducted? What evidence is available to show how useful the data will be to others? What is the value added to the data from this project? How will the project be monitored to determine its success?