September 7 2004
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Technical Workshop on Using Models in Endangered Species Act Recovery Planning
Location: Bonderson Hearing Room, Sacramento
Joint California Water and Environmental Modeling Forum / Central Valley Technical Recovery Team Technical Workshop on
Using Models in Endangered Species Act Recovery Planning

Bonderson Hearing Room, 1st Floor
901 P Street, Sacramento (Enter at 9th & P Streets)
Fee: None; Pre-registration not required.

Agenda

9:00 a.m. Welcome -- Rich Satkowski (CWEMF)
9:05 Relationship Between the CBDA and Recovery Actions --
Rhonda Reed (California Bay-Delta Authority)
9:20 Steps in the Recovery Plan Process, and Products Required of the Recovery Teams -- Pete Adams (NOAA Fisheries)
9:35 Matching Model Complexity to Purpose: When is a Better Model Not a Better Model? -- Lloyd Goldwasser (U.C Berkeley, formerly of NOAA Fisheries)
10:05 Break
10:20 Use of Models in Salmon Recovery Planning in Oregon and Washington -- Jim Anderson (University of Washington, Central Valley Technical Recovery Team)
11:00 The Use of Models in ESA and Other Conservation Activities --
Marc Mangel (U.C. Santa Cruz)
11:45 Lunch
1:00 p.m. An Integrated Modeling Framework for Winter-Run Chinook in the Sacramento River -- Steve Cramer (S. P. Cramer & Associates)
1:40 An Individual-Based Model (IBM) for Central Valley Chinook Salmon --
Steve Railsback (Lang, Railsback & Associates)
2:20 Modeling the Effects of Striped Bass Predation on Winter-Run --
Steve Lindley (NOAA Fisheries)
2:50 Break
3:05 Panel Discussion: Are Current Modeling Efforts Meeting Recovery Planning Needs? -- (All Speakers plus Diane Windham of NOAA Fisheries / Moderator: John Williams)
By 5:00 Adjourn

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