PPT-Fluvial Processes in Puget Sound

Rivers and the Pacific Northwest John M Buffington Richard D Woodsmith Derek B Booth and David R Montgomery 2003 Ian McBride O verview IntroductionBackground Aspects of Pacific NW streams. PSF perf adjusted Cedar R 54348 50464 104812 Strait of Juan de Fuca 9040 9040 4year avg Sammamish R 62185 62185 Puget Sound Total 100380 100380 Puget Sound Total 54348 148026 202374 Wild forecast includes supplementation returns Forecast contains Section B “Lab”. Prof. Jeffrey Richey. jrichey@u.washington.edu. TA Nick Ward, Paul . Rudell. . Computer Labs & Field Trips. The LAB Section of 260 is intended to acquaint you with the "details" of Puget Sound - where the rivers are, how water moves in them as function of the landscape and end up in the Sound, then how the Sound works. The Lab has two types of activities:. In which of the following would you most likely find commercially usable reservoirs of oil or deposits of sand and gravel?. A). . Continental Shelf. B) Continental Slope. C) Continental Rise. 2. Which of the following sediments precipitates directly from seawater?. January 4, 2011 . . Participants:. Scientist : Frank Henyey, Barry Ma. Captain : Eric Boget. Engineer : Tim McGinnis, Tim . Wen. , Nicolas Michel-Hart. SBE expert: Joel Reiter, Robin Clifford. Tiffany Huang. Oceanography 497 B. School of Aquatics and Fisheries. A. n ecosystem response to human activities that fertilize bodies of water with N and P.. Ex: untreated sewage discharge, runoff from farms or lawns. in Puget Sound’s . Food Web. presentation to the Pacific Northwest . Pollution Prevention Resource Center . 24 October, 2012. James E. West, . Puget Sound Ecosystem Monitoring Program . Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Use your poster…. In the 18th century, Europeans were drawn to the west coast because of the valuable . ___________________ . . . In 1804, . ___________________ . and . _______________ . were asked by President Thomas Jefferson to explore and map the wild west of North America. . A Campaign for Your Puget Sound. Don’t Drip and Drive: . A Campaign for Your Puget Sound. Thank you for participating! . More than 7 million quarts of motor oil enter Puget Sound . each year, washing into storm drains from roadways, driveways, . Mississippi Delta. Discrete shoreline protuberances, partly . subaerial and partly submarine, . built by rivers into a body of permanent water. Delta plain. : mostly subaerial part of delta complex . Pelicans, cormorants, boobies. Gulls, terns, . skuas. , puffins. Diving ducks. Loons, grebes. “. Waterbirds. ”. Herons, egrets. Ducks, geese, swans. Shorebirds. Global seabird declines. % of . species in each IUCN Red List . SR . 509 Completion . Project. SDOT Freight Advisory Board . August 15. , . 2017. Thomas Noyes. . SENIOR TRANSPORTATION PLANNER. Completing the Gateway Program provides more direct links from the state’s largest ports to the distribution centers in the region and to Eastern Washington. 1 Wild Coho Forecasts forPuget Sound, Washington Coast, and Lower ColumbiaWashington Department of Fish & WildlifeScience Division, Fish ProgramMarisa N. C. Wild Coho Forecasts for Puget Sound, Washi ��S3-73 &#x/MCI; 0 ;&#x/MCI; 0 ; Most Puget Sound coho move directly into deeper waters of Puget Sound and out to coastal waters from Oregon to northern British Columbia Morris Fall 2012 On June 27 2012 the Court of Appeals issued Legacy Health Systems v Theresa A NobleUnder Attack Protection under the Longshore and Harbor Generally State and Federal workers compensatiThe le