River channel inventory,habitat and instream flow assessment

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Bovee, K.D. 1974: The determination, assessment and design of instream value studies for the Northern Great Plains region. University of Montana, Final Report, EDA Contract 68-01-02413.

1978 : The incremental method of assessing habitat potential for coolwater species, with management implications. American Fisheries Society Special Publication 11, 340-46.

Campbell, R.N.B. and Scott, D. 1984: The determination of minimum discharge for 0+ brown trout (Salmo trutta L.) using a velocity response. New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 18, 1-11.

Chubb, M. and Baumann, E.H. 1976: The RIVERS method: a pilot study of river recreation potential assessment. Department of Geography, Michigan State University , East Lansing.

Cochnauer, T. 1976: Instream flow techniques for large rivers. In Orsborn, J.F. and Allman, C.H. , editors, 1976, 387-93.

Collings, M.R. 1974: Generalisation of spawning and rearing discharges for several Pacific salmon species in western Washington . US Geological Survey Open-File Report.

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Cooper, J.L. 1976: United States Forest Service stream survey procedure - Northern Region. In Orsborn, J.F. and Allman, C.H. , editors, 1976, 300-13.

Cooperative Instream Flow Group 1982: A guide to stream habitat analysis using the instream flow incremental methodology . Instream Flow Information Paper 12, US Fish and Wildlife Service FWS/OBS-82/26.

Cortell, J.F. and associates 1977: Recreation and instream flow, vol. 2. Final report to US Department of the Interior, Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, DIOLS 78-02.

Cushing, C.E. and six others 1980: Comparative study of physical-chemical variables of streams using multivariate analyses. Archive for Hydrobiologie 89, 343-52.

Edington, J.M. 1968: Habitat preferences in net-spinning caddis larvae with special reference to the influence of water velocity. Journal of Animal Ecology 37, 675-92.

Everest, F.H. and Chapman, D.W. 1972: Habitat selection and spatial interaction by juvenile chinook salmon and steelhead trout in two Idaho streams. Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada 29, 91-100.

Farmer, A.H. 1977: The Habitat Evaluation Procedure. In Marmelstein, A. , editor, 1977, 407-20.

Fraser, J.C. 1972: Regulated discharge and the stream environment . In Oglesby, R.T. , Carlson, C.A. and McCann, J.A. , editors, River ecology and man, New York: Academic Press, 263-85.

1978 : Suggestions for developing flow recommendations for instream uses of New Zealand streams. Water and Soil Miscellaneous Publication 6, Wellington, New Zealand.

Giger, R.D. 1973: Streamflow requirements for salmonids. Oregon Wildlife Commission, Federal Aid Progress Reports, Fisheries AFS-62-1.

Glova, G.J. , Bonnett, M.L. and Docherty, C.R. 1985: Comparison of fish populations in riffles of three braided rivers of Canterbury, New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 19, 157-65.

Glova, G.J. and Duncan, M.J. 1985: Potential effects of reduced flows on fish habitats in a large braided river, New Zealand. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 114, 165-81.

Gore, J.A. 1978: A technique for predicting instream flow requirements of benthic macroinvertebrates. Freshwater Biology 8, 141-51.

Gore, J.A. and Judy, R.D. 1981: Predictive models of benthic macroinvertebrate density for use in instream flow studies and regulated flow management. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science 38, 1363-70.

Gorman, O.T. and Karr, J.R. 1978: Habitat structure and stream fish communities. Ecology 59, 507-15.

Hawkes, H.A. 1975: River zonation and classification. In Whitton, B.A. , editor, River ecology, Berkeley: University of California Press , 312-74.

Hawkins, C.P. and Sedell, J.R. 1981: Longitudinal and seasonal changes in functional organisation of macroinvertebrate communities in four Oregon streams. Ecology 62, 387-97.

Herrington, R.B. and Dunham, D.K. 1967: A technique for sampling general fish habitat characteristics of streams. US Forest Service Research Paper INT-41.

Isaacson, J.A. 1976: Determining instream flows using the sag tape method and R2CROSS computer program. In Orsborn, J.F. and Allman, C.H. , editors, 1976, 314-21.

Jowett, I.G. 1982: The incremental approach to studying stream flows: New Zealand case studies. In McColl, R.H.S. , editor, River low flows: conflicts of water use, Water and Soil Miscellaneous Publication 47, 9-15.

Kadlec, J.A. 1976: Methodologies for assessing instream flows for wildlife . In Stalnaker, C.B. and Arnette, J.L. , editors, 1976, 139-47.

Keller, E.A. and MacDonald, A. 1983: Large organic debris and anadromous fish habitat in the coastal redwood environment: the hydrologic system. NITS Report PB83-222240, California Water Resources Centre, Technical Completion Report, California University, Santa Barbara.

Kellerhals, R. , Church, M. and Bray, D.I. 1976: Classification and analysis of river processes. Journal of the Hydraulics Division ASCE 102, HY7, 813-29.

Leatherberry, E.C. 1979: River amenity evaluation: a review and commentary . Water Resources Bulletin 15, 1281-92.

Leopold, L.B. 1969: Quantitative comparison of some aesthetic factors among rivers. US Geological Survey Circular 620.

Lewis, S.L. 1969: Physical factors influencing fish populations in pools of a trout stream. Transactions, American Fisheries Society 98, 14-19.

Loar, J.M. and Sale, M.J. 1981: Analysis of environmental issues related to small-scale hydro-electric development. V: Instream flow needs for fishery resources. Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Environmental Sciences Division , Publication 1829.

Marmelstein, A. editor, 1977: Classification, inventory and analysis of fish and wildlife habitat: the proceedings of a national symposium. Biological Services Program, US Fish and Wildlife Service, FWS/OBS-78/76.

Milhous, R.T. and Grenney, W.J. 1980: The quantification and reservation of instream flows. Progress in Water Technology 13, 129-54.

Moreau, G. and Legendre, L. 1979: Relation entre habitat et peuplements de poissons: essai de definition d'une méthode numerique pour des rivières nordiques. Hydrobiologia 67, 81-87.

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Mosley, M.P. 1981: Semi-determinate hydraulic geometry of river channels, South Island, New Zealand. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 6, 127-37. 1982a: A procedure for characterising river channels. Water and Soil Miscellaneous Publication 32, Wellington, New Zealand.

1982b: Critical depths for passage in braided rivers, Canterbury, New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 16, 351-57.

1982c: Analysis of the effects of changing discharge on channel morphology and instream uses in a braided river, Ohau River, New Zealand. Water Resources Research 18, 800-12.

1983a: Flow requirements for recreation and wildlife in New Zealand rivers- a review. Journal of Hydrology (NZ) 22, 152-74.

1983b: Response of braided rivers to changing discharge. Journal of Hydrology (NZ) 22, 18-67.

Mosley, M.P. and Jowett, I.G. forthcoming: Fish habitat analysis using river flow simulation. New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research, forthcoming.

Moyle, P.B. , Baltz, D.M. and Knight, N.J. 1983: Instream flow requirements of native California stream fishes. California Water Resources Center Completion Report OWRT B-210-CAL(1), University of California, Davis.

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Newcombe, C. 1981: A procedure to estimate changes in fish populations caused by changes in stream discharge. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 110, 382-90.

North Central Forest Experiment Station 1977 : River recreation management and research, symposium proceedings . US Forest Service General Technical Report NC-28.

O'Donnell, C.F.J. and Moore, S.M. 1983: The wildlife and conservation of braided river systems in Canterbury. Fauna Survey Unit Report 33, New Zealand Wildlife Service, Wellington.

Orsborn, J.F. and Allman, C.H. editors, 1976: Instream flow needs. Boise Symposium Proceedings Vol. 2. American Fisheries Society and American Society of Civil Engineers.

Orsborn, J.F. and Deane, F.D. 1976: Investigation into methods for developing a physical analysis for evaluating instream flow needs. Completion Report, Project OWRT A-084-WASH, Washington State University, Pullman.

Orth, D.J. and Maughan, O.E. 1981a: Evaluation of the 'Montana method' for recommending instream flows in Oklahoma streams. Proceedings, Oklahoma Academy of Science 61, 62-66.

1981b: Estimated stream flow requirements for fishes of the Washita River below Foss Reservoir, western Oklahoma. Water Resources Bulletin 17, 831-43.

Orth, D.J. and Maughan, O.E. 1982: Evaluation of the incremental methodology for recommending instream flows for fishes. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 11, 413-45.

Pennack, R.W. 1971: Toward a classification of lotic habitats. Hydrobiologia 38, 321-34.

Pfankuch, D.J. 1978: Stream reach inventory and channel stability evaluation . US Forest Service, Northern Region.

Pitt, D.G. 1976: Physical dimensions of scenic quality in streams . In Zube, E.H. , editor, Studies in landscape perception, Publication R76-1, Institute for Man and Environment, Amherst, 147-65.

Platts, W.S. 1979: Relationships among stream order, fish populations and acquatic geomorphology in an Idaho river basin. Fisheries 4, 5-9.

Platts, W.S. , Megahan, W.F. and Minshall, G.W. 1983: Methods for evaluating stream, riparian and biotic conditions . US Forest Service General Technical Report INT-138.

Robertson, C.J.R. , O'Donnell, C.F.J. and Overmars, F.B. 1983: Habitat requirements of wetland birds in the Ahuriri River catchment, New Zealand. Occasional Publication 3, New Zealand Wildlife Service, Wellington, New Zealand.

Seegrist, D.W. and Gard, R. 1972: Effects of floods on trout in Sagehan Creek, California . Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 101, 478-82.

Shirvell, C.D. and Dungey, R.G. 1983: Microhabitats chosen by brown trout for feeding and spawning in rivers. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 112,355-67.

Smith, A.K. 1973: Development and application of spawning velocity and depth criteria for Oregon salmonids. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 102, 312-16.

Smith, G.L. editor, 1979: Proceedings, Workshop in Instream Flow Habitat Criteria and Modelling. Colorado Water Resources Research Institute Information Series 40, Fort Collins, USA.

Sparrowe, R.D. and Sparrowe, B.F. 1977: Use of critical parameters for evaluating wildlife habitat . In Marmelstein, A. , editor, 1977, 385-406.

Stalnaker, C.B. and Arnette, J.L. editors, 1976: Methodologies for the determination of stream resource flow requirements: an assessment. Office of Biological Services, US Fish and Wildlife Service, FWS/OBS-76/03.

Swank, G.W. and Phillips, R.W. 1976: Instream flow methodology for the Forest Services in the Pacific North west region. In Orsborn, J.F. and Allman, C.H. , editors, 1976, 334-43.

Swanston, D.B. , Meehan, W.R. and McNutt, J.A. 1977: A quantitative geomorphic approach to predicting productivity of pink and chum salmon streams in southeast Alaska. US Forest Service Research Paper PNW-227.

Tennant, D.L. 1976: Instream flow regimens for fish, wildlife, recreation and related environmental resources. Fisheries 1, 6-10.

Thompson, K.E. 1972: Determining stream flows for fish life. In Proceedings, Instream Flow Requirement Workshop, Pacific Northwest River Basins Commission, Portland, Oregon, 31-50.

Tierney, L. 1982: Instream Flow Group (IFG). Freshwater Catch 14, 11-14.

Vannote, R.L. and four others 1980: The river continuum concept. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science 37, 130-37.

Wesche, T.A. and Rechard, P.A. 1980: A summary of instream flow methods for fisheries and related research needs. Eisenhower Consortium Bulletin 9.

White, R.J. 1973: Stream channel suitability for coldwater fish. Proceedings of the 28th Annual Meeting of the Soil Conservation Society of America, Hot Springs, Arkansas, 61-79.

White, R.G. 1976: A methodology for recommending stream resource maintenance flows for large rivers. In Orsborn, J.F. and Allman, C.H. , editors, 376-86.

White, R.G. and four others 1981: Effects of reduced stream discharge on fish and aquatic macroinvertebrate populations. Technical Completion Report OWRT B-045-IDA(1), Idaho Water and Energy Resources Research Institute, Moscow, Idaho.

Wright, J.F. , Moss, D. , Armitage, P.D. and Furse, M.T. 1984: A preliminary classification of running water sites in Great Britain based on macroinvertebrate species and the prediction of community type using environmental data. Freshwater Biology 14, 221-56.