Table 3.

Consequences of alternative management strategies below Shasta and Keswick dams on the Sacramento River, California, for Green Sturgeon and winter‐run Chinook Salmon under two different models of the influence of temperature on life‐stage‐specific drivers of Green Sturgeon minimum abundance and Chinook Salmon critical temperature (Tcrit) for egg‐to‐fry survival. Dark green cells indicate the highest scores for each species/hypothesis, and white cells are the worst performing alternatives. Normalized scores for Green Sturgeon are in parentheses, and the average scores by alternative are displayed to demonstrate performance if objective weights entirely favored one objective or the other (see Figure 4).

AlternativeGreen Sturgeon hypothesesChinook Salmon hypotheses
1. Sturgeon spawning2. Sturgeon spawning3. Sturgeon juvenile4. Sturgeon juvenileAverage1. Salmon Tcrit 11°C2. Salmon Tcrit 12.5°C3. Salmon Tcrit 11°C4. Salmon Tcrit 12.5°CAverage
1. Long‐term average management2,426 (0.04)2,426 (0.04)7,149 (0.66)7,149 (0.66)4,788 (0.35)0.331.000.331.000.67
2. Run of river7,886 (0.76)7,886 (0.76)9,721 (1.00)9,721 (1.00)8,804 (0.88)00000
3. Sturgeon‐focused management5,745 (0.48)5,745 (0.48)9,595 (0.98)9,595 (0.98)7,670 (0.73)0.020.360.020.360.19
4. Salmon‐focused management2,085 (0)2,085 (0)6,052 (0.52)6,052 (0.52)4,069 (0.26)1.001.001.001.001.00
AlternativeGreen Sturgeon hypothesesChinook Salmon hypotheses
1. Sturgeon spawning2. Sturgeon spawning3. Sturgeon juvenile4. Sturgeon juvenileAverage1. Salmon Tcrit 11°C2. Salmon Tcrit 12.5°C3. Salmon Tcrit 11°C4. Salmon Tcrit 12.5°CAverage
1. Long‐term average management2,426 (0.04)2,426 (0.04)7,149 (0.66)7,149 (0.66)4,788 (0.35)0.331.000.331.000.67
2. Run of river7,886 (0.76)7,886 (0.76)9,721 (1.00)9,721 (1.00)8,804 (0.88)00000
3. Sturgeon‐focused management5,745 (0.48)5,745 (0.48)9,595 (0.98)9,595 (0.98)7,670 (0.73)0.020.360.020.360.19
4. Salmon‐focused management2,085 (0)2,085 (0)6,052 (0.52)6,052 (0.52)4,069 (0.26)1.001.001.001.001.00
Table 3.

Consequences of alternative management strategies below Shasta and Keswick dams on the Sacramento River, California, for Green Sturgeon and winter‐run Chinook Salmon under two different models of the influence of temperature on life‐stage‐specific drivers of Green Sturgeon minimum abundance and Chinook Salmon critical temperature (Tcrit) for egg‐to‐fry survival. Dark green cells indicate the highest scores for each species/hypothesis, and white cells are the worst performing alternatives. Normalized scores for Green Sturgeon are in parentheses, and the average scores by alternative are displayed to demonstrate performance if objective weights entirely favored one objective or the other (see Figure 4).

AlternativeGreen Sturgeon hypothesesChinook Salmon hypotheses
1. Sturgeon spawning2. Sturgeon spawning3. Sturgeon juvenile4. Sturgeon juvenileAverage1. Salmon Tcrit 11°C2. Salmon Tcrit 12.5°C3. Salmon Tcrit 11°C4. Salmon Tcrit 12.5°CAverage
1. Long‐term average management2,426 (0.04)2,426 (0.04)7,149 (0.66)7,149 (0.66)4,788 (0.35)0.331.000.331.000.67
2. Run of river7,886 (0.76)7,886 (0.76)9,721 (1.00)9,721 (1.00)8,804 (0.88)00000
3. Sturgeon‐focused management5,745 (0.48)5,745 (0.48)9,595 (0.98)9,595 (0.98)7,670 (0.73)0.020.360.020.360.19
4. Salmon‐focused management2,085 (0)2,085 (0)6,052 (0.52)6,052 (0.52)4,069 (0.26)1.001.001.001.001.00
AlternativeGreen Sturgeon hypothesesChinook Salmon hypotheses
1. Sturgeon spawning2. Sturgeon spawning3. Sturgeon juvenile4. Sturgeon juvenileAverage1. Salmon Tcrit 11°C2. Salmon Tcrit 12.5°C3. Salmon Tcrit 11°C4. Salmon Tcrit 12.5°CAverage
1. Long‐term average management2,426 (0.04)2,426 (0.04)7,149 (0.66)7,149 (0.66)4,788 (0.35)0.331.000.331.000.67
2. Run of river7,886 (0.76)7,886 (0.76)9,721 (1.00)9,721 (1.00)8,804 (0.88)00000
3. Sturgeon‐focused management5,745 (0.48)5,745 (0.48)9,595 (0.98)9,595 (0.98)7,670 (0.73)0.020.360.020.360.19
4. Salmon‐focused management2,085 (0)2,085 (0)6,052 (0.52)6,052 (0.52)4,069 (0.26)1.001.001.001.001.00
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