Project record
PUBLIC LOCATION
Washington / generalized watershed context
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Question + scope
Urban runoff reaches salmon-bearing streams as changing mixtures whose effects cannot be read from a single sample. Miller Creek connects storm events, water conditions, exposure systems, fish care, imaging, and watershed context so the biological evidence stays tied to the event that produced it.
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Field to evidence
Two connected parts of the work, with the material that supports each one.
Storms, water, and fish
Animal care, replicated exposures, environmental sensing, and storm-event sampling connect changing watershed conditions to the biological work in the laboratory.
- tank and husbandry records
- ISCO, YSI, and HOBO measurements
- storm and exposure notes
Measurement made visible
Controlled imaging, morphometrics, watershed GIS, and operating documentation make the research easier to repeat, inspect, and hand forward.
- SalmoVision imaging records
- morphometric workflow
- watershed model and visual SOPs
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Linked material
Connected records