Research and analysis

Relationship between juvenile salmonid populations and catchment features

The use of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) to automate manual methods of extracting site and catchment features to aid the interpretation of fish survey data for salmonid management.

• From: Environment Agency
• Published: 1 January 2003

Documents

Relationship Between Juvenile Salmonid Populations and Catchment Features

Ref: ISBN 1844321541, LIT 1698

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Details

This project provides an analysis on new and existing Geographical Information Systems (GIS) techniques for the measurement of site and catchment features. The GIS provides a data source, a modelling platform and a mapping tool that aim to supply useful improvements to existing fisheries management techniques and have wider usefulness outside the fisheries function. A comparison between data derived from the GIS and existing manual techniques was undertaken. It was shown that in the majority of cases the data was comparable, with successful derivation of the basic map based data using the GIS.

Published 1 January 2003