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FISHPass

Summary

FISHPass is a web-based decision-support tool designed to help users identify fish passage barriers for remediation. FISHPass is an optimization model that uses barrier information from the California Passage Assessment Database (PAD), accounts for spatial layout of the barriers in the network, cumulative barrier passability, potential upstream habitat, and optionally, estimated costs. FISHPass is publicly available to users at no cost and is designed to be a "living-tool", that the Forum will continually improve and refine.

Contacts

Point of Contact :
California Fish Passage Forum
Developer :
EcoTrust
Contributor :
California Fish Passage Forum

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Purpose

The purpose of FISHPass is to help users identify potential fish passage barriers for remediation in an objective way based on the number of stream miles that could be restored to anadromous species by removal of a barrier. If costs of remediation and passability scores are known, users can enter these values for consideration in the run. Users can also use barrier removal cost estimates provided by FISHPass in their optimization runs. Barrier removal optimization through tools such as FISHPass can provide resource managers unbiased recommendations to help shape restoration priorities.

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  • National Fish Habitat Partnership

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