Normative Flow Studies science review team and project partners

The Normative Flow Studies Project has benefited from the involvement of a Science Review Team (SRT) of nationally-known technical experts, as well as the participation of tribal governments and regulatory agencies.

The SRT includes experts in hydrology, ecology, and fish biology to provide conceptual guidance and peer review for this project. Summaries of the SRT meetings are provided below, along with more information about each SRT member:

SRT Meeting Reports

• SRT Meeting Summary April 28-29, 2005 (60 Kb Adobe Acrobat file)
• Science Review Team Meeting, February 26-27, 2004 (206 Kb Adobe Acrobat file)
• Science Review Team Meeting Summary, Mar. 6-7 2003 (24 Kb Adobe Acrobat file)
• Science Review Team Meeting Summary, Nov. 13-14 2002 (24 Kb Adobe Acrobat file)
• Science Review Team Meeting Summary, May 3-4 2002 (131 Kb Adobe Acrobat file)

SRT Members

• Professor Derek Booth, University of Washington (external link)
• Robert Milhous, Ph.D, United States Geologic Survey (external link)
• Professor LeRoy Poff, Colorado State University (external link)
• Chris Frissell, Pacific Rivers Council (external link)

Participating Tribal Governments and Regulatory Agencies

King County has invited tribal governments and regulatory agencies to take part in project scoping and the development of technical products. The following tribes and agencies have participated in project scoping and product review, and have also provided input on the the potential implications of the technical results for King County’s policies and programs. Participating tribal governments and regulatory agencies include:

• Muckleshoot Indian Tribe (external link)
• Tulalip Tribes (external link)
• Puyallup Tribe of Indians (external link)
• Washington State Department of Ecology (external link)
• Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife (external link)
• National Marine Fisheries Service (external link)
• United States Fish and Wildlife Service (external link)