This report reviews existing literature on issues relevant to retrofitting culverts to mitigate fish passage barriers. The analysis of this information will set the stage for future laboratory experimentation on various retrofitting techniques. The topics in this report include a review of fish swimming capabilities, hydrologic factors involved in choosing a design flow, fish passage problems resulting from conventional culvert design, and potential retrofit solutions to these problems.Abstract - i List of Figures - ii Introduction - 1 Fish Swimming Capability - 3 Hydrologic Factors - 11 Obstacles to Fish Passage - 13 Potential Retrofit Solutions - 17 Conclusion - 27 Selected References - 29 Bibliography - 3
In Minnesota there is not a standard culvert design used at road crossings to improve aquatic organi...
33275291Final report.PDFTech ReportVTRC 96-R6VirginiaVirginia Transportation Research CouncilFitch, ...
A brief description of fish blockage problems created by culverts and a review of the state of the a...
Types of fish migration and typical fish blockage problems associated with culverts are reviewed. Sw...
Properly designed culverts do not produce water velocities that exceed fish swimming abilities. Fish...
PDFTech ReportRSN 05-06CulvertsWaterwaysRetrofittingFishesCostsStreambedsFishingAnimal migrationsOre...
PDFTech ReportFHWA-OR-RD-05-05SPR 325FishesBridges and culvertsRetrofittingBiological activityWildli...
Fish passage through culverts is an important consideration in fish bearing streams. Just as adequa...
Road culverts often block fish migration, cutting fish off from critical habitat. In the past, stre...
Cataloguing and synthesizing existing methods for the design of roadway-streamcrossings for fish pas...
Cataloging and synthesizing existing methods for the design of roadway-streamcrossings for fish pass...
This manual is for the design of permanent new, retrofit, or replacement road crossingculverts that ...
Waterway culverts and road crossings are very common design in water systems, ranging from rural roa...
Waterway culverts and road crossings are very common structures along water systems, ranging from ru...
Low-level river crossings can have negative impacts on freshwater ecosystems, including blocking ups...
In Minnesota there is not a standard culvert design used at road crossings to improve aquatic organi...
33275291Final report.PDFTech ReportVTRC 96-R6VirginiaVirginia Transportation Research CouncilFitch, ...
A brief description of fish blockage problems created by culverts and a review of the state of the a...
Types of fish migration and typical fish blockage problems associated with culverts are reviewed. Sw...
Properly designed culverts do not produce water velocities that exceed fish swimming abilities. Fish...
PDFTech ReportRSN 05-06CulvertsWaterwaysRetrofittingFishesCostsStreambedsFishingAnimal migrationsOre...
PDFTech ReportFHWA-OR-RD-05-05SPR 325FishesBridges and culvertsRetrofittingBiological activityWildli...
Fish passage through culverts is an important consideration in fish bearing streams. Just as adequa...
Road culverts often block fish migration, cutting fish off from critical habitat. In the past, stre...
Cataloguing and synthesizing existing methods for the design of roadway-streamcrossings for fish pas...
Cataloging and synthesizing existing methods for the design of roadway-streamcrossings for fish pass...
This manual is for the design of permanent new, retrofit, or replacement road crossingculverts that ...
Waterway culverts and road crossings are very common design in water systems, ranging from rural roa...
Waterway culverts and road crossings are very common structures along water systems, ranging from ru...
Low-level river crossings can have negative impacts on freshwater ecosystems, including blocking ups...
In Minnesota there is not a standard culvert design used at road crossings to improve aquatic organi...
33275291Final report.PDFTech ReportVTRC 96-R6VirginiaVirginia Transportation Research CouncilFitch, ...
A brief description of fish blockage problems created by culverts and a review of the state of the a...