Accommodations
Participants are responsible for their accommodations and meals. A room block is reserved at the Drury Plaza Hotel. Please reference the group name "Ecosystem Planning and Restoration" when making your reservation. Lodging includes a complimentary breakfast served daily, wifi, cold drinks and hot food in the evenings. The rate is $129/night plus tax.
To make a reservation call (414) 224-7864 and mention the "Ecosystem Planning and Restoration" room block. If booking your room online, please use the group code 10073227
Cost
Registration is $1,500 per person. This includes course instruction and materials.
Workshop Description
This course is for individuals who have taken the Stream Functions Pyramid and Quantification Tool Workshop and want further training on how to collect and enter field data into the Stream Quantification Tool (SQT). The course includes rapid and detailed assessments of degraded and restored stream conditions. This is an intense course. It is designed for scientists, managers and engineers who plan to use the SQT on future projects. Most days will be spent in the field regardless of weather conditions (unless the conditions are unsafe).
If you've had the Stream Functions Pyramid and Quantification Tool course and like field work, this course is for you. Here is a general overview of the week.
Day 1: Rapid Assessment of an Impacted Reach
Day 2: Process Rapid Data and Complete Detailed Assessment of a Restored Reach
Day 3: Process Detailed Data and Complete Rapid Assessment of a Restored Reach
Day 4: Process Rapid Assessment Data and Complete Detailed Assessment of an Impacted Reach
Day 5: Process Detailed Data and Wrap Up
Who Should Attend?
Anyone who has taken the Stream Functions Pyramid and Quantification Tool Workshop and is generally familiar with the Stream Quantification Tool.
What Should I bring?
Attendees should plan to bring the following items: clip board to hold field forms, scientific calculator, waders (we recommend hip boots and chest waders; knee boots are not enough), clothing for all types of weather, water bottle, lunch box with food and water (we will typically eat lunch in the field), bug spray, hand level, clinometer, and pocket rod (these three measurement items are optional), lap top computer with Excel (you can share with someone if needed), and a sense of adventure.
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