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00518 40 .. Recommended Approach / Methods: Standard GIS applications, plus customized progranuning developed by the DASA coordinator intended to facilitate and expedite rapid analysis of data collected by GCMRC science staff, cooperators and various contractors. Status/Scbedule: Products to be delivered in FYs 2004-05. Support for 2004 Experimental Analysis: Standard GIS and Oracle data applications will be applied, as needed, to a variety of remotely sensed data sets collected in support of high-flow experiments designed to test various sediment-conservation hypotheses. The GIS department will also assist in directing data collection protocols of scientists prior to and during key experimental treatments and will also assist in post-processing and analysis of experimental data sets. Implications of Experimental vs. Non-Experimental Scenarios: None here, as there is no High-Flow Sediment Experimental treatment proposed. I. Project A.7. Completion of Channel-Mapping Project (DASA) - Remote-Sensing Coordinator, (F.M Gonzales) FUNDING HISTORY Fiscal year 2003 2004 2005 2006 Outside GCMRC - Science/Labor - - - - Logistics Field - Support - - - - Project Related Trainin~/Travel - - - - - Operations/Supplies - - - - - GCMRC Salaries - - - 28,100 - Project Subtotal - - - 28,100 - 001 Customer Burden (17%) - - - 4,777 - Project Total - - - 32,877 - % Total Outsourced - - - 0% - e Summary Project Description: This project is intended to provide full chmmel geometry map coverage of the portions of the main channel between Glen Canyon Dam and Phantom Ranch. The FY 2006 effort is intended to complete the channel mapping work that was initially started GCMRC FY2006 Annual Work Plan (Draft, June to, 2005)