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<br />Table 19. Measured versus predicted Water Surface Elevations (WSE) for the <br /> measured flows at Quarry study site. <br />----------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br /> 1081 cfs 2538 cfs 5364 cfs 9058 cfs 10736 cfs <br /> Meas. Pred. Meas. Pred. Meas. Pred. Meas. Pred. Meas. Pred. <br /> WSE WSE WSE WSE m <br />1 85.80 85.70 86.96 87.08 88.52 88.65 90~~;16 90 . 17 90.94 90.70 <br />2 86 . 19 86.07 87.30 87.44 88.83 88.98 90.39 90.43 91.19 90.94 <br />3 86.61 86.48 87.61 87.75 89.07 89.21 90.68 90.62 91.37 91.12 <br />4 86.74 86.65 87.79 87.94 89.22 89.39 90 . 72 90.78 91.45 91. 27 <br />5 86.78 86.74 88.01 88.05 89.45 89.53 90.83 90.94 91. 62 91.44 <br />6 87 . 17 87.07 88.22 88.36 89.63 89.78 91.09 91.10 91.73 91. 56 <br />7 87.43 87.30 88.44 88.57 89.73 89.95 91.20 91. 23 91. 92 91.67 <br /> <br />all transects and measured discharges (Table 20). Similarly, the precision of <br />the ratios between measured and predicted discharge from the IFG4 program also <br />fall within the limits of a "good" calibration data deck with the ratios <br />between 0.99 and 1.02 (Table 21). <br /> <br />3. Calculation of WeiQhted-Usable-Area <br /> <br />The fish life stages of interest at the Quarry study site include adult (400+ <br />mm) Colorado squawfish year round and deposition from mid-June to September, <br />and adult razorback suckers (400+ mm) from May through June and July through <br />October. At the Quarry study site the WUA for adult Colorado squawfish was <br />maximized at a flow of 3000 cfs, with a 90 percent habitat retention level <br />between flows from 2500 to 4500 cfs (Table 22). For the depositional life <br />stage, WUA is maximized at 4500 cfs, with a flow window between 1500 and 6000 <br />cfs. For razorback suckers, the WUA maximizes at a flow of 6000 cfs during <br />the months of May and June, and 3000 cfs during July through October. <br /> <br />31 <br />