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<br />Fig, 1.1. Overview of the Instream Flow Incremental Methodology,
<br />Fig, 2.1. Use of the wetted perimeter method to estimate instream flows.
<br />Fig, 2,2, Flow.habitat relation developed by using PHABSIM.
<br />Fig, 2,3, Suitability.of-use curves for brown troul.
<br />Fig, 2,4. Example fish population size related to usable habitat area using the IFIM.
<br />Fig, 2,5, Duration analysis of habitat available under baseline conditions.
<br />with-project, and after mitigation of project. , , , ' , , , , , ,
<br />Fig. 2.6, Spectrum of problem.solving methodologies, , , ' ' , ,
<br />Fig. 3,1. Longitudinal succession schematic, Shading denotes approximate gradient
<br />from headwaters to intermediate stream to mature river.
<br />Fig, 3.2_ An example of microhabitat specificity, , , '
<br />Fig. 4,1. Species periodicity chart, , , ,
<br />Fig, 4,2, Channel aggradation'compared with degradation.
<br />Fig, 5.1. Calibration process_ , , , , ' , ,
<br />Fig, 5,2, Total habitat combines elements of macro habitat and microhabitat.
<br />Fig, 5,3 Conceptualization of how PHABSIM calculates habitat values as a function
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<br />Table 2,1. The opposite ends of the problem-solving spectrum
<br />Table 2,2, Instream flow analysis based on the Tennant method
<br />Table 4.1. Major factors influencing habitat of river ecosystems based on spatial scale
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<br />Table 4.2, Primary ways that human.induced alterations impact ri\'er ecosystem
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<br />Table 4.3, IFIM models developed for integrating the spatial and temporal sczles of
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