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1 1.0 Appendix Appendix A In-stream LWD Data Collection Sheet In Stream LWD Data Collection Stream Site: Coordinates:x y Crew: Date: Shot ID-1 Shot Id-2 Shot Id-3 Shot Id-4 Tagid LWD Criteria Dia-1 (cm) Dia-2 (cm) Dia-3 (cm) Dia-4 (cm) Decay Submers ion Function Input Mech Stability Species Notes LWD Criteria: L (Log); R (Root); J (Jam); LR (Log and Rootwad) Decay (Decay Class): 1 - Early (new addition / solid); 2 - Medium (Bark Somewhat Intact, Some Moss); 3 - Late (No Bark, Moss, Soft) Sub (Submersion / Burial): 1 - Lower 1/3 of Channel; 2 - Middle 1/3 of Channel; 3 - Upper 1/3 of Channel Funct (Function): P (Pool); R (Riffle); B (Bank Stabil.); S (Sediment); D (Dam); N (None) Input (Input Mechanism): S (Saw); B (Beaver); E (Erosion); F (Fire); D (Disease); W (Wind); T (Transport); LS (Landslide); M (Mortality) Stab (Stability): 1 - greater than bankfull; 2 - Anchored / Buried; 3 - Braced by other pieces; 4 - Greater tham wetted width; 5 - Loose Spc's: Please input species type if identifiable
2 Appendix B Stream Cross-section Data Collection Sheet Channel Characteristics - Measured at every 20m or stream channel change. Distance from Start ID Rip left 30m ID BFW left ID WW left ID Rip right 30m ID BFW right Id WW right ID BFD ID WWD Valley Width (m) Confine ment Valley Type D (cm) Substrate Median Size Thalweg (m) Stream Angle Notes Appendix C Thalweg Profile Data Collection Sheet Segment: Station Thalweg ID Bottom Phab: THALWEG PROFILE & WOODY DEBRIS FORM-STREAMS Channel Unit Codes THALWEG PROFILE Bar Width Increment (m) (PP) Pool, Plunge (PL) Pool, Lateral Scour (PD) Pool, Impoundment Soft/Small Thalweg ID Wetted Width (m) Channel Pool Form Side Channel (X Sediment (X Flag COMMENTS Surface (XX.X) Unit Code Code for Yes) for Yes) X (XX.X) (PT) Pool, Trench (GL) Glide (RI) Riffle (RA) Rapid (CA) Cascade (FA) Falls (DR) Dry Channel Pool Form Codes (N) Not a pool (W) Large Woody Debris (R) Rootwad (B) Boulder or bedrock (F) Unknown, fluvial (O) Other (note in comments)
3 Appendix D LWD Spatial Distribution (a) Bellevue Creek Fire Site
4 (b) Deeper Creek Fire Site
5 (c) Goode Creek Fire Site
6 (d) Greata Creek Old-Growth / Control
7 (e) Jack Creek Old-Growth / Control Site
8 (f) McDougall Creek Old-Growth / Control Site
9 Appendix E Photos of Study Sites (a) Fire Site Goode Creek (b) Fire Site Goode Creek
10 (c) Old-Growth / Control Site Greata Creek (d) Old-Growth / Control Site Jack Creek
11 Appendix F Thalweg Profiles for Fire Sites Bellevue Creek Thalweg Profile Elevation (m) Distance (m) Deeper Creek Thalweg Profile Elevation (m) Distance (m) Goode Creek Thalweg Profile Elevation (m) Distance (m)
12 Appendix G Thalweg Profiles for Old-Growth / Control Sites Greata Creek Thalweg Profile Elevation (m) Distance (m) Jack Creek Thalweg Profile Elevation (m) Distance (m) McDougall Creek Thalweg Profile Elevation (m) Distance (m)
13 Appendix H LWD Attribute Tables for All Six Creeks (a) Bellevue Creek Fire Site Tag_link N2 E2 V2 Tag_ID Lwd_crit Dia1 Dia2 Decay Sub Func Input Stab Spcs Length Volume Avg_dia A001 L N T,F 5 Uk A002 L N T,F 5 Uk A003 L N F 3 Uk A005 L N F 2 Uk A007 L N F 5 Alder A006 L S F 2 Uk A008 L N F 2 Uk A011 L N F,T 5 Fd A012 L N F 1 Ac A014 L N F 1 Uk A016 LR N M,W 1 Dr A018 L N F 5 Uk A019 L N Uk 3 Willow A020 L N F 5 Uk A021 LR N F 3 Fd A023 L N M 3 Alder A024 L N M 3 Alder A022 L S T 2 Uk A026 L N T 5 Uk A027 L N F 2 Fd A029 L SWD M 5 Fd A031 L SWD F 3 Uk A032 L SWD F 3 Uk A033 L N T 3 Uk Field Descriptions: Tag_link The foreign key to attach attribute data to spatial data. N2 Northing (y) Coordinate. E2 Easting (x) Coordinate. V2 Elevation. Tag_ID Tag number of the piece of LWD. LWD_crit The type of LWD. Dia1 Diameter of the first end. Dia2 Diameter of the second end. Decay The decay state of the LWD. Sub The submersion level of the piece of LWD. Func What function the LWD performs. Input How the piece of LWD was inputted in the stream. Stab What the stability is of the piece of LWD. Spcs The species type of the LWD. Length The length of the piece of LWD. Volume The volume of the piece of LWD. Avg_dia The average diameter of the piece of LWD.
14 (b) Deeper Creek Fire Site Tag_link N2 E2 V2 Tag_ID Lwd-criter Dia1 Dia2 Decay Sub Func Input Stab Spcs Length Volume Avg_dia A001 L N F 1 Uk A003 L N T,F 2 Uk A004 L S T,F 2 Uk A005 LR S,PP F 2 Uk A007 L B F 2 Uk A009 L B F,T 3 Uk A010 L S F 2 Uk A011 L N F,T 2 Uk A012 L SWD,LWD,S F 2 Uk A014 L N F,T 5 Uk A015 L N F,T 5 Uk A017 LR N F 2 Uk A019 L N F 3 Uk A020 LR N F 1 Uk A022 LR D F 3 Uk A026 L S,PP F 2 Uk A027 L N F 3 Uk A025 L S,PP F 2 Uk A030 L N F 2 Uk A031 L S,PP F 2 Uk A032 LR N F 2 Uk A035 LR N F 2 Uk A038 LR N F 1 Uk A039 L N F 1 Uk A041 L N F 3 Uk A042 L B F 2 Uk A045 L B F 2 Uk A044 L B F 2 Uk A046 L S,SWD F 2 Uk A052 L N F 5 Uk A052 L N F 5 Uk A052 L N F 5 Uk A053 LR S,PP F 2 Uk A054 L N F 3 Uk A055 LR N F 1 Uk A061 L N F 5 Uk A062 L N F 5 Uk A063 L S,SWD F 2 Uk A065 L S,SWD F 2 Uk A059 L N F 5 Uk A066 L N F 2 Uk
15 (c) Goode Creek Fire Site Tag_link N2 E2 V2 Tag_ID Lwd_criter Dia1 Dia2 Decay Sub Func Input Stab Scs Length Volume Avg_dia A005 LR ,3 SWD F 3 Uk A006 L N F 4 Uk A007 L N T 5 Uk A008 L ,2,3 SWD M 2 Dr A009 L S,SWD F,T 2 Uk A010 L ,3 N F 1 Alder A012 LR ,2 S F 2 Uk A013 L N F 1 Uk A014 L N F 1 Uk A015 L N F,M 2 Dr A016 L SWD Uk 3 Uk A017 L ,2 N F 3 Uk A019 L B F,T 2 Uk A020 L ,3 N F 2 Uk A021 L ,3 S,SWD F 2 Uk A022 L N F 1 Ac A024 L N F 1 Uk A025 LR ,3 N F,E 5 Uk A028 L B F 2 Uk A029 L B F 2 Uk A030 L N F 5 Uk A031 LR N F 1 Fd A032 L ,2,3 SWD F 2 Dr A034 L N F 4 Uk A035 LR ,3 B F 2 Dr A036 L N F 2 Br A038 L N F 2 Uk A040 L ,2,3 S F 2 Uk A042 L ,2,3 S,SWD F 2 Ac A043 L S,SWD F 2 Ac A044 L N F 3 Uk A045 L N F 3 Uk A046 LR ,2 S F 2 Uk A047 LR ,2 S F 2 Uk A048 L N F 5 Uk A049 L ,3 N F 3 Dr A051 L ,2 S,B F 2 Uk A052 L ,2 SWD,S F 2 Uk A053 L ,2 S,B UK 2 Uk A054 L N F 2 Uk A055 L N F 1 Uk
16 (d) Greata Creek Old-Growth / Control Site Tag_link N2 E2 V2 Tag_ID Lwd_criter Dia1 Dia2 Decay Sub Func Input Stab Spcs Length Volume Avg_dia A001 LR N M 1 Dr A003 L N W 2 Dr A005 LR N T,E 3 Uk A006 L B Uk 2 Uk A007 LR S,SWD M 2 Dr A009 L N T,E 2 Dr A010 L N M 1 Dr A012 L N M 4 Dr A014 L S,SWD Uk 2 Uk A015 L S,SWD Uk 2 Uk A015 L S,SWD Uk 2 Uk A016 L B,SWD M 3 Dr A017 L B Uk 2 Uk A018 L S,SWD Uk 2 Uk A019 L S,SWD Uk 2 Uk A020 L S Uk 2 Uk A021 L N T,E 5 Uk A022 L SWD,B Uk 4 Uk A024 L N T 5 Uk A025 LR S Uk 2 Uk A026 L N T 3 Uk A027 L B Uk 2 Uk A028 L N T 5 Uk A029 L B Uk 2 Uk A030 L N T 5 Uk A031 L N T 5 Uk A032 L SWD,B M 3 Dr A033 L S M 2 Dr A034 LR S,SWD Uk 2 Dr A035 LR N M 3 Dr A037 L N M 3 Dr A038 L N M 5 Dr A039 L S Uk 2 Uk A040 L N T 5 Uk A041 L N T 5 Uk A043 L B E 4 Dr A045 L N T 3 Uk A046 L N T 3 Uk A047 L N T 3 Uk A048 L N E,M 5 Dr A049 L N M 1 Dr A050 L N Uk 5 Dr A051 L N M 1 Dr A053 L N M 5 Dr A055 L N M 2 Uk A056 L S T 2 Dr A057 L N Uk 3 Dr A058 L S Uk 2 Uk A059 L B,S Uk 2 Uk A060 L B Uk 2 Uk A061 L S Uk 2 Uk A062 L N M 1 Dr A064 L B T 2 Uk A065 L B Uk 2 Uk A066 L N Uk 2 Uk A068 L N T 3 Uk A069 L S,SWD Uk 2 Uk A070 L S,SWD Uk 2 Uk A071 L SWD Uk 3 Fd
17 (e) Jack Creek Old-Growth / Control Site Tag_link N2 E2 V2 Tag_ID Lwd_criter Dia1 Dia2 Decay Sub Func Input Stab Scs Length Volume Avg_dia A001 LR N M 1 Dr A002 L N T 5 Uk A003 L N Uk 1 Dr A005 L N T 5 Uk A006 L B Uk 2 Uk A007 L B,S Uk 2 Uk A008 L B Uk 2 Uk A009 L B,S Uk 2 Uk A011 L B Uk 2 Uk A012 L B,SWD Uk 2 Uk A013 L LWD Uk 2 Dr A014 L LWD.S M 2 Dr A015 L LWD.S M 2 Dr A016 L S,SWD T 2 Uk A017 L B,S Uk 2 Uk A019 L S,SWD M 2 Bl A020 L S,SWD M 2 Bl A022 L N T 5 Uk A023 L B,SWD Uk 2 Uk A025 L S,B Uk 2 Uk A027 L S,B Uk 2 Ep A028 L S,B M 2 Ep A029 L S,SWD M 2 Ep
18 (f) McDougall Creek Old-Growth / Control Site Tag_link N2 E2 V2 Tag_ID Lwd_criter Dia1 Dia2 Decay Sub Func Input Stab Scs Length Volume Avg_dia A001 L N T 5 Uk A002 L S,PP Uk 2 Cw A003 LR B E 2 Uk A004 L N Uk 2 Uk A005 LR S,SWD T 2 UK A006 L S,SWD M 1 Cw A008 L B Uk 3 Uk A009 L SWD,S T 2 Uk A010 L SWD,S M 2 Cw A011 L S,B T 2 Birch A012 L SWD T 5 Uk A013 L SWD T 3 Uk A014 L B Uk 2 Uk A015 L N Uk 2 Uk A017 LR B E 2 Uk A B E 2 Uk A019 L N Uk 2 Uk A021 L B Uk 2 Uk A022 L S S 2 Uk A023 L S Uk 2 Uk A024 L S U 2 Uk A025 L N M 3 Birch A027 LR B E 2 Uk A028 L S,B Uk 2 Uk A029 L S Uk 2 Uk A030 L N Uk 3 Birch A033 L N Uk 3 Uk A034 L N Uk 3 Birch A035 L S,B F 2 Cw A037 L S Uk 2 Uk A038 L S Uk 2 Uk A039 L S T 3 Uk A040 L B E,S 2 Cw A041 L B Uk 2 Uk A042 L N Uk 1 Cw A043 L B Uk 2 Uk A044 L B Uk 2 Uk A045 L S Uk 2 Dr A046 L N S 3 Uk A047 L S,SWD Uk 2 Uk A048 L S,SWD Uk 2 Uk A050 L N Uk 3 Uk A051 L N Uk 3 Uk A052 L B,S Uk 2 Uk A053 L S Uk 2 Uk A054 L N Uk 4 Cw A055 L N Uk 3 Uk A057 L N Uk 3 Cw A058 L B,S E 2 Uk A059 L S Uk 2 Uk A060 LR S Uk 2 Uk A061 L S,LWD,B Uk 2 Uk A062 L B Uk 2 Uk A064 L B Uk 2 Uk A066 L N T 3 Uk A067 L N T 3 Uk A068 L S,LWD T 2 Uk A069 L N T 3 Uk A070 L D Uk 2 Uk A071 L D Uk 2 Cw
19 (f) McDougall Creek Old-Growth / Control Site cont d Tag_link N2 E2 V2 Tag_ID Lwd_criter Dia1 Dia2 Decay Sub Func Input Stab Scs Length Volume Avg_dia A072 L N T 5 Fd A073 L B Uk 2 Uk A074 L S,B Uk 2 Uk A075 L D Uk 3 Uk A076 L D Uk 2 Uk A077 L D M 2 Cw A078 L N T 5 Uk A079 LR D E,T 3 Uk A080 L D T 3 Uk A081 L D T 3 Uk A082 L D T 3 Uk A083 LR S,D F 2 Uk A084 L D Uk 2 Uk A085 L D T 3 Uk A086 L S,SWD T 3 Uk A087 LR B,S E 2 Uk A088 L B Uk 2 Uk A089 LR B E,M 2 Uk A090 L B Uk 2 Uk A091 L S,B Uk 1 Cw A093 L N Uk 1 Uk A095 L B Uk 2 Uk A096 L B Uk 2 Uk A097 LR N M 1 Cw A099 L B Uk 2 Uk A103 L S,SWD M 3 Cw A104 L N M 3 Cw A107 L S,B E 2 Cw
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