SDHP 2014 skagit hydrodynamic model report
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Skagit Delta Hydrodynamic Project Team. 2014. Skagit Delta Hydrodynamic Model Project, Final Report, March 13 2014. Prepared for the National Estuary Program.
Project Goal: Using alternative analysis, develop a suite of projects that are well supported to achieve longterm viability of Chinook salmon tidal delta habitat and community flood risk reduction in a manner that protects and enhances agriculture and drainage.
Notes
- Includes appendices describing draft restoration project polygons being considered in analysis.