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Purpose: Increased Nutrient and Metal Loading to Reservoirs Increases the Occurrence of Algal Blooms and Degrades Water Quality. Both Can Have Impacts on Fisheries and Public Health. Understanding the Effects of Fire Will Help Water Managers.activities to Be Performed:task 1: Literature Review Task 2: Stream Gaging and Water Quality Task 3: Soil and Ash Sampling and Analyses Task 4: Surface-water Conceptual Model Developmenttask 5: Pfhydro Water-quality Module Development Task 6: Model Gui Developmenttask 7: Prepare Model Input Datatask 8: Run HSPF Model to Provide the Post-fire Model Boundary Inputtask 9: Apply Pfhydro Model in the Pope Creek and Putah Creek Watershedstask 10: Report Writing, Complete Project Reports and Close Out the Projectexpected Outcome(s) Deliverable(s):deliverable 1: Literature Review -- Suggested Due Date Nov 30, 2024 Deliverable 2: Annual Report for 2024 2025 Due April 30, 2025.DELIVERABLE 3: Conceptual Model - Suggested Due Date July 31, 2025.DELIVERABLE 4: Annual Report for 2025 2026 Due Date April 30, 2026DELIVERABLE 5: Final Report and Publication -- Due Date March 31, 2027BENEFICIARY: the Public
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