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Hood River Basin Planning Study 1. Project Partners 2. Project Objectives 3. Methods 4. Details (plan, progress, next steps) A. Climate / Hydrology B. Groundwater C. Storage D. Water Demands E. Conservation F. IFIM G. Water Resource Model

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Page 1: Hood River Basin Planning Study · 2016. 6. 14. · Hood River Basin Planning Study . 1.roj P ect Partners 2. Project Objectives 3. Methods 4. Details (plan, progress, next steps)

Hood River Basin Planning Study

1. Project Partners

2. Project Objectives

3. Methods

4. Details (plan, progress, next steps) A. Climate / Hydrology B. Groundwater C. Storage D. Water Demands E. Conservation F. IFIM G. Water Resource Model

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Project Partners

1). HRWPG 2). USBR - $250k in-kind 3). Hood River County

- $250K OWRD grant

Larger group, subcommittees for last ~ 2 years

-Climate / Hydrology -Groundwater -Storage -Water Resource Modeling

-Herrera / WPN (PM, Needs, Conservation) -Normandau Associates (IFIM) -Mattie Bossler (GW, overall coord.) -USGS (GW tech. support)

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Project Objectives 1. Evaluate impact of climate change on streamflows

2. Compile all Basin water demands

3. Compile all potential water conservation measures

4. Evaluate flow targets at key stream reaches

5. Develop understanding of Basin groundwater, lay framework for future

Compile output from above into single comprehensive basin assessment Impacts of climate on system reliability, flow targets Impact of water conservation on streamflow, demands Can groundwater be used to meet demands What, if any, storage is needed

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ds MethoHistoric Climate Hydrology Model Future Climate

Water Resource Model

River Network

Infrastructure

Water Conservation

Storage

Groundwater

Scenarios: - Climate Change - Water Conservation (Low, High?) - Additional Reservoir?

Evaluation Criteria:

- Instream Flows - Delivery Shortfalls - Hydropower production - Costs, other,…

Water Demands

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Methods

Withdrawal Z

River B River A

IFIM Location X

A Reservoir Release

B Z (-30%)

Flow @ X IFIM W.U.A.

150 30 180 100 260 50%

A B Z Flow @ X IFIM W.U.A.

150 180 130 200 10%

Existing Conditions Model

Flow (cfs)

W.U.A. (%)

200 10%

230 25%

260 50%

290 60%

IFIM Reach X

Alternative B Model Alternative A Model A B Z

(-30%) Flow @ X IFIM W.U.A.

150 180 100 230 25%

-30%

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Clear Br.

Coe C

r.

Pin. Cr.

Laurence Lake

Middle Fork H

ood R

iver

Settling Basin

Emil C

r.

Wisehartl C

r.

Grisw

ell Cr.

Trout Cr.

Evans Cr.

East Fork Hood R

iver

Settling Basin

Central Lateral

Eastside

Mt. Hood ID East Fork Hood River Up. Green

Point Res.

Gate Cr.

Main Stem

Hood R

iver

N. Green Pt. Cr.

Dead Pt. Cr.

Low. Green Point Res.

Low Line C

anal

Stanley-Smith

Canal

High Line C

anal

Ditch Cr.

Columbia River

Mt. Hood

Dee ID

EFID

FID

MFID

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

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Details – Climate / Hydrology

1). Plan 2). Progress 3). Next Steps

- 14 Climate Models, 2 emission scenarios - Decades of 2020s, 2040s, 2080s - DHSVM - USBR 1-week training at UW (Oct. 1) - USBR added glacier model, calibrating to SNOTEL

- Create naturalized flows - Finish calibrating DHSVM - Pick emission scenarios, BCSD - Run DHSVM with GCM output - Route to Water Resource model points

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Details – Groundwater

1). Plan 2). Progress

3). Next Steps

- MODFLOW model of basin - USBR receive assistance from USGS, DOGAMI - Mattie set up GW monitoring network - USGS contract for technical assistance ($20k) - Groundwater Workshop Nov. 27 & 28 USBR, USGS, OWRD, DOGAMI - Updated geologic map by DOGAMI done 12/2012 - GW well database - USBR build from GW workshop - Implement GW monitoring network

Artificial Recharge? Aquifer Storage and Recovery? Focus on building knowledge?

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Details – Storage

1). Plan 2). Progress 3). Next Steps

- Evaluate need for (& impact from) storage in WR model - USBR evaluate potential sites

- Lit. review / stakeholder input for potential sites - Identify constraints (e.g. temp, water rights, ownership) - USBR site visit Nov. 7 & 8

- Circulate draft USBR report to HRWPG - Based on USBR report & prelim WR model results determine which, if any, storage sites to evaluate

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Details – Water Demands

1). Plan 2). Progress 3). Next Steps

- Herrera / WPN to compile all demands / infrastructure in basin. Will be used to build WR model.

- WPN finishing w/ public available data

- Work with USBR to determine scale for WR model - Herrera to complete Needs Assessment (Dec/Jan)

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Details – Water Conservation

1). Plan 2). Progress 3). Next Steps

- Herrera to evaluate potential for irrigation, municipal, industrial conservation. Also look at hydro & sediment.

- Has not started yet.

- Once draft Needs Assessment is done, start on Cons. - Once draft Cons. Assessment is done HRWPG to choose alternatives to use in WR model

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Details – IFIM

1). Plan 2). Progress

3). Next Steps

- Evaluate 5 reaches at 3 flow levels

- Reach selection, HSC, transect selection (Sept. 24) - Low flow measurements (Oct. 1) - Medium flow measurements except one (Oct. 28) - High flow measurements except three (Oct. 28)

- Finish last flow measurements (Dec.) - Perform PHABSIM modeling - Submit report to HRC - USBR use results in WR model - USBR also use previous IFIM studies

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Details – Water Resource Model

1). Plan 2). Progress 3). Next Steps

- Develop model of basin to evaluate climate, conservation, storage, gw, etc

- Developed schematic of basin to build model from - Discussed in weekly meetings

- Choose software (Riverware, Excel) - Choose spatial/temporal scale - USBR build model - USBR calibrate against historical - HRWPG pick alternatives - USBR evaluate alternatives

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Further Information?

Monthly Meetings (1st Wednesday of Month, 2-4pm @ HR County Building)

Niklas Christensen [email protected]

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Clear Br.

Eliot Cr.

Coe C

r.

Pinnacle Cr. Laurence

Lake

Hydro #1 (2.0 MW)

Hydro #2 (0.5 MW)

Hydro #3 (0.8 MW)

Middle Fork H

ood R

iver

MFID Basin Schematic

Settling Basin

Glacier Ditch Pipe

East Fork Hood River

Emil div. Alexander div. Halliday div.

Emil C

r.

Wisehartl C

r.

Grisw

ell Cr.

Trout Cr.

Evans Cr.

Higgins div.

Sato div.

Bader div.

Evans div.

McLhose div. Bozich div.

Routson div.

Dude Ranch div.

Hutson/Hood div.

Sato div.

Dykstra div.

East Fork Hood R

iver

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East Fork Hood River

EFID Basin Schematic

Settling Basin

Neal C

r.

Central Lateral

Eastside

Mt. Hood ID div. M

ainline

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Up. Green Point Res.

Hydro #2 ( __ MW)

Hydro #3 (__ MW)

Gate C

r.

Main Stem Hood River

FID Basin Schematic

N. G

reen Pt. C

r. Dead Pt. C

r.

Low. Green Point Res.

Low Line Canal

Farmers Ditch

Stanley-Smith Canal

High Line Canal

To Columbia River

Ditch C

r.

East Fork Hood River