A 2024 Fall HFE
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Contents
2024 FallHigh Flow Experiment Snapshot
Sediment Conditions
Fall Accounting Period- Paria input (July 1, 2021 and March 1, 2023): mt
- Accumulated in Upper Marble Canyon (July 1, 2021 and March 1, 2023, lower bound) = mt
- Accumulated in Lower Marble Canyon (July 1, 2021 and March 1, 2023, lower bound) = mt
- Available for Spring HFE: mt
- Paria input (April 24 - 27): mt
- Evacuated from Upper Marble Canyon (April 24 - 27, lower bound) = mt
- Evacuated from Lower Marble Canyon (April 24 - 27, lower bound) = mt
- Left over in Marble Canyon after HFE (April 24 - 27): mt
HFE Details
Schedule & Duration
Ramp Rates
- Ramp up: 4,000 cfs/hr from 6,500 - 23,100 cfs, then 3,750 cfs/hr to peak (39,500 cfs)
- Ramp down: 1,875 cfs/hr from 38,100 – 23,100 cfs, then 2,500 cfs/hr to 9,000 cfs
HFE Release Details
Releases and Lake Elevation
Costs
Recommendation Summary
Planning/Implementation (PI) Leadership Team Recommendation
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
COMPLIANCE
CONCERNS
Humpback chub
Hydropower and Energy
Other Native Fishes
Recreational Experience
Sediment
Tribal Resources
Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) Fishery
Nonnative Invasive Species
Riparian Vegetation
Water Delivery - Monthly, Daily, and Hourly Releases
ADDITIONAL