Work plans, annual reports, briefing papers, and project newsletters are available going back to 1996. If you need one of these older documents, Contact Us and we’ll be happy to send it to you.
StreamNet Vision and Strategic Plan (Adopted September 2, 2020)
Five-Year Plan for Coordinated Assessments Partnership (Adopted September 2, 2020)
StreamNet Executive Committee Meeting September 2, 2020 -- Meeting Notes
StreamNet Executive Committee Meeting September 2, 2020 -- Meeting presentation slides
Olson et al. 2019 white paper on citing online data
StreamNet 2018 Annual Report (PSMFC)
StreamNet 2017 Annual Report (BPA)
StreamNet 2017 Annual Report (PSMFC)
StreamNet 2016 Annual Report (BPA)
StreamNet 2016 Annual Report (PSMFC)
StreamNet 2015 Annual Report (BPA)
StreamNet 2015 Annual Report (PSMFC)
StreamNet 2014 Annual Report (BPA)
StreamNet 2014 Annual Report (PSMFC)
A Brief History of the StreamNet Project (2000)
Report on the Status of Salmon and Steelhead in the Columbia River Basin - 1995
In 2009, StreamNet released a white paper entitled "Considerations for Regional Data Collection, Sharing and Exchange". This data sharing guide is a non-technical overview of the steps and actions required to allow rapid and efficient sharing of data from multiple sources. The guide provides a checklist of actions that agencies and other entities can use to evaluate their current data systems and to design improvements. It also describes the different roles regional entities can play to allow efficient data sharing. The guide is also available in a condensed format as the Data Management Top Ten List.
The StreamNet Data Exchange Standard (DES) is the template used to add data to the main StreamNet database, and closely resembles the database structure used to store data. The DES is meant for internal use by StreamNet personnel. We make it available because we occasionally receive requests to share it. However, the DES is very complex and in general cannot be well understood without interacting with StreamNet personnel and a significant time investment. If you wish to use or examine the StreamNet DES, please download the file and then contact us to set up a discussion. We are happy to assist you.
Note: The Data Store is separate from the main database and does not use the DES.
For more information
View and download the StreamNet Data Sharing Guide and the most recent version of the Data Exchange Standard
