splash dams and log drives of western Oregon
Dec 2, 2020
(Last modified Sep 10, 2021)
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Rebecca Miller
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- In Oregon between 1880-1957 splash dams were a common tool to transport logs to downstream mills. Each point represents a known historic splash dam site. Each line represents a known section of river with log driving. The dataset is complete as possible, however many constructed splash dams may not be represented in current data set, as it is likely some dam sites were not recorded or lost through time.
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- Rebecca R Miller
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- 1880-1957
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Miller R.R. 2010. Is the past present? Historical splash-dam mapping and stream disturbance detection in the Oregon Coastal Province. Oregon State University. MS Thesis.https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/concern/graduate_thesis_or_dissertations/4m90f001t
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Rebecca Millerrrmiller@ucsc.edu
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Rebecca Miller
Assistant Project Scientist with University of California Santa Cruz / National Marine Fisheries Service
My research interests include identifying spatial and temporal patterns in both marine and freshwater environments, in particular how historical activities shape modern-day seascapes. As a member of the NMFS Groundfish Analysis Team in Santa Cruz, CA, my research interests focus on identifying...
