Colin Krause Biological Science Technician       Education:    Master of Science, 2002 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Department of Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences Thesis Title: Evaluation and Use of Stream Temperature Prediction Models for Instream Flow and Fish Habitat Management   Bachelor of Science, 1997 University of Vermont Major: Aquatic Resources

Publications

Krause, C.W., T.J. Newcomb, and D.J. Orth. 2005. Thermal Habitat Assessment
of Alternative Flow Scenarios in a Tailwater Fishery. River Research &
Applications 21(6):581-593.

Krause, C.W., B. Lockard, T.J. Newcomb, D. Kibler, V. Lohani, and D.J.
Orth. 2004. Predicting Influences of Urban Development on Thermal Habitat
in a Warm Water Stream. Journal of the American Water Resources Association
40(6):1645-1658.

Krause, C.W. and Shen Y. 2003. Measuring Water-Velocity Profiles with
Acoustic Doppler Technology in a Virginia Tailwater, Virginia Water
Research Symposium Proceedings, Blacksburg, Virginia.

Krause, C. W., T. J. Newcomb, and D. J. Orth. 2002. Modeling Optimum Growth
Temperatures for Trout in a Tailwater Fishery. Conference on Water
Resources Planning and Management Proceedings, Environmental and Water
Resources Institute of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Roanoke,
Virginia.

Krause, C.W. and T.J. Newcomb. 2000. Stream Temperature Model Input
Parameters: How Close is Close Enough?, Virginia Water Research Symposium
Proceedings, Roanoke, Virginia.

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