Study Goals. Determine feasibility of providing additional rail-served properties suitable for industrial facilities to allow expansion of an existing industrial park. • Determine feasibility of providing a regional transload facility to assist off-site shippers • Determine limitations, if any, for inbound and outbound shipments • Provide possible layouts for improvements • Determine possible users for the facility • Investigate the level of anticipated usage • Estimate of costs to construct the improvements • Recommend funding options for construction of the required improvements • Determine a marketing strategy to ensure the success of investment Questions to be answered by the Study:
Study Goals. The purpose of this ongoing study is to remove as many centrarchids (e. g., largemouth bass, green sunfish, bluegill, black crappie, and smallmouth bass), esocids (northern pike), percids (walleye), clupeids (gizzard shad), and non-native catostomids (white sucker and white sucker by native sucker hybrids) as possible of all sizes in main channel riverine habitats in a 68.9-mile reach of the Upper Colorado River between GVWU Dam and Westwater Wash in eastern Utah and in a 63.8-mile reach of the Upper Colorado River between Cisco and Potash Utah. The goal is to reduce the abundance of non-native fishes as quickly as possible in these reaches which will ultimately benefit native listed fishes, and possibly contribute to their recovery.
Study Goals. The purpose of this ongoing study is to remove as many centrarchids (e. g., largemouth bass, green sunfish, bluegill, black crappie, and smallmouth bass), esocids (northern pike), percids (walleye), clupeids (gizzard shad), xxxxxxx (striped bass) and non-native catostomids (white sucker and white sucker by native sucker hybrids) as possible of all sizes in main channel riverine habitats in a 68.9-mile reach of the Upper Colorado River between GVWU Dam and Westwater Wash in eastern Utah and in a 63.8-mile reach of the Upper Colorado River between Cisco and Potash Utah. The goal is to reduce the abundance of non-native fishes as quickly as possible in these reaches which will ultimately benefit native listed fishes, and possibly contribute to their recovery.
Study Goals a. The purpose of the Challenge is to spur development of better methods to interpret and report the results of clinical whole genome DNA sequencing.
b. The goal of the Challenge is to discover the best and most efficient methods for analyzing whole genome xxxxxxxx xxxx, identifying potential genetic alterations associated with the phenotype in the proband, and correlating the phenotype one sees in a patient with the mutation detected.
c. The Study will also seek to determine key components for reporting the results of whole genome sequencing, including which results to report and how to characterize them.
Study Goals. The goal of this study is to reduce the number of northern pike and smallmouth bass occupying 47.3 river miles of the Middle Yampa River to benefit native fish communities in the Yampa River basin, as well as native fish communities within the Green River basin.
