Overview of Columbia Basin Water Management
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1 Overview of Columbia Basin Water Management Walla Walla District and Portland District Navigation Meeting Port of Morrow SAGE Center Karl Kanbergs, acting RCC Chief Columbia Basin Water Management May 2015 US Army Corps of Engineers
2 Columbia is the most powerful river in North America Hydropower is measured by river flow times change in elevation (called head ) St. Lawrence and Mississippi have more flow, but much less head Grand Coulee has twice the head of Niagara Falls Grand Coulee Niagara Falls & Powerhouse US Army Corps of Engineers
3 Columbia River Basin The Columbia River Basin is approximately 260,000 square miles Average annual runoff of about 200 million acre-feet; 4th largest river in North America in terms of runoff Average flow of about 275,000 cfs; varies from 36,000 to 1,240,000 cfs Most hydropower capacity (~37 GW) in North America 3
4 The Columbia River Basin Multiple purposes and interests Flood Risk Mitigation Ecosystem-based Function Hydropower Water Supply Recreation Navigation Cultural Resources/Tribes Many laws and regulations work to strike a balance among these interests 10/21/ 4
5 The Columbia River Basin Treaty projects roughly doubled the storage capacity of the river US Army Corps of Engineers 5
6 Comparison of Major U.S. River Basins Columbia Basin Reservoir Storage Limited MILLIONS OF ACRE FEET Storage capacity in the Columbia Basin is about 30% of the total annual runoff Average Annual Runoff Usable Reservoir Storage Columbia Colorado Missouri 6/19/ /21/ 6
7 Highly Variable Annual Runoff 7
8 Fish and Wildlife Endangered Fish Species Chief Joseph Grand Coulee Albeni Falls Libby Hungry Horse Wanapum Priest Rapids Washington The Dalles Wells Rocky Reach Rock Island Lower Monumental Little Goose Ice Harbor Lower Granite Dworshak Montana Bonneville John Day McNary Oregon Chum Salmon Chinook Salmon Steelhead Hells Canyon Oxbow Brownlee Sockeye Salmon White Sturgeon Idaho Bull Trout 8
9 Hydropower 21 Corps hydroelectric dams produce 12,900 MW Total Federal Columbia River Power System produces 20,500 MW Hydropower supplies ~60% of regions power 9
10 Navigation Columbia River: Serves 36 ports and carries 40% of U.S. wheat More than 485 miles of navigable water Transports 35 million tons of cargo each year Export & import traffic exceed $12 billion annually Deepest Corps lock is John Day Lock at 110 feet 10
11 Water Management Community US Army Corps of Engineers 11
12 COLUMBIA BASIN WATER MANAGEMENT DIVISION PORTLAND DISTRICT SEATTLE DISTRICT WALLA WALLA DISTRICT Division focus is on system and mainstem Columbia regulation plus Columbia River Treaty and coordination with Canada District focus is on tributaries to Columbia and technical support Functions as an interdependent regional team Well integrated with other functions like Emergency Management for crisis response 12
13 Special Operations Coordination Flows, TW Elevation, FB elevation, spill?, turbines? Fish impacts/biop/court Order? Conflicts with other operations Safety considerations Seasonal timing Contingencies and unexpected events, etc. 13
14 WATER MANAGEMENT DIVISION --NWD WM Division Chief, Steve Barton -- RESERVOIR CONTROL CENTER (RCC Chief Julie Amman) Reservoir regulation team (5) Karl Kanbergs (lead) Greg Bowers John McCoskery Michelle Yuen Steve Burrell Fish Team (2) Water Quality Team (2+) Outage Coordinator (1) -- HYDROLOGIC ENGINEERING & POWER BRANCH (HEPB, Chief Bill Proctor) 14
15 RCC MISSIONS : Flood Risk Management Navigation Hydropower Water Quality ESA Protection/Wildlife Recreation END USERS: Public District Regulators & Offices BPA Bureau of Reclamation Northwest River Forecast Center NOAA Fisheries US Fish and Wildlife Service States and Tribes Treaty Partners Non-Federal Dams Navigation interests 15
16 Questions? 16
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