SARP Problem Road Stream Crossing Flag Survey

This is the feature service linked to the survey123 survey used by citizen scientists to quickly flag possible AOP barriers for future survey using the SARP protocol. This survey is designed to be very quick for those with no experience in aquatic biology or fieldwork. Results from this survey will be used by SARP and partners to plan where to further assess road stream crossings for aquatic organism passage within inland waters (non-tidal). This survey protocol and the associated fields of this service was developed by the North Atlantic Aquatic Connectivity Collaborative (NAACC) and adapted for use in the Southeastern United States by SARP. The data collected within this form is used in SARP's Aquatic Barrier Prioritization Tool (https://connectivity.sarpdata.com). Partners across political boundaries have trained others and used this protocol since 2015. Manual and paper form available at <a href='https://southeastaquatics.net/sarps-programs/southeast-aquatic-connectivity-assessment-program-seacap/culvert-assessments' target='_blank' rel='nofollow ugc noopener noreferrer'>this link</a>. This data layer can be used to better understand the specific information associated with fish passage including photos for points surveyed

本要素服务关联Survey123调查问卷，供公民科学家借助SARP协议快速标记潜在的水生生物通道（Aquatic Organism Passage, AOP）障碍，以供后续调查使用。本调查问卷专为无水生生物学或野外工作经验的人员设计，操作简便高效。本次调查的结果将由SARP及其合作方用于规划内陆非潮汐水域内道路-溪流交叉口的水生生物通道进一步评估工作的开展地点。本调查协议及本服务的关联字段由北大西洋水生连通协作组（North Atlantic Aquatic Connectivity Collaborative, NAACC）制定，并由SARP适配至美国东南部地区使用。本表单收集的数据将应用于SARP的水生障碍优先级划分工具（https://connectivity.sarpdata.com）。自2015年起，跨行政边界的合作方已开展该协议的培训与落地应用工作。调查手册与纸质调查表可通过<a href="https://southeastaquatics.net/sarps-programs/southeast-aquatic-connectivity-assessment-program-seacap/culvert-assessments" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener noreferrer">此链接</a>获取。该数据图层可用于更全面地了解与鱼类通道相关的具体信息，包括调查点位的配套照片。