Data from: Integrating climate data and river modeling to reveal influences on declining Chinook salmon in Sub-Arctic river basins

This repository includes data and model output for: Shaftel, R., M.L. Feddern, S.A. McAfee, E.R. Schoen, C. Cunningham, V.R. von Biela, J. Paul, Y. Cheng, A. Newman, M. Perdue, J. Schwenk, A. von Finster, and J. Falke. Integrating climate data and river modeling to reveal influences on declining Chinook salmon in Sub-Arctic river basins. Ecosphere. This research was to provide guidance on methods for relating regional-scale climate datasets to local-scale observations and to expand the temporal and spatial breadth of environmental observations available to inform responses of stream fish communities to environmental variation. As a case study, indicators were developed of freshwater habitat conditions that could be used in a larger investigation into the drivers of Chinook salmon population productivity across the Yukon and Kuskokwim basins. The data on this repository include two datasets and three tables: the raw daily stream temperature data, the derived streamflow and stream temperature indicators, a table of stream temperature site information and model results, a table of streamflow site information and model results, and a table with stream temperature regression model parameter results.