指导委员会

• Elsa Goerig (Chair)： Harvard University, USA

  Elsa is currently the chair of the Fish Passage Steering Committee and has been working as a Research Associate at the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard University. she conducts research on fish locomotion and behavior, particularly swimming kinematics during high-speed locomotion. She is also a senior research fellow at the US Geological Survey’ S.O Conte Research Center, where she applies her expertise to lead projects on fish movement ecology and fish passage at dams and other riverine barriers, using advanced telemetry and statistical techniques. Her work includes species such as Atlantic salmon, sturgeon, eel, and sea lamprey, as well as a variety of native freshwater species. She is interested in fundamentals of fish locomotion as well as in developing biological criteria for selective passage designs at barriers, which allows native species to access upstream habitats while impeding movements of non-native, invasive species.

  
• Luiz G. M. Silva： Website manager, ETH-Zurich, Switzerland

  Luiz is a Senior Researcher based at ETH-Zürich, Switzerland in the Institute of Environmental Engineering. He is the PI of the Ecohydraulics Research Group based at the Stocker Lab at ETH-Zurich. Luiz has over 17 years of experience assessing the impacts of hydropower on fish and developing mitigation solutions on a global scale. His research has focused on the design and assessment of fish passage, turbine entrainment and mortality, hydropeaking and larval drift. Related to fish passage, Luiz led and collaborated on several research projects in Brazil, Australia and, most recently, Switzerland.

  
• Jon Bolland： University of Hull

  Dr Jon specialise in the spatial ecology of freshwater and diadromous fishes in a range of aquatic environments using telemetry, sonar and eDNA techniques at the University of Hull. Jon predominantly study the impact of anthropogenic activities on fish migration, including low head weirs, fish passage solutions, pumping stations, hydropower schemes and reservoir compensation flow releases. He is the lead of the REsearch and Development of fish and Eel Entrainment Mitigation at pumping stations (REDEEM) project, investigating the spatial distribution of fish and eels in pumped catchments, the processes that lead to entrainment, the effectiveness of existing technologies and develop innovative approaches to minimise entrainment and provide safe downstream passage. Jon has also led investigations into catchment-wide migration of upstream-migrating adult sea lamprey and river lamprey, twaite shad, salmonids and cyprinids.

  
• Prof. Guillermo： Secretary, Oregon State University

  Guillermo is a Freshwater Fish Ecologist with many years of experience studying salmonid behavior and habitat selection in freshwater and estuarine systems. His research interests also span to aquatic habitat restoration, land use impacts on fish habitat, integrated watershed management and fish passage. Guillermo has organized previous Fish Passage Conferences and served many times in the Steering Committee and Advisory Board.

  
• Laura Wildman： lwildman@savethesound.org
• Raquel Loures： Companhia Energetica de Minas Gerais, Brazil

  Raquel is a Senior Environmental Analyst working at CEMIG, a hydropower operator in Brazil. She currently coordinates several programs at CEMIG and is responsible for the planning, monitoring and assessment of Socio-Environmental programs related to environmental licensing.

  
• Prof. Lee Baumgartner： Gulbali Institute, Charles Sturt University

  Lee is a Professor and Executive Director, Professor of Fisheries and River Management, Gulbali Institute at Charles Sturt University in Australia. He has lived and breathed fish passage research for over 20 years and has worked in government, universities and private industry. His research has been in several broad areas, including fish passage and fish migration, dietary interactions among native fish species, the impact of human disturbance on aquatic ecosystems and, more recently, mitigating hydropower impacts on tropical rivers in South East Asia. Lee’s work has also focused on developing innovative methods for assessment and improving existing fish collection techniques. Much of his work is applied and has fed back into adaptive management strategies, including the development of state and national policy related to fish passage in Australia and South East Asia. Lee presently manages over $10M in research projects and has active global collaborations on fish passage.

  
• Prof. Xiaotao Shi： China Three Gorges Univeristy, China

  Xiaotao is mainly engaged in teaching and scientific research in the fields of ecological hydraulics and Yangtze River protection, focusing on fish protection research in hydropower projects; research results have been applied to more than 30 water conservancy projects

  
• Dana McCoskey： Department of Energy, USA

  Dana is an Environmental Technologies Manager working at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). She has 20 years experience working with fish and wildlife monitoring and research, and 10 years supervisory experience leading complicated field and lab projects. Much of her work has focused on migratory animals (songbirds and fish), threatened and endangered species, community ecology and the impacts of land use practices such as forestry, fire, and renewable energy development (hydropower, marine, and wind) on animal populations. She has been involved with work in many globally important areas for biodiversity. Her current focus is on technology development and manage projects with inventors of environmental monitoring technologies.

  
• Frank Masese： University of Eldoret, Kenya

  Frank Masese is a Senior Lecturer of Aquatic Science in the Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Science at the University of Eldoret, Kenya. His research interests lie primarily in freshwater ecosystems in fields of aqueous biogeochemistry and aquatic ecology where he is researching community ecology (invertebrates and fishes), energy sources and flow in food webs, land use influences on nutrients and carbon dynamics, water quality and biomonitoring, watershed management and biodiversity conservation.

  
• Pao Fernandez-Garrido： Open Rivers Programme, Spain

  Pao is a Senior Grants Manager working with the Open Rivers Programme. She conducted her master’s practices and thesis on fishway evaluation with PIT and Radio telemetry in Massachusetts while she received training in technical and naturalised fishway designs. Pao worked to develop and implement different projects at the World Fish Migration Foundation related to the recovery of migratory fish populations and the longitudinal connectivity of rivers. She has played a significant role in helping practitioners and other interested parties to start removing barriers in their countries.

  

顾问委员会

• Theodore Castro-Santos： Research Ecologist, United States Geological Survey - Leetown Science Center. Conte Anadromous Fish Research Laboratory.

  His main research areas cover agriculture and forestry science, environmental science, biochemistry, genetics and molecular biology, computer science, and other fields. Research focuses on Sprint-swimming performance of migratory and riverine species; Effects of turbulence on swimming performance, biomechanics, and behavior; Modeling fish passage through culverts; Bioenergetics models of anadromous fish migration.

  
• Zhiqun (Daniel) Deng (Chair)： Laborary Fellow, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Adjunct Professor, University of Michigan, USA

  Dr. Deng is a Laboratory Fellow in the Energy & Environment Directorate at PNNL. He directs the Bio-Acoustics & Flow Laboratory, an accredited multi-disciplinary R&D laboratory, addressing a broad range of engineering and ecological issues, with an emphasis on environmental monitoring and risk assessment for hydropower, wind, marine, and hydrokinetic energy systems. He has developed several licensed technologies in acoustic telemetry, environmental sensing, and energy storage.

  
• Marie-Pierre Gosselin： Senior Research Scientist, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA), Norway

  Marie-Pierre Gosselin has 15 years international experience in research and consulting in Ecohydraulics, particularly on the effects of flow regime alteration on river hydromorphological processes, fish and freshwater mussel ecology and habitat use, and environmental flows. She is past member of the IAHR Technical Committee on Ecohydraulics and is currently a member of the IEA Hydro Annex 19 on Hydropower and Fish.

  
• Paul Kemp： Professor of Ecological Engineering, University of Southampton, UK

  Paul Kemp is a Professor of Ecological Engineering at the University of Southampton. His research relates to understanding the complex systems linked to integrated natural resource management, particularly in relation to marine and freshwater fisheries, and how shocks (e.g. infrastructure development, climate change, pandemics) can influence those systems. Specific applications relate to how understanding of the behavioural ecology of fish can help solve challenges in sustainable water and energy engineering, particularly on how the physical environment influences the behaviour and physiological performance of fish, and how manipulation of that environment by engineering means can be used to mitigate for negative impacts of water and energy resource development.

  
• Pedro Romero-Gomez： Senior Engineer, ANDRITZ HYDRO GmbH, Austria

  Pedro Romero-Gomez works as hydraulic designer for Andritz Hydro in Linz, Austria. He is specialized in fish passage analyses in layout, design, laboratory experimentation and field testing of hydraulic turbines delivered by his company. In his role, he primarily integrates the latest methods and technologies for fish passage assessment into the industry practices for developing turbine technology. He obtained his PhD and MSc degrees in Biosystems Engineering at the University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ (U.S.A.). Before joining Andritz Hydro, he worked seven years at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, WA (U.S.A).

  
• Lisiane Hahn： Research Director, Neotropical Environmental Consulting, Brazil

  Lisiane is a Brazilian biologist and technical director of Neotropical Environmental Consulting Company. Her work and research interests in the last 15 years are focus on the investigation of fish migration in South American rivers, especially in the Amazon basin, employing technologies such as radio and acoustic telemetry. She also leads the studies about the performance of fish passages in largest dams in Brazil. Lisiane has M.S. in Zoology and PhD in Freshwater Ecology

  
• Alison Colotelo： Hydropower Program Lead, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland

  Alison Colotelo is a senior research scientist and project manager. She leads PNNL’s Water Power System Science and Engineering team. Colotelo has over 10 years of professional experience that includes basic and applied research, as well as project management. Her work involves building and working with multi-disciplinary teams that tackle a diverse set of problems for the US Department of Energy (DOE) and Department of Defense (DOD). In addition to her technical work, Alison enjoys sharing her passion for science with the community through visits to local schools and participation in other outreach activities.

  
• Isabel Boavida： Research Assistant，Associação do Instituto Superior Técnico para a Investigação e Desenvolvimento, Portugal

  Isabel Boavida is an Assistant Researcher at CERIS, where she has been developing work under the strategic research lines of Ecohydraulics. IB research interests lies in understanding the effects of hydropower plants in freshwater system with focus on fish populations and propose actions to mitigate those impacts. She has been developing research in the laboratory using CFD models and other innovative tools, such as bio-inspired sensors and video image, to understand fish-responses in laboratory environment. IB is a Guest Editor for the Sustainability Journal and River Research and Application, and has been a reviewer for more than 15 ISI international journals.

  
• Hersília Santos： Professor, Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica de Minas Gerais (CEFET-MG), Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil

  Hersília Santos is Full Professor in Civil Engineering Department at Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica de Minas Gerais (Brazil) since 2007. My research focuses on ecohydraulic issues in neotropical freshwater system, acting on fish passages models (numerical and scale models); fish swimming capability (voluntary and non-voluntary tests); river models (2D and 3D numerical models) and fish habitat suitability.

  
• Ana T. Silva： Senior Research Scientist, Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA), Norway

  Ana T. Silva is broadly interested in ecohydraulics and anthropogenic changes to aquatic systems, fish passage engineering, effects of turbulence on fish behaviour and swimming performance and energetic costs, ecology and fish conservation and restoration, fish physiology, fish evolution and behaviour, biomechanics of fish, hydrodynamics, hydropower impacts on eels, re-establishment of eels populations.

  
• Zhang Yunchang： Inspector of Ministry of Water Resources Three Gorges Project Management Department, China

  Zhang Yunchang is vice director of the public awareness and public relations working committee for reservoir dams of the Chinese Society of Dam Engineering, and part-time professor at Hohai University. Engaged in the construction and operation management of the Three Gorges Project for a long time. Main research directions: forest ecology, water ecology, and water engineering management.

  
• Richard Piaskowski： Senior Biologist, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Portland District

  Richard Piaskowski, a Fish Biologist with the USACE Portland District has been chosen as a participant for this detail program. Piaskowski serving as a Fish Biologist for the Environmental Resources Branch, Fish Passage Section. As a Subject Matter Expert, Piaskowski guides the Portland District on projects affecting endangered species and natural resources, collaborating with engineering and other disciplines to manage fish passage, water quality, and aquatic habitats.

  
• Sterling M. Watson： Principal Engineer, Natel Energy, Alameda, California, USA

  Sterling is the lead of fish-safe turbine design at Natel Energy. Her technical focus includes developing and conducting turbine performance assessment procedures, and utilizing data to inform high-performance, fish-safe turbine and hydropower plant designs. Sterling holds bachelors and masters degrees from MIT.

  

组织委员会

• 常剑波教授（主席）： 武汉大学水利水电学院水生态研究所所长

  常剑波教授从事鱼类生态学和保护生物学研究，现任武汉大学水利水电学院水生态研究所所长、博士生导师。他曾经是世界鲟鱼保护协会（WSCS）和国际河流科学协会（ISRS）的筹委会成员以及第一和第二理事。现任中国生态学学会（ESC）理事、中国大坝工程学会（CHINCOLD）理事兼过鱼设施专业委员会主任委员。曾担任国家自然科学基金重大项目和国家基础研究计划（973计划）的项目首席科学家，领导了关于人类活动对河流生态系统影响及濒危物种保护的研究。目前担任国家重点研发计划“长江流域主要过鱼设施建设和生态修复技术”的项目首席科学家，聚焦长江流域主干道鱼类洄游通道恢复的研究。

  
• 石小涛教授（联合主席）： 三峡大学水利与环境学院副院长、国家级人才

  石小涛，国家优青，教育部全国高校“双带头人”教师党支部书记，教授，三峡大学水利与环境学院副院长，湖北省鱼类过坝技术国际科技合作基地主任，三峡库区生态环境教育部工程研究中心副主任，湖北省创新群体、湖北省优秀中青年创新团队负责人，中国大坝工程学会过鱼设施专委会副主任，国际过鱼设施委员会指导委员会委员，担任《Fisheries》科学编委、《Hydroecology and Engineering》副主编、《水利水运工程学报》、《水生生物学报》、《水产学报》编委，先后在美国加州大学戴维斯分校、美国华盛顿大学、美国国家地理署洄游鱼类研究中心、加拿大曼尼托巴大学访学；主要从事鱼类生态水文水动力学研究，主持6项国家自然科学基金项目，获湖北省科技进步一等奖（排名第1）等6项省部级科研奖励；湖北省一流课程负责人，获中国水利教育协会高等学校水利类专业教学成果二等奖（排名第1）等3项省部级教研奖励。

  
• 安瑞冬教授： 四川大学国家重点实验室生态与环境所副所长、国家级人才

  安瑞冬，四川大学研究员，主要从事生态水力学研究，在高坝工程过鱼和山区河流栖息地保护等领域持续开展工作。担任中国水利学会水力学专委会副主任，中国大坝工程学会过鱼设施专委会副主任。获国家自然科学基金优秀青年基金资助，水利部青年科技英才，四川省学术技术带头人并担任J. Hydrodyn.期刊编委。

  
• 徐梦珍教授： 清华大学土木水利学院党委副书记、国家级人才

  围绕河流演变与生态响应中的关键科学技术问题开展交叉研究，主持十四五重点研发课题、自然科学基金委黄河基金重点项目等20余项，在主流期刊发表SCI论文70余篇、EI论文20余篇，出版中文专著3部、英文专著1部，参与撰写中文专著2部、英文专著1部，牵头主编水利学会团体标准 4 项，获授权国家发明专利 15 项。成果获IAHR肯尼迪奖、世界泥沙学会WASER杰出论文贡献奖、大禹水利科学技术奖一等奖、湖北省水力发电工程学会优秀学术论文一等奖、中国水利教育协会优秀成果一等奖等奖励，获国家青年人才计划、中国科协青年托举工程计划、北京水利学会青年水务科技创新人才等支持。兼任国际期刊《Environmental Science & Ecotechnology》（IF=14.0）执行副主编、《Journal of Ecohydraulics》（IF=4.6）副主编，世界泥沙学会理事（WASER Council Member）、国际水利学会生态水力学委员会领导成员（IAHR Ecohydraulics Leadership Member）、中国科协第十届常务委员会学术交流与期刊出版专委会委员、中国水利学会第七届青年科技工作委员会副主任委员、中国大坝工程学会水库泥沙处理与资源利用技术专委会副主任委员等职务。

  
• 杨文俊教授： 长江科学研究院副院长，国家重点研发首席

  长期从事工程水力学和生态水利研究，致力于解决重大水利水电工程中的河流连通性恢复、泥沙过坝、水流量测等关键技术。他承担并完成了100多个研究项目，发表论文150余篇，授权发明专利37项。拥有多项国家或省级科技进步奖，其中国家科技进步一等奖1项，二等奖2项，省级科技进步一等奖13项。

  
• 穆祥鹏： 中国大坝工程学会过鱼设施专业委员会，教授级高工

  1979年8月出生，毕业于天津大学水利水电工程专业，获工学博士学位。现任中国水利水电科学研究院水力学所副所长，正高级工程师，博士生导师，北京生态修复学会理事、水生态修复专委会秘书长，中国大坝工程学会理事、过鱼设施专委会秘书长。 研究领域涉及调水工程水力学、冰水力学、生态水力学研究，先后主持国家科技支撑计划专题4项，国家自然科学基金项目3项，参与国家973、水专项、水利部公益性行业科研专项多项，完成南水北调东、中线等长距离输水工程水力调控攻关项目以及城市河流生态修复项目十余项，研究成果先后获省部级科技进步一等奖3项，获中国水科院科技进步特等奖和一等奖各1项。截至目前，出版专著3部、译著1部；发表论文80余篇；取得发明专利30余项、软件著作权9项；参编国家标准2项、行业标准1项。

  
• 左其亭： 郑州大学水科学研究中心主任，教授

  左其亭是郑州大学二级教授，主要从事水资源与环境研究，主持研究项目61项，出版学术专著18部，发表学术论文530余篇，创立了人水关系学、人水和谐论。 左教授于2005年开始研究人水关系和谐问题，是该领域的领军学者。2009年，他首次提出人水和谐论。2019年，建立人水和谐论理论体系。2020年出版了《人水和谐理论及其应用》一书，并作为研究生教材使用。2021年，创立了人水关系学。2023年出版首部专著《人水关系学》。 兼任中国自然资源学会水资源委员会主任、国际水资源学会中国委员会副主席、中国自然资源学会常务理事、国际水文科学协会（IAHS）会员、国际水协会（IWA）会员，《水利学报》《水科学进展》《水资源与水工程学报》等十余个学术期刊编委。

  
• 赵进勇： 中国水利学会生态水利工程学专委会秘书长，正高

  正高，博导，中国水科院生态环境所室主任、所长助理，中国水利学会生态水利工程学专委会秘书长，全国自然资源与国土空间规划标准委-保护与修复分委委员。主要从事生态水利工程学、河流生态修复、流域水资源保护与水环境治理等方面的科研与实践工作。主持了包括国家科技支撑项目、国家水专项、水利部公益性行业专项、国家自然科学基金等项目课题数十项，主编水利部行业标准《河湖生态系统保护与修复工程技术导则》（SL/T800-2020）。获得中国水科院建院60周年基础类优秀成果奖、水利部大禹水利科学技术一等奖、住建部优秀城乡规划设计奖二等奖等多个奖项。

  
• 侯轶群： 水利部中国科学院水工程生态研究所过鱼设施研究室主任、水利部青年拔尖人才

  长期从事水生态保护与修复研究，重点关注领域为涉水工程生态学效应及减缓措施，专注涉水工程洄游通道、鱼类基础行为生态规律、江湖连通方案、过鱼设施建设等基础和应用研究，为国内20多座大中型过鱼设施项目提供了技术方案、研究成果支撑。主持国家自然科学基金、政府间合作项目、水利部948项目及重大涉水工程的过鱼设施研究项目20余项。发表过鱼设施及河流连通性相关论文30余篇、专著1部、获授权发明专利10项、参编行业标准规范3项。获湖北省科技进步二等奖等5项省部级科技奖励；获湖北省五一劳动奖章。