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                             Advancements in fish behavioral research related to
                                             fish passage facility design



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               KE Senfan  ,     SHI Xiaotao  ,     SUN Pan  ,     YUAN Yinhao  ,     PANG Kaiwen  ,     LI Dongqing  ,
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                                       JIANG Zewen  ,     YU Xiaowei  ,     TU Zhiying  2,3
                   (1. College of Hydraulic and Environment Engineering, China Three Gorges University, Yichang 443002, China;
                             2. Engineering Research Center of Eco-environment in Three Gorges Reservoir Region,
                               Ministry of Education, China Three Gorges University, Yichang 443002, China;
                   3. College of Biological and Pharmaceutical Sciences, China Three Gorges University, Yichang 443002, China)
              Abstract: Fish behavioral characteristics serve as fundamental data guiding the design of fish passage facilities in hydropower
              projects. This study systematically examines four critical aspects closely related to fishway design: ① fish swimming capacity,
              ② behavioral responses to hydrodynamic conditions, ③ techniques for fish attraction and deterrence, ④ effectiveness monitor-
              ing of fish passage operations. By synthesizing 121 relevant studies across these domains, we establish standardized experi-
              mental  protocols  for  behavioral  parameter  quantification  and  identify  pivotal  technical  criteria,  including  critical  swimming
              speeds, turbulence tolerance thresholds, and optimal flow parameters for fish guidance. The analysis reveals limitations in cur-
              rent experimental designs, such as insufficient ecological validity in stimulus simulation and inadequate scaling principles for
              engineering  applications.  To  address  these  gaps,  we  propose  enhanced  methodologies  integrating  multi-scale  experiments
              (laboratory to field) and data-driven adaptive monitoring systems. These advancements aim to refine the scientific rigor of fish
              behavior experiments and optimize the ecological performance of fish passage facilities in practical engineering contexts.
              Key words: fish passage; fish behavior; swimming ability; fish attraction and repulsion techniques; fish passage efficiency
              Corresponding author: SHI Xiaotao. E-mail: fishlab@163.com
              Funding projects:  National  Natural  Science  Foundation  of  China  (52279069,  U2340218);  Innovation  Group  Project  of  the
              Hubei Provincial Natural Science Foundation (2023AFA005)









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