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# In-Stream Load Reduction Estimates
## Getting started: Inputting data into the stream restoration load models
### Associated \`activity\_types\`
The Stream Restoration models load when the `Activity_type` selected is one of the following:
`Algal Flow-way Non-Tidal (Custom model)`
`Algal Flow-way Non-Tidal Monitored (Custom model)`
`Algal Flow-way Tidal (Custom model)`
`Algal Flow-way Tidal Monitored (Custom model)`
`Diploid Oyster Aquaculture 2.25 Inches (Custom model)`
`Diploid Oyster Aquaculture 3.0 Inches (Custom model)`
`Diploid Oyster Aquaculture 4.0 Inches (Custom model)`
`Diploid Oyster Aquaculture 5.0 Inches (Custom model)`
`Diploid Oyster Aquaculture Greater 6.0 Inches (Custom model)`
`Site-Specific Monitored Oyster Aquaculture (Custom model)`
`Triploid Oyster Aquaculture 2.25 Inches (Custom model)`
`Triploid Oyster Aquaculture 3.0 Inches (Custom model)`
`Triploid Oyster Aquaculture 4.0 Inches (Custom model)`
`Triploid Oyster Aquaculture 5.0 Inches (Custom model)`
`Triploid Oyster Aquaculture Greater than 6.0 Inches (Custom model)`
### Activity model view
#### Algal Flow custom models
#### Oyster Aquaculture custom models
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