Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6367864 Water Research 2012 14 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Liuxihe Reservoir was experienced changes of climate and hydrological conditions. ► We incorporate these changes in model to quantify their effects on thermal regime. ► Warming trends strengthen water stability, large discharge increases mixing. ► End of stratification is more sensitive to hydrological conditions than the onset. ► Thermal features are more variable in low level periods.
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Effects of local climate and hydrological conditions on the thermal regime of a reservoir at Tropic of Cancer, in southern China
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