Thermal and Optical Characteristics of Southern Indian Lake before, during, and after Impoundment and Churchill River Diversion. Hecky, R., E. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 41(4):579-590, 1984.
Paper abstract bibtex In 1976 Southern Indian Lake, a large, shallow, multibasin lake on the Churchill River in northern Manitoba, was impounded. The mean annual water level was raised 3 m over the historic mean level to divert 875 m3.s-1by gravity flow from the lake into the Nelson River drainage. Five years of observation beginning 2 yr before the year of impoundment and continuing for 2 yr after impoundment indicate that lake temperatures, light available for photosynthesis, and Secchi disk transparencies have all declined.-from Author
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