How low can you go? A special feature on methods to assess minimum flow requirements of rivers
Contributor(s): Salinger, M. Jim | Pearson, C. P. (Charles Patrick) | Jowett, Ian | Collier, Kevin | Biggs, B. J. (Barry John Franklyn) | McBride, G | Cooke, J.
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ArticlePublisher: 1995Description: p. 11-18.ISSN: 1172-1014.Subject(s): RIVER FLOW
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This article reviews methods developed and/or applied in NIWA to assist in setting the minimum river flow needed to avoid significant biological effects.
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This article reviews methods developed and/or applied in NIWA to assist in setting the minimum river flow needed to avoid significant biological effects.
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