Dissolved oxygen response to wind‐inflow interactions in a stratified reservoir

Dissolved oxygen response to wind‐inflow interactions in a stratified reservoir
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分层水库中溶解氧对风-流入相互作用的响应

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10.4319/lo.2007.52.5.2027
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2007
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J. Imberger
J. Imberger
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D. Botelho;J. Imberger

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