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Analysis of Material Loading to Cannonsville Reservoir: Advantages of Event-Based Sampling

Patricia Longabucco New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Bureau of Watershed Management, Room 398, 50 Wolf Road, Albany, NY, 12233-3508
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Michael R. Rafferty New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Bureau of Watershed Management, Room 398, 50 Wolf Road, Albany, NY, 12233-3508
Pages 197-212 | Published online: 29 Jan 2009

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AnthonyR. Prestigiacomo, StevenW. Effler, DavidM. O'Donnell, DavidG. Smith & Donald Pierson. (2008) Turbidity and temperature patterns in a reservoir and its primary tributary from robotic monitoring: Implications for managing the quality of withdrawals. Lake and Reservoir Management 24:3, pages 231-243.
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AnthonyR. Prestigiacomo, StevenW. Effler, David O'Donnell, JamesM. Hassett, EdwardM. Michalenko, Zhongping Lee & Alan Weidemann. (2007) Turbidity and suspended solids levels and loads in a sediment enriched stream: implications for impacted lotic and lentic ecosystems. Lake and Reservoir Management 23:3, pages 231-244.
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StevenW. Effler, DavidM. O'Donnell, Feng Peng, AnthonyR. Prestigiacomo, MaryGail Perkins & CharlesT. Driscoll. (2006) Use of Robotic Monitoring to Assess Turbidity Patterns in Onondaga Lake, NY. Lake and Reservoir Management 22:3, pages 199-212.
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Carol Stepczuk, EmmetM. Owens, StevenW. Effler, MartinT. Auer & JayA. Bloomfield. (1998) A Modeling Analysis of THM Precursors for a Eutrophic Reservoir. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 367-378.
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Carol Stepczuk, AngelaB. Martin, StevenW. Effler, JayA. Bloomfield & MartinT. Auer. (1998) Spatial and Temporal Patterns of THM Precursors in a Eutrophic Reservoir. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 356-366.
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Carol Stepczuk, AngelaB. Martin, Patricia Longabucco, JayA. Bloomfield & StevenW. Effler. (1998) Allochthonous Contributions of THM Precursors to a Eutrophic Reservoir. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 344-355.
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StevenW. Effler, RakeshK. Gelda, MaryGail Perkins, DavidA. Matthews, EmmetM. Owens, Carol Stepczuk & AndrewP. Bader. (1998) Characteristics and Origins of Metalimnetic Dissolved Oxygen Minima in a Eutrophic Reservoir. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 332-343.
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E.M. Owens, S.W. Effler, S.M. Doerr, R.K. Gelda, E.M. Schneiderman, D.G. Lounsbury & C.L. Stepczuk. (1998) A Strategy for Reservoir Model Forecasting Based on Historic Meteorological Conditions. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 322-331.
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S.M. Doerr, E.M. Owens, R.K. Gelda, M.T. Auer & S.W. Effler. (1998) Development and Testing of a Nutrient-Phytoplankto Model for Cannonsville Reservoir. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 301-321.
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MartinT. Auer, KatherineA. Tomasoski, MaryJ. Babiera, MelanieL. Needham, StevenW. Effler, EmmetM. Owens & JeffM. Hansen. (1998) Phosphorus Bioavailability and P-Cycling in Cannonsville Reservoir. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 278-289.
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MichaelJ. Erickson & MartinT. Auer. (1998) Chemical Exchange at the Sediment-Water Interface of Cannonsville Reservoir. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 266-277.
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S.W. Effler, M.G. Perkins, N. Ohrazda, C.M. Brooks, B.A. Wagner, D.L. Johnson, F. Peng & A. Bennett. (1998) Turbidity and Particle Signatures Imparted by Runoff Events in Ashokan Reservoir, NY. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 254-265.
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S.W. Effler, M.G. Perkins & D.L. Johnson. (1998) The Optical Water Quality of Cannonsville Reservoir: Spatial and Temporal Patterns, and the Relative Roles of Phytoplankton and Inorganic Tripton. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 238-253.
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S.W. Effler, R.K. Gelda, D.L. Johnson & E.M. Owens. (1998) Sediment Resuspension in Cannonsville Reservoir. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 225-237.
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S.W. Effler & C.M. Brooks. (1998) Gradients and Dynamics in Downward Flux and Settling Velocity in Cannonsville Reservoir. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 213-224.
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EmmetM. Owens, RakeshK. Gelda, StevenW. Effler & JamesM. Hassett. (1998) Hydrologic Analysis and Model Development for Cannonsville Reservoir. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 140-151.
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S.W. Effler & A.P. Bader. (1998) A Limnological Analysis of Cannonsville Reservoir, NY. Lake and Reservoir Management 14:2-3, pages 125-139.
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