Flow Regulation Effects
Flow Regulation Effects is a hydrological impact construct that specifically denotes the alterations in natural river discharge patterns resulting from human-induced management of water flow through infrastructure such as dams and reservoirs, distinguished from other flow alteration types by its intentional, operational control over timing, magnitude, and duration of streamflow.
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Regulation effects on the lower Peace River, Canada
Daniel L. Peters, Terry D. Prowse · Hydrological Processes · 2001 · 105 citations
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