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A first-order estimate of fine sediment trapping potential within Iron Gate Reservoir for upstream drawdown and dam removal

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Title: A first-order estimate of fine sediment trapping potential within Iron Gate Reservoir for upstream drawdown and dam removal
Creator: Bruce Orr
Yantao Cui
Stillwater Sciences
Date Created and/or Issued: 9/6/07
Contributing Institution: UC Riverside, Library, Water Resources Collections and Archives
Collection: Clearinghouse for Dam Removal Information (CDRI)
Rights Information: Copyrighted
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Description: Scope/Content: Abstract: This memorandum provides a first-order analysis of fine sediment trapping potential within Iron Gate Reservoir if the upstream dams (i.e., J.C. Boyle, Copco 1 and 2) are removed while keeping Iron Gate Reservoir in place to trap the fine sediment released from the upstream reservoirs.
Type: text
Form/Genre: digital copy
Identifier: ark:/86086/n2g73d9v
731
Subject: Sediment and channel dynamics
Dams
Dam retirement
Place: Klamath River, CA
Copco No.1 Dam
Copco No.2 Dam
Iron Gate Dam
J.C. Boyle Dam
USA

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