Phosphorus Loading and Water Quality in Green Lake
By Upper Midwest Water Science Center
2021 (approx.)
Detailed Description
Green Lake is the deepest natural lake in Wisconsin. The drawing relates the water-quality response of Green Lake, with emphasis on the Metalimnetic Oxygen Minima, to total phosphorus loading from its watershed. The drawing depicts data collection, analysis, modeling, and real-time monitoring. It portrays significant recreational, biological, and economic factors influencing the area of study.
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Public Domain.
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