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UCREFRP Catalog Number
8270
Author
Hayse, J. W., S. F. Daly, A. Tuthill, R. A. Valdez, B. Cowdell and G. Burton.
Title
Effect of Daily Fluctuations from Flaming Gorge Dam on Ice Processes in the Green River.
USFW Year
2000.
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ANL/EA/RP-102041,
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+- 0.2 between RM 300 and RM 316. Thus, it appears that the influence of fluctuating flows <br />would be greatest in the reach of river upstream of about RM 300. In general, it is expected that <br />the influence of peaking operations at Flaming Gorge Dam would decrease in the downstream <br />direction due to the subsidence of flood waves as they propagate over distances. This subsidence <br />is caused largely by channel friction as the wave propagates, but other factors can also play a role <br />(Henderson 1966). Given the small effect of the fluctuating flows on the hydraulic properties as <br />measured by the Froude number downstream of RM 300, the influence of fluctuating flows on <br />ice cover thickness and roughness should be small downstream of this point. <br />-21-
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