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 These also contributed to a modeling effort using CEQUAL to dynamically link RBR and JST in the
presence of pumped storage. This effort is coming to fruition with the ability to accurately predict
thermal and dissolved oxygen and trends based on different limnological and operational conditions.
The predictions of ecological effects of pumped storage were employed in decisions on how to
minimize impacts using modified structures and operations. Once in commercial operation, the final
phase of study will be to confirm the predictions through follow-up monitoring of critical limnological
characteristics.
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