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    Thomas Harmon, Chris Butler, Sandra Rocio Villamizar Amaya, Rat'ko, and 4 more January 1, 2006

    Increasing demands on water supplies, non-point source pollution, and water quality-based ecological concerns all point to the need for observing stream flow perturbations and pollutant discharges at higher resolution than was practical in the past. This poster presents a demonstration of the following multiscale ENS approach to observing water quality changes in a regional river network.

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    • AuthorsThomas Harmon, Chris Butler, Sandra Rocio Villamizar Amaya, Rat'ko, Alexander, William Kaiser, Michael Stealey, Jason Fisher
    • Deposited January 3, 2022
    • Available January 3, 2022
    • ISSN--
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