A 3D numerical modeling of the links between hydrodynamics, dissolved oxygen, and water temperature of a northern rural-urban shallow lake with two distinct basins
A 3D hydrodynamic model (EFDC) was applied to simulate dissolved oxygen (DO) and temperature (T) (two crucial parameters impacting water quality) throughout Lake St. Charles, a rural-urban shallow lake located North of Quebec City, Canada. Model outputs of T and DO corroborate observations at five m...
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| description | A 3D hydrodynamic model (EFDC) was applied to simulate dissolved oxygen (DO) and temperature (T) (two crucial parameters impacting water quality) throughout Lake St. Charles, a rural-urban shallow lake located North of Quebec City, Canada. Model outputs of T and DO corroborate observations at five monitoring stations within the lake. Simulated results indicated annual cycles of turnovers and stratifications and different behaviors for the deep and shallow basins. For the simulated years, the deep basin was stratified in summer and winter, while the shallow basin was mostly mixed throughout the year. The lake heat budget indicates that during summer with a long retention time, the thermal structure of the lake is principally controlled by net radiation, latent, and sensible heat fluxes. For the rest of the year, the inflow (from the main tributary, the Des Hurons River) and outflow are the main drivers of the lake’s thermal structure. |
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