Quantifying spatial changes in the structure of water quality constituents in a large prairie river within two frameworks of a water quality model

Keyphrases

• Prairie Streams 100%
• Water Quality Constituents 100%
• Water Structure 100%
• Water Quality Model 100%
• High Sensitivity 50%
• Dissolved Oxygen 50%
• Chlorophyll a (Chl a) 50%
• Further Analysis 50%
• Aquatic Ecosystems 50%
• South Saskatchewan River 50%
• Nutrient Loading 50%
• Nutrient Transformation 50%
• Sensitivity Analysis 50%
• Transformation Process 50%
• Relationship between Variables 50%
• Phytoplankton Growth 50%
• Global Sensitivity Analysis 50%
• Oxygen Parameter 50%
• Low Correlation 50%
• Ice Cover 50%
• Water Quality Index 50%
• River Water Quality 50%
• Parameter Sensitivity 50%
• Relative Impact 50%
• Major nutrients 50%
• Nitrogen Transformation 50%
• Phosphorus Transformation 50%
• Influential Parameters 50%
• Red Deer River 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Aquatic Environment 100%
• Phytoplankton 100%
• River Water 100%
• Saskatchewan 100%
• Water Quality Index 100%
• Dissolved Oxygen 100%
• Chlorophyll 100%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Groundwater Model 100%
• Chlorophyll 50%
• Phytoplankton 50%
• Aquatic Environment 50%
• River Water 50%
• Red deer 50%