Hydraulic Modelling Assessment of Fish Passage Through Natural Riffles: Shoalhaven River Below Tallowa Dam
- ISBN-10
- 0734757174
- ISBN-13
- 9780734757173
- Category
- Environmental impact analysis
- Pages
- 30
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2006
- Authors
- Simon Williams, Ivars Reinfelds, Tim Haeusler
Description
"The Shoalhaven River Scientific Advisory Panel was commissioned in January 2005 to investigate changes to the environmental flow regime in the Shoalhaven River below Tallowa Dam resulting from augmentation of Sydney's water supply. This report presents two-dimensional (2D) hydraulic modelling outputs of depth and depth-averaged velocity for two riffles in the Shoalhaven River below Tallowa Dam, South Eastern New South Wales."--P. 5.
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