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Taking the plunge: the flow of relatively dense rivers into lakes

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Henry Burridge .

The fate of river water entering a lake remains an uncertainty in many important water resource questions. I will describe a field campaign which investigated the transport and mixing of a river inlet into Lake Iseo, Italy. I will also discuss laboratory experiments which examined how large inflows modify the stratification in a lake and models suggested by these experiments.

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