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Stream Solute Dynamics: Non-Conservative Behavior
Lecture 19
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Outline for the week Slug vs constant rate additions
Estimates of discharge Estimates of lateral inflow Hyporheic dynamics In-stream storage and transport Conservative vs Non-Conservative solutes Spiraling length and uptake Relationships to stream ecology
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What we know so far Conservative solute behavior
Slug vs continuous additions ΔConcentration as f(time) ΔConcentration as f(distance) Transient vs Hyporheic storage OTIS equation and model Now, non-conservative solute behavior
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What is non-conservative behavior?
Concentration (% of initial) Chloride Nitrate Phosphate Distance Downstream (m)
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The nutrient “spiraling” concept
Uptake Length (SW) Regeneration Uptake Regeneration Open-channel Transport Benthic Spiral Length (S) NOTE: SW >> SB Uptake Turnover Length (SB) Flow Open-channel Transport Benthic Transport
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Quantifying SW Ln(Corrected Concentration) Chloride Nitrate Phosphate
Distance Downstream (m)
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How the S correction works
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Uptake Metrics Uptake length (m) Uptake velocity (m/s) Uptake rate
(μg m-2 s-1)
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The “River Continuum Concept”
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