Simulating and understanding effects of water level fluctuations on thermal regimes in Miyun Reservoir
作者： Zhongshun Li , Dejun Zhu , Yongcan Chen , Xing Fang , Zhaowei Liu
DOI: 10.1080/02626667.2014.983517
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摘要: … a continuous, long-term thermal simulation under large water level fluctuations. Long-term … as well as long-term characteristics of thermal regimes in Miyun Reservoir inferred from the …
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