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    A Hydrological Model for Estimating the Inflows to and Outflows From Grand Traverse Bay, August 1972

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    Date
    2011-04-01
    Author
    Brater, E.F.
    The University of Michigan Sea Grant Program
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    Subject
    Lake Michigan; Grand Traverse Bay; Boardman River; Elk River; Discharge Relationship; Groundwater
    Abstract
    The objective of this project is to provide estimates of inflow and outflow for any selected portion of Grand Traverse Bay. The determination is made first for the 17-year period from 1953 to 1971, for which continuous records are available on the upper Boardman River. For this period it was only necessary to find relations between the discharges of the gaged and ungaged portions of the basin. In order to extend inflow and outflow farther into the past or into the future, a deterministic hydrological model was developed for relating runoff to precipitation. This model enables the extension of the estimated inflow and outflow rates with accuracy over as many years as rainfall records are available or can be estimated.
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    Includes maps and tables. Figure 1. Grand Traverse Bay Drainage Basin; Table 1 Area on Which Discharges Were Measured: Boardman, Elk, West Bay, East Bay, Old Mission; Figure 2 Discharge Relationship, Boardman River; Figure 3 Discharge Relationship Elk River; Figure 5 ground water depletion curve; Water Losses from Boardman Basin; Figure 6 Relation Between Water Losses and Precipitation Boardman River Basin; Figure 7. Relation Between Changes in Storage and Differences in Annual Precipitation Boardman River Basin; Figure 8 Runoff Precipitation and Evapotranspiration Boardman River Basin; Table 4 Outflow to Lake Michigan from Grand Traverse Bay
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11045/20861
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