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Title |
Lake Winnipeg Regulation |
Abstract |
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Publication general type |
report |
Project Name |
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Keyword Vocabulary |
Polar Data Catalogue |
Keyword Vocabulary URL |
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Theme |
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Title |
Freshwater |
URL |
https://canwin-datahub.ad.umanitoba.ca/data/group/freshwater |
Version |
1.0 |
Publisher |
Manitoba Sustainable Development |
Date Published |
2011 |
DOI |
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Authors |
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Authors 1 |
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Author Name |
Manitoba Clean Environment Commission |
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Organizational |
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License Name |
Open Government Licence 2.0 – Canada |
Licence Type |
Open |
OGL-Canada-2.0 |
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Licence Schema Name |
SPDX |
Licence URL |
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Awards |
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Related Resources |
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Related Resources 1 |
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Online Resource |
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URL |
https://www.gov.mb.ca/sd/water/water-power/lake-winnipeg-regulation/index.html |
Name |
Lake Winnipeg Regulation |
Description |
Weather conditions, such as wind and barometric pressure, can cause water levels to differ substantially at various points on the lake. In order to determine the average level of the lake at a given point in time, a smoothed wind eliminated level is determined. The regulation of the lake is based upon this wind eliminated level. Water levels are recorded continuously at eight water level gauges around the lake and it is from these levels that the wind eliminated level is calculated. |
Format |
HTML |
Resource Category |
web_services |