Publication Summary

Title

Protocol for Determining the Mean Epilimnetic Total Phosphorus Concentration in the Wapato Basin of Lake Chelan

Month-Year PublishedApril 1997
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Short Description

The goal of the Lake Chelan Water Quality Plan is to maintain the ultra-oligotrophic condition of the lake by keeping epilimnetic total phosphorus concentrations in the Wapato Basin of the lake below 4.5 ug/L. Water quality studies in the late 1980's led to a TMDL threshold of 4.5 ug/L total phosphorus. This protocol was developed to sample and analyze for trace levels of total phosphorus found in Lake Chelan for comparison to the TMDL threshold.

Publication Number97-317
Author(s)Seiders, K., G. Pelletier, B. Ehinger, S. Lombard, C. Kirchmer, B. Kammin, K. Feddersen, and D. Sargeant
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Number of pages 22 pp.
Keywords lake, methods, phosphorus, protocol, TMDL, water quality
Subject Waterbodies
Chelan Lake
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