Isohaline Position as a Habitat Indicator for Estuarine Populations¶
Jassby. (1995). Isohaline Position as a Habitat Indicator for Estuarine Populations. Ecological Applications.
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- Estuary
- California's San Francisco Bay–Delta is managed through "X2," the distance in kilometers from the Golden Gate to the point where near-bottom salinity equals 2 practical salinity units — an operational index of how far salt has penetrated landward
This sourceJassby and colleagues' paper defining X2 - the distance in kilometres from the Golden Gate to the 2-unit near-bottom isohaline - and proposing it as the policy variable for managing freshwater inflow to the San Francisco Estuary.
- California's San Francisco Bay–Delta is managed through "X2," the distance in kilometers from the Golden Gate to the point where near-bottom salinity equals 2 practical salinity units — an operational index of how far salt has penetrated landward
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