Isohaline Position as a Habitat Indicator for Estuarine Populations¶
Jassby, A. D., Kimmerer, W. J., Monismith, S. G., Armor, C., Cloern, J. E., Powell, T. M., Schubel, J. R., et al. (1995). Isohaline Position as a Habitat Indicator for Estuarine Populations. Ecological Applications.
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Domain-specific¶
- Estuarine Turbidity Maximum
- California water managers track "X2," the distance up-estuary to the 2-psu near-bottom isohaline, as a regulatory proxy for the position of this low-salinity/turbidity zone.
This sourceThe paper that defined X2, the position of the 2‰ bottom isohaline, showed it marks the Bay-Delta turbidity maximum and proposed it as a policy variable for inflow standards.
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- California water managers track "X2," the distance up-estuary to the 2-psu near-bottom isohaline, as a regulatory proxy for the position of this low-salinity/turbidity zone.
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