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Workshop Proceedings: Results of the Richard B. Russell Fish Entrainment Study Held in Savannah, Georgia, 18-19 January 1989

Authors: John M. Nestler; Gene R. Ploskey; ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION VICKSBURG MS ENVIRONMENTAL LAB
Abstract:
Workshop presentations documented the assessment phase of the study in which the potential for entrainment and subsequent mortality of fish in turbines of the RBR Dam were evaluated for proposed pumped storage operations. Session I concentrated on general information describing the J. Strom Thurmond (JST) Lake fishery and compared fish compositions and abundances in the tailwater with those in other portions of JST Lake on a seasonal and annual basis. Session II presentations focused on detailing information on the fishery in the tailwater of RBR Dam. Session III featured associated studies or recently planned or newly completed work to address issues and problems arising since the RBRFES was begun. Keywords: Fishes mortality/turbines; Dams/reservoirs; Fish entrainment; Hydropower impact; Pumped storage; Fisheries; Richard B. Russell Dam. (edc)

Limitations: APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
Description: Final rept.
Pages: 197
Report Date: JAN 90
Report Number: A442122
Keywords relating to this report:
*DAMS
*FISHES
ELECTRIC POWER
ENTRAINMENT
FISHERIES
GEORGIA
HYDROELECTRICITY
LAKES
MORTALITY RATE
PUMPING
RESERVOIRS
SEASONAL VARIATIONS
STORAGE
TURBINES
WATER
WORKSHOPS
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