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Survival of Atlantic Salmon Smolts Bypassed through Ice-log Sluices Determined by the HI-Z Turb'N Tag

by Heisey, P G, Mathur, D, Nardacci, G A, Anderson, M
Published 1993

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Downstream Passage of Atlantic Salmon Smolts, Spring 1991: Turners Falls

by Harza Engineering Company, RMC Environmental Services Inc
Published 1992
Subjects: “...log sluice...”

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Downstream Passage of Atlantic Salmon Smolts, Spring 1993: Turners Falls

by Harza Engineering Company
Published 1995
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Downstream Passage of Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) Smolts at Cabot Station, Turners Falls Project, Turners Falls, Massachusetts, 1995 (Draft)

by Northeast Utilities Service Company
Published 1995
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Radio Telemetric Investigation of Downstream Passage of Atlantic Salmon Smolts at Bellows Falls Station

by Mudre, J M, Saunders, W P
Published 1987
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Effectiveness of two different surface bypass facilities on the Connecticut River to pass emigrating Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) juvenile salmonids

by Hanson, B N
Published 1999
“... head of 10.4 m. A log/ice boom forms an inner forebayand diverts floating debris and ice to a sluice...”

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Reetablering av laks i Kragerøvassdraget – anbefalte tiltak for å sikre toveis vandringsmuligheter

by Kvingedal, Eli, Forseth, Torbjørn, Kroglund, Frode, Fjeldstad, Hans Petter
Published 2013
“... an old log sluice  Tveitereidfoss: pool or weir fishway in three loops along the power station building...”

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Determination of movement and behavior of Atlantic salmon smolts at the Vernon Hydroelectric Station

by RMC Environmental Services Inc
Published 1990
“... determined for 40 smolts. Of these, 42.9% utilized open tainter gates, 21.4% passed through the sluice gate...”

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