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Document Title: Forecasting effects of climate change on Great Lakes fisheries: models that link habitat supply to population dynamics can help
Date: 2006
Main Topic: Surface Water, Hydrology, Water Biology & Aquatic Habitat, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity
Keywords: climate change, climate changes, hydrology, hydrologic, model, models, modeling, modeled, Great Lakes, lake level, lake levels, water temperature, water temperatures

Document Title: Runoff Temperature Model for Paved Surfaces Assessing the Effectiveness of Proprietary Stormwater Treatment Devices
Date: 2009
Main Topic: Urban & Industrial Stormwater, Hydrology
Keywords: runoff, runoffs, run-off, run-offs, run off, run offs, running off, runs off, watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, hydrologic modeling, hydrologic model, hydrologic models, mathematical model, mathematical models, urban & industrial stormwater, urban and industrial stormwater, urban and industrial storm water, urban and industrial storm-water, urban & industrial storm water, urban & industrial storm-water, water temperature, water temperatures, heat transfer, heat transferred, heat transferring, heat transfers

Document Title: Pine River Watershed Stressor Identification Report
Date: 2015
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity
Keywords: aquatic ecosystem, aquatic ecosystems, sediment, sediments, sedimentation, aquatic habitat, aquatic habitats, biotic impairment, biotic impairments, agriculture drainage, agriculture drainages, agricultural drainage, ag drainage, Pine River Watershed, water temperature, water temperatures, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, biotic stressor

Document Title: Zumbro River Watershed Stressor Identification Report
Date: 2016
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity
Keywords: nitrate, nitrates, Nitrate-N, total suspended solid, total suspended solids, TSS, aquatic habitat, aquatic habitats, biotic impairment, biotic impairments, connectivity, connectiveness, index of biological integrity, biotic integrity, low dissolved oxygen, dissolved oxygen, DO, water biology & aquatic habitat, water biology and aquatic habitat, water biology & aquatic habitats, water biology and aquatic habitats, water temperature, water temperatures, biotic stressor, Zumbro River Watershed, flow alteration

Document Title: 12-Mile Creek Dissolved Oxygen Total Maximum Daily Load Report
Date: 2015
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity, Water Economics
Author (Corporate): Crow River Organization of Water, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, Wenck Associates, Inc., RESPEC
Keywords: Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, water quality indicator, water quality indicators, low dissolved oxygen, water quality assessment, water quality assessments, water-quality assessment, water-quality assessments, water quality data, water quality management, water quality managements, water quality modeling, water quality model, Water Quality Regulation, Water Quality Regulations, WQR, W.Q.R, WQRs, W.Q.Rs, water quality sampling, water quality standard, water quality standards, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed modeling, water-shed modeling, water shed modeling, dissolved oxygen, DO, water quality & pollutants, water quality and pollutants, water quality restoration, water temperature, water temperatures, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, 303(d) list, 12 Mile Creek Watershed

Document Title: Hawk Creek Watershed Biotic Stressor Identification
Date: 2013
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Keywords: base flow, base flows, tile drainage, tile drainages, runoff, runoffs, run-off, run-offs, run off, run offs, running off, runs off, sediment, sediments, sedimentation, agricultural runoff, agricultural runoffs, agricultural run-off, agricultural run off, ag runoff, ag run-off, ag run off, aquatic habitat, aquatic habitats, biological integrity, biotic impairment, biotic impairments, drainage water quality, drainage water qualities, index of biological integrity, biotic integrity, peak flow, peak flows, agriculture drainage, agriculture drainages, agricultural drainage, ag drainage, drainage system, drainage water, drainage, water temperature, water temperatures, channel erosion, channel erosing, temperature pollution, biotic stressor, Hawk Creek, Hawk Creek Watershed

Document Title: Projecting the impact of climate change on coldwater stream temperatures in Minnesota using equilibrium temperature models
Date: 2010
Main Topic: Water Quality & Pollutants
Keywords: climate change, climate changes, equilibrium, equilibriums, water monitoring & assessment, water monitoring and assessment, water temperature, water temperatures

Document Title: Mississippi River (Winona) Watershed Biotic Stressor Identification Report
Date: 2015
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity
Keywords: nitrate, nitrates, Nitrate-N, soil erosion, soil erosions, soil-erosion, soil-erosions, sediment, sediments, sedimentation, total suspended solid, total suspended solids, TSS, agricultural runoff, agricultural runoffs, agricultural run-off, agricultural run off, ag runoff, ag run-off, ag run off, aquatic habitat, aquatic habitats, biotic impairment, biotic impairments, connectivity, connectiveness, low dissolved oxygen, dissolved oxygen, DO, erosion, erosions, erode, eroding, erodes, water biology & aquatic habitat, water biology and aquatic habitat, water biology & aquatic habitats, water biology and aquatic habitats, agriculture drainage, agriculture drainages, agricultural drainage, ag drainage, water temperature, water temperatures, Mississippi River, temperature pollution, biotic stressor, Mississippi River (Winona) Watershed

Document Title: Temperature fluctuations underneath the ice in Diamond Lake, Hennepin County, Minnesota
Date: 2013
Main Topic: Groundwater, Surface Water
Keywords: groundwater, ground water, ground-water, groundwaters, lacustrine, ice, water temperature, water temperatures

Document Title: Cedar River Watershed Biotic Stressor Identification
Date: 2013
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics
Keywords: base flow, base flows, tile drainage, tile drainages, agricultural runoff, agricultural runoffs, agricultural run-off, agricultural run off, ag runoff, ag run-off, ag run off, aquatic habitat, aquatic habitats, biotic impairment, biotic impairments, index of biological integrity, biotic integrity, peak flow, peak flows, tile drain, tile drains, water biology & aquatic habitat, water biology and aquatic habitat, water biology & aquatic habitats, water biology and aquatic habitats, agriculture drainage, agriculture drainages, agricultural drainage, ag drainage, water temperature, water temperatures, channel erosion, channel erosing, temperature pollution, Cedar River, biotic stressor, Cedar River Watershed

Document Title: Buffalo River Watershed Biotic Stressor Identification
Date: 2014
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity
Keywords: base flow, base flows, tile drainage, tile drainages, runoff, runoffs, run-off, run-offs, run off, run offs, running off, runs off, sediment, sediments, sedimentation, urban runoff, urban runoffs, urban run-off, urban run-offs, urban run off, urban run offs, agricultural runoff, agricultural runoffs, agricultural run-off, agricultural run off, ag runoff, ag run-off, ag run off, aquatic habitat, aquatic habitats, baseflow, baseflows, biotic impairment, biotic impairments, index of biological integrity, biotic integrity, peak flow, peak flows, tile drain, tile drains, water biology & aquatic habitat, water biology and aquatic habitat, water biology & aquatic habitats, water biology and aquatic habitats, agriculture drainage, agriculture drainages, agricultural drainage, ag drainage, water temperature, water temperatures, channel erosion, channel erosing, Buffalo River, temperature pollution, Buffalo River Watershed, biotic stressor

Document Title: Yellow Medicine River Watershed Biotic Stressor Identification
Date: 2013
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity
Keywords: base flow, base flows, tile drainage, tile drainages, runoff, runoffs, run-off, run-offs, run off, run offs, running off, runs off, sediment, sediments, sedimentation, agricultural runoff, agricultural runoffs, agricultural run-off, agricultural run off, ag runoff, ag run-off, ag run off, aquatic habitat, aquatic habitats, biotic impairment, biotic impairments, peak flow, peak flows, sediment load, sediment loads, sediment loading, tile drain, tile drains, water biology & aquatic habitat, water biology and aquatic habitat, water biology & aquatic habitats, water biology and aquatic habitats, agriculture drainage, agriculture drainages, agricultural drainage, ag drainage, water temperature, water temperatures, channel erosion, channel erosing, temperature pollution, biotic stressor, Yellow Medicine River, Yellow Medicine River Watershed

Document Title: RESOLVING A PERSISTENT OFFSHORE TEMPERATURE MAXIMUM USING AN AUTONOMOUS UNDERWATER GLIDER
Date: 2012
Main Topic: Surface Water
Keywords: limnology, limnologies, surface water, surface waters, surface-water, surface-waters, surfacewater, surfacewaters, Lake Superior, water temperature, water temperatures, autonomous glider, thermal structure, self dynamics, self-dynamics, self cooling, self-cooling

Document Title: Wild Rice Sulfate Study: Summary and next steps [Minnesota Pollution Control Agency]
Date: 2014
Main Topic: Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Keywords: baseline monitoring, baseline monitor, baseline monitors, sediment, sediments, sedimentation, bed depth, bed-depth, field survey, field surveys, growth, growing, grow, grows, grew, lab, labs, laboratory, laboratories, water temperature, water temperatures, wild rice, sulfate, sulfide

Document Title: Coon Creek Watershed District Stressor Identification Report
Date: 2014
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity
Author (Corporate): Coon Creek Watershed District
Keywords: sediment, sediments, sedimentation, total suspended solid, total suspended solids, TSS, aquatic habitat, aquatic habitats, biotic impairment, biotic impairments, hydrology, hydrologic, peak flow, peak flows, sediment load, sediment loads, sediment loading, total phosphorus, TP, water biology & aquatic habitat, water biology and aquatic habitat, water biology & aquatic habitats, water biology and aquatic habitats, phosphorus, phosphorous, water temperature, water temperatures, temperature pollution, biotic stressor, Coon Creek Watershed, Causal Analysis/Diagnosis Decision Information System, CADDIS

Document Title: Air - water temperature relationships in the trout streams of southeastern Minnesota’s carbonate - sandstone landscape: implications for climate change, brown trout biological processes, and land management
Date: 2012-06
Main Topic: Groundwater
Keywords: water temperatures, groundwater, trout streams, climate change

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