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Revealing the strong effect of seasonality on wind-induced nearshore current dynamics in large Lake Geneva captured by multi-annual observations
Multi-annual studies focusing on seasonal nearshore current dynamics and its effect on nearshore-offshore exchange in large lakes are scarce, even though such information is essential for determining the long-term evolution of a lake's ecosystem. To help address this lack, 8-year-long, near-bottom t
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