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The Effect of Single Reservoir Stabilization on Colorado River Simulation System (CRSS) Outputs Under Various Hydrology Scenarios
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Abstract
This study evaluates the effects of a single-reservoir stabilization alternative on performance metrics within the Colorado River Simulation System (CRSS), such as outflows from Lake Powell and Lake Mead, water elevations, and storage. The experimental alternative focuses on stabilizing water elevation in Lake Powell while maintaining a minimum protection elevation in Lake Mead. The alternative is simulated across two elevations and uses three different hydrologies to assess impacts on reservoir storage and releases. The analysis aims to determine the efficacy of more aggressive strategies to improve drought resilience and the operational feasibility of single reservoir stabilization as a potential management approach for post-2026 operations for the Colorado River.
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