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Determining the effects of fluctuating lake levels on wildlife habitat using GIS and remote sensing
ix, 70 leaves : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm.
(USGS) 1:24,000 7 1/2' quadrangle topographic map elevation
accurately predict the effects of the major habitat types
caused by changes in lake levels. The methodology presented
control management of the lower Brazos River basin. These
data, for the relatively flat terrain making up most of the
designed a methodology to determine the accuracy of 3-D
effects of lake levels on the quantity of wildlife habitat
Engineers (COE) reservoir project are the result of flood
fluctuating lake shoreline, fluctuations of which are the
fluctuations periodically submerge wildlife habitat
fluctuations to changes in habitat, shoreline location, and
greatly assist proper management of habitat. This thesis has
habitat management. TPW must implement its wildlife
in this study can serve as a cost-effective, long-term
management techniques under the constraints of a widely
management tool for wildlife managers at Lake Granger and
management units. A means of relating water level
other regional COE reservoir projects when considering the
result of the lake's principle role of floodwater storage and
small elevation gradients which occur throughout the
surface models derived from United States Geological Survey
surrounding the lake project area, much of which is licensed
these projects, however, are complicated by the relatively
to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPW) for wildlife
water depths within these wildlife management units would
Water level fluctuations in the Lake Granger Corps of
water resource management. Decisions on the location of
wildlife management units. This surface model can then
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