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Author(s): Maila Hallare1, Matt Seiders1, Michael Knauf1

United States Air Force Academy, USAFA CO USA

Keywords: Great Lakes limnology comparment pollution compartmental models phosphorous

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Resource Image In this teaching modeling scenario, we demonstrate how lessons on salt-tank compartmental modeling can be used to predict phosphorus levels in the Great Lakes.

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In this teaching modeling scenario, we demonstrate how lessons on salt-tank compartmental modeling can be used to predict phosphorus levels in the Great Lakes. Although the model that we present here is highly simplified, it is a great preliminary analysis tool in understanding nutrient dynamics in water systems and can be extended to capture more complicated real-life phenomenon. Studying phosphorus levels can provide valuable insights into the dynamics of nutrient cycling, water quality, and ecological processes within the Great Lakes.

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Author(s): Maila Hallare1, Matt Seiders1, Michael Knauf1

United States Air Force Academy, USAFA CO USA

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