Innstreymis
Innstreymis is a hydrological term used to describe the inflow of water and associated substances into a water body or system from external sources. It is a counterpart to outflow and is a key component in maintaining water balance in lakes, rivers, reservoirs, wetlands, and groundwater systems. The concept is widely used in hydrology, water resources management, and ecological assessments.
Inflow sources include several components: surface inflow from rivers and streams feeding the body, surface runoff
Measurement and estimation of innstreymis rely on a combination of field observations and modeling. Stream gauges,
Applications of studying innstreymis include reservoir design and operation, flood forecasting, water quality management, and ecological