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The application of the Wavelet Transform in connection with a Large Eddy Simulation model allows for the first time the identification and assessment of turbulent flow characteristics in small lakes and reservoirs. To summarize, this work shows that the numeric model PASTIS-3D applied is very well suited for the investigation of characteristic flow phenomena in small lakes and reservoirs. On this basis it is possible to derive simplified models in the future, which cover the different characteristic flow phenomena and turbulent properties in small lakes and reservoirs.","abstract_html":"In the context of water quality modelling of catchment areas there is an increasing interest in flow simulation of small lakes and reservoirs in Germany. The physical processes in small lakes and reservoirs are described on the basis of the classification of turbulent characteristics in the context of the theory of fluid mechanics. 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