In July 2025, the German team retrieved temperature and current velocity measuring equipment from the Ohra reservoir, which had been deployed since April 2024. This provides us with valuable insights into stratification and mixing in the reservoir, and a valuable dataset to help calibrate the model. One significant finding from the field campaign was that the temperature of the inflows is up to 10 degrees colder than the surface water of the main reservoir during summer. This means that inflows likely plunge and may flow along the thermocline.
