Chamberlin Creek discharge and suspended sediment concentration, Alaska, 2015-2017

A gauging station was installed in Chamberlin Creek during the following months/years during three field seasons: May-August 2015, May-August 2016, and May-August 2017. During each field season, water pressure, turbidity, temperature and conductivity measurements were acquired every 30-60 minutes us...

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Main Authors: Erik Schiefer, Lorna Thurston
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Language:unknown
Published: Arctic Data Center 2019
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spelling dataone:urn:uuid:ca9ee1be-7f06-46b3-9878-2740a6e972ce 2024-11-03T19:44:56+00:00 Chamberlin Creek discharge and suspended sediment concentration, Alaska, 2015-2017 Erik Schiefer Lorna Thurston Chamberlin Creek, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (2015 and 2017), Alaska Chamberlin Creek, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (2016), Alaska ENVELOPE(-145.0261,-145.0261,69.2925,69.2925) BEGINDATE: 2015-05-22T00:00:00Z ENDDATE: 2017-09-23T00:00:00Z 2019-02-28T00:00:00Z https://search.dataone.org/view/urn:uuid:ca9ee1be-7f06-46b3-9878-2740a6e972ce unknown Arctic Data Center River discharge River turbidity River conductivity Suspended sediment concentration River temperature Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Chamberlin Creek Dataset 2019 dataone:urn:node:ARCTIC 2024-11-03T19:11:46Z A gauging station was installed in Chamberlin Creek during the following months/years during three field seasons: May-August 2015, May-August 2016, and May-August 2017. During each field season, water pressure, turbidity, temperature and conductivity measurements were acquired every 30-60 minutes using a Troll9500 (raw data). Back-up measurements for pressure and temperature were acquired using a Hobo Water Level Logger - U20L-03. Water pressure was corrected for atmospheric pressure and converted to water level, and a discharge (Q) rating curve was built for each field season by acquiring periodic discharge measurements using an hand held Hach FH950 flow meter. These continuous measurements and calculations are available in the following file: "CHB_Q_continuous". Water samples were collected during the discharge measurements using a DH-48 and suspended sediment concentration (SSC) was obtained from filtration of the water samples. These manual measurements are available in the following file: "CHB_Q_SSC_manual". Gaps in the 2016 dataset were filled by analyzing daily photographs of the river gaging station. The 2017 Q dataset was also extended into September by analyzing daily photographs of the river gaging station. The study, as well as detailed 2015 and 2016 datasets, is described in a MS thesis: Thurston, L.L., 2017. Modeling Fine-grained Fluxes for Estimating Sediment Yields and Understanding Hydroclimatic and Geomorphic Processes at Lake Peters, Brooks Range, Arctic Alaska. MS Thesis, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona, ProQuest ID (identifier) 2025947690. Dataset Arctic Brooks Range Alaska Arctic Data Center (via DataONE) Arctic Flagstaff ENVELOPE(166.367,166.367,-77.550,-77.550) Thurston ENVELOPE(-97.500,-97.500,-71.833,-71.833) ENVELOPE(-145.0261,-145.0261,69.2925,69.2925)
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collection Arctic Data Center (via DataONE)
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language unknown
topic River discharge
River turbidity
River conductivity
Suspended sediment concentration
River temperature
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Chamberlin Creek
spellingShingle River discharge
River turbidity
River conductivity
Suspended sediment concentration
River temperature
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Chamberlin Creek
Erik Schiefer
Lorna Thurston
Chamberlin Creek discharge and suspended sediment concentration, Alaska, 2015-2017
topic_facet River discharge
River turbidity
River conductivity
Suspended sediment concentration
River temperature
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Chamberlin Creek
description A gauging station was installed in Chamberlin Creek during the following months/years during three field seasons: May-August 2015, May-August 2016, and May-August 2017. During each field season, water pressure, turbidity, temperature and conductivity measurements were acquired every 30-60 minutes using a Troll9500 (raw data). Back-up measurements for pressure and temperature were acquired using a Hobo Water Level Logger - U20L-03. Water pressure was corrected for atmospheric pressure and converted to water level, and a discharge (Q) rating curve was built for each field season by acquiring periodic discharge measurements using an hand held Hach FH950 flow meter. These continuous measurements and calculations are available in the following file: "CHB_Q_continuous". Water samples were collected during the discharge measurements using a DH-48 and suspended sediment concentration (SSC) was obtained from filtration of the water samples. These manual measurements are available in the following file: "CHB_Q_SSC_manual". Gaps in the 2016 dataset were filled by analyzing daily photographs of the river gaging station. The 2017 Q dataset was also extended into September by analyzing daily photographs of the river gaging station. The study, as well as detailed 2015 and 2016 datasets, is described in a MS thesis: Thurston, L.L., 2017. Modeling Fine-grained Fluxes for Estimating Sediment Yields and Understanding Hydroclimatic and Geomorphic Processes at Lake Peters, Brooks Range, Arctic Alaska. MS Thesis, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona, ProQuest ID (identifier) 2025947690.
format Dataset
author Erik Schiefer
Lorna Thurston
author_facet Erik Schiefer
Lorna Thurston
author_sort Erik Schiefer
title Chamberlin Creek discharge and suspended sediment concentration, Alaska, 2015-2017
title_short Chamberlin Creek discharge and suspended sediment concentration, Alaska, 2015-2017
title_full Chamberlin Creek discharge and suspended sediment concentration, Alaska, 2015-2017
title_fullStr Chamberlin Creek discharge and suspended sediment concentration, Alaska, 2015-2017
title_full_unstemmed Chamberlin Creek discharge and suspended sediment concentration, Alaska, 2015-2017
title_sort chamberlin creek discharge and suspended sediment concentration, alaska, 2015-2017
publisher Arctic Data Center
publishDate 2019
url https://search.dataone.org/view/urn:uuid:ca9ee1be-7f06-46b3-9878-2740a6e972ce
op_coverage Chamberlin Creek, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (2015 and 2017), Alaska
Chamberlin Creek, Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (2016), Alaska
ENVELOPE(-145.0261,-145.0261,69.2925,69.2925)
BEGINDATE: 2015-05-22T00:00:00Z ENDDATE: 2017-09-23T00:00:00Z
long_lat ENVELOPE(166.367,166.367,-77.550,-77.550)
ENVELOPE(-97.500,-97.500,-71.833,-71.833)
ENVELOPE(-145.0261,-145.0261,69.2925,69.2925)
geographic Arctic
Flagstaff
Thurston
geographic_facet Arctic
Flagstaff
Thurston
genre Arctic
Brooks Range
Alaska
genre_facet Arctic
Brooks Range
Alaska
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