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DWCZ - CO - Gordon Gulch-Como Creek -- CPOM, Storage Accumulation & Reach -- ( CC-GG-CPOM-Flux-Fogel)4/28/2022-8/11/22
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Abstract

Coarse particulate organic matter transport and storage in headwater streams in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, CO, USA.

4 data sets are present:
FIELD SITE: GORDON GULCH
Meta-FieldLog-GG-LF-StorageReachLVL-Fogel

The following data represent coarse particulate organic matter (CPOM storage) within 14 study reaches in the Gordon Gulch watershed, CO, USA. CPOM storage is presented in terms of volume (total volume of CPOM within a given reach) weighted CPOM volume (CPOM volume / channel area within a given reach) and CPOM accumulation frequency (# of accumulations per m stream length). CPOM storage was measured during early August through measurements of surface area, height, and porosity. Geomorphic and forest stand characteristics including slope, basal area, canopy density, d50, d84, bankfull width, pool area and pools per m stream length, wood frequency and wood load (volume/channel area), retentive feature frequency (# per m stream length), channel type (multi vs single threaded), and hydrologic regime (wet vs dry reaches) were measured during CPOM storage sampling.

Meta-FieldLog-GG-LF-Storage_Accumulation_LVL-Fogel

The following data represent coarse particulate organic matter (CPOM storage) within 14 study reaches in the Gordon Gulch watershed, CO, USA. Data are presented for each CPOM accumulation measured within the 14 study reaches. Surface area and height of accumulations were measured using a tape measure in the field, whereas porosity of each accumulation was visually estimated. The trapping mechanism responsible for storing each CPOM accumulation was noted, as was the composition of each CPOM accumulation.

Meta-FieldLog-GG-CPOM-Flux

This dataset presents CPOM flux during the summer 2022 field season at Gordon Gulch within two study reaches. Data are presented for the upstream and downstream ends of each reach in order to test for influences of within-a-reach geomorphic context on CPOM flux. Bunte bedload traps were deployed periodically at the upstream and downstream ends of each study reach during the summer. CPOM collected in the traps was dried and weighed and used with sampling duration to estimate CPOM flux.

FIELD SITE: COMO CREEK
Meta-FieldLog-CC-CPOM-Flux

This dataset presents CPOM flux during the summer 2022 field season at Como Creek within three study reaches. Data are presented for the downstream ends of each reach. Bunte bedload traps were deployed periodically at the downstream ends of each study reach during the summer. CPOM collected in the traps was dried and weighed and used with sampling duration to estimate CPOM flux.

Subject Keywords

Coverage

Spatial

Coordinate System/Geographic Projection:
WGS 84 EPSG:4326
Coordinate Units:
Decimal degrees
Place/Area Name:
Gordon Gulch, Como Creek, Elev, 2633.396m - 3021m
North Latitude
40.0352°
East Longitude
-105.4570°
South Latitude
40.0110°
West Longitude
-105.5444°

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CZNet DWCZ - CO - Gordon Gulch-Como Creek -- CPOM, Storage Accumulation & Reach -- 4/28/2022-8/11/22

OVERVIEW

Description/Abstract

Coarse particulate organic matter transport and storage in headwater streams in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, CO, USA.

4 data sets.

Creator/Author

Caleb Fogel Caleb.Fogel@colorado.edu, Katherine Lininger Katherine.Lininger@Colorado.EDU, Holly Barnard Holly.Barnard@colorado.edu (DWCZ current)

CZNet

DYNAMIC WATER CRITICAL ZONE

Contact

czdata@colorado.edu



SUBJECTS

Disciplines

Geo chemistry, Ecohydrology, Geomorphology

Level

Level 1, Level 2

Keywords

CZNet, CPOM, accumulation, DWCZ, Gordon Gulch, Storage Reach, Storage Accumulation, Level, Flux, Como Creek

Variables

Site, Reach, position, trap, cpom_weight, Accumulation ID, length, width, height, porosity, shape, pool length, pool width, pool cpom depth, percent cpom, cpom volume, composition, trapping mechanism, sample dimensions, Site, volume_weighted, accumulation_freq, slope, basal area, can_density, d50, d84, bf_width, pool_area_per_m, pools_per_m, wood_freq, wood_vol_per_ha, feat_per_m, chan_type, hydro_regime



TEMPORAL

Date Start

4/28/2022

Date End

8/11/22

TIME ZONE

MST Arizona



SPATIAL

Field Areas

Gordon Gulch, Como Creek

Location

Gordon Gulch

North latitude

40.035196

South latitude

40.011

West longitude

-105.54444

East longitude

-105.457

ELEVATION 2562.969m

2633.396m-3021m



Credits

Funding Agencies

This resource was created using funding from the following sources:
Agency Name Award Title Award Number
National Science Foundation Network Cluster: Quantifying controls and feedbacks of dynamic storage on critical zone processes in western montane watersheds EAR 2012669.

How to Cite

Fogel, C., K. Lininger, H. R. Barnard (2023). DWCZ - CO - Gordon Gulch-Como Creek -- CPOM, Storage Accumulation & Reach -- ( CC-GG-CPOM-Flux-Fogel)4/28/2022-8/11/22, HydroShare, http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/10f42e54d6144fd6a76ff726739bdf57

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