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Abstract
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You may also click on individual dataset links to immediately download a file of the data.
NOTE: We are working to update individual Water Year (WY) data listings on this site. Current individual files listed below may not represent all available data and metadata. Click on the Parent Folder link to access all files.
Kings River Experimental Watershed (KREW): Discharge values for Providence creek catchment and three subcatchments (P301, P303, and P304) plus another nearby small catchment (D102). Values are presented by water year (previous October 01 through September 30 of named year). 15 min data were compressed to hourly and daily during the data processing procedure. Further information on data processing is available at the https://eng.ucmerced.edu/snsjho/files/MHWG/Field/Southern_Sierra_CZO_KREW/Providence_Creek/Discharge/Level_1b/ SSCZO digital library.
P301, P303, P304, D102 flow is channelized through two Parshall flumes (small >3 inch and large >1 feet). P300 flow is channelized through a 120 degree v-notch weir. At all sites stream stage and discharge are measured using a Teledyne-Isco 6712 with 730 bubbler. High flow stream stage and discharge are measured using an Advanced Measurements & Controls Inc. Aquarod AR100
Additional metadata are available in the https://eng.ucmerced.edu/snsjho/files/MHWG/Field/Southern_Sierra_CZO_KREW/Providence_Creek/Discharge/Level_1b parent directory of this dataset, such as site properties, instrumentation, and processing notes.
Date Range Comments: 15 min, hourly, and daily
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SSCZO -- Streamflow / Discharge -- Providence -- (2003-2010)
OVERVIEW
Description/Abstract
Click on Parent Folder to access all data and metadata that are currently available. Metadata include site properties, instrumentation, and processing notes. You may also click on individual dataset links to immediately download a file of the data. NOTE: We are working to update individual Water Year (WY) data listings on this site. Current individual files listed below may not represent all available data and metadata. Click on the Parent Folder link to access all files.
Kings River Experimental Watershed (KREW): Discharge values for Providence creek catchment and three subcatchments (P301, P303, and P304) plus another nearby small catchment (D102). Values are presented by water year (previous October 01 through September 30 of named year). 15 min data were compressed to hourly and daily during the data processing procedure. Further information on data processing is available at the https://eng.ucmerced.edu/snsjho/files/MHWG/Field/Southern_Sierra_CZO_KREW/Providence_Creek/Discharge/Level_1b/ SSCZO digital library.
P301, P303, P304, D102 flow is channelized through two Parshall flumes (small >3 inch and large >1 feet). P300 flow is channelized through a 120 degree v-notch weir. At all sites stream stage and discharge are measured using a Teledyne-Isco 6712 with 730 bubbler. High flow stream stage and discharge are measured using an Advanced Measurements & Controls Inc. Aquarod AR100
Additional metadata are available in the https://eng.ucmerced.edu/snsjho/files/MHWG/Field/Southern_Sierra_CZO_KREW/Providence_Creek/Discharge/Level_1b parent directory of this dataset, such as site properties, instrumentation, and processing notes.
Creator/Author
Carolyn Hunsaker
CZOs
Sierra
Contact
chunsaker@fs.fed.us; Data Manager: xmeng@ucmerced.edu
SUBJECTS
Disciplines
Hydrology
Topics
Streamflow / Discharge
Keywords
streamflow|Providence|PSW|Pacific Southwest Research Station|KREW|Forest Service
Variables
discharge
Variables ODM2
Discharge
TEMPORAL
Date Start
2003-10-01
Date End
2010-09-30
Date Range Comments
15 min, hourly, and daily
SPATIAL
Field Areas
Providence Creek Headwater Catchments (1660 - 2115 m elevation)
Location
Providence
North latitude
37.059452745289704
South latitude
37.0377038632128
West longitude
-119.203626450716
East longitude
-119.195268466187
REFERENCE
CZO ID
2603
Related datasets
SSCZO -- Streamflow / Discharge -- KREW, Bull Creek -- (2003-2010)
SSCZO -- Meteorology -- Met Stations, Providence, Lower -- (2002-2011)
SSCZO -- Meteorology -- Met Stations, Providence, Upper -- (2002-2011)
Additional Metadata
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| czos | Sierra |
| czo_id | 2603 |
| keywords | streamflow, Providence, PSW, Pacific Southwest Research Station, KREW, Forest Service |
| variables | discharge |
| disciplines | Hydrology |
| related_datasets | 2664, 2529, 2406 |
| date_range_comments | 15 min, hourly, and daily |
| related_datasets_hs | https://www.hydroshare.org/resource/d6d8b2a6e5604629b1192233646dfea1/, https://www.hydroshare.org/resource/0918a6975c864a398766d579e3687004/, https://www.hydroshare.org/resource/98574a24d4344b6bb99d12db5f1c4260/ |
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