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SSHCZO -- Streamflow / Discharge, Stream Water Temperatures, Electrical Conductivity -- Shale Hills -- (2015-2018)
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Abstract
A 2.5 foot fiberglass H-flume with 7’ 6” 3D approach section, 10” diameter stilling well, and dual scale staff gauge is located at the outlet of the stream Shale Hills Susquehanna Critical Zone Observatory Stream (40.6648488, -77.9072458, elevation 259.08 m) is used to monitor stream discharge accurately during high and low flows. Water depths are measured using a Decagon CTD-10 sensor recording in one-minute intervals, integrated to 10 minute values and converted to discharge using a rating curve developed by Open Channel Flow for the specific flume dimensions. An offset of 54 mm has been entered in the Campbell Science CR1000 data-logger program to account for the difference between the pressure sensor spacing and distance from bottom of stilling well to flume. Data are measured using a Decagon CTD-10 pressure transducer consisting of depth, water temperature and electrical conductance. The pressure sensor is located 15mm from the head (bottom) of sensor. The 15mm offset is accounted for in the CRBasic program providing actual values of water depth in the data table. Discharge values are derived from formulas in the Openchannelflow 2.5-ft H-Flume discharge table, and will report values of -9999 when depth is less than 6.1 mm where excessive error due to fluid flow properties and boundary conditions apply.
Date Range Comments: Data are quasi-live 10-minute interval depth and derived discharge values. End date is not fixed.
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SSHCZO -- Streamflow / Discharge, Stream Water Temperatures, Electrical Conductivity -- Shale Hills -- (2015-2018)
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Description/Abstract
A 2.5 foot fiberglass H-flume with 7’ 6” 3D approach section, 10” diameter stilling well, and dual scale staff gauge is located at the outlet of the stream Shale Hills Susquehanna Critical Zone Observatory Stream (40.6648488, -77.9072458, elevation 259.08 m) is used to monitor stream discharge accurately during high and low flows. Water depths are measured using a Decagon CTD-10 sensor recording in one-minute intervals, integrated to 10 minute values and converted to discharge using a rating curve developed by Open Channel Flow for the specific flume dimensions. An offset of 54 mm has been entered in the Campbell Science CR1000 data-logger program to account for the difference between the pressure sensor spacing and distance from bottom of stilling well to flume. Data are measured using a Decagon CTD-10 pressure transducer consisting of depth, water temperature and electrical conductance. The pressure sensor is located 15mm from the head (bottom) of sensor. The 15mm offset is accounted for in the CRBasic program providing actual values of water depth in the data table. Discharge values are derived from formulas in the Openchannelflow 2.5-ft H-Flume discharge table, and will report values of -9999 when depth is less than 6.1 mm where excessive error due to fluid flow properties and boundary conditions apply.
Creator/Author
Russo, Tess
CZOs
Shale Hills
Contact
Dr. Tess A. Russo – Assistant Professor, Department of Geosciences, 310 Deike Building, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA 16802, russo@psu.edu, (814)865-7389
Subtitle
Level 2 - Derived Products
SUBJECTS
Disciplines
Hydrology
Topics
Streamflow / Discharge|Stream Water Temperatures|Electrical Conductivity
Keywords
hydrology|stream flow|water|discharge|water temperature|specific conductivity
Variables
Time Stamp|RecNum| FDepth_corr_m|Water_TempC (degC)|Specific Conductivity (μS/cm)|Discharge (m^3/s)|Discharge (cfs)
Variables ODM2
Temperature|Battery voltage|Water depth|Discharge|Electrical conductivity|Recorder code|Relative humidity
TEMPORAL
Date Start
2015-10-22
Date End
2018-02-08
Date Range Comments
Data are quasi-live 10-minute interval depth and derived discharge values. End date is not fixed.
SPATIAL
Field Areas
Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory
Location
Shale Hills
North latitude
40.664848799999994
South latitude
40.664848799999994
West longitude
-77.9072458
East longitude
-77.9072458
REFERENCE
Citation
The following acknowledgment should accompany any publication or citation of these data: Logistical support and/or data were provided by the NSF-supported Shale Hills Susquehanna Critical Zone Observatory.
CZO ID
4871
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czos | Shale Hills |
czo_id | 4871 |
citation | The following acknowledgment should accompany any publication or citation of these data: Logistical support and/or data were provided by the NSF-supported Shale Hills Susquehanna Critical Zone Observatory. |
keywords | hydrology, stream flow, water, discharge, water temperature, specific conductivity |
subtitle | Level 2 - Derived Products |
variables | Time Stamp, RecNum, FDepth_corr_m, Water_TempC (degC), Specific Conductivity (μS/cm), Discharge (m^3/s), Discharge (cfs) |
disciplines | Hydrology |
date_range_comments | Data are quasi-live 10-minute interval depth and derived discharge values. End date is not fixed. |
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