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Collected data for Shin et al. (2026): The effects of stream slope on dissolved gas concentrations are mediated by scale in an example low-gradient stream
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Abstract
This resource contains dissolved gas (O2, CO2, CH4) concentrations collected at three reach sections of New Hope Creek in Duke Forest, North Carolina. Dissolved oxygen (DO) was measured using high-frequency (15 minutes) sensors at 9 locations. CO2 and CH4 concentrations were field sampled and measured by a gas chromatography. This resource also includes field-estimated flux estimations and field survey of channel geomorphology. R scripts will be uploaded before the publication of the paper.
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