Megan Fork
Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies | Postdoc
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ABSTRACT:
This resource comprises data and R code used to analyze the chemical and physical effects of stormwater on receiving reservoir embayments in eastern TN. Data were collected from buoys in each of three embayments outfitted with high-frequency temperature and conductivity sensors. Three buoys were deployed at each embayment from July 2015 to September 2016.
ABSTRACT:
The data provided here complement publicly available long-term data available on discharge and water chemistry from the Krycklan Catchment Study (accessible at https://franklin.vfp.slu.se/). The supplied code (R environment) was used to perform analyses and generate figures for the manuscript entitled "Changing source-transport dynamics drive differential browning trends in a boreal stream network" by Megan L. Fork, Ryan A. Sponseller, and Hjalmar Laudon.
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These data were used to determine the annual C budget for the mean of three roofs in Durham, NC. Other data describe the fluxes of DOC and TDN from engineered headwaters for nine storms.
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Created: Nov. 22, 2017, 7:29 p.m.
Authors: Megan Fork · Joseph Delesantro · Joanna Blaszczak
ABSTRACT:
These data were used to determine the annual C budget for the mean of three roofs in Durham, NC. Other data describe the fluxes of DOC and TDN from engineered headwaters for nine storms.
Created: Sept. 12, 2019, 11:22 a.m.
Authors: Fork, Megan
ABSTRACT:
The data provided here complement publicly available long-term data available on discharge and water chemistry from the Krycklan Catchment Study (accessible at https://franklin.vfp.slu.se/). The supplied code (R environment) was used to perform analyses and generate figures for the manuscript entitled "Changing source-transport dynamics drive differential browning trends in a boreal stream network" by Megan L. Fork, Ryan A. Sponseller, and Hjalmar Laudon.
Created: Feb. 11, 2022, 7:50 p.m.
Authors: Fork, Megan
ABSTRACT:
This resource comprises data and R code used to analyze the chemical and physical effects of stormwater on receiving reservoir embayments in eastern TN. Data were collected from buoys in each of three embayments outfitted with high-frequency temperature and conductivity sensors. Three buoys were deployed at each embayment from July 2015 to September 2016.