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Stream Channel Reference Sites
Entry ID:
BRD_NPS_ASC_DNP_1stream
Summary
Abstract:
Compilation of protocols for the sampling and analyses of aquatic systems in
Denali National Park and Preserve's long-term ecological monitoring (LTEM) program. The aquatic systems monitoring program may be separated into three components: Stream hydrology, Water Chemistry, and Aquatic Biology. Stream hydrology includes physical measurements such as stream discharge, gauging station operations, suspended sediment and turbidity measurements, channel morphometry surveys, and bed material classification. The water chemistry measurements include major ions, nutrients, pH, alkalinity, and conductivity. The aquatic biological includes benthic invertebrate collection. Protocols for benthic invertebrate collection are documented in a separate manual.
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Data Set Citation
Dataset Originator/Creator:
Kenneth Karle
Dataset Title:
Stream Channel Reference SitesA Channel morphometry and water chemistry monitori
Dataset Release Date:
1998
Dataset Release Place:
Denali Park, AK
Dataset Publisher:
National Park Service, Denali National Park and Preserve
Temporal Coverage
Start Date:
1994-01-01
Stop Date:
1998-01-01
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Quality
Several methods were used to ensure laboratory accuracy and precision
in processing water chemistry samples. The data validation and verification procedures were taken from USDA (1993) and APHA (1985). The correctness of analyses for the primary replicate samples are checked using anion-cation balances.
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IN WORK
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Publications/References
National Park Service, Denali National Park and Preserve. 1997.
Stream Channel Reference Sites: Channel Morphometry and Water Chemistry Monitoring Protocol. Creation and Review Dates
DIF Creation Date:
1999-05-10
Last DIF Revision Date:
2004-05-07
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