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20 Datasets

Chester County, PA - Stream Water Chemistry, Streamflow / Discharge, Climate, Stage, Stream Water Temperatures - USGS (2007-2015)
17 components  •   Christina River Basin  •   Climatology / Meteorology, Hydrology, Water Chemistry  •   USGS NWIS

Chester County, PA - Stream Water Chemistry, Stream Ecology - USGS (1998-2013)
1 components  •   Christina River Basin  •   Biology / Ecology, Water Chemistry  •   USGS; Chester County Water Resources Authority

Chester County, PA - Groundwater Depth - USGS (1951-2015)
27 components  •   Christina River Basin  •   Hydrology  •   US Geological Survey

Christina River Basin - Air Temperature, Precipitation - NOAA NCDC (1920-2015)
4 components  •   Christina River Basin, Other Research Sites in CRB  •   Climatology / Meteorology  •   NOAA's National Climatic Data Center

Christina River Basin - Stream Suspended Sediment (1993-2012)
20 components  •   Boulton Run, Christina River Basin, Forest Endmember: Spring Brook, White Clay Creek @ SWRC, Construction Endmember: White Clay Creek below landfill, Lower White Clay Creek, Agricultural Endmember: South Branch Doe Run  •   Water Chemistry, Geomorphology, Biogeochemistry, Hydrology, Geochemistry / Mineralogy  •   Aufdenkampe, A.K.; Newbold, J.D.; Anderson, B. A.; Richardson, D.; Damiano, S.G.

Christina River Basin - Stream Water Chemistry, Stream Suspended Sediment, Stream Water Temperatures, Groundwater Depth - USGS (1985-2007)
19 components  •   Christina River Basin  •   Water Chemistry, Hydrology, Geomorphology  •   US Geological Survey

Christina River Basin - Stream Water Chemistry (1977-2017)
25 components  •   White Clay Creek @ SWRC  •   Water Chemistry  •   Kaplan, L. A.; Newbold, J. D.; Aufdenkampe, A. K.; Anderson, B. A.; Damiano, S. G.

Christina River Basin - Stream Water Temperatures (2007-2014)
8 components  •   Christina River Basin, Halfway Run, Mine Hill Run, Morris Run, White Clay Creek @ SWRC, Forest Endmember: Spring Brook, Riparian Buffer Experiment @ Stroud Preserve/Georgia Farm  •   Water Chemistry  •   Sweeney, B.; Funk, D.; Newbold, J. D.; Kaplan, L. A.; Damiano, S. G.; Kline, F.; West, H.

Delaware and SE Pennsylvania - Climate, Air Temperature, Meteorology, Precipitation - DEOS (2004-2015)
1 components  •   Christina River Basin, Other Research Sites in CRB  •   Climatology / Meteorology, Hydrology, Water Chemistry  •   Delaware Environmental Observing System (DEOS)

National - Climate, Flux Tower, Streamflow / Discharge - CUAHSI WDC web services (1968-2015)
7 components  •   Boulder Creek Watershed, Christina River Basin, Jemez River Basin, Santa Catalina Mountains, El Verde Field Station, Northeastern Puerto Rico and the Luquillo Mountains, Rio Blanco, Rio Mameyes, Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory, Providence Creek Headwater Catchments (1660 - 2115 m elevation), Wolverton Basin (2230 - 2700 m elevation), Other instrumented sites  •   Climatology / Meteorology, Hydrology, Soil Science / Pedology  •   Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory; Catalina-Jemez Critical Zone Observatory; Luquillo Critical Zone Observatory; Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory; Southern Sierra Critical Zone Observatory; Christina River Basin Critical Zone Observatory

PA Avondale 2N - Climate, Air Temperature, Meteorology, Precipitation - NOAA CRN (2006-2015)
19 components  •   Christina River Basin, White Clay Creek @ SWRC  •   Climatology / Meteorology, Hydrology  •   NOAA Climate Reference Network (CRN)

PA Avondale 2N - Soil Moisture, Soil Temperature - NOAA CRN (2011-2015)
5 components  •   Christina River Basin, White Clay Creek @ SWRC  •   Hydrology, Climatology / Meteorology, Soil Science / Pedology  •   NOAA Climate Reference Network (CRN)

Stroud Water Research Center - Precipitation, Meteorology (1996-2010)
1 components  •   White Clay Creek @ SWRC  •   Climatology / Meteorology, Hydrology  •   Tsang, Y-P; Newbold, J. D.; Damiano, S. G.

Third-order White Clay Creek and Boulton Run - Climate, Stable Isotopes, Stream Water Chemistry (2011-2012)
1 components  •   White Clay Creek @ SWRC  •   Climatology / Meteorology, Geochemistry / Mineralogy, Hydrology, Water Chemistry  •   Diana L. Karwan

Upper watershed at Boulton Run - Climate, Rainfall Chemistry, Stable Isotopes, Precipitation (2011-2012)
1 components  •   Boulton Run  •   Climatology / Meteorology, Geochemistry / Mineralogy, Hydrology, Water Chemistry  •   Diana L. Karwan

White Clay Creek - Chlorophyll - Pheophytin (2001-2012)
12 components  •   White Clay Creek @ SWRC  •   Biology / Ecology  •   Newbold, J. D.; Damiano, S. G.

White Clay Creek - Stage, Streamflow / Discharge (1968-2014)
55 components  •   White Clay Creek @ SWRC, Christina River Basin  •   Hydrology  •   Stroud Water Research Center

White Clay Creek - Well Water Levels (1988-2012)
5 components  •   White Clay Creek @ SWRC, Christina River Basin  •   Hydrology  •   Stroud Water Research Center

White Clay Creek Transect A floodplain - Climate, Electrical Conductivity, Lysimeter Water Samples Chemistry, Soil Porewater Chemistry, Stable Isotopes, Stream Water Temperatures, Stream Water Chemistry, Soil Water Chemistry, Soil Temperature (2011-2012)
1 components  •   Transect A  •   Biogeochemistry, Climatology / Meteorology, Geochemistry / Mineralogy, Hydrology, Soil Science / Pedology  •   Lazareva, Olesya

White Clay Creek Transect A floodplain, Transect C - Climate, Stable Isotopes, Well Water Levels (2012)
1 components  •   Agricultural Endmember: South Branch Doe Run, Boulton Run, Transect A  •   Biogeochemistry, Climatology / Meteorology, Geochemistry / Mineralogy, Hydrology, Soil Science / Pedology  •   Karwan, Diana L.; Lazareva, Olesya

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