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  • Weather and hydrological data formatted to ODM 1.1 for North Temperate Lakes, archived from ClimDB/HydroDB (1869 to 2020)
  • North Temperate Lakes LTER
    Stanley, Emily
  • 2021-04-19
  • North Temperate Lakes LTER and E. Stanley. 2021. Weather and hydrological data formatted to ODM 1.1 for North Temperate Lakes, archived from ClimDB/HydroDB (1869 to 2020) ver 2. Environmental Data Initiative. https://doi.org/DOI_PLACE_HOLDER (Accessed 2024-12-29).

  • The National Science Foundation's Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) program and many U.S. Forest Service Experimental Research Stations collect and maintain extensive, long-term ecological databases including streamflow and meteorological measurements. These databases have been widely used in intersite comparisons, modeling studies, and land management-related studies. Intersite research was facilitated by a centralized database called Climate and Hydrology Database Projects (CLIMDB/HYDRODB), initiated in 1998. The database was actively maintained until approximately 2015, and received contributions from 45 contributing LTER and USFS sites. In 2018, it was decided that a more modern system aligned with a broader community would be more appropriate for this type of data. The system maintained by the Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Science (CUAHSI) was chosen.

    This data package contains data contributed by the site North Temperate Lakes (NTL) to ClimDBHydroDB, which has been reformatted to the Observations Data Model (ODM) 1.1 model for contribution to the CUAHSI system. This package contains the six data tables required for upload to CUAHSI. Data are available for 11 station(s): (1) Noble F. Lee Municipal airport north of Minocqua (1989,2016), (2) ALLEQUASH CREEK AT CTH M NR BOULDER JUNCTION, WI (USGS) (1991,2020), (3) NORTH CREEK @ TROUT LAKE NR BOULDER JUNCTION, WI (USGS) (1991,2020), (4) PHEASANT BRANCH AT MIDDLETON, WI (USGS) (1974,2020), (5) SPRING HARBOR STORM SEWER AT MADISON, WI (USGS) (1976,2020), (6) STEVENSON CREEK AT CTH M NR BOULDER JUNCTION, WI (USGS) (1991,2020), (7) TROUT RIVER @ TROUT LAKE NR BOULDER JUNCTION, WI (USGS) (1991,2020), (8) YAHARA RIVER AT WINDSOR, WI (USGS) (1976,2020), (9) Madison raw climate data (1869,2002), (10) Madison adjusted climate data (1869,2016), (11) MINOCQUA (1978,2016).

  • N: 46.0      S: 46.0      E: -89.7      W: -89.7
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