Underwater temperature logger
Detailed Description
Photograph of an underwater temperature logger anchored to the bottom of the Delaware River, one of several technologies deployed to develop in-stream temperature models.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
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Development of fine-scale temperature models in the Delaware River: Application to predictive temperature modeling, decision support tools, and ecosystem services
Temperature is a primary driver of biological and ecological processes, and in rivers and streams influences distribution, reproduction, and behavior of aquatic species. USGS Northern Appalachian Laboratory (NARL) researchers are working with resource managers in the Delaware River Basin and collaborators at USGS Fort Collins Science Center to predict and model riverine temperature, particularly...
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