Summary of Study design and data collected at Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area, New Jersey, Page 1
Lawrence Feinson
Larry is a Supervisory Hydrologist working with the New Jersey Water Science Center Water-Quality Processes Field Team
Science and Products
Diurnal variations in water quality at surface-water-quality stations
Two primary causes of diurnal variations in dissolved-oxygen concentration (DO), pH, and specific conductance are photosynthesis and aerobic respiration. Photosynthesis is driven by sunlight and produces free oxygen, which causes an increase in DO during the day. Algal, microbial, and plant respiration consumes free oxygen, which causes a decrease in DO, and releases carbon dioxide during the...
Current Period Statistics
The Current Period Streamflow Statistics project is computing low flow statistics for both a historic (1950-1979) and more recent (1990-2019) 30-year period. The computed statistics will provide information about streamflow changes over time and an evaluation of more recent streamflow conditions. The project will also present land-use changes, precipitation patterns, and water use in the...
Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area Study
The Sandy Hook Unit, Gateway National Recreation Area (hereafter Sandy Hook) in New Jersey is a 10-kilometer-long spit visited by thousands of people each year who take advantage of the historical and natural resources and recreational opportunities.
The Health of Maritime Forests in Three Mid-Atlantic National Seashores
The National Resources Protection Program (NRPP) project on Fire Island, Sandy Hook, and Assateague included a description of the issues and implications; description of the methods; and summary of the tasks, including site selection, well and instrumentation installation, and monitoring groundwater levels, temperature, and specific conductance, needed to understand the impact of global climate...
Sandy Hook Poster page 1
Summary of Study design and data collected at Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area, New Jersey, Page 1
Sandy Hook Poster page 2
Summary of Study design and data collected at Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area, New jersey, Page 2
Summary of Study design and data collected at Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area, New jersey, Page 2
DeadForest3
Sandy roadway through a dead forest in the Sandy Hook National Recreation Area Study Area
Sandy roadway through a dead forest in the Sandy Hook National Recreation Area Study Area
DeadForest4
Sun setting behind a dead forest and scrubland in the Sandy Hook National Recreation Area Study Area
Sun setting behind a dead forest and scrubland in the Sandy Hook National Recreation Area Study Area
WellSensor
Well Pipe with Sonde senor showing set-up at Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, NJ
Well Pipe with Sonde senor showing set-up at Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, NJ
SandyHook Well
Study Area well pipe in frozen marshy land looking out on Sandy Hook Bay, New Jersey
Study Area well pipe in frozen marshy land looking out on Sandy Hook Bay, New Jersey
SandyHook Well2
Study Area well pipes in frozen marshy land looking out on Sandy Hook Bay, New Jersey
Study Area well pipes in frozen marshy land looking out on Sandy Hook Bay, New Jersey
OldGrowth1
Dead Trees show through Underbrush on path in Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, New Jersey
Dead Trees show through Underbrush on path in Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, New Jersey
OldGrowth2
Dead trees seen within the undergrowth of Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, New Jersey
Dead trees seen within the undergrowth of Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, New Jersey
Science and Products
Diurnal variations in water quality at surface-water-quality stations
Two primary causes of diurnal variations in dissolved-oxygen concentration (DO), pH, and specific conductance are photosynthesis and aerobic respiration. Photosynthesis is driven by sunlight and produces free oxygen, which causes an increase in DO during the day. Algal, microbial, and plant respiration consumes free oxygen, which causes a decrease in DO, and releases carbon dioxide during the...
Current Period Statistics
The Current Period Streamflow Statistics project is computing low flow statistics for both a historic (1950-1979) and more recent (1990-2019) 30-year period. The computed statistics will provide information about streamflow changes over time and an evaluation of more recent streamflow conditions. The project will also present land-use changes, precipitation patterns, and water use in the...
Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area Study
The Sandy Hook Unit, Gateway National Recreation Area (hereafter Sandy Hook) in New Jersey is a 10-kilometer-long spit visited by thousands of people each year who take advantage of the historical and natural resources and recreational opportunities.
The Health of Maritime Forests in Three Mid-Atlantic National Seashores
The National Resources Protection Program (NRPP) project on Fire Island, Sandy Hook, and Assateague included a description of the issues and implications; description of the methods; and summary of the tasks, including site selection, well and instrumentation installation, and monitoring groundwater levels, temperature, and specific conductance, needed to understand the impact of global climate...
Sandy Hook Poster page 1
Summary of Study design and data collected at Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area, New Jersey, Page 1
Summary of Study design and data collected at Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area, New Jersey, Page 1
Sandy Hook Poster page 2
Summary of Study design and data collected at Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area, New jersey, Page 2
Summary of Study design and data collected at Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area, New jersey, Page 2
DeadForest3
Sandy roadway through a dead forest in the Sandy Hook National Recreation Area Study Area
Sandy roadway through a dead forest in the Sandy Hook National Recreation Area Study Area
DeadForest4
Sun setting behind a dead forest and scrubland in the Sandy Hook National Recreation Area Study Area
Sun setting behind a dead forest and scrubland in the Sandy Hook National Recreation Area Study Area
WellSensor
Well Pipe with Sonde senor showing set-up at Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, NJ
Well Pipe with Sonde senor showing set-up at Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, NJ
SandyHook Well
Study Area well pipe in frozen marshy land looking out on Sandy Hook Bay, New Jersey
Study Area well pipe in frozen marshy land looking out on Sandy Hook Bay, New Jersey
SandyHook Well2
Study Area well pipes in frozen marshy land looking out on Sandy Hook Bay, New Jersey
Study Area well pipes in frozen marshy land looking out on Sandy Hook Bay, New Jersey
OldGrowth1
Dead Trees show through Underbrush on path in Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, New Jersey
Dead Trees show through Underbrush on path in Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, New Jersey
OldGrowth2
Dead trees seen within the undergrowth of Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, New Jersey
Dead trees seen within the undergrowth of Sandy Hook National Recreation Area, New Jersey