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Service Description: This layer indicates locations of water collection sites and sites used to validate the groundwater discharge and recharge geospatial layers in the Bridge Creek Reservoir watershed. Additional details are documented in a report provided to the City of Homer by USF ERG and KBNERR: Brigino, T., Rains, K., Guerrón-Orejuela, E., Bentz, S., and Rains, M. (2023). City of Homer Reservoir Project: Groundwater Study. Ecohydrology Research Group Report # 2023-01/Final Report Agreement # 069687242. University of South Florida, Tampa, FL.

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This layer provides study locations that were visited Summer 2021, Summer 2022, and Fall 2022. The attributes in this layer provide the following information:

site_id: Unique field site identifier designated by USF ERG. Points with the same site_id indicate revisited sites.

field_id: Water sample and field site identification assigned to field data collection events by USF ERG.

wtr_sample: “Yes” if water was sampled for this point, or “no” if water was not sampled at this point.

wtr_source: Description of source observed at a given location.

(1) “spring” if source was a spring or springbox.

(2) “seep” if source was a seep.

(3) “well” if source was a water supply well.

(4) “otr_ponded” if source was surface water without flow.

(5) “otr_flow” if source was surface water with flow.

(6) “bcro” if source was the Bridge Creek Reservoir Outlet.

(7) “bcr” if source was the Bridge Creek Reservoir surface water.

(8) “na_pressure_transducer” if this was the location of a pressure transducer

(9) “na_soil” if dominant soils were classified at source.

(10) “na” if none of the above apply.

DisVal: Validation of the groundwater discharge geospatial layer.

(1) “TP” if this location was a true positive

(2) “TN” if this location was a true negative

(3) “FP” if this location was a false positive

(4) “FN POWERLINE DEPRESSION” if this location was a false negative due to a depression caused by a powerline.

(5) “FN EXCAVATED” if this location was a false negative due to an excavated land surface.

(6) “TP SPRING IS 80FT N” if this location was a true positive, but the spring box is located 80 feet north.

date: The calendar date this point was visited.

time: The time this point was visited.

lat: The latitude of this location.

long: The longitude of this location.

elevation_ft: The elevation in feet of the point from a 10x10 ft pixel sized digital elevation model (DEM).

temp_c: The water temperature in Celsius measured at this point using an Oakton pH 300 (Environmental Express, Charleston, SC) or the equivalent and a YSI Model 30 (YSI, Yellow Springs, OH) or the equivalent.

ph: The pH of the water measured using an Oakton pH 300 (Environmental Express, Charleston, SC) or the equivalent.

spec_cond_us_cm: The specific conductance in µS/cm of the water measured using a YSI Model 30 (YSI, Yellow Springs, OH) or the equivalent.

mg_mg_l: The magnesium concentration of water sampled at this point analyzed at the USF Center for Geochemical Analysis with a PerkinElmer Avio 200 ICP-OES with ESI FAST SC-DX-2 Autosampler (PerkinElmer, Waltham, MA).

ca_mg_l: The calcium concentration of water sampled at this point analyzed at the USF Center for Geochemical Analysis with a PerkinElmer Avio 200 ICP-OES with ESI FAST SC-DX-2 Autosampler (PerkinElmer, Waltham, MA).



Copyright Text: This work was conducted by the Ecohydrology Research Group at the University of South Florida, in partnership with the Kachemak Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve through a grant from the City of Homer and the NSF S-STEM Scholarship from NSF Grant No. 1930451, the Southeastern Geological Society Student Research Award, the USF Richard A. Davis Endowed Fellowship in Geology, and the USF Ecohydrology Research Group.

Spatial Reference: 102634 (102634)

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