Date of this Version
2015
Document Type
Report
Abstract
This report serves as a summary of our efforts to date in the execution of the Water Quality Monitoring Project for Demonstration of Canal Remediation Methods, and a channel to deliver the datasets generated during field and laboratory measurements. The period of record for this report is Jan. 2015- Sep. 2015 and includes data from two sampling events. Data from Mar. 2014- Dec. 2014 are included for comparison and they were presented in a previous report. The objective of the project is to provide data needed to make unbiased, statistically rigorous statements about the status and temporal trends of water quality parameters in the remediated canals. The execution of the project includes two phases: 1) Characterization stage with two measuring/ sampling campaigns. Monitoring stage after remediation in this report consist of two measuring/ sampling campaigns. Data was gathered using three techniques, measuring vertical profiles (casts), continuous 24-hour recording (diel) of physical- chemical properties, and water sampling and analysis for nutrients. We deployed multi-sensor, water quality monitoring instruments (SeaBird CTD and YSI) to measure physicochemical parameter of at least two profiles throughout the water column at each canal, to generate depth profiles of each paramter. We also deployed pairs of YSI sondes to continuously measure physical- chemical variables of water quality during 24-hours.
Recommended Citation
Briceño, Henry O. and Serna, Alexandra, "Water Quality Monitoring Project for Demonstration of Canal Remediation Methods Florida Keys- Report #2: Canal Water Characterization Before Remediation and Monitoring After Remediation" (2015). SERC Research Reports. 104.
https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/sercrp/104
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