Hydrological data in the Bras-David river (Guadeloupe), site : Maison de la Forêt.

Water level, discharge, water temperature, conductivity and turbidity measured every ten minutes in the Bras-David river, at the Maison de la Foret site. A hydrologic station, located at the « Maison de la Foret » site, monitors the hydrology of the Bras-David river. The station is equipped with a pressure sensor (CS451, Campbell Scientific Inc.) measuring the river stage, a turbidimeter (OBS3+, Campbell Scientific Inc.) measuring the turbidity of the river, a conductivity probe (CS547A, Campbell Scientific Inc.) monitoring the water conductivity, 2 temperature probes embedded in the conductivity and the pressure sensors. These sensors are connected to a datalogger (Campbell CR800) which records the data. A gaujing curve, regularly updated by the DREAL Guadeloupe, relates the river discharge to the water stage.

creationDec 10, 2013revisionFeb 19, 2024publicationNov 14, 2021

Temporal CoverageDec 10, 2013Jan 25, 2022

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The dataset is created from ObsERA database and broadcasted to Theia/OZCAR information system.

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Umr-institut de physique du globe de Paris

• lajeunes@ipgp.fr

Keywords

data acquisition

observable property

river discharge

manual observation

Surface water conductivity

Surface water level

Surface water temperature

Surface water turbidity

FIXED OBSERVATION STATIONS

Extrusive volcanic rocks (traps exepted)

Environmental monitoring facilities

Tropical, rainforest

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