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1026 Oxic and suboxic zones along hyporheic flow paths contribute to the attenuation of trace organic contaminants, as revealed by suspect screening - Data repository

DOI Info:

  • DOI: 10.18728/igb-fred-1026.0
  • How to cite: Christoph J. Reith https://orcid.org/0009-0000-6865-026X (2025-10-21 ) Oxic and suboxic zones along hyporheic flow paths contribute to the attenuation of trace organic contaminants, as revealed by suspect screening - Data repository. IGB Leibniz-Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries. dataset. https://doi.org/10.18728/igb-fred-1026.0
  • Successor DOI version :10.18728/igb-fred-1038.1
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    DOI history

    Date DOI PackageId Note
    2025-10-2110.18728/igb-fred-1026.01026this package
    2025-11-1810.18728/igb-fred-1038.11038 latest
Title
Oxic and suboxic zones along hyporheic flow paths contribute to the attenuation of trace organic contaminants, as revealed by suspect screening - Data repository
Period
2021-11-08 till 2021-11-11
Period length
3 days
Sampling interval
2 hours Irregular Interval
Description

Data storage for the publication "Oxic and suboxic zones along hyporheic flow paths contribute to the attenuation of trace organic contaminants, as revealed by suspect screening". Data obtained in the side channel of the River Erpe (Neuenhagener Mühlenfließ): location 52.476437 N, 13.625765 E

 

For experimental setup, see 

- publication: Reith, C. J., Spahr, S., Putschew, A., & Lewandowski, J. (2023). Attenuation of trace organic compounds along hyporheic flow paths in a lowland sandbed stream. Journal of Hydrology, 624, 129905. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhydrol.2023.129905

- data repository to Reith et al. (2023): Attenuation of trace organic compounds along hyporheic flow paths in a lowland sandbed stream - data from "Rechter Randgraben". IGB Leibniz-Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries. dataset. https://doi.org/10.18728/igb-fred-902.2

Species Groups
Study site
Erpe - side channel "Rechter Randgraben"
Sampling types
surface water, wastewater, pore water
Sampling locations
Rechter Randgraben
location
52.47638136645868, 13.625664710998535
location
type
side channel of River Erpe
state
Brandenburg
code
description
Parameters

chemistry:

O, oxygen concentration
name
O, oxygen concentration
description

determination by oxygen-probe

synonyms
Sauerstoffkonzentration
trace organic contaminants
name
trace organic contaminants
synonyms
micropollutants, trace organic compounds
Contact
Christoph J. Reith, Jörg Lewandowski
Licence for data
All rights reserved. Please send a request to Christoph J. Reith, Jörg Lewandowski if you like to use this data. Mind our data policy: IGB Data Policy
Project
DFG Graduate School Urban Water Interfaces

Machine Readable Metadata Files

FRED provides all metadata of this package in a maschine readable format. There is a pure XML file and one EML file in Ecological Metadata Language. Both files are published under the free CC BY 4.0 Licence.

  • Oxic_and_suboxic_zones_along_hyporheic_flow_paths_contribute_to_the_attenuation_of_trace_organic_contaminants,_as_revealed_by_suspect_screening_-_Data_repository.xml
  • Oxic_and_suboxic_zones_along_hyporheic_flow_paths_contribute_to_the_attenuation_of_trace_organic_contaminants,_as_revealed_by_suspect_screening_-_Data_repository.eml

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