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173 Peetzsee insitu

Title
Peetzsee insitu
Period
1993-03-24 till 1993-12-15
Period length
8 months 22 days
Sampling interval
28 days
Species Groups
Study site
Peetzsee
Sampling locations
Peetzsee
location
52.42520, 13.83500
location
code
234
description
Parameters

physics:

secchi depth
name
secchi depth
description

synonyms
Sichttiefe, Transparancy
water temperature
name
water temperature
description

determination by temperature-probe

synonyms
water temp, Wassertemperatur

chemistry:

electrical conductivity
name
electrical conductivity
description

determination by conductivity-probe

synonyms
elektrische Leitfähigkeit, Salinität, Salzgehalt, Konduktivität, cond
O, oxygen concentration
name
O, oxygen concentration
description

determination by oxygen-probe

synonyms
Sauerstoffkonzentration
O, oxygen saturation
name
O, oxygen saturation
description

determination by oxygen-probe

synonyms
Sauerstoffsättigung
pH
name
pH
description

pH-probe determination
Contact
Thomas Hintze
Licence for data
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Data files (e.g. excel)

TitlecreatedFiletypeActions
234-Peetzsee.csv 12. Jun. 2018 13:01 datatable: .csv Download

Machine Readable Metadata Files

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  • Peetzsee_insitu.xml
  • Peetzsee_insitu.eml

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