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    560 Sperenberg, ehemalige Gipsgrube

    Title
    Sperenberg, ehemalige Gipsgrube
    Period
    2019-06-06 ongoing
    Sampling interval
    Irregular Interval
    Study site
    Spreezuflüsse
    Sampling types
    surface water
    Sampling sites
    Sperenberg, ehemalige Gipsgrube
    location
    52.13830493892091, 13.373708724975586
    location
    type
    lake
    state
    code
    S81
    description
    Contact
    Tobias Goldhammer, Thomas Rossoll
    Licence for data
    All rights reserved. Please send a request to Tobias Goldhammer, Thomas Rossoll if you like to use this data. Mind our data policy: IGB Data Policy

    Metadata files

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    General_MetadataSperenberg,_ehemalige_Gipsgrube.xml17. May. 2021 21:25xmlODC-By Download
    General_MetadataSperenberg,_ehemalige_Gipsgrube.eml17. May. 2021 21:25emlODC-By Download

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    S81_water_chemistry.xlsx 08. Feb. 2021 16:01 datatable: .xlsx
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