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585 Lake Groß Glienicke temperature chain (with oxygen)

Title
Lake Groß Glienicke temperature chain (with oxygen)
Period
2010-08-12 ongoing
Sampling interval
30 secs
Note on interval
gaps between 10-4-2010 and 4-6-2011 and between 9-6-2015 and 9-23-2015.
Description

Dataset of a temperature chain with 4 to 6 temperature measurements and additionally from 18.06.2019 with 2 to 3 oxygen measurements.

Species Groups
Study site
Groß Glienicker See
Sampling locations
deepest point
location
52.46911612725861, 13.114065527915956
location
type
state
code
description
Contact
Sylvia Jordan
Licence for data
All rights reserved. Please send a request to Sylvia Jordan if you like to use this data. Mind our data policy: IGB Data Policy

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TitleUpload dateFiletypeLicenceActions
GGS_T-Messkette_Metadata_de.pdf11. Feb. 2025 14:34.pdf Download
GGS_T-Chain_Metadata_en.pdf11. Feb. 2025 14:34.pdf Download

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  • Lake_Groß_Glienicke_temperature_chain_(with_oxygen).eml

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