Open File Report 2004-1233
July 2004
ABSTRACT
INTRODUCTION
Description of Study Area and Monitoring Program
Purpose and Scope of Report
Acknowledgments
SELECTION AND DESCRIPTION OF FLOW-MONITORING SITES
METHODS
Measurement Techniques
Deployment Techniques and Parameter Settings
PROCESSING FLOW-VELOCITY, TEMPERATURE, AND CONDUCTIVITY DATA
ADV Data
MicroCAT Temperature and Conductivity Data
Thermistor String Temperature Profile Data
FLOW-VELOCITY, TEMPERATURE, AND CONDUCTIVITY DATA SUMMARY
Flow-Velocity Data
Temperature and Conductivity Data
Temperature Profile Data
DATA AVAILABILITY
SUMMARY
REFERENCES CITED
APPENDIX A. Daily mean flow velocities and water depths at station SH1 during the 2002—2003 wet season
APPENDIX B. Daily mean flow velocities, water temperatures, specific conductances, and water depths at station GS-203 during the 2002—2003 wet season.
APPENDIX C. Daily mean flow velocities, water temperatures, specific conductances, and water depths at station GS-33 during the 2002—2003 wet season.
APPENDIX D. Daily mean flow velocities, water temperatures, specific conductances, and water depths at station GS-36 during the 2002—2003 wet season.
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