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| author | Pröfrock, Daniel Zimmermann, Tristan Irrgeher, Johanna Pieper, Andrea Erbslöh, Hans-Burkhard Dutschke, Florian |
| author_facet | Pröfrock, Daniel Zimmermann, Tristan Irrgeher, Johanna Pieper, Andrea Erbslöh, Hans-Burkhard Dutschke, Florian |
| collection | Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales |
| contents | A key task in understanding and mapping the complex mass transport pathways and potential transformation processes of contaminants in coastal regions such as the German Bight is to determine and evaluate the most significant contribution sources into coastal areas. Rivers represent one key input source within this context. As part of a river campaign in June 2016, sediment and freshwater samples were taken from the Weser river and its tributaries to identify their elemental and isotopic fingerprint and to investigate potential inputs to the German Bight. At every sampling station physicochemical parameters of the water column were measured directly after sampling with respective probes of a multimeter covering pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature and conductivity. |
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| spellingShingle | Physicochemical parameters of the water column for the sample stations of the Weser river campaign 2016 Pröfrock, Daniel Zimmermann, Tristan Irrgeher, Johanna Pieper, Andrea Erbslöh, Hans-Burkhard Dutschke, Florian Conductivity, electrical; Date/Time of event; Event label; Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon; Hereon; Latitude of event; Longitude of event; Multimeter; Oxygen, dissolved; pH; pH sensor; Sample code/label; Station label; Temperature, water; Water sample; WESER_2016; WESER_2016_Stat_1_1; WESER_2016_Stat_10_1; WESER_2016_Stat_11_1; WESER_2016_Stat_12_1; WESER_2016_Stat_13_1; WESER_2016_Stat_14_1; WESER_2016_Stat_15_1; WESER_2016_Stat_16_1; WESER_2016_Stat_17_1; WESER_2016_Stat_18_1; WESER_2016_Stat_19_1; WESER_2016_Stat_2_1; WESER_2016_Stat_20_1; WESER_2016_Stat_23_1; WESER_2016_Stat_24_1; WESER_2016_Stat_25_1; WESER_2016_Stat_26_1; WESER_2016_Stat_27_1; WESER_2016_Stat_28_1; WESER_2016_Stat_29_1; WESER_2016_Stat_3_1; WESER_2016_Stat_30_1; WESER_2016_Stat_31_1; WESER_2016_Stat_32_1; WESER_2016_Stat_33_1; WESER_2016_Stat_34_1; WESER_2016_Stat_35_1; WESER_2016_Stat_36_1; WESER_2016_Stat_37_1; WESER_2016_Stat_38_1; WESER_2016_Stat_4_1; WESER_2016_Stat_5_1; WESER_2016_Stat_6_1; WESER_2016_Stat_7_1; WESER_2016_Stat_8_1; WESER_2016_Stat_9_1; Weser_S_01; Weser_S_02; Weser_S_03; Weser_S_04; Weser_S_05; Weser_S_06; Weser_S_07; Weser_S_08; Weser_S_09; Weser_S_10; Weser_S_11; Weser_S_12; Weser_S_13; Weser_S_14; Weser_S_15; Weser_S_16; Weser_S_17; Weser_S_18; Weser_S_19; Weser_S_20; Weser_S_23; Weser_S_24; Weser_S_25; Weser_S_26; Weser_S_27; Weser_S_28; Weser_S_29; Weser_S_30; Weser_S_31; Weser_S_32; Weser_S_33; Weser_S_34; Weser_S_35; Weser_S_36; Weser_S_37; Weser_S_38; Weser, Germany, Europe; WS A key task in understanding and mapping the complex mass transport pathways and potential transformation processes of contaminants in coastal regions such as the German Bight is to determine and evaluate the most significant contribution sources into coastal areas. Rivers represent one key input source within this context. As part of a river campaign in June 2016, sediment and freshwater samples were taken from the Weser river and its tributaries to identify their elemental and isotopic fingerprint and to investigate potential inputs to the German Bight. At every sampling station physicochemical parameters of the water column were measured directly after sampling with respective probes of a multimeter covering pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature and conductivity. |
| title | Physicochemical parameters of the water column for the sample stations of the Weser river campaign 2016 |
| topic | Conductivity, electrical; Date/Time of event; Event label; Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon; Hereon; Latitude of event; Longitude of event; Multimeter; Oxygen, dissolved; pH; pH sensor; Sample code/label; Station label; Temperature, water; Water sample; WESER_2016; WESER_2016_Stat_1_1; WESER_2016_Stat_10_1; WESER_2016_Stat_11_1; WESER_2016_Stat_12_1; WESER_2016_Stat_13_1; WESER_2016_Stat_14_1; WESER_2016_Stat_15_1; WESER_2016_Stat_16_1; WESER_2016_Stat_17_1; WESER_2016_Stat_18_1; WESER_2016_Stat_19_1; WESER_2016_Stat_2_1; WESER_2016_Stat_20_1; WESER_2016_Stat_23_1; WESER_2016_Stat_24_1; WESER_2016_Stat_25_1; WESER_2016_Stat_26_1; WESER_2016_Stat_27_1; WESER_2016_Stat_28_1; WESER_2016_Stat_29_1; WESER_2016_Stat_3_1; WESER_2016_Stat_30_1; WESER_2016_Stat_31_1; WESER_2016_Stat_32_1; WESER_2016_Stat_33_1; WESER_2016_Stat_34_1; WESER_2016_Stat_35_1; WESER_2016_Stat_36_1; WESER_2016_Stat_37_1; WESER_2016_Stat_38_1; WESER_2016_Stat_4_1; WESER_2016_Stat_5_1; WESER_2016_Stat_6_1; WESER_2016_Stat_7_1; WESER_2016_Stat_8_1; WESER_2016_Stat_9_1; Weser_S_01; Weser_S_02; Weser_S_03; Weser_S_04; Weser_S_05; Weser_S_06; Weser_S_07; Weser_S_08; Weser_S_09; Weser_S_10; Weser_S_11; Weser_S_12; Weser_S_13; Weser_S_14; Weser_S_15; Weser_S_16; Weser_S_17; Weser_S_18; Weser_S_19; Weser_S_20; Weser_S_23; Weser_S_24; Weser_S_25; Weser_S_26; Weser_S_27; Weser_S_28; Weser_S_29; Weser_S_30; Weser_S_31; Weser_S_32; Weser_S_33; Weser_S_34; Weser_S_35; Weser_S_36; Weser_S_37; Weser_S_38; Weser, Germany, Europe; WS |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.943783 |