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author Klösch, Mario
Pessenlehner, Sebastian
Gmeiner, Philipp
Habersack, Helmut
author_facet Klösch, Mario
Pessenlehner, Sebastian
Gmeiner, Philipp
Habersack, Helmut
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents This is a data set related to a bedload tracer field study in an alpine section of the Drava River between 11 May 2017 and 11 June 2018. It contains the characteristics and seeding positions of bedload tracers. A number of 65 artificial bedload tracers were equipped with active very high frequency radio transmitters imitating 5 natural grains representative of five grain size classes. The tracers were all seeded on 11 May 2017 in a cross-section across five points in the middle of the Drava River, 2.5 m apart laterally. Seeding was done from a boat in bags that contained the tracers and could be opened after they were lowered onto the riverbed.
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spellingShingle Properties and seeding positions of bedload tracers in an alpine section of the Drava River on 11 May 2017
Klösch, Mario
Pessenlehner, Sebastian
Gmeiner, Philipp
Habersack, Helmut
Active radio transmitter, Lotek Wireless, MCFT2-3BM [embedded in epoxy resin and leadballs formed in molds made from a model stone]; Active VHF transmitters; Bedload tracers; Bedload velocity; DATE/TIME; Drava_bedload_tracers_in; Drava River; Field experiment; Gravel-bed River; Gravel mobility; Identification; Lateral position; LATITUDE; Length, a-axis; Length, b-axis; Length, b-axis, representative; Length, c-axis; Linear referencing tool in ArcMap version 10.8 (ESRI); LONGITUDE; Mass; Patch number; Reflectorless total station, Leica, TCR 405 Power 5"; Sieve size class, lower; Sieve size class, upper; Tracer slowdown; Type of study
This is a data set related to a bedload tracer field study in an alpine section of the Drava River between 11 May 2017 and 11 June 2018. It contains the characteristics and seeding positions of bedload tracers. A number of 65 artificial bedload tracers were equipped with active very high frequency radio transmitters imitating 5 natural grains representative of five grain size classes. The tracers were all seeded on 11 May 2017 in a cross-section across five points in the middle of the Drava River, 2.5 m apart laterally. Seeding was done from a boat in bags that contained the tracers and could be opened after they were lowered onto the riverbed.
title Properties and seeding positions of bedload tracers in an alpine section of the Drava River on 11 May 2017
topic Active radio transmitter, Lotek Wireless, MCFT2-3BM [embedded in epoxy resin and leadballs formed in molds made from a model stone]; Active VHF transmitters; Bedload tracers; Bedload velocity; DATE/TIME; Drava_bedload_tracers_in; Drava River; Field experiment; Gravel-bed River; Gravel mobility; Identification; Lateral position; LATITUDE; Length, a-axis; Length, b-axis; Length, b-axis, representative; Length, c-axis; Linear referencing tool in ArcMap version 10.8 (ESRI); LONGITUDE; Mass; Patch number; Reflectorless total station, Leica, TCR 405 Power 5"; Sieve size class, lower; Sieve size class, upper; Tracer slowdown; Type of study
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.969735