Detailed streamflow data for understanding hydrologic responses in the Logan River Observatory
The Logan River watershed, located in Northern Utah, USA, consists of a relatively pristine, mountainous area that drains to a lower elevation, valley area influenced by both urban development and agriculture. The Logan River Observatory has been collecting aquatic (streamflow and water quality) and...
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| description | The Logan River watershed, located in Northern Utah, USA, consists of a relatively pristine, mountainous area that drains to a lower elevation, valley area influenced by both urban development and agriculture. The Logan River Observatory has been collecting aquatic (streamflow and water quality) and climate data throughout the Logan River watershed since 2014. While streamflow measurements are commonly made at the outlets of research watersheds, the Logan River watershed consists of diverse hydrologic, topographic, and geologic settings that require a detailed understanding of streamflow variability over time at many locations. Here, we illustrate: (a) the importance of collecting streamflow time series throughout complex watersheds, and (b) how simple flow balances can provide much needed hydrologic insight into the locations and timing of gains and losses over reaches to guide future investigations. |
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| subjects | Agriculture Climatic data discharge Elevation flow measurements Hydrologic data Hydrology instrumentation Logan River Observatory Mountain regions Mountainous areas Observatories Outlets rating curves research catchment Rivers Stream discharge Stream flow Streamflow data Streamflow measurements Urban agriculture Urban development Urbanization Water quality Watersheds |
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