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Species Transport Patterns & Analysis in Everglades, FL & Other National Parks

Analyzing transport patterns of different species and contaminants in the Everglades, FL, Big Bend, TX, Great Smoky Mountains, TN, and other national parks. Data includes sulfate transport and concentration averages for warm and cold seasons.

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Species Transport Patterns & Analysis in Everglades, FL & Other National Parks

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  1. Transport of Different Species for Everglades, FL

  2. Transport of SEf to Different Sites

  3. Transport of NO3f to Different Sites

  4. Sulfate Transport to BIBE, GRSM and LYBR All Data 80-100 Percentile 0-20 Percentile Big Bend, TX Great Smoky, TN Lynbrook, VT

  5. GRSM SO4f Warm-Cold Season Warm - April-September Cold - October-March 80-100 Percentile 80-100 Percentile 0-20 Percentile 0-20 Percentile

  6. Sulfate Transport Pattern on 2004-07-20 All Data SO4 > 5 SO4 > 15

  7. Average Concentration of Different Species -DKenski Metricyou guess the species 

  8. OCf Concentration Field (DKenski Metric) Avg. 98 Percentile Avg. 95 Percentile Avg. 90 Percentile Avg. 80 Percentile Average, All Data

  9. Other Stuff

  10. Parameter (expression, percentile, all values) (expression, percentile, all values) Location loc_code, loc_codes, loc_range, all_locations Time datetime, datetime_list datetime_range, all_dates

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