Lake Ontario chemical and physical characteristics data for 1972

Bell, Gerald L.

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Lake Ontario chemical and physical characteristics data for 1972

Published Date:

1979

Series:

GLERL contribution ; no. 172 ; NOAA data report ERL GLERL ; 9 ;

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Personal Author:

Bell, Gerald L.

Corporate Authors:

Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory

Description:

Water samples at standard depths, were collected in Lake Ontario, at established stations in the course of four cruises during the 1972 open-water season. The sampling program and analytical methods are described. Chemical characteristics of the water are listed by cruise for each station and sampling depth. The statistical summaries showing lake-wide means, standard deviations, and sample sizes of selected variables are presented by depth for each cruise period.

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Document Type:

Technical Report

Place as Subject:

Ontario, Lake (N.Y. and Ont.)

Collection(s):

Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research (OAR)

Main Document Checksum:

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Supporting Files:

Online version in PDF, appendix (1.2 MB)

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