Rhodamine WT dye losses in a mountain stream environment

Bencala KE, Rathbun RE, Jackman AP, Kennedy VC, Zellweger GW, Avanzino RJ. 1983. Rhodamine WT dye losses in a mountain stream environment. Water Resources Bulletin. 19(6):943-950

Little Lost Man Creek in Redwood National Park, California is the site for this study with chemical tracers. In the short term experiment, the authors found injected rhodamine WT dye concentrations only about half the expected amount. The rest enters the sand and gravel sediments in the streambed; locating dye in nearby shallow wells provides information on relationships between stream and nearby subsurface flows. Includes data tables and graphs.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Bencala, Kenneth; Rathbun, Ronald; Jackman, Alan; Kennedy, Vance; Zellweger, Gary; Avanzino, Ronald
Units
REDW
Keywords
Aquatic Sciences, Groundwater, Little Lost Man Creek Redwood National Park CA, rhodamine, Rivers & Streams, Sediment, Tracers (Dye)

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