Baseline Water Quality Inventory, Pipe Spring National Monument

Dean Tucker, National Park Service, Water Resources Division. Baseline Water Quality Inventory, Pipe Spring National Monument. 1999

Baseline water quality data inventory and analysis reports for key park waterbodies. Park-based products for this inventory comprise water chemistry for key water bodies. Primary characteristics/parameters include: alkalinity, pH, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, rapid bioassessment baseline (EPA/state protocols, involving fish and macroinvertebrates), temperature, and flow. Secondary data characteristics/parameters, where important on a case-by-case basis, include: toxic elements, clarity/turbidity, nitrate/nitrogen, phosphate/phosphorus, chlorophyll, sulfates, and bacteria.

Type

Project

Authors

Dean Tucker, National Park Service, Water Resources Division

Units

PISP , WQI

Keywords

baseline, bioassessment, EPA, Flow, Inventory, pH, Temperature, Water Chemistry, Water Quality

Program

• Natural Resource Inventory and Monitoring, Baseline Water Quality Inventory and Analysis

Products

• Pipe Spring National Monument Small-Scale Base GIS Data
• Water Quality Monitoring Locations from the 1999 Report Entitled: Baseline Water Quality Inventory, Pipe Spring National Monument
• Water Quality Parameter Data Summarized in the 1999 Report Entitled: Baseline Water Quality Inventory, Pipe Spring National Monument
• Baseline Water Quality Data Inventory and Analysis, Pipe Spring National Monument

Collections

• Projects - Baseline Water Quality Inventory

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