SECN Monitoring [Complete]: Summary of Stream Flow Conditions at Five Riverine Parks

Cooper CS and Starkey EN . SECN Monitoring [Complete]: Summary of Stream Flow Conditions at Five Riverine Parks. 2010-2014. National Park Service

The National Park Service Southeast Coast Network evaluated stream flow variability and the magnitude and timing of specific flow events at five network parks in 2014. The streams and rivers of these parks range from small creeks to small- and medium-sized rivers that make up significant park acreage along the Chattahoochee, Congaree, Ocmulgee, and Tallapoosa Rivers.

Type

Project

Authors

Cooper, Christopher; Starkey, Eric

Publisher

National Park Service

Units

CHAT , CONG , HOBE , KEMO , OCMU

Keywords

non-wadeable, river, stream channel, tributary confluence (CHAT), videography

Program

• Southeast Coast Inventory and Monitoring Network (SECN)

Products

• Summary of stream flow conditions at five riverine parks in the Southeast Coast Network, 2010.
• Summary of stream flow conditions at five riverine parks in the Southeast Coast Network, 2011
• Summary of stream flow conditions at five riverine parks in the Southeast Coast Network, 2012
• Summary of stream flow conditions at five riverine parks in the Southeast Coast Network, 2013.
• Summary of stream flow conditions at five riverine parks in the Southeast Coast Network, 2014

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