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Urban storm runoff study conducted in the central Arizona-Phoenix area: study site locations

Publication date: 1999

Author(s):

  • Andy Chan
  • Diane Hope, Arizona State University
  • Markus Naegeli, Arizona State University
  • Nancy Grimm, Arizona State University

Abstract:

Flood is the other major disturbance on which CAP LTER will focus. In collaboration with the USGS, we have begun a study to examine the transport of materials from urban patches to waterways during the intense, localized storms that characterize this region. Their existing data, plus new studies initiated in summer 1998, will form the basis for comparison of urban, suburban, and desert catchments in terms of their yields of nutrients, organic carbon, and metals.


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Temporal Coverage:

1998-06-24 to 1998-07-01

Geographic Coverage:

Geographic Description: Phoenix metropolitan area in Arizona, USA
Bounding Coordinates:
Longitude:-112.201521 to -111.948337
Latitude:33.585949 to 33.4144

Contact:

Information Manager, Global Institute of Sustainability, Arizona State University, 
POB 875402,TEMPE
 caplter.data@asu.edu

Methods used in producing this dataset: Show


Data Files (1) :

Spatial Vector: UrbanRunoff_sites

Description:
Horizontal Coordinate System:WGS_1984_UTM_Zone_12N
Geometry Type: Point

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