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Abstract
Snow Water Equivalent (SWE) was measured using a calibrated scale, including the mass of the tube (units: cm).
For north-facing aspects, “downslope” refers to the area between the lowest snow pole and the second-lowest snow pole, while “upslope” refers to the area between the highest snow pole and the second-highest snow pole. For south-facing aspects, data were collected between the two snow poles, and the upslope/downslope distinction is left blank.
Location: Gordon Gulch (GG1 = lower, GG2 = upper), Arapaho National Forest, Colorado (~2590 m). Gordon Gulch joins North Boulder Creek about 16 km downstream from Green Lakes Valley (GLV). The site is underlain by biotite gneiss and is mostly forested. Contrasting slopes produce differences in soils and vegetation: thinner, less-weathered rock with grasses and Ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) on south-facing slopes, and thicker, more weathered rock with dense Lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta) on north-facing slopes.
The area is characterized by low-relief remnants of a dissected Tertiary erosion surface, with weathered rock profiles up to 15 m thick. Gordon Gulch lies within the montane climatic zone, with a mean annual precipitation (MAP) of ~780 mm, 70% of which falls as snow.
Number of replicates was recorded for each date × aspect × plot combination.
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CZNet DWCZ - CO - Gordon Gulch 1 & 2 - SWE Along Snow Pole Transects - (GG1-GG2-SWE) - (2023–2024)
Description/Abstract
Data collection began on March 1, 2023, and is ongoing on a seasonal basis.
Snow Water Equivalent (SWE) was measured using a calibrated scale, including the mass of the tube (units: cm).
For north-facing aspects, downslope refers to the area between the lowest snow pole and the second-lowest snow pole. Upslope refers to the area between the highest snow pole and the second-highest snow pole. For south-facing aspects, data were collected between the two snow poles, and the upslope/downslope distinction is left blank.
Location: Gordon Gulch (GG1 = lower, GG2 = upper).
Location Description: Gordon Gulch (2590 m) lies within Arapaho National Forest and is divided into lower (GG1) and upper (GG2) catchments. Gordon Gulch joins North Boulder Creek about 16 km downstream from Green Lakes Valley (GLV). The site is underlain by biotite gneiss and is mostly forested. Contrasting slopes produce differences in soils and vegetation: thinner, less-weathered rock with grasses and Ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) on south-facing slopes, and thicker, more weathered rock with dense Lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta) on north-facing slopes.
The area is characterized by low-relief remnants of a dissected Tertiary erosion surface, with weathered rock profiles up to 15 m thick. Gordon Gulch lies within the montane climatic zone, with mean annual precipitation (MAP) of ~780 mm, ~70% of which falls as snow.
The number of replicates was recorded for each date × aspect × plot combination.
Creator/Author
Holly Barnard Holly.Barnard@colorado.edu (DWCZ, current)
Nicole Hornslein czfield@colorado.edu (DWCZ Field Manager)
CZNet
Dynamic Water Critical Zone
Contact
czdata@colorado.edu
Subtitle
IDs vary by year: GG_SWE
SUBJECTS
Disciplines
Hydrology
Topics
Snow
Subtopic
Snow Pole Transects, SWE (GG_SN_Array)
Keywords
snow, precipitation, Gordon Gulch, manual SWE measurement, snow water equivalent, snow sampling site, snow transects
Variables
Date, Aspect, Plot, Replicate, Snow Height (cm), Core Length (packed, cm), SWE Tube + Core (cm), SWE Tube (cm), Water Content (cm), Density (%)
Variables ODM2
Density, Grain Size, Temperature
TEMPORAL
Date Start
2023-03-01
Date End
Ongoing (seasonal)
SPATIAL
Field Areas
Gordon Gulch
Location
Gordon Gulch
North Latitude
40.02133
South Latitude
40.01337
West Longitude
-105.48379
East Longitude
-105.45775
Related Resources
Title | Owners | Sharing Status | My Permission |
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DWCZ - CO - Gordon Gulch (GG) | Eric Parrish | Public & Shareable | Open Access |
Credits
Funding Agencies
This resource was created using funding from the following sources:
Agency Name | Award Title | Award Number |
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National Science Foundation | Network Cluster: Quantifying controls and feedbacks of dynamic storage on critical zone processes in western montane watersheds | EAR 2012669 |
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