README for four files associated with GibsonJack connectivity in 2018:
	
GJOutletWeirDischarge2018 - a time series of 15-min stream discharge data from the outlet of Gibson Jack in WY 2018 during the seasonal recession from 1 Apr through 3 Sep and precipitation data from the Gibson Jack weather station during the same period.

QgainQlossEstimatesGJ2018 - a table of gains and losses in flow in four reaches above the outlet of Gibson Jack for seven dates during the seasonal recession of WY2018; includes tracer mass added at the upstream and downstream locations, M_U and M_D, respectively. The integrated concentrations in breakthrough curves at the upstream and downstream end of each reach (C_U(t)dt and C_D(t)dt), respectively, and the estimated discharges (Q_U and Q_D) in each reach. In addition, the estimated change in discharge (deltaQ), mass loss (M_LOSS), and the estimated maximum and minimum gains and losses in discharge (Q_LOSS,min and Q_LOSS,max as well as Q_GAIN,min and Q_GAIN,max) following the methods in Payn et al. (2009) and detailed in Dohman et al. (in review).

HillslopeRiparianStreamWellLevelsGJ2018 - time series of water levels in 12 total wells, organized in 4 transects of sets of 3 hillslope-riparian-stream wells. These record water levels over the seasonal recession in WY 2018 from 1 Apr through 3 Sep. Wells were installed to refusal and capture saturated soil moisture storage changes. S2 was linearly corrected for an offset in May due to instrument placement. Data are gap-filled using linear interpolation if gaps are less than 1 hour in length as indicated in the notes field. Longer data gaps are indicated by -9999.

StreamTemperatureGJ2018 - temperature data from 6 sensors in the water column (or in the air, if the site dried) across an intermittent to perennial transition in Gibson Jack creek during the seasonal recession in WY2018. Linear interpolation was used to fill short gaps of 1 hour or less in length as indicated in the notes field. Longer data gaps are indicated by -9999.