Project SWIFT (Shale-Water Interaction Forensic Tools) Water Chemistry Database
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Abstract
The data set includes the following types of information for domestic wells sampled in southern New York State: geographic location (latitude and longitude), year of sample collection, concentrations of a variety of analytes, distances to various features (e.g. faults, gas wells, flow lines), topographic position, water type, well depth and type, and completion geology. Definitions of fields are provided in a worksheet within the Excel data file. When no data are available for a given field, the value is given as -9999. When concentrations are below a given detection limit, the value is given as -5555. The detection limits for chemical data in each year are given within a worksheet within the Excel data file.
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The content of this resource serves as the data for: | Christian, K, LK Lautz, GD Hoke, DI Siegel, Z Lu, J Kessler. 2016. Methane occurrence is associated with sodium-rich valley waters in domestic wells overlying the Marcellus Shale in New York State. Water Resources Research, 52(1):206-226. doi: 10.1002/2015WR017805 |
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This resource was created using funding from the following sources:
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National Science Foundation | RAPID: Developing sensitive tests for detecting water chemistry changes associated with shale bed methane production in the Appalachian Basin | EAR 1313522 |
How to Cite
Lautz, L. (2020). Project SWIFT (Shale-Water Interaction Forensic Tools) Water Chemistry Database, HydroShare, http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/22e37235426c419a905332d396db9294 |
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