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Pressure, Temperature, and Specific Conductivity Measurements from Lakes on San Salvador Island, Bahamas


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Created: May 18, 2021 at 10:11 p.m.
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DOI: 10.4211/hs.6d479a668f6c40a289d09e6c95ecf250
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Abstract

San Salvador Island is located on an isolated carbonate platform situated on the southeastern edge of the Bahamian Archipelago. Over half of the island's small area is covered by hypersaline lakes that expose the island's water table to evaporation. Many of the island's lakes are connected to the ocean by karst conduits, thereby allowing tidal pumping to drive the exchange of fresh and saltwater during tidal cycles. To investigate the influence of tidal cycles on lake water levels, we monitored water temperature, pressure, and specific conductivity for several lakes located on San Salvador Island, Bahamas. We instrumented lakes with HOBO Onset U20L-04 loggers with a water level accuracy of 0.14 cm. HOBO Onset data loggers were set to record measurements at intervals ranging from 30 seconds to 15 minutes. We chose sampling intervals as to not exceed the HOBO logger's data recording capacity based on our estimated return to the site to download data. For most of the lakes instrumented in this study, we combine multiple timeseries into an individual location file. Accordingly, a single data table may have temporal data gaps and time periods with different sampling intervals. The README.md file included with this dataset contains a table with lake names and locations, sampling rates, and deployment dates.

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Coverage

Spatial

Coordinate System/Geographic Projection:
WGS 84 EPSG:4326
Coordinate Units:
Decimal degrees
Place/Area Name:
San Salvador Island, Bahamas
North Latitude
24.1150°
East Longitude
-74.4470°
South Latitude
23.9534°
West Longitude
-74.5469°

Temporal

Start Date:
End Date:

Content

README.md

San Salvador Island, Lake Data

Unit Abbreviations
Temp, C (float): Water temperature in degrees Celsius.
SC, mS/cm (float): Specific Conductivity in units of millisiemens per centimeter. Null value "NaN".
Pressure[cmH2O] (float): Water pressure in centimeters of water.
P_kPa (float): Water pressure in kilopascals.

Lake Data

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Map of lakes here

Table 1 Instrumented lake coordinates in decimal degrees.
Lake Name | Latitude | Longitude | Observation Dat Range |
---|---|---|---
Clear Pond | 23.97282 | -74.5469| 04/25/2017-03/25/2019
Crescent Pond | 24.11237 | -74.4581| 04/26/2012-03/25/2019
Flamingo Pond | 24.06762 | -74.5106| 07/26/2018-01/18/2020
French Pond | 23.95338 | -74.5400| 04/25/2017-05/30/2017
Fresh Lake | 23.9850 | -74.4855| 07/26/2018-06/12/2019
Little Lake | 24.05096 | -74.5196| 05/04/2012-05/31/2017
Oyster Pond | 24.10858 | -74.4627| 02/11/2017-02/20/2017
ReckleyHill | 24.115006| -74.4602| 10/01/2010-05/31/2017
Salt Pond | 24.02421 | -74.4507| 04/25/2017-03/25/2019
Six Pack Pond | 24.0509 | -74.4906| 02/09/2017-02/21/2018
Storrs Lake | 24.064697| -74.4470| 01/07/2016-03/25/2019
Triangle Pond | 24.1069 | -74.5183| 07/27/2018-03/25/2019
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Table 2 Lake Names, Locations, and Sampling Intervals.
| Lake | Sampling Interval | Latitude | Longitude| Date |
|------|-------------------|----------|----------|------|
|Clear Pond | | 23.97282 | -74.5469 | | | |Crescent Pond| 30 sec | 24.11237 | -74.4581 | 2012 | |Crescent Pond| 05 min | 24.11237 | -74.4581 | 2017-2018 |
|Crescent Pond| 15 min | 24.11237 | -74.4581 | 2019 |
|Fresh Lake | | 23.9850 | -74.4855 | 2018-2019 |
|Little Lake | 30 sec | 24.05096 | -74.5196 | 2012 |
|Oyster Pond | 05 min | 24.10858 | -74.4627 | |
|Reckley Hill Pond| 30 sec | 24.115006| -74.4602 | 2010 |
| | 30 sec | | | 2012 |
| | 05 min | | | 2017 |
|Salt Pond | 05 min | 24.02421 | -74.4507 | 2017-2019 |
|Six Pack Pond| 05 min | 24.0509 | -74.4906 | 2017 |
|Storrs Lake | 15 min | 24.064697| -74.4470 | 2018-2019 |
| | 01 min | | | 2016 |
|Triangle Pond| 15 min | 24.1069 | -74.5183 | |
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Associated Datasets


Breithaupt, C. I., Knoll, R. A., Gulley, J. D., Mejia, J. Z. (2021) GRC Weather Station Data, San Salvador Island, Bahamas. HydroShare. doi: 10.4211/hs.31b7c356119241e0a9b1f6f56a9cb44e

Breithaupt, C. I., Knoll, R. A., Gulley, J. D., Mejia, J. Z. (2021) LineHole Well Field Monitoring, San Salvador Island, Bahamas. HydroShare, doi: 10.4211/hs.bb01ce1e21214f93b197d6855823af53

Knoll, R. A., Breithaupt, C. I., Gulley, J. D., Mejia, J. Z. (2021) Pressure, Temperature, and Specific Conductivity from Lakes on San Salvador Island, Bahamas. HydroShare. doi: 10.4211/hs.6d479a668f6c40a289d09e6c95ecf250

Contact Information

For general questions about this dataset please contact Dr. Jason Gulley of the University of South Florida.
jdgulley@usf.edu, website


repo and readme.md compiled by J. Mejia on 21 May 2021

Related Resources

This resource is described by Knoll, R. A. (2020). Using Tidal Analysis to Examine Lake-Aquifer Connectivity on a Modern Carbonate Platform. Available from Dissertations & Theses @ University of South Florida - FCLA; ProQuest Dissertations & Theses A&I; ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. (2465720870). http://ezproxy.lib.usf.edu/login?url=https://www.proquest.com/dissertations-theses/using-tidal-analysis-examine-lake-aquifer/docview/2465720870/se-2?accountid=14745
This resource is referenced by Breithaupt, C. I., Knoll, R. A., Gulley, J. D., Mejia, J. Z. (2021) GRC Weather Station Data, San Salvador Island, Bahamas. HydroShare. doi: 10.4211/hs.31b7c356119241e0a9b1f6f56a9cb44e

Credits

Funding Agencies

This resource was created using funding from the following sources:
Agency Name Award Title Award Number
National Science Foundation Collaborative Research: How does groundwater inundation of carbonate island interiors from sea level rise impact surface water-aquifer interactions and evaporative losses? 1743383

How to Cite

Knoll, R. A., C. I. Breithaupt, J. Z. Mejia, J. D. Gulley (2021). Pressure, Temperature, and Specific Conductivity Measurements from Lakes on San Salvador Island, Bahamas, HydroShare, https://doi.org/10.4211/hs.6d479a668f6c40a289d09e6c95ecf250

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