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Spatially distributed, high-resolution nitrous oxide and residence time data for dune-like bedforms

Authors: W. Jeffery Reeder · Annika M. Quick · Tiffany B. Farrell · Shawn G. Benner · Kevin P. Feris · Alessandra Marzadri · Daniele Tonina
Owners: W. Reeder
DOI:10.4211/hs.8ed47eb4baee45eeaaa60f85b75b5042 How to Cite
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Created:Mar 26, 2018 at 5:25 p.m.
Last updated: Jul 17, 2018 at midnight by W. Reeder

Abstract

Nitrous oxide (N2O) is a potent greenhouse gas that, over the past several decades , has been increasing its forcing potential for atmospheric warming. An estimated 10% of all anthropogenically generated N2O is emitted from streams and rivers. These emissions are strongly correlated to ammonium and nitrate runoff from agricultural and industrial processes. However, not all impacted steams emit N2O. Reeder et al. (2018) showed that the flow of surface water and its interaction with stream bed morphology exerts control over the biological processes that are the primary source of (N2O) emissions from rivers and streams. A mathematical model that predicts which flowlines have the correct properties to produce and emit N2O is presented. The data provided in this contribution includes: (1) spatially distributed nitrous oxide measurements from a large-scale, long-term flume experiment, (2) KDO data used in the Tau_tilde transform, (3) data to calculate N2O fluxes through the hyporheic, (4) calculated residence times through the hyporheic and (5) compiled data for the averaged N2O/Tau profiles.

Reference:
Reeder, W. J., Quick, A. M., Farrell, T. B., Benner, S. G., Feris, K. P., Marzadri, A., & Tonina, D. (2018). Hyporheic source and sink of nitrous oxide. Water Resources Research, 54. https://doi.org/10.1029/2018WR022564

Subject Keywords

hyporheic,greenhouse gas,hyporheic flow,nitrous oxide

How to cite

Reeder, W. J., A. M. Quick, T. B. Farrell, S. G. Benner, K. P. Feris, A. Marzadri, D. Tonina (2018). Spatially distributed, high-resolution nitrous oxide and residence time data for dune-like bedforms, HydroShare, https://doi.org/10.4211/hs.8ed47eb4baee45eeaaa60f85b75b5042

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Name Organization Address Phone Author Identifiers
W. Jeffery Reeder University of Idaho
Annika M. Quick Boise State University
Tiffany B. Farrell Boise State University
Shawn G. Benner Boise State University
Kevin P. Feris Boise State University
Alessandra Marzadri University of Idaho
Daniele Tonina University of Idaho Idaho, US

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National Scienc Foundation 1141690, #1141752, and # IIA-1301792

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