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Supporting Data for Balson et al., A machine learning approach to water quality forecasts and sensor network expansion: Case study in the Wabash River Basin, USA


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Abstract

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Balson & Ward
A machine learning approach to water quality forecasts and sensor network expansion: Case study in the Wabash River Basin, USA
In review at Hydrological Processes

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The data presented are tabular outputs of discharge and stream nitrogen concentrations (nitrate-as-N) for all USGS sites within the Wabash River Basin, spanning the period of simulation 1948-2007. Data were generated using Agro-IBIS and THMB, matching exactly previously published modeling results.

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Coordinate System/Geographic Projection:
WGS 84 EPSG:4326
Coordinate Units:
Decimal degrees
Place/Area Name:
Wabash River Basin
North Latitude
41.3446°
East Longitude
-82.1797°
South Latitude
37.2311°
West Longitude
-88.9913°

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Balson, T., A. S. Ward (2021). Supporting Data for Balson et al., A machine learning approach to water quality forecasts and sensor network expansion: Case study in the Wabash River Basin, USA, HydroShare, http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/eeab0092a798412da9c754a3b917d799

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