Dataset

GNWT - Great Slave Lake Water Quality Monitoring Program

Carte et visualisation

The Great Slave Water Quality Monitoring Program is one component of the proposed Great Slave Lake Research and Monitoring Program which is in development with water partners to: coordinate long-term collection of baseline water quality across the lake; assess trends in water quality and quantity; carry out vulnerability assessments; better understand natural variability and changes being observed in the watershed; and to create long term capacity building research and monitoring partnerships.


Version 1.0.0
DOI https://doi.org/10.25976/3ogv-7n39
Courriel de l'intendant des données robin_staples@gov.nt.ca
Organisation de collecte de données GNWT ECC Water Monitoring and Stewardship Division
Organisation de téléchargement de données Government of the Northwest Territories – Department of Environment and Climate Change
Code de progrès onGoing
Code de fréquence d'entretien annually
Code de catégorie du sujet inlandWaters, oceans
Mots clés Great Slave Lake, monitoring, water quality, water chemistry
Étendue spatiale -114,508° 61,985°, -110,117° 62,867° (O S, E N)
Étendue verticale -100 m to 0 m
Étendue temporelle 2020-08-17 to 2023-10-12
Date publiée
Formats alternatifs FGP-HNAP ISO:19115-2 (XML) , W3C DCAT (XML) , W3C DCAT (JSON-LD)

Citation

GNWT ECC Water Monitoring and Stewardship Division. 2024-04-19. "GNWT - Great Slave Lake Water Quality Monitoring Program" (dataset). 1.0.0. DataStream. https://doi.org/10.25976/3ogv-7n39.

Sources de financement

Government of the Northwest Territories

Informations sur la collecte de données

Water samples are collected 2-5 samples per year depending on the location of the sample site. Surface water grab samples are collected at ~10 cm – 50 cm beneath the surface into clean sample bottles. Discrete depth samples are collected at some sites, using a Kemmerer water sampler attached to a pre-measured line using a weighted messenger. Field measurements are also taken at site using YSI EXO 2 Sondes. A suite of water samples consists of ~3 L total of water collected into nine clean sample bottles separated by analysis type. All clean sample bottles are triple rinsed in the field with the sample water before filling. Most parameters are collected into PET bottles while trace mercury samples are collected into duplicate clean borosilicate vials using the “clean hands” and “dirty hands” protocol and additionally stored inside a double layer of PE bags. Total metals are preserved in the field to pH < 2 using HNO₃. QA/QC samples include field duplicates in addition to field and travel blanks. After collection in the field, all water samples are kept cool at ~4’C and dark in coolers for transport until delivered to the Taiga Environmental Laboratory in Yellowknife, NT for analyses. Samples are analyzed for a standard suite of > 80 analyses including physical parameters (Specific Conductance, pH, Turbidity, total dissolved solids, total suspended solids), chlorophyll-a, as well as total and dissolved nutrients, metals, major ions, and trace mercury.

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Accès à API

curl -G https://api.datastream.org/v1/odata/v4/Records --data-urlencode "\\$filter=DOI eq '10.25976/3ogv-7n39'" -H "x-api-key: PRIVATE-API-KEY"

Journal des modifications

v1.0.0

initial submission

Schéma v2.19.1
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