uid=AND,o=lter,dc=ecoinformatics,dc=org all public read HT004 Stanley V. Gregory

Oregon State University;Dept. of Fisheries and Wildlife;Nash Hall 104 Corvallis OR 97331 USA

(541) 737-1951 stanley.gregory@oregonstate.edu http://oregonstate.edu/dept/pnw-erc/personnel/gregory.htm Sherri L. Johnson

US Forest Service ;Pacific NW Research Station ;3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis OR 97331 USA

541-758-7771 sherri.johnson@oregonstate.edu https://www.fs.fed.us/research/people/profile.php?alias=sherrijohnson 0000-0002-4223-3465 Craig Creel

USDA Forest Service;Pacific NW Research Station;3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis OR 97331 USA

(541) 750-7326 (541) 822-6301 cdcreel@comcast.net Former Investigator Christopher Daly

PRISM Group;Northwest Alliance for Computational Science and Engineering, 2000 Kelley Engineering Center;Oregon State University Corvallis OR 97331 USA

(541) 737-2531 daly@nacse.org http://prism.oregonstate.edu 0000-0002-6566-3556 Other Researcher Greg Downing

Forestry Sciences Lab;3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis OR 97333 USA

(541) 750-7283 (541) 822-6301 gregdowning242@gmail.com greg.downing@oregonstate.edu Method Contact Stanley V. Gregory

Oregon State University;Dept. of Fisheries and Wildlife;Nash Hall 104 Corvallis OR 97331 USA

(541) 737-1951 stanley.gregory@oregonstate.edu http://oregonstate.edu/dept/pnw-erc/personnel/gregory.htm Former Investigator Stanley V. Gregory

Oregon State University;Dept. of Fisheries and Wildlife;Nash Hall 104 Corvallis OR 97331 USA

(541) 737-1951 stanley.gregory@oregonstate.edu http://oregonstate.edu/dept/pnw-erc/personnel/gregory.htm Creator Donald L. Henshaw

Pacific Northwest Research Station; Corvallis Forestry Sciences Lab; 3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis Oregon 97331

hja_admin@lists.oregonstate.edu 0000-0001-5952-4528 Abstractor Sherri L. Johnson

US Forest Service ;Pacific NW Research Station ;3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis OR 97331 USA

541-758-7771 sherri.johnson@oregonstate.edu https://www.fs.fed.us/research/people/profile.php?alias=sherrijohnson 0000-0002-4223-3465 Principal Investigator Sherri L. Johnson

US Forest Service ;Pacific NW Research Station ;3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis OR 97331 USA

541-758-7771 sherri.johnson@oregonstate.edu https://www.fs.fed.us/research/people/profile.php?alias=sherrijohnson 0000-0002-4223-3465 Abstractor Sherri L. Johnson

US Forest Service ;Pacific NW Research Station ;3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis OR 97331 USA

541-758-7771 sherri.johnson@oregonstate.edu https://www.fs.fed.us/research/people/profile.php?alias=sherrijohnson 0000-0002-4223-3465 Creator John Moreau

Blue River OR 97413 USA

john.b.moreau@icloud.com Former Investigator Randall C. Wildman

Oregon State University;Dept. of Fish and Wildlife Corvallis OR 97331 USA

randallcwildman@gmail.com wildmanr@retiree.oregonstate.edu Former Investigator Adam M Kennedy

OR US

541-822-6302 adam.kennedy@oregonstate.edu https://directory.forestry.oregonstate.edu/people/kennedy-adam 0000-0002-0491-8412 Other Researcher Greg M Cohn

USFS Rd 15-130-132 Blue River OR 97413

541-822-6305 cohng@oregonstate.edu Other Researcher Greg M Cohn

USFS Rd 15-130-132 Blue River OR 97413

541-822-6305 cohng@oregonstate.edu Method Contact Stephanie A Schmidt

USDA Forest Service; 3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis Oregon 97331

stephanie.schmidt@oregonstate.edu stephanie.schmidt2@usda.gov 0000-0002-6404-530X Other Researcher 1000-01-01 Stream and air temperature are measured in tandem at stream gauging stations and other selected locations and stream confluences within the Andrews Forest. Air temperature is generally measured over the stream or alongside. Currently, mean, max and min water and air temperature data are collected every 5 minutes at the gauging stations and instantaneous temperatures every 15 minutes at all other sites. Most measurements were collected hourly commencing in the later 1990s, but a few sites have daily data beginning in the late 1970s. Historic data collected 1949 to 1981 at Lookout Creek stream gauge are included with the daily summary data. Other Andrews Forest related databases: Long term air temperature data from the reference and benchmark climate stations are also available in MS001. Previous high resolution stream temperature data at some of the small watershed stream gages are available in HT001 and stream temperature data throughout the Andrews Forest stream networks during several years are available in HT002. climatology microclimate stream order air temperature water temperature disturbance monitoring ecosystems LTER controlled vocabulary disturbance LTER core research areas Key references of this database include: Johnson, Sherri L. and Jones, Julia A. Stream temperature responses to forest harvest and debris flows in western Cascades, Oregon. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. 2000; 57(Suppl. 2):30-39. Related PublicationsJohnson, Sherri L.; Jones, Julia A. 2000. Stream temperature responses to forest harvest and debris flows in western Cascades, Oregon. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. 57(Suppl. 2): 30-39.Related FilesTitle: Provisional Real-Time Data Graphs and Other Data ProductsDescription: Access real-time climate and hydrology stations data graphs (for the past few weeks) and other data products on the Andrews Experimental ForestURL: https://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/data/streamingTitle: HJA Provisional Data PortalDescription: Access provisional data from climate and hydrology stations on the Andrews Experimental ForestURL: https://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/sites/default/files/lter/data/weather/portal/index.htmlTitle: H.J. Andrews Climate Station Methods HistoryDescription: View climate data collection methods that have been used over time at select stations. Results can be filtered by parameter, climate station, and date range. A general text search is also available.URL: https://hjandrews.shinyapps.io/im_methods_history/ Data Use Agreement: The re-use of scientific data has the potential to greatly increase communication, collaboration and synthesis within and among disciplines, and thus is fostered, supported and encouraged. This Data Set is released under the Creative Commons license CC BY "Attribution" (see: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Creative Commons license CC BY - Attribution is a license that allows others to distribute, remix, tweak, and build upon your work (even commercially), as long as you are credited for the original creation. This license accommodates maximum dissemination and use of licensed materials. It is considered professional conduct and an ethical obligation to acknowledge the work of other scientists. The Data User is asked to provide attribution of the original work if this data package is shared in whole or by individual parts or used in the derivation of other products. A recommended citation is provided for each Data Set in the Andrews LTER data catalog (see: http://andlter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/data/catalog/datacatalog.aspx). A generic citation is also provided for this Data Set on the website https://portal.edirepository.org in the summary metadata page. Data Users are thus strongly encouraged to consider consultation, collaboration and/or co-authorship with the Data Set Creator. While substantial efforts are made to ensure the accuracy of data and associated documentation, complete accuracy of data sets cannot be guaranteed and all data are made available "as is." The Data User should be aware, however, that data are updated periodically and it is the responsibility of the Data User to check for new versions of the data. The data authors and the repository where these data were obtained shall not be liable for damages resulting from any use or misinterpretation of the data. General acknowledgement: Data were provided by the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest research program, funded by the National Science Foundation's Long-Term Ecological Research Program (DEB 2025755), US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, and Oregon State University. Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ CC-BY-4.0 https://andlter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/data/abstract.aspx?dbcode=HT004 Oregon: western Cascades - HJ Andrews Experimental Forest Gauging Stations at WS1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 10, Mack Creek, and Lookout Creek. Stream thermograph sites on upper Lookout, upper McRae, Mack/Lookout confluence, and legacy sites Mack old-growth, McRae/Lookout confluence, Quartz Creek (Blue River tributary), and Grasshopper Creek (S. Fork McKenzie). -122.30199700 -122.12162890 44.26629426 44.19831900 428 995 meter 1000-01-01 1000-01-01 Stream temperature is a critical parameter in stream ecosystems and controls rates of multiple processes, such as metabolism, growth, decomposition, and solubility of gases, as well as biotic interactions. Measuring stream temperature at stream gages allows examination of long term responses to forest dynamics and forest harvest. These stream and air temperature data also are relevant to research on nutrient dynamics, stream flow, invertebrate and vertebrate responses to microclimate conditions.

An update history is logged and maintained with each new version of every dataset.

continually In October 1991, all thermograph data were run through a data checking program. Many pre-1987 24-hr mean values were recalculated using weighted daytime and nighttime means (values are flagged as 'S'). Version1 1000-01-01 As of October 1994, all data were run through another set of checking routines. These included 1) missing flag check to ensure that all missing data really has the appropriate flag; 2) date/time check to verify that a record exists for each date (and hour if applicable) and that records fall in the correct order; 3) relative mean/max/min check for each record to make sure that min <= mean <= max; 4) similar sites were paired and the values compared to catch any gross outliers. As a result of #4, some thermograph charts had to be redigitized. Version2 1000-01-01 Original metadata creation. Version3 1000-01-01 The data is actively managed as an extension of MS001 (and not HT004). Daily formats are identical to MS001 entity 01. Hourly data for the Stream thermograph sites begin in the years 1995 to 1998 and are originally accommodated by MS001 entity 11. Version4 1000-01-01 Appended all data to master files. Separated stream temperature from air temperature and placed in separate entities. Reformatted all thermograph sites to use MS001 01,11 formats (daily air temp, hourly air temp) and created similar entities 24, 34 (daily stream temp, hourly stream temp). Also reformatted all data for discontinued sites. Uploaded to the web. Version5 1000-01-01 Data is prepared for move into SQLServer as study dataset HT004. A new data abstract is prepared. Stream temperature site data is updated for current sites. All day/night data has been removed and stored in P:\FSDB\HT04\day_night, and this data will only be available by request and not available on the web. Version6 1000-01-01 Updated data for all stream gauging sites for WY 2003 & 2004 (all entities). Version8 1000-01-01 Updated data for all stream gauging sites for WY 2005 through January 2007 and reference stream sites from January 2004 through March 2007 (all entities). Version9 1000-01-01 Updated data for Mack and Watersheds (1,2,3,6,7,8,10) for WY07 (Jan 06-Oct 07) 02/05/2009 Version10 1000-01-01 Updated data for Mack and Watersheds (1,2,3,6,7,8,10) for WY08 and WY09 (Oct 07-Jan 10) 02/08/2010 Version11 1000-01-01 Updated data for GSLOOK and confluence streams (TSLOMA, TSLOOK, TSMCRA) for 3/2007-3/2010 04/06/2010 Version12 1000-01-01 Updated data for Mack and Watersheds (1,2,3,6,7,8,10) for WY10 (Jan 10-Mar 11) Version13 1000-01-01 Updated data for GSLOOK and confluence streams (TSLOMA, TSLOOk,TSMCRA) for 3/2/2010-12/31/2011. Also ran QA/QC on entire dataset and fixed a few problems (mainly some missing hours). Uploaded this new dataset (entirely) to SQL. Version16 1000-01-01 Updated watershed data (mack, 1,2,3,6,7,8,10) from 20110301 to 20120110. Version17 1000-01-01 Updated attribute description for attributes with a fine resolution datetime measurement scale to include 'PST' (pacific standard time). Version18 1000-01-01 Updated air and water temperature data for GSLOOK and confluence streams (TSLOMA, TSLOOk,TSMCRA) for 01/01/2012 to 07/31/2013 and watershed data (mack, 1,2,3,6,7,8,10) from 20120110 to 12/31/2012. Also ran QA/QC on entire dataset. Uploaded new dataset (entirely) to SQL and to master. Version19 1000-01-01 Updated watershed data for Mack and Watersheds 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, and 10 with new data from 1 Jan 2013 to 15 Jan 2014. Version20 1000-01-01 Updated all daily and hourly stream and air temperature at current stream temperature station sites through calendar year 2014, which includes watersheds (Mack, 1,2,3,6,7,8,10) from 01/14/2014 to 01/06/2015 and streams (GSLOOK, TSLOOK, TSLOMA, TSMCRA) from 08/01/2013 to 12/31/2014. Version21 1000-01-01 Restructured HT004 to be consistent with entity structures and naming conventions used in MS001 and MS005 study databases. Method code and event codes are added to each entity and a QC level indicator. All data is updated for calendar year 2015. Version22 1000-01-01 Water and air temperature are updated at the gauging stations (WS1,2,3,6,7,8,10, Mack and Lookout) through water year 2019 (10/1/2019). The upper Lookout and Lookout-Mack confluence sites are updated into spring 2017 when the older sensors were removed. New Hobo V2 sensors are now employed at these sites and at new sites (Mack, McRae Bridge and Cold Creek), but no data from these are added yet. New locations for air temperature at sites TSLOOK and TSLOMA are initiated. McRae Creek (TSMCRA) site is discontinued but now has NEON measurements. Version23 1000-01-01 Water and air temperature are updated at the gauging stations (WS1,2,3,6,7,8,10, Mack) through water year 2024 (10/1/2024). Data from HOBO sites and LOOK are not added yet. Fasbbrige and im_sqe programs were used to process these data Version24 1000-01-01 This revision corrects a data entry error in the previous version where the site code for the GS Lookout site was incorrectly recorded as 'GSL' instead of the correct code 'GSLOOK' throughout the dataset. Version25 1000-01-01 Information Manager

Andrews Forest LTER Program US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station 3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis OR 97331

hjaweb@lists.oregonstate.edu http://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/ Stephanie A Schmidt

USDA Forest Service; 3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis Oregon 97331

stephanie.schmidt@oregonstate.edu stephanie.schmidt2@usda.gov 0000-0002-6404-530X Andrews Forest LTER Site

Forest Ecosystems and Society Department in Forestry Oregon State University 201K Richardson Hall Corvallis OR 97331-5752

(541) 737-8480 lterweb@lists.oregonstate.edu http://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/ Field Methods - HT004: General Originally, thermographs (later replaced with data loggers and thermistors) were installed at each stream site to continuously monitor stream temperature with an adjacent air temperature site near the stream. Stream temperature probes are generally anchored near the stream bottom. Air temperature was generally measured at 1 meter above the forest floor and insulated originally with an A-frame shield (later replaced with pvc-constructed shields). Many of the probes were repositioned in the early 1990's at 1 meter above average winter snow level. Generally, sites are visited and charts / CR10 records collected on a monthly basis. In 1987, Campbell Scientific CR-10 data loggers replaced 8 circular chart installations at the original sites. Early Lookout Creek stream temperature data 1950-1981 was collected by the USGS. The original thermograph instrument was the Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT. This instrument records temperatures from two separate locations (air and soil) simultaneously on a single chart. Each of the two thermometer mechanisms operate with a mercury-filled sensing bulb which expands or contracts in response to temperature changes and in turn moves the recording pen along the calibrated chart. To prevent interference between the two pens, the right-hand pen records 1/12 revolution behind the left-hand pen. The recorder uses 10 inch 30- and 31-day Partlow circular charts that have ranges from -30°F - 170°F or 20°F - 120°F. These original thermograph charts were replaced with Campbell Scientific data loggers ( typically CR10, CR21X, CR500, or CR23X) beginning in 1987. The temperature probes used with the data loggers were type T thermocouple soldered from thermocouple wire. These thermocouple wires have gradually been replaced through the late 1990-s with Campbell Scientific model 107 temperature probes (CS107B or CS107B-L) which include the Fenwal Electronics UUT51J1 thermistor. The original thermograph instrument was the Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT, which recorded on Partlow circular charts. Campbell Scientific data loggers with type T thermocouple soldered from thermocouple wire to measure temperature were used beginning 1987. Beginning in the late 990s Campbell Scientific model 107 temperature probes (CS107B or CS107B-L) which include the Fenwal Electronics UUT51J1 thermistor were gradually installed. Field Methods - HT004: Stream and air temperature A description of sites and measurement history is here: http://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/data/studies/ht04/datalist.htm Laboratory Methods - HT004 Digitizing chart records was the primary method of capturing data until 1987 when data loggers begin to be installed. Digitizing continued for some sites until 1995. Charts were digitized and the record summarized by daytime, nighttime, and 24-hr period. The 24-hr mean values before 1987 are sunrise to sunrise; after January 1987 the 24-hr values are midnight to midnight. All daytime/nighttime calculation ended in 1998, and this data is only available by request. Digitizer is the Summagraphics/Houston Instruments model MM 1812. (Comparable product is now http://www.calcomp.com/productsummagrid6.htm) Quality Assurance - HT004 Quality assurance procedures included 1) missing flag check to ensure that all missing data really has the appropriate flag; 2) date/time check to verify that a record exists for each date (and hour if applicable) and that records fall in the correct order; 3) relative mean/max/min check for each record to make sure that min less than or equal to mean and mean less than or equal to max; 4) similar sites were paired and the values compared to catch any gross outliers. Air and water temperatures are measured at gauged watersheds within the Andrews Forest and at other stream sites including Mack and McRae Creek confluences with Lookout Creek. Stream sites nearby the Andrews were collected briefly but were discontinued. Data collection began in 1976 but several sites were discontinued by the mid-1990s. Most of the gauged watershed collections were started between 1995 and 1998. Sampling frequency: Continually Stream and air temperature sites were originally selected in the upper elevations of the three major stream segments, upper Lookout, upper Mack and upper McRae Creek, that combine to form Lookout Creek, as well as off-Andrews sites in Grasshopper and Quartz Creeks. These stream temperature sites were initiated in the late 1970's as an extension to the air and soil temperature network. The upper Mack Creek, Quartz and Grasshopper Creek sites have been discontinued. Additional sites were added in 1995 to the confluences of Lookout-Mack and Lookout-McRae Creeks to examine mixing of water temperature compared to relative flows. However, due to problems with maintaining sensors during winter and flood flows, the Lookout-McRae site was discontinued. In 1997, stream and air temperature sensors were placed at all Andrews gaging stations (WS#9 was not instrumented due to threat of potential vandalism). A legacy stream temperature data set, maintained by USGS, exists from 1950 to 1981 (missing 1955-1963) at Lookout Creek gaging station. Andrews Watershed 1 Gaging Station -122.25802700 -122.25802700 44.20733900 44.20733900 439 439 meter Andrews Watershed 2 Gaging Station -122.24487600 -122.24487600 44.21201500 44.21201500 545 545 meter Andrews Watershed 3 Gaging Station -122.24300000 -122.24300000 44.21944000 44.21944000 471 471 meter Andrews Watershed 6 Gaging Station -122.18070700 -122.18070700 44.26150800 44.26150800 878 878 meter Andrews Watershed 7 Gaging Station -122.17526500 -122.17526500 44.26463700 44.26463700 918 918 meter Andrews Watershed 8 Gaging Station -122.17079300 -122.17079300 44.26629426 44.26629426 962 962 meter Andrews Watershed 10 Gaging Station -122.26105600 -122.26105600 44.21705700 44.21705700 461 461 meter Andrews Mack Creek Gaging Station -122.16744700 -122.16744700 44.21943621 44.21943621 755 755 meter Andrews Lookout Creek Gaging Station -122.25714600 -122.25714600 44.21012600 44.21012600 422 422 meter Lookout Creek upper thermograph site -122.12162890 -122.12162890 44.22478329 44.22478329 998 998 meter Mack Creek old-growth thermograph site -122.16547369 -122.16547369 44.21664907 44.21664907 792 792 meter McRae Creek upper thermograph site -122.16757303 -122.16757303 44.25638612 44.25638612 840 840 meter Quartz Creek (Blue River tributary) thermograph site -122.30199700 -122.30199700 44.19831900 44.19831900 520 520 meter Lookout and Mack Creek confluence thermograph site -122.16802024 -122.16802024 44.22756413 44.22756413 674 674 meter Lookout and McRae Creek confluence thermograph site -122.20863436 -122.20863436 44.23298992 44.23298992 552 552 meter Andrews Watershed 1 -122.25683100 -122.23581300 44.20851700 44.19901700 1027 1027 meter Andrews Watershed 10 -122.25996600 -122.25443900 44.22015200 44.21678600 679 679 meter Andrews Watershed 2 -122.24397600 -122.22974100 44.21338500 44.20617800 1079 1079 meter Andrews Watershed 3 -122.24194900 -122.22402200 44.21994300 44.20803100 1080 1080 meter Andrews Watershed 6 -122.18351000 -122.17755000 44.26680800 44.26154400 1029 1029 meter Andrews Watershed 7 -122.17920900 -122.17387500 44.26974800 44.26457900 1102 1102 meter Andrews Watershed 8 -122.17079300 -122.17079300 44.26629400 44.26588100 1182 1182 meter Andrews Mack Creek Watershed -122.17282200 -122.12699600 44.22054300 44.20148000 1626 1626 meter Andrews Lookout Creek Watershed -122.25879300 -122.09952700 44.28226000 44.20127400 1627 1627 meter McRae Creek -122.20859020 -122.13943300 44.27311600 44.23328700 Andrews Experimental Forest (HJA) -122.26172200 -122.10084700 44.28196400 44.19770400 1631 1631 meter

Quality assurance procedures included 1) missing flag check to ensure that all missing data really has the appropriate flag; 2) date/time check to verify that a record exists for each date (and hour if applicable) and that records fall in the correct order; 3) relative mean/max/min check for each record to make sure that min less than or equal to mean and mean less than or equal to max; 4) similar sites were paired and the values compared to catch any gross outliers.

Posy Elizabeth Busby

Assistant Professor OSU Botany & Plant Pathology

busbyp@science.oregonstate.edu posybusby@gmail.com http://bpp.oregonstate.edu/content/posy-busby 0000-0002-2837-9820 Principal Investigator Matthew G Betts

Department of Forest Ecosystems and Society; 201E Richardson Hall; College of Forestry; Oregon State University Corvallis OR 97331

(541) 737-3841 matt.betts@oregonstate.edu http://www.fsl.orst.edu/flel/index.htm 0000-0002-7100-2551 Principal Investigator Brooke E. Penaluna brooke.penaluna@usda.gov Brooke.Penaluna@oregonstate.edu https://www.fs.fed.us/pnw/lwm/aem/people/penaluna.html 0000-0001-7215-770X Principal Investigator Catalina Segura

Assistant Professor; Department of Forest Engineering, Resources, and Management; Oregon State University Corvallis OR 97331

541-737-6568 catalina.segura@oregonstate.edu http://ferm.forestry.oregonstate.edu/facstaff/segura-catalina 0000-0002-0924-1172 Principal Investigator David M. Bell david.bell@usda.gov david.bell@oregonstate.edu https://lemma.forestry.oregonstate.edu/about/david-bell 0000-0002-2673-5836 Principal Investigator The H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest is a living laboratory that provides unparalleled opportunities for the study of forest and stream ecosystems in the central Cascade Range of Oregon. Since 1980, as a part of the National Science Foundation Long Term Ecological Research (NSF-LTER) program, the Andrews Experimental Forest has become a leader in the analysis of forest and stream ecosystem dynamics. Long-term field experiments and measurement programs have focused on climate dynamics, streamflow, water quality, and vegetation succession. Currently researchers are working to develop concepts and tools needed to predict effects of natural disturbance, land use, and climate change on ecosystem structure, function, and species composition. The Andrews Experimental Forest is administered cooperatively by the USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, Oregon State University and the Willamette National Forest. Funding for the research program comes from the National Science Foundation (NSF), US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, Oregon State University, and other sources. Data were provided by the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest research program, funded by the National Science Foundation's Long-Term Ecological Research Program (DEB 2025755), US Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station, and Oregon State University. National Science Foundation: DEB2025755 National Science Foundation https://ror.org/021nxhr62 DEB2025755 https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=2025755 The Andrews Forest is situated in the western Cascade Range of Oregon, and covers the entire 15,800-acre (6400-ha) drainage basin of Lookout Creek. Elevation ranges from 1350 to 5340 feet (410 to 1630 m). Broadly representative of the rugged mountainous landscape of the Pacific Northwest, the Andrews Forest contains excellent examples of the region's conifer forests and associated wildlife and stream ecosystems. These forests are among the tallest and most productive in the world, with tree heights of often greater than 250 ft (75 m). Streams are steep, cold and clean, providing habitat for numerous aquatic organisms. HT00401 Air temperature (daily) HT00401_v8.csv 11216678 bfc7dc832903d9574b4afabca800abdf 1 \r\n column , " https://andlter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/data/register/dataaccess.aspx?docid=HT00401_v8.csv 1000-01-01 1000-01-01 DBCODE FSDB database code char(5) HT004 Study code HT004 ENTITY Entity number numeric(2,0) number 1.000000 natural 1.0000 1.0000 SITECODE Site code for the meteorological measurement station char(6) GSWS01 Andrews Watershed 1 Gaging Station GSWS02 Andrews Watershed 2 Gaging Station GSWS03 Andrews Watershed 3 Gaging Station GSWS06 Andrews Watershed 6 Gaging Station GSWS07 Andrews Watershed 7 Gaging Station GSWS08 Andrews Watershed 8 Gaging Station GSWS10 Andrews Watershed 10 Gaging Station GSMACK Andrews Mack Creek Gaging Station GSLOOK Andrews Lookout Creek Gaging Station TSGRAS Grasshopper Creek (S. Fork McKenzie) thermograph site TSLOOK Lookout Creek upper thermograph site TSMACK Mack Creek old-growth thermograph site TSMCRA McRae Creek upper thermograph site TSQRTZ Quartz Creek (Blue River tributary) thermograph site TSLOMA Lookout and Mack Creek confluence thermograph site TSLOMC Lookout and McRae Creek confluence thermograph site TSCOLD Cold Creek thermograph site TSMCBR McRae Bridge thermograph site AIRTEMP_METHOD An indication of the the general methodology and instrumentation used to collect this air temperature data char(6) AIR818 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 395 cm height (See method AIR718) AIR807 Mean daily, max and min air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Instrument is type T thermocouple wire housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 395 cm height (Daily output only) AIR814 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 305 cm height (See method AIR714) AIR815 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 350 cm height (See method AIR715) AIR838 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 450 cm height (See method AIR738) AIR813 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 295 cm height (See method AIR713) AIR810 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 240 cm height (See method AIR710) AIR812 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 255 cm height (See method AIR712) AIR817 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 370 cm height (See method AIR717) AIR811 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 250 cm height (See method AIR711) AIR801 Mean, max and min daily (sunrise to sunrise) air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb at 100 cm height in small shelter and corrected. AIR816 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 365 cm height (See method AIR716) AIR806 Mean, max and min daily air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb at 300 cm height in small shelter on tree and corrected to standard rdg. AIR826 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 395 cm height (See method AIR726) AIR824 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 305 cm height (See method AIR724) AIR834 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 305 cm height (See method AIR734) AIR820 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 450 cm height (See method AIR720) AIR823 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 295 cm height (See method AIR723) AIR821 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 240 cm height (See method AIR721) AIR822 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 255 cm height (See method AIR722) AIR825 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 370 cm height (See method AIR725) AIR819 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 400 cm height (See method AIR719) AIR827 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 400 cm height (See method AIR727) AIR802 Mean, max and min daily air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb at 100 cm height in small shelter on tree and corrected to standard rdg. AIR809 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 200 cm height (See method AIR709) AIR808 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings.Thermocouple wire; PVC radiation shield; 395 cm height (See method AIR708) AIR836 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 395 cm height (See method AIR736) AIR828 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 450 cm height (See method AIR728) AIR833 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 295 cm height (See method AIR733) AIR831 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 240 cm height (See method AIR731) AIR832 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 255 cm height (See method AIR732) AIR835 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 370 cm height (See method AIR735) AIR837 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 400 cm height (See method AIR737) AIR805 Mean, max and min daily air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb at 240 cm height in small shelter on tree and corrected to standard rdg. AIR804 Mean, max and min daily air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb at 200 cm height in small shelter on tree and corrected to standard rdg. AIR803 Mean, max and min daily air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb at 160 cm height in small shelter on tree and corrected to standard rdg. AIR708 Air temperature is sampled by type T thermocouple soldered from thermocouple wire housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 395 cm height with a Campbell Scientific data logger; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR709 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 200 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR710 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 240 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR711 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 250 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR712 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 255 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR713 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 295 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR714 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 305 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR715 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 350 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR716 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 365 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR717 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 370 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR718 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 395 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR719 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 400 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR720 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 450 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR721 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 240 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR722 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 255 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR723 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 295 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR724 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 305 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR725 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 370 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR726 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 395 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR727 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 400 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR728 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 450 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR731 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 240 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR732 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 255 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR733 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 295 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR734 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 305 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR735 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 370 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR736 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 395 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR737 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 400 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR738 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 450 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR839 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; Gill radiation shield; 200 cm height (See method AIR739) AIR840 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; Gill radiation shield; 240 cm height (See method AIR740) AIR841 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; Gill radiation shield; 350 cm height (See method AIR741) AIR842 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; Gill radiation shield; 395 cm height (See method AIR742) AIR843 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; Gill radiation shield; 395 cm height (See method AIR743) AIR844 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; Gill radiation shield; 350 cm height (See method AIR744) AIR845 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all instantaneous 15 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 15 minute readings. Onset HOBO V2; RS1 7-Gill radiation shield; 200 cm height (See method AIR745) AIR739 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a R.M. Young Gill radiation shield at 200 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR740 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a R.M. Young Gill radiation shield at 240 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR741 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a R.M. Young Gill radiation shield at 350 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR742 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a R.M. Young Gill radiation shield at 395 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR743 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a R.M. Young Gill radiation shield at 395 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR744 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a R.M. Young Gill radiation shield at 350 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR745 Air temperature is sampled by an Onset HOBO Water Temp V2 housed in an RS1 7-gill radiation shield at 200 cm height attached to a boom extending out from a tree directly over the stream sensor; instantaneous temperature is output every 15 minutes HEIGHT Height of sensor from ground surface numeric(4,0) centimeters 1.000000 natural 100.0000 450.0000 QC_LEVEL Quality control flag indicates level of quality checking performed including an indication of "provisional" data. char(2) 1A Data is published and unlikely to change - automated range checking and manual review has been conducted. Quality is indicated in data value qualifier flags. 1D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 1A 1P Data is provisional and subject to revision - preliminary quality checks have been performed 2A Data is published and unlikely to change - Level 1A data has been modified such that data gaps may be filled or problem data may be removed 2D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 2A PROBE_CODE Probe number code indicates the measurement type, site, and sensor number (e.g., AIRGS101) char(8) WATGSL01 Stream temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 01 WATGSL02 Stream temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 02, maintained by USGS, legacy data 1950-1981 (missing 1955-1963) WATGSM01 Stream temperature at GSMACK, probe no. 01, downstream of flume in sampling pool WATGS001 Stream temperature at GSWS10, probe no. 01, upstream of flume WATGS101 Stream temperature at GSWS01, probe no. 01, downstream of flume WATGS201 Stream temperature at GSWS02, probe no. 01, downstream of flume in sampling pool WATGS301 Stream temperature at GSWS03, probe no. 01, downstream of flume WATGS601 Stream temperature at GSWS06, probe no. 01, upstream of flume WATGS701 Stream temperature at GSWS07, probe no. 01, downstream of flume WATGS801 Stream temperature at GSWS08, probe no. 01, open canopy, discontinued 2001 WATGS802 Stream temperature at GSWS08, probe no. 02, upstream of flume WATLMA01 Stream temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 01 located in Lookout Cr. above the confluence with Mack Cr. WATLMA02 Stream temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 02 located in Mack Cr. above the confluence with Lookout Cr. WATLMC01 Stream temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 01 located in Lookout Cr. above the confluence with McRae cr., discontinued 1996 WATLMC02 Stream temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 02 located in McRae Cr. above the confluence with Lookout Cr., discontinued 1996 WATTGR01 Stream temperature at TSGRAS, probe no. 01, discontinued 1987 WATTLO01 Stream temperature at TSLOOK, probe no. 01 WATTMA01 Stream temperature at TSMACK, probe no. 01, discontinued 1994 WATTMC01 Stream temperature at TSMCRA, probe no. 01, discontinued 2015 WATTQZ01 Stream temperature at TSQRTZ, probe no. 01, discontinued 1994 AIRGS001 Air temperature at GSWS10, probe no. 01 at height 400 cm AIRGS101 Air temperature at GSWS01, probe no. 01 at height 305 cm AIRGS201 Air temperature at GSWS02, probe no. 01 at height 450 cm AIRGS301 Air temperature at GSWS03, probe no. 01 at height 295 cm AIRGS601 Air temperature at GSWS06, probe no. 01 at height 240 cm AIRGS701 Air temperature at GSWS07, probe no. 01 at height 255 cm AIRGS801 Air temperature at GSWS08, probe no. 01 at height 370 cm AIRGSL01 Air temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 01 at height 395 cm AIRGSM01 Air temperature at GSMACK, probe no. 01 at height 350 cm AIRLMA01 Air temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 01 at height 350 cm, discontinued 2017 AIRLMC01 Air temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 01 at height 365 cm, discontinued 1996 AIRTGR01 Air temperature at TSGRAS, probe no. 01 at height 100 cm, discontinued 1987 AIRTLO01 Air temperature at TSLOOK, probe no. 01 at height 240 cm, discontinued 2017 AIRTMA01 Air temperature at TSMACK, probe no. 01 at height 200 cm, discontinued 1995 AIRTMC01 Air temperature at TSMCRA, probe no. 01 at height 200 cm, discontinued 2015 AIRTQZ01 Air temperature at TSQRTZ, probe no. 01 at height 100 cm, discontinued 1994 WATGSL03 Stream temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 03, established 2016 at the Lookout Creek gauging station WATTMA02 Stream temperature at TSMACK, probe no. 02, established 2016 upstream of the gauging station WATMCB01 Stream temperature at TSMCBR, probe no. 01, established 2017 near McRae Bridge WATCLD01 Stream temperature at TSCOLD, probe no. 01, established 2016 on Cold Creek WATLMC03 Stream temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 03, established 2017 on Lookout Creek above the Lookout-McRae confluence AIRTLO02 Air temperature at TSLOOK, probe no. 02 at height 200 cm, established 2017 at upper Lookout site AIRLMA02 Air temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 02 at height 200 cm, established 2017 over Mack Creek at the Lookout-Mack confluence site DATE Date datetime YYYY-MM-DD 1.000000 1976-08-11 00:00:00 2019-09-30 00:00:00 AIRTEMP_MEAN_DAY Mean air temperature for the day numeric(5,1) degrees Celsius 0.100000 real -16.8000 26.3000 AIRTEMP_MEAN_FLAG Mean air temperature flag char(1) A Accepted value has passed all QC tests applied as represented by the quality level B Sensor buried in snow; value is the snow temperature E Estimated value M Missing value Q Questionable value S Daily value based on 24 hour period defined from sunrise to sunrise P Fire effects are visible in the data AIRTEMP_MAX_DAY Maximum air temperature for the day numeric(5,1) degrees Celsius 0.100000 real -14.2000 41.2000 AIRTEMP_MAX_FLAG Maximum air temperature flag char(1) A Accepted value has passed all QC tests applied as represented by the quality level B Sensor buried in snow; value is the snow temperature E Estimated value M Missing value Q Questionable value S Daily value based on 24 hour period defined from sunrise to sunrise P Fire effects are visible in the data AIRTEMP_MAXTIME Time of day (HHMM) in Pacific Standard Time (PST) of maximum air temperature char(4) Time of day (HHMM) in Pacific Standard Time (PST) of maximum air temperature AIRTEMP_MIN_DAY Minimum air temperature for the day numeric(5,1) degrees Celsius 0.100000 real -20.2000 21.7000 AIRTEMP_MIN_FLAG Minimum air temperature flag char(1) A Accepted value has passed all QC tests applied as represented by the quality level B Sensor buried in snow; value is the snow temperature E Estimated value M Missing value Q Questionable value S Daily value based on 24 hour period defined from sunrise to sunrise P Fire effects are visible in the data AIRTEMP_MINTIME Time of day (HHMM) in Pacific Standard Time (PST) of minimum air temperature char(4) Time of day (HHMM) in Pacific Standard Time (PST) of minimum air temperature EVENT_CODE Type of comment that exists independently for any event, disruption in protocol, or unusual conditions that occur at the given date or time and may have an effect on the data values char(6) CALIBR Associated with the inspection or replacement of sensors for calibration INSREM Sensor is installed or removed LOGGER Change in data logger, data logger program, or wiring MAINTE A maintenance event has occurred METHOD Change in data collection method NA No event is reported (not applicable) QUALTY Event may directly affect data quality WEATHR A weather event has occurred that may affect reading BURNED Burning, including cleared trees and brush or wildfire, around the meteorological station or within the watershed (code begins at event initiation) PRIMARY HT00401.DATE HT00401.PROBE_CODE NOTNULL HT00401.DATE HT00401.AIRTEMP_MEAN_FLAG HT00401.AIRTEMP_MAX_FLAG HT00401.AIRTEMP_MIN_FLAG HT00401.PROBE_CODE HT00401.DBCODE HT00401.SITECODE HT00401.ENTITY HT00401.HEIGHT HT00401.AIRTEMP_METHOD HT00401.QC_LEVEL HT00401.EVENT_CODE 126083 HT00411 Air temperature (fine temporal resolution) HT00411_v10.txt 895922134 d74344b936fba4dc77125a22bc68dff9 1 \r\n column , " https://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/fsdbdata/cache/HT00411_v10.txt 1000-01-01 1000-01-01 DBCODE FSDB database code char(5) HT004 Study code HT004 ENTITY Entity number numeric(2,0) number 1.000000 natural 11.0000 11.0000 SITECODE Site code for the meteorological measurement station char(6) GSWS01 Andrews Watershed 1 Gaging Station GSWS02 Andrews Watershed 2 Gaging Station GSWS03 Andrews Watershed 3 Gaging Station GSWS06 Andrews Watershed 6 Gaging Station GSWS07 Andrews Watershed 7 Gaging Station GSWS08 Andrews Watershed 8 Gaging Station GSWS10 Andrews Watershed 10 Gaging Station GSMACK Andrews Mack Creek Gaging Station GSLOOK Andrews Lookout Creek Gaging Station TSGRAS Grasshopper Creek (S. Fork McKenzie) thermograph site TSLOOK Lookout Creek upper thermograph site TSMACK Mack Creek old-growth thermograph site TSMCRA McRae Creek upper thermograph site TSQRTZ Quartz Creek (Blue River tributary) thermograph site TSLOMA Lookout and Mack Creek confluence thermograph site TSLOMC Lookout and McRae Creek confluence thermograph site TSCOLD Cold Creek thermograph site TSMCBR McRae Bridge thermograph site AIRTEMP_METHOD An indication of the the general methodology and instrumentation used to collect this air temperature data char(6) AIR818 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 395 cm height (See method AIR718) AIR807 Mean daily, max and min air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Instrument is type T thermocouple wire housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 395 cm height (Daily output only) AIR814 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 305 cm height (See method AIR714) AIR815 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 350 cm height (See method AIR715) AIR838 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 450 cm height (See method AIR738) AIR813 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 295 cm height (See method AIR713) AIR810 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 240 cm height (See method AIR710) AIR812 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 255 cm height (See method AIR712) AIR817 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 370 cm height (See method AIR717) AIR811 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 250 cm height (See method AIR711) AIR801 Mean, max and min daily (sunrise to sunrise) air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb at 100 cm height in small shelter and corrected. AIR816 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 365 cm height (See method AIR716) AIR806 Mean, max and min daily air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb at 300 cm height in small shelter on tree and corrected to standard rdg. AIR826 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 395 cm height (See method AIR726) AIR824 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 305 cm height (See method AIR724) AIR834 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 305 cm height (See method AIR734) AIR820 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 450 cm height (See method AIR720) AIR823 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 295 cm height (See method AIR723) AIR821 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 240 cm height (See method AIR721) AIR822 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 255 cm height (See method AIR722) AIR825 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 370 cm height (See method AIR725) AIR819 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 400 cm height (See method AIR719) AIR827 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 400 cm height (See method AIR727) AIR802 Mean, max and min daily air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb at 100 cm height in small shelter on tree and corrected to standard rdg. AIR809 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 200 cm height (See method AIR709) AIR808 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings.Thermocouple wire; PVC radiation shield; 395 cm height (See method AIR708) AIR836 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 395 cm height (See method AIR736) AIR828 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 450 cm height (See method AIR728) AIR833 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 295 cm height (See method AIR733) AIR831 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 240 cm height (See method AIR731) AIR832 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 255 cm height (See method AIR732) AIR835 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 370 cm height (See method AIR735) AIR837 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; PVC radiation shield; 400 cm height (See method AIR737) AIR805 Mean, max and min daily air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb at 240 cm height in small shelter on tree and corrected to standard rdg. AIR804 Mean, max and min daily air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb at 200 cm height in small shelter on tree and corrected to standard rdg. AIR803 Mean, max and min daily air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb at 160 cm height in small shelter on tree and corrected to standard rdg. AIR708 Air temperature is sampled by type T thermocouple soldered from thermocouple wire housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 395 cm height with a Campbell Scientific data logger; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR709 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 200 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR710 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 240 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR711 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 250 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR712 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 255 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR713 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 295 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR714 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 305 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR715 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 350 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR716 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 365 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR717 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 370 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR718 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 395 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR719 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 400 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR720 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 450 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR721 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 240 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR722 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 255 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR723 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 295 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR724 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 305 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR725 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 370 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR726 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 395 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR727 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 400 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR728 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 450 cm height; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes AIR731 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 240 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR732 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 255 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR733 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 295 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR734 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 305 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR735 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 370 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR736 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 395 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR737 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 400 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR738 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a locally designed PVC radiation shield at 450 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR839 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; Gill radiation shield; 200 cm height (See method AIR739) AIR840 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; Gill radiation shield; 240 cm height (See method AIR740) AIR841 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; Gill radiation shield; 350 cm height (See method AIR741) AIR842 Mean daily air temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; Gill radiation shield; 395 cm height (See method AIR742) AIR843 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; Gill radiation shield; 395 cm height (See method AIR743) AIR844 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; Gill radiation shield; 350 cm height (See method AIR744) AIR845 Mean daily air temperature is post-calculated from all instantaneous 15 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 15 minute readings. Onset HOBO V2; RS1 7-Gill radiation shield; 200 cm height (See method AIR745) AIR739 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a R.M. Young Gill radiation shield at 200 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR740 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a R.M. Young Gill radiation shield at 240 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR741 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a R.M. Young Gill radiation shield at 350 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR742 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a R.M. Young Gill radiation shield at 395 cm height; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes AIR743 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a R.M. Young Gill radiation shield at 395 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR744 Air temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor housed in a R.M. Young Gill radiation shield at 350 cm height; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes AIR745 Air temperature is sampled by an Onset HOBO Water Temp V2 housed in an RS1 7-gill radiation shield at 200 cm height attached to a boom extending out from a tree directly over the stream sensor; instantaneous temperature is output every 15 minutes HEIGHT Height of sensor from ground surface numeric(4,0) centimeters 1.000000 natural 150.0000 450.0000 QC_LEVEL Quality control flag indicates level of quality checking performed including an indication of "provisional" data. char(2) 1A Data is published and unlikely to change - automated range checking and manual review has been conducted. Quality is indicated in data value qualifier flags. 1D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 1A 1P Data is provisional and subject to revision - preliminary quality checks have been performed 2A Data is published and unlikely to change - Level 1A data has been modified such that data gaps may be filled or problem data may be removed 2D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 2A PROBE_CODE Probe number code indicates the measurement type, site, and sensor number (e.g., AIRGS101) char(8) WATGSL01 Stream temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 01 WATGSL02 Stream temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 02, maintained by USGS, legacy data 1950-1981 (missing 1955-1963) WATGSM01 Stream temperature at GSMACK, probe no. 01, downstream of flume in sampling pool WATGS001 Stream temperature at GSWS10, probe no. 01, upstream of flume WATGS101 Stream temperature at GSWS01, probe no. 01, downstream of flume WATGS201 Stream temperature at GSWS02, probe no. 01, downstream of flume in sampling pool WATGS301 Stream temperature at GSWS03, probe no. 01, downstream of flume WATGS601 Stream temperature at GSWS06, probe no. 01, upstream of flume WATGS701 Stream temperature at GSWS07, probe no. 01, downstream of flume WATGS801 Stream temperature at GSWS08, probe no. 01, open canopy, discontinued 2001 WATGS802 Stream temperature at GSWS08, probe no. 02, upstream of flume WATLMA01 Stream temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 01 located in Lookout Cr. above the confluence with Mack Cr. WATLMA02 Stream temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 02 located in Mack Cr. above the confluence with Lookout Cr. WATLMC01 Stream temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 01 located in Lookout Cr. above the confluence with McRae cr., discontinued 1996 WATLMC02 Stream temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 02 located in McRae Cr. above the confluence with Lookout Cr., discontinued 1996 WATTGR01 Stream temperature at TSGRAS, probe no. 01, discontinued 1987 WATTLO01 Stream temperature at TSLOOK, probe no. 01 WATTMA01 Stream temperature at TSMACK, probe no. 01, discontinued 1994 WATTMC01 Stream temperature at TSMCRA, probe no. 01, discontinued 2015 WATTQZ01 Stream temperature at TSQRTZ, probe no. 01, discontinued 1994 AIRGS001 Air temperature at GSWS10, probe no. 01 at height 400 cm AIRGS101 Air temperature at GSWS01, probe no. 01 at height 305 cm AIRGS201 Air temperature at GSWS02, probe no. 01 at height 450 cm AIRGS301 Air temperature at GSWS03, probe no. 01 at height 295 cm AIRGS601 Air temperature at GSWS06, probe no. 01 at height 240 cm AIRGS701 Air temperature at GSWS07, probe no. 01 at height 255 cm AIRGS801 Air temperature at GSWS08, probe no. 01 at height 370 cm AIRGSL01 Air temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 01 at height 395 cm AIRGSM01 Air temperature at GSMACK, probe no. 01 at height 350 cm AIRLMA01 Air temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 01 at height 350 cm, discontinued 2017 AIRLMC01 Air temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 01 at height 365 cm, discontinued 1996 AIRTGR01 Air temperature at TSGRAS, probe no. 01 at height 100 cm, discontinued 1987 AIRTLO01 Air temperature at TSLOOK, probe no. 01 at height 240 cm, discontinued 2017 AIRTMA01 Air temperature at TSMACK, probe no. 01 at height 200 cm, discontinued 1995 AIRTMC01 Air temperature at TSMCRA, probe no. 01 at height 200 cm, discontinued 2015 AIRTQZ01 Air temperature at TSQRTZ, probe no. 01 at height 100 cm, discontinued 1994 WATGSL03 Stream temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 03, established 2016 at the Lookout Creek gauging station WATTMA02 Stream temperature at TSMACK, probe no. 02, established 2016 upstream of the gauging station WATMCB01 Stream temperature at TSMCBR, probe no. 01, established 2017 near McRae Bridge WATCLD01 Stream temperature at TSCOLD, probe no. 01, established 2016 on Cold Creek WATLMC03 Stream temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 03, established 2017 on Lookout Creek above the Lookout-McRae confluence AIRTLO02 Air temperature at TSLOOK, probe no. 02 at height 200 cm, established 2017 at upper Lookout site AIRLMA02 Air temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 02 at height 200 cm, established 2017 over Mack Creek at the Lookout-Mack confluence site DATE_TIME Date and time (PST) of probe reading datetime YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss 1.000000 1994-12-06 16:00:00 2024-10-01 00:00:00 AIRTEMP_MEAN Mean air temperature over the last interval (e.g., 5 minutes) numeric(5,1) degrees Celsius 0.100000 real -19.7000 41.4000 AIRTEMP_MEAN_FLAG Mean air temperature flag char(1) A Accepted value has passed all QC tests applied as represented by the quality level B Sensor buried in snow; value is the snow temperature E Estimated value M Missing value Q Questionable value S Daily value based on 24 hour period defined from sunrise to sunrise P Fire effects are visible in the data EVENT_CODE Type of comment that exists independently for any event, disruption in protocol, or unusual conditions that occur at the given date or time and may have an effect on the data values char(6) CALIBR Associated with the inspection or replacement of sensors for calibration INSREM Sensor is installed or removed LOGGER Change in data logger, data logger program, or wiring MAINTE A maintenance event has occurred METHOD Change in data collection method NA No event is reported (not applicable) QUALTY Event may directly affect data quality WEATHR A weather event has occurred that may affect reading BURNED Burning, including cleared trees and brush or wildfire, around the meteorological station or within the watershed (code begins at event initiation) PRIMARY HT00411.DATE_TIME HT00411.PROBE_CODE NOTNULL HT00411.DATE_TIME HT00411.AIRTEMP_MEAN_FLAG HT00411.PROBE_CODE HT00411.DBCODE HT00411.SITECODE HT00411.ENTITY HT00411.HEIGHT HT00411.AIRTEMP_METHOD HT00411.QC_LEVEL HT00411.EVENT_CODE 11564850 HT00441 Stream temperature (daily) Includes legacy Lookout Creek USGS data 1950-1981 (1955-1963 missing) HT00441_v8.csv 12410983 03328393a8adf4c372f134388d3940be 1 \r\n column , " https://andlter.forestry.oregonstate.edu/data/register/dataaccess.aspx?docid=HT00441_v8.csv 1000-01-01 1000-01-01 DBCODE FSDB database code char(5) HT004 Study code HT004 ENTITY Entity number numeric(2,0) number 1.000000 natural 41.0000 41.0000 SITECODE Site code for the meteorological measurement station char(6) GSWS01 Andrews Watershed 1 Gaging Station GSWS02 Andrews Watershed 2 Gaging Station GSWS03 Andrews Watershed 3 Gaging Station GSWS06 Andrews Watershed 6 Gaging Station GSWS07 Andrews Watershed 7 Gaging Station GSWS08 Andrews Watershed 8 Gaging Station GSWS10 Andrews Watershed 10 Gaging Station GSMACK Andrews Mack Creek Gaging Station GSLOOK Andrews Lookout Creek Gaging Station TSGRAS Grasshopper Creek (S. Fork McKenzie) thermograph site TSLOOK Lookout Creek upper thermograph site TSMACK Mack Creek old-growth thermograph site TSMCRA McRae Creek upper thermograph site TSQRTZ Quartz Creek (Blue River tributary) thermograph site TSLOMA Lookout and Mack Creek confluence thermograph site TSLOMC Lookout and McRae Creek confluence thermograph site TSCOLD Cold Creek thermograph site TSMCBR McRae Bridge thermograph site WATERTEMP_METHOD An indication of the the general methodology and instrumentation used to collect this water temperature data char(6) WAT007 Stream temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor secured in the stream inside a colander-like metal pipe shade shelter; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes WAT006 Stream temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific data logger using type T thermocouple soldered from thermocouple wire placed in the stream inside a colander-like metal pipe shade shelter; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes WAT009 Stream temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific CS547A conductivity and temperature probe secured in the stream inside a colander-like metal pipe shade shelter; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes WAT008 Stream temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific CS547A conductivity and temperature probe secured in the stream inside a colander-like metal pipe shade shelter; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes WAT101 Max and min daily stream temperature is provided by the USGS National Water Information System WAT102 Daily stream temperature is not collected during this period WAT103 Mean, max and min daily (sunrise to sunrise) air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb placed in the stream with shade shelter WAT104 Mean, max and min daily air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb placed in the stream with shade shelter WAT105 Mean, max and min daily stream temperature is calculated by a Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Instrument is type T thermocouple soldered from thermocouple wire and placed in stream with shade shelter (Daily output only) WAT106 Mean daily stream temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings.Thermocouple wire; metal pipe shade shelter (See method WAT006) WAT107 Mean daily stream temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings.CS Model 107 thermistor; metal pipe shade shelter (See method WAT007) WAT108 Mean daily stream temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings.CS547A; metal pipe shade shelter (See method WAT008) WAT109 Mean daily stream temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS547A; metal pipe shade shelter (See method WAT009) WAT010 Stream temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor secured in the stream inside a colander-like metal pipe shade shelter; mean, min and max temperature is output every 5 minutes WAT011 Stream temperature is sampled by an Onset HOBO Water Temp V2 anchored to the streambed and placed in an aluminum or pvc housing to shelter and weight the sensor near stream bottom; instantaneous temperature is output every 15 minutes WAT110 Mean daily stream temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; metal pipe shade shelter (See method WAT010) WAT111 Mean daily stream temperature is post-calculated from all 15 minute instantaneous values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 15 minute readings. HOBO V2; aluminum or PVC housing (See method WAT011) QC_LEVEL Quality control flag indicates level of quality checking performed including an indication of "provisional" data. char(2) 1A Data is published and unlikely to change - automated range checking and manual review has been conducted. Quality is indicated in data value qualifier flags. 1D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 1A 1P Data is provisional and subject to revision - preliminary quality checks have been performed 2A Data is published and unlikely to change - Level 1A data has been modified such that data gaps may be filled or problem data may be removed 2D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 2A PROBE_CODE Probe number code indicates the measurement type, site, and sensor number (e.g., AIRGS101) char(8) WATGSL01 Stream temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 01 WATGSL02 Stream temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 02, maintained by USGS, legacy data 1950-1981 (missing 1955-1963) WATGSM01 Stream temperature at GSMACK, probe no. 01, downstream of flume in sampling pool WATGS001 Stream temperature at GSWS10, probe no. 01, upstream of flume WATGS101 Stream temperature at GSWS01, probe no. 01, downstream of flume WATGS201 Stream temperature at GSWS02, probe no. 01, downstream of flume in sampling pool WATGS301 Stream temperature at GSWS03, probe no. 01, downstream of flume WATGS601 Stream temperature at GSWS06, probe no. 01, upstream of flume WATGS701 Stream temperature at GSWS07, probe no. 01, downstream of flume WATGS801 Stream temperature at GSWS08, probe no. 01, open canopy, discontinued 2001 WATGS802 Stream temperature at GSWS08, probe no. 02, upstream of flume WATLMA01 Stream temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 01 located in Lookout Cr. above the confluence with Mack Cr. WATLMA02 Stream temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 02 located in Mack Cr. above the confluence with Lookout Cr. WATLMC01 Stream temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 01 located in Lookout Cr. above the confluence with McRae cr., discontinued 1996 WATLMC02 Stream temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 02 located in McRae Cr. above the confluence with Lookout Cr., discontinued 1996 WATTGR01 Stream temperature at TSGRAS, probe no. 01, discontinued 1987 WATTLO01 Stream temperature at TSLOOK, probe no. 01 WATTMA01 Stream temperature at TSMACK, probe no. 01, discontinued 1994 WATTMC01 Stream temperature at TSMCRA, probe no. 01, discontinued 2015 WATTQZ01 Stream temperature at TSQRTZ, probe no. 01, discontinued 1994 AIRGS001 Air temperature at GSWS10, probe no. 01 at height 400 cm AIRGS101 Air temperature at GSWS01, probe no. 01 at height 305 cm AIRGS201 Air temperature at GSWS02, probe no. 01 at height 450 cm AIRGS301 Air temperature at GSWS03, probe no. 01 at height 295 cm AIRGS601 Air temperature at GSWS06, probe no. 01 at height 240 cm AIRGS701 Air temperature at GSWS07, probe no. 01 at height 255 cm AIRGS801 Air temperature at GSWS08, probe no. 01 at height 370 cm AIRGSL01 Air temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 01 at height 395 cm AIRGSM01 Air temperature at GSMACK, probe no. 01 at height 350 cm AIRLMA01 Air temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 01 at height 350 cm, discontinued 2017 AIRLMC01 Air temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 01 at height 365 cm, discontinued 1996 AIRTGR01 Air temperature at TSGRAS, probe no. 01 at height 100 cm, discontinued 1987 AIRTLO01 Air temperature at TSLOOK, probe no. 01 at height 240 cm, discontinued 2017 AIRTMA01 Air temperature at TSMACK, probe no. 01 at height 200 cm, discontinued 1995 AIRTMC01 Air temperature at TSMCRA, probe no. 01 at height 200 cm, discontinued 2015 AIRTQZ01 Air temperature at TSQRTZ, probe no. 01 at height 100 cm, discontinued 1994 WATGSL03 Stream temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 03, established 2016 at the Lookout Creek gauging station WATTMA02 Stream temperature at TSMACK, probe no. 02, established 2016 upstream of the gauging station WATMCB01 Stream temperature at TSMCBR, probe no. 01, established 2017 near McRae Bridge WATCLD01 Stream temperature at TSCOLD, probe no. 01, established 2016 on Cold Creek WATLMC03 Stream temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 03, established 2017 on Lookout Creek above the Lookout-McRae confluence AIRTLO02 Air temperature at TSLOOK, probe no. 02 at height 200 cm, established 2017 at upper Lookout site AIRLMA02 Air temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 02 at height 200 cm, established 2017 over Mack Creek at the Lookout-Mack confluence site DATE Date datetime YYYY-MM-DD 1.000000 1949-10-01 00:00:00 2019-09-30 00:00:00 WATERTEMP_MEAN_DAY Mean water temperature for the day numeric(5,1) degrees Celsius 0.100000 real -1.8000 19.4000 WATERTEMP_MEAN_FLAG Mean water temperature flag char(1) A Accepted value has passed all QC tests applied as represented by the quality level B Sensor buried in sediment E Estimated value M Missing value S Daily value based on sunrise to sunrise (not midnight to midnight) Q Questionable value P Fire effects are visible in the data WATERTEMP_MAX_DAY Maximum water temperature for the day numeric(5,1) degrees Celsius 0.100000 real -1.8000 25.0000 WATERTEMP_MAX_FLAG Maximum water temperature flag char(1) A Accepted value has passed all QC tests applied as represented by the quality level B Sensor buried in sediment E Estimated value M Missing value S Daily value based on sunrise to sunrise (not midnight to midnight) Q Questionable value P Fire effects are visible in the data WATERTEMP_MAXTIME Time of day (HHMM) in Pacific Standard Time (PST) of maximum water temperature char(4) Time of day (HHMM) in Pacific Standard Time (PST) of maximum water temperature WATERTEMP_MIN_DAY Minimum water temperature for the day numeric(5,1) degrees Celsius 0.100000 real -1.8000 19.0000 WATERTEMP_MIN_FLAG Minimum water temperature flag char(1) A Accepted value has passed all QC tests applied as represented by the quality level B Sensor buried in sediment E Estimated value M Missing value S Daily value based on sunrise to sunrise (not midnight to midnight) Q Questionable value P Fire effects are visible in the data WATERTEMP_MINTIME Time of day (HHMM) in Pacific Standard Time (PST) of minimum water temperature char(4) Time of day (HHMM) in Pacific Standard Time (PST) of minimum water temperature EVENT_CODE Type of comment that exists independently for any event, disruption in protocol, or unusual conditions that occur at the given date or time and may have an effect on the data values char(6) CALIBR Associated with the inspection or replacement of sensors for calibration INSREM Sensor is installed or removed LOGGER Change in data logger, data logger program, or wiring MAINTE A maintenance event has occurred METHOD Change in data collection method NA No event is reported (not applicable) QUALTY Event may directly affect data quality WEATHR A weather event has occurred that may affect reading BURNED Burning, including cleared trees and brush or wildfire, around the meteorological station or within the watershed (code begins at event initiation) PRIMARY HT00441.DATE HT00441.PROBE_CODE NOTNULL HT00441.DATE HT00441.WATERTEMP_MEAN_FLAG HT00441.WATERTEMP_MAX_FLAG HT00441.WATERTEMP_MIN_FLAG HT00441.PROBE_CODE HT00441.DBCODE HT00441.SITECODE HT00441.ENTITY HT00441.QC_LEVEL HT00441.EVENT_CODE HT00441.WATERTEMP_METHOD 147320 HT00451 Stream temperature (fine temporal resolution) HT00451_v10.txt 936672945 ce24250c042c2388bb652a2dcf285d7e 1 \r\n column , " https://andrewsforest.oregonstate.edu/fsdbdata/cache/HT00451_v10.txt 1000-01-01 1000-01-01 DBCODE FSDB database code char(5) HT004 Study code HT004 ENTITY Entity number numeric(2,0) number 1.000000 natural 51.0000 51.0000 SITECODE Site code for the meteorological measurement station char(6) GSWS01 Andrews Watershed 1 Gaging Station GSWS02 Andrews Watershed 2 Gaging Station GSWS03 Andrews Watershed 3 Gaging Station GSWS06 Andrews Watershed 6 Gaging Station GSWS07 Andrews Watershed 7 Gaging Station GSWS08 Andrews Watershed 8 Gaging Station GSWS10 Andrews Watershed 10 Gaging Station GSMACK Andrews Mack Creek Gaging Station GSLOOK Andrews Lookout Creek Gaging Station TSGRAS Grasshopper Creek (S. Fork McKenzie) thermograph site TSLOOK Lookout Creek upper thermograph site TSMACK Mack Creek old-growth thermograph site TSMCRA McRae Creek upper thermograph site TSQRTZ Quartz Creek (Blue River tributary) thermograph site TSLOMA Lookout and Mack Creek confluence thermograph site TSLOMC Lookout and McRae Creek confluence thermograph site TSCOLD Cold Creek thermograph site TSMCBR McRae Bridge thermograph site WATERTEMP_METHOD An indication of the the general methodology and instrumentation used to collect this water temperature data char(6) WAT007 Stream temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor secured in the stream inside a colander-like metal pipe shade shelter; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes WAT006 Stream temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific data logger using type T thermocouple soldered from thermocouple wire placed in the stream inside a colander-like metal pipe shade shelter; mean temperature is output every 60 minutes WAT009 Stream temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific CS547A conductivity and temperature probe secured in the stream inside a colander-like metal pipe shade shelter; mean, min, max temperature is output every 5 minutes WAT008 Stream temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific CS547A conductivity and temperature probe secured in the stream inside a colander-like metal pipe shade shelter; mean temperature is output every 15 minutes WAT101 Max and min daily stream temperature is provided by the USGS National Water Information System WAT102 Daily stream temperature is not collected during this period WAT103 Mean, max and min daily (sunrise to sunrise) air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb placed in the stream with shade shelter WAT104 Mean, max and min daily air temperature is determined from digitizing circular Partlow charts. Temperature is recorded by a Dual Recording Thermometer Model RFHTT with mercury bulb placed in the stream with shade shelter WAT105 Mean, max and min daily stream temperature is calculated by a Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Instrument is type T thermocouple soldered from thermocouple wire and placed in stream with shade shelter (Daily output only) WAT106 Mean daily stream temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings.Thermocouple wire; metal pipe shade shelter (See method WAT006) WAT107 Mean daily stream temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings.CS Model 107 thermistor; metal pipe shade shelter (See method WAT007) WAT108 Mean daily stream temperature is calculated by the Campbell Scientific datalogger based on 10 second samples. Max-min values are based on instantaneous 10 second readings.CS547A; metal pipe shade shelter (See method WAT008) WAT109 Mean daily stream temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS547A; metal pipe shade shelter (See method WAT009) WAT010 Stream temperature is sampled by a Campbell Scientific model 107 thermistor secured in the stream inside a colander-like metal pipe shade shelter; mean, min and max temperature is output every 5 minutes WAT011 Stream temperature is sampled by an Onset HOBO Water Temp V2 anchored to the streambed and placed in an aluminum or pvc housing to shelter and weight the sensor near stream bottom; instantaneous temperature is output every 15 minutes WAT110 Mean daily stream temperature is post-calculated from all 5 minute values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 10 second readings. CS Model 107; metal pipe shade shelter (See method WAT010) WAT111 Mean daily stream temperature is post-calculated from all 15 minute instantaneous values, and max-min values are determined based on all instantaneous 15 minute readings. HOBO V2; aluminum or PVC housing (See method WAT011) QC_LEVEL Quality control flag indicates level of quality checking performed including an indication of "provisional" data. char(2) 1A Data is published and unlikely to change - automated range checking and manual review has been conducted. Quality is indicated in data value qualifier flags. 1D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 1A 1P Data is provisional and subject to revision - preliminary quality checks have been performed 2A Data is published and unlikely to change - Level 1A data has been modified such that data gaps may be filled or problem data may be removed 2D Data is published and unlikely to change - data is derived or aggregated from published data of level 2A PROBE_CODE Probe number code indicates the measurement type, site, and sensor number (e.g., AIRGS101) char(8) WATGSL01 Stream temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 01 WATGSL02 Stream temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 02, maintained by USGS, legacy data 1950-1981 (missing 1955-1963) WATGSM01 Stream temperature at GSMACK, probe no. 01, downstream of flume in sampling pool WATGS001 Stream temperature at GSWS10, probe no. 01, upstream of flume WATGS101 Stream temperature at GSWS01, probe no. 01, downstream of flume WATGS201 Stream temperature at GSWS02, probe no. 01, downstream of flume in sampling pool WATGS301 Stream temperature at GSWS03, probe no. 01, downstream of flume WATGS601 Stream temperature at GSWS06, probe no. 01, upstream of flume WATGS701 Stream temperature at GSWS07, probe no. 01, downstream of flume WATGS801 Stream temperature at GSWS08, probe no. 01, open canopy, discontinued 2001 WATGS802 Stream temperature at GSWS08, probe no. 02, upstream of flume WATLMA01 Stream temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 01 located in Lookout Cr. above the confluence with Mack Cr. WATLMA02 Stream temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 02 located in Mack Cr. above the confluence with Lookout Cr. WATLMC01 Stream temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 01 located in Lookout Cr. above the confluence with McRae cr., discontinued 1996 WATLMC02 Stream temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 02 located in McRae Cr. above the confluence with Lookout Cr., discontinued 1996 WATTGR01 Stream temperature at TSGRAS, probe no. 01, discontinued 1987 WATTLO01 Stream temperature at TSLOOK, probe no. 01 WATTMA01 Stream temperature at TSMACK, probe no. 01, discontinued 1994 WATTMC01 Stream temperature at TSMCRA, probe no. 01, discontinued 2015 WATTQZ01 Stream temperature at TSQRTZ, probe no. 01, discontinued 1994 AIRGS001 Air temperature at GSWS10, probe no. 01 at height 400 cm AIRGS101 Air temperature at GSWS01, probe no. 01 at height 305 cm AIRGS201 Air temperature at GSWS02, probe no. 01 at height 450 cm AIRGS301 Air temperature at GSWS03, probe no. 01 at height 295 cm AIRGS601 Air temperature at GSWS06, probe no. 01 at height 240 cm AIRGS701 Air temperature at GSWS07, probe no. 01 at height 255 cm AIRGS801 Air temperature at GSWS08, probe no. 01 at height 370 cm AIRGSL01 Air temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 01 at height 395 cm AIRGSM01 Air temperature at GSMACK, probe no. 01 at height 350 cm AIRLMA01 Air temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 01 at height 350 cm, discontinued 2017 AIRLMC01 Air temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 01 at height 365 cm, discontinued 1996 AIRTGR01 Air temperature at TSGRAS, probe no. 01 at height 100 cm, discontinued 1987 AIRTLO01 Air temperature at TSLOOK, probe no. 01 at height 240 cm, discontinued 2017 AIRTMA01 Air temperature at TSMACK, probe no. 01 at height 200 cm, discontinued 1995 AIRTMC01 Air temperature at TSMCRA, probe no. 01 at height 200 cm, discontinued 2015 AIRTQZ01 Air temperature at TSQRTZ, probe no. 01 at height 100 cm, discontinued 1994 WATGSL03 Stream temperature at GSLOOK, probe no. 03, established 2016 at the Lookout Creek gauging station WATTMA02 Stream temperature at TSMACK, probe no. 02, established 2016 upstream of the gauging station WATMCB01 Stream temperature at TSMCBR, probe no. 01, established 2017 near McRae Bridge WATCLD01 Stream temperature at TSCOLD, probe no. 01, established 2016 on Cold Creek WATLMC03 Stream temperature at TSLOMC, probe no. 03, established 2017 on Lookout Creek above the Lookout-McRae confluence AIRTLO02 Air temperature at TSLOOK, probe no. 02 at height 200 cm, established 2017 at upper Lookout site AIRLMA02 Air temperature at TSLOMA, probe no. 02 at height 200 cm, established 2017 over Mack Creek at the Lookout-Mack confluence site DATE_TIME Date and time (PST) of probe reading datetime YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss 1.000000 1994-12-06 16:00:00 2024-10-01 00:00:00 WATERTEMP_MEAN Mean water temperature over the last interval (e.g., 5 minutes) numeric(5,1) degrees Celsius 0.100000 real -2.2000 29.5000 WATERTEMP_MEAN_FLAG Mean water temperature flag char(1) A Accepted value has passed all QC tests applied as represented by the quality level B Sensor buried in sediment E Estimated value M Missing value S Daily value based on sunrise to sunrise (not midnight to midnight) Q Questionable value P Fire effects are visible in the data EVENT_CODE Type of comment that exists independently for any event, disruption in protocol, or unusual conditions that occur at the given date or time and may have an effect on the data values char(6) CALIBR Associated with the inspection or replacement of sensors for calibration INSREM Sensor is installed or removed LOGGER Change in data logger, data logger program, or wiring MAINTE A maintenance event has occurred METHOD Change in data collection method NA No event is reported (not applicable) QUALTY Event may directly affect data quality WEATHR A weather event has occurred that may affect reading BURNED Burning, including cleared trees and brush or wildfire, around the meteorological station or within the watershed (code begins at event initiation) PRIMARY HT00451.DATE_TIME HT00451.PROBE_CODE NOTNULL HT00451.DATE_TIME HT00451.WATERTEMP_MEAN_FLAG HT00451.PROBE_CODE HT00451.DBCODE HT00451.SITECODE HT00451.ENTITY HT00451.QC_LEVEL HT00451.EVENT_CODE HT00451.WATERTEMP_METHOD 12776656 centimeters; .01 meters dimensionless number, i.e., ratio, count Degrees Celsius; a common unit of temperature; constantToSI=273.18