TN & TP in influent and effluent from bioretention systems at GIRF

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Pratibha Sapkota
Owners: iUTAH Data ManagerPratibha SapkotaChristine Pomeroy
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Abstract

This dataset contains Total Nitrogen and Total Phosphorous in influent and effluent water samples from GIRF bioretention. Synthetic storms were run in each bioretention (Houdeshel et al.,2013) which represents storms in Salt Lake City. When synthetic storms were run in bioretention every month, water effluent from the bioretention passed through tipping buckets and autosamplers. Composite water samples from autosampler were collected using 10mL vials, and water samples were analyzed in the laboratory for TP, and TN using Astoria Pacific Autoanalyzer. “in” in dataset represents synthetic storm coming from synthetic storm tank to bioretention and “out” represents effluent coming out of each bioretention cell.

Details on GIRF bioretention and schematic is attached.

Houdeshel, C. Dasch, Christine A. Pomeroy, and Kevin R. Hultine. 2012. “Bioretention Design for Xeric Climates Based on Ecological Principles 1.” JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association 48(6)

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Start Date: 11/01/2014
End Date: 05/31/2015

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This resource was created using funding from the following sources:
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National Science Foundation iUTAH-innovative Urban Transitions and Aridregion Hydro-sustainability 1208732

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Sapkota, P. (2018). TN & TP in influent and effluent from bioretention systems at GIRF, HydroShare, http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/4fbb189bfa10460e9b11d024cb883496

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