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Physical and biogeochemical observations from Red Pond, New York, USA: 2021-2025

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Created:	Apr 23, 2026 at 2:27 p.m. (UTC)
Last updated:	May 07, 2026 at 7:24 p.m. (UTC)
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Abstract

This resource contains physical and biogeochemical observations from Red Pond, a closed-basin, meromictic kettle lake located in western New York State, USA. These data were collected to gain a comprehensive understanding of the modern lake system to support numerical model calibration and interpretation of paleoclimate data from lake sediments. The lake surface area is approximately 1-hectare, and the 10-hectare catchment is forested and steeply sloping. The maximum depth is 18 meters. Profiles of water temperature, stable isotopes of oxygen and hydrogen, turbidity, chlorophyll, specific conductivity, and dissolved oxygen were collected from September 2021 through November 2025. A thermistor string also monitored water temperature at distinct depths during this period. Red Pond experiences ice cover during winter, and this resource has observations of ice cover thickness. Additional datasets included are air temperature and relative humidity observations from a weather station on the shore of the lake. This resource is divided into both raw and post-processed datasets, along with the R and Python code to do that processing and create figures. These datasets might be useful for regional limnology studies, model calibration, or future paleoclimate reconstructions.

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Spatial

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WGS 84 EPSG:4326

Coordinate Units:

Decimal degrees

Place/Area Name:

Red Pond

Longitude

-78.9128°

Latitude

42.1333°

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Acknowledgements

Many people have contributed to the collection of this dataset. Fieldwork: Thanks to Diana Aga, Haben Berhe, Niyat Berhe, the Briner boys, Eriyon Cowles, Owen Cowling, Andrew Cuzzacrea, Katie Eaman, Emily Earl, Fiona Ellsworth, Michaela Fendrock, Harleena Franklin, Sean Grasing, Devon Gorbey, Brandon Graham, Hannah Holtzman, Leone Jacobson, Corey Krabbenhoft, Trevor Krabbenhoft, Nancy Leon, Kurt Lindberg, Hayley Martinez, Grace Maxson, Nicholas Ohnmeiss, Travis Parsons, Karlee Prince, Justus Rodriguez, Abigail Stressinger, George Thomas, Joe Tulenko, Caleb Walcott, and Liza Wilson for help collecting field observations. Labwork: Thanks to Haben Berhe, Eriyon Cowles, Owen Cowling, Andrew Cuzzacrea, Nancy Leon, Nicholas Ohnmeiss, and Katie Patchett for help in the lab. Field access and support: Special thanks to Bob, Joan, Bob Jr., Jamie, Kathy, and Greg Gebhard, Tom Bohall for access to Red Pond and logistical support in the field.

Related Resources

This resource is referenced by	Topness, R. G., Thomas, E. K., Fendrock, M., Otiniano, G. A., (in prep) Calibration guidelines and a runoff-isotope module for proxy system modeling of lake sediment archives (PRYSM v2.0), Geoscientific Model Development.
The content of this resource is similar to	Topness, R. (2026). Physical and biogeochemical observations from Bear Lake, New York, USA: 2024-2026, HydroShare, http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/672bb9941600460382dff2ca87319480

Credits

Funding Agencies

This resource was created using funding from the following sources:

Agency Name	Award Title	Award Number
U.S. National Science Foundation	None	AGS-2044616
Geological Society of America	Graduate Student Research Grant	None
Geological Society of America	Continental Scientific Drilling Division Research Grant	None

How to Cite

Topness, R., K., T. E. (2026). Physical and biogeochemical observations from Red Pond, New York, USA: 2021-2025, HydroShare, http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/825c12377f0c4bad81af98b5947d87aa

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