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THE RIVER WATER PROTOCOLS

The River Water Protocols provide a complete description of how to collect water samples and analysis them. Two procedures are described:

    1) measuring the conductivity of the water to determine the total dissolved load; and
    2) the determination of the total suspended sediment load.

Download the River Water Quality Protocols.

Download a PowerPoint presentation about glacier river water quality and protocols.

 

THE RIVER WATER DATA

McKINLEY VILLAGE ON NENANA RIVER
Site description
Data Summary 2008
Data Summary 2009
Data Summary 2010
Data Summary 2011

CONFLUENCE OF RILEY CREEK AND NENANA RIVER
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Data Summary 2009
Data Summary 2010
Data Summary 2011

THE BRIDGE AT "GLITTER GULCH", NENANA RIVER
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Data Summary 2010

NENANA RIVER, Upstream of Riley Creek
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Data Summary 2010

NENANA RIVER, Downstream of Riley Creek
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Data Summary 2010
Data Summary 2011

RILEY CREEK, Upstream
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Data Summary 2010
Data Summary 2011

YANERT FORK
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Data Summary 2010
Data Summary 2011

Read about the selection of the 2009 sampling sites and see a satellite image showing their location here.

Read about the selection of the 2010 sampling sites and see a satellite image showing their location here.

CHECK IT OUT!

Learn about Sam's science fair project on his Nenana River water samples (2011), here.

Learn about Sam's science fair project on his Nenana River water samples (2010), here.

See Sam's pictures of his flight over the Yanert Glacier, a source of water for the Nenana River (Spring, 2010) here.

See pictures of Sam taking water samplings from the Nenana River here.

See pictures of Sam sharing his research with other participants in the Denali Discover Camp here.

Learn about Sam's science fair project on his Nenana River water samples (2009), here.

Learn about a 2009 water quality project done by Shelby, a Beaver, AK student, here.

 
 
 
 
 
 
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