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Data last updated December 6, 2023
Metadata last updated January 24, 2024
Created March 24, 2022
Format CSV
License CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0
Data collection infoReadings are taken weekly, typically on Fridays, from a staff gauge affixed to a wharf piling.
Data processingThe Water Hub has performed a preliminary QA/QC protocol on this data (see Water Hub QA/QC column for notes) but the individual user must still confirm the accuracy of the data and whether it will be appropriate for their purpose.
Data typenon-lab
Datastore activeTrue
Datastore statusready
Has viewsTrue
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Load statusTable was successfully loaded: 422 rows
Mimetypetext/csv
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Parameter[{'accuracy': 'N/A', 'calibration': 'Staff gauge was calibrated against a provincial survey benchmark located near Silverton, using the distance to water at each site at a given time to determine the elevation of the staff gauge. ', 'instrument_manufacturer': 'N/A', 'instrument_model': 'N/A', 'instrument_type': 'Staff Gauge', 'notes_method': 'Measurements are taken weekly, typically on Friday mornings', 'parameter': 'water_level', 'parameter_unit': 'metres above sea level', 'range': 'N/A', 'resolution': 'N/A', 'serial_number': 'N/A', 'time_zone': 'PT'}]
Resource citationvon Krogh, H. (2022). Water Level (2015-12-25 to 2022-12-29) Slocan Lake [Resource]. Columbia Basin Water Hub.
Resource data disclaimerNo warranty or guarantee exists that the information is accurate, complete, current, or suitable for any purpose. The individual user must confirm the accuracy of the data and whether it will be appropriate for their purpose. The elevation for the staff gauge has not been confirmed by a formal survey.
Resource locationBoat launch in New Denver, on Slocan Lake
Site[{'datum': 'Not specified', 'elevation': 541, 'latitude': 49.98458, 'longitude': -117.37739, 'site_id': 'slocan_newdenver', 'site_name': 'New Denver Boat Launch', 'waterbody': 'Slocan Lake', 'waterbody_type': 'lake'}]
Size42.2 KiB
Stateactive
Url typeupload
Waterhub gradeCommunity Research Grade
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Citation (Required) von Krogh, H. (2022). Water Level (2015-12-25 to 2022-12-29) Slocan Lake [Resource]. Columbia Basin Water Hub.
Resource Location Boat launch in New Denver, on Slocan Lake
Data Collection Information Readings are taken weekly, typically on Fridays, from a staff gauge affixed to a wharf piling.
Data Processing The Water Hub has performed a preliminary QA/QC protocol on this data (see Water Hub QA/QC column for notes) but the individual user must still confirm the accuracy of the data and whether it will be appropriate for their purpose.
Data Disclaimer No warranty or guarantee exists that the information is accurate, complete, current, or suitable for any purpose. The individual user must confirm the accuracy of the data and whether it will be appropriate for their purpose. The elevation for the staff gauge has not been confirmed by a formal survey.
Water Hub Data Grade Community Research Grade
Date of Most Recent Water Hub QA/QC
Loading Status Table was successfully loaded: 422 rows
Datastore Status ready
Data type General

Data Dictionary

Column Type Label Description BODC ID
date_time timestamp
site_id text
latitude float8
longitude float8
notes float8
water_level float8
water_level_units text
water_hub_qa_qc text

Site

slocan_newdenver
Field Value
Site ID slocan_newdenver
Site Name New Denver Boat Launch
Waterbody Type Lake
Waterbody Slocan Lake
Site Latitude 49.98458
Site Longitude -117.37739
Location Coordinate System Not specified
Site Elevation (masl) 541

Parameter

water_level
Field Value
Parameter water_level
Time Zone PT
Unit of Measurement metres above sea level
Instrument Type Staff Gauge
Instrument Manufacturer N/A
Instrument Model N/A
Serial Number N/A
Instrument Accuracy N/A
Range N/A
Resolution N/A
Calibration Notes Staff gauge was calibrated against a provincial survey benchmark located near Silverton, using the distance to water at each site at a given time to determine the elevation of the staff gauge.
Notes on Method Measurements are taken weekly, typically on Friday mornings