Soltis Center Data Network: TSH02 Hydrology Station
The Soltis Center relies on natural springs for its water supply. Springs are locations where groundwater
intersects land surface. Springs in this setting are very dependent on rainfall recharge to groundwater. How much rain does it
take to recharge groundwater? What role does the forest vegetation play? If surface soils are drying, is groundwater being
recharged?
The below leaf wetness measurements are made with a Campbell Scientific LWS sensor
installed at a 1-meter elevation. The relative humidity measurements are made with a Campbell Scientific HygroVUE10
probe that is installed in a RAD10E METSPEC 10-Plate Solar Radiation Shield. The soil water measurements
at 10- and 35-cm depths are measured by two Campbell Scientific CS650 30-cm long soil moisture and temperature probes.
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Please contact one of the following individuals for additional information about the project, or to report any data outages.
This site is also used for research purposes and may be have temporary outages due to station changes.