Assessing Water Quality Trends And Suspended Sediment Surrogates Above And Below Reservoirs Using High-Frequency Sensors In New Mexico And Southern Colorado

• Country: USA
• Summary: Assessing Water Quality Trends And Suspended Sediment Surrogates Above And Below Reservoirs Using High-Frequency Sensors In New Mexico And Southern Colorado
• UST Ref No: 121672430
• Deadline: 11 Aug 2025
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: USD 950000
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: W81EWF-25-SOI-0014
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• Description:
• The Vendor And Spa Will Maintain Eleven (11) Real-Time, Long-Term, And High-Frequency Water Quality Monitoring Stations Above And Below Spa-Managed Reservoirs (Table 1) To Achieve Objective 1. At Each Station, Five Water Quality Parameters (I.E., Temperature, Conductivity, Dissolved Oxygen, Ph And Turbidity) Will Be Collected Using Multi-Parameter Sensors (Ysi Sonde). Sensor Maintenance Will Occur At 4-6-Week Intervals Following Current Usgs Operating Procedures (Wagner Et Al. 2006). All Time-Series Records Collected Will Be Analyzed And Approved Following Usgs Procedures (Wagner Et Al. 2006) Using Aquarius Time-Series (Aquatic Informatics, Vancouver, Canada) Which The Vender Will Purchase And Maintain, Providing Spa With Remote Access. The Vendor And Spa Will Maintain Real-Time Data Acquisition And Photovoltaic Power Systems (Where Installed) At Each Site. The Vendor Will Maintain The Communication And Retrieval Between All Deployed Sensors, Dataloggers, Computers, And Servers Where Data Will Be Stored. Continuous Water Quality Datasets Will Be Made Publicly Available Through Cuahsi Hydroshare, A Collaborative Platform For Sharing Hydrologic Data, Models, And Code (Objective 1). It Supports Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, And Reusability (Fair) Data Principles. Each Dataset Will Include Comprehensive Metadata And Documentation, Detailing The Source, Collection Methods, And Any Processing Steps.Findings From This Project Should Demonstrate The Importance Of Cont...
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