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ME_DSE090 Sherbrooke Creek, just before enters Clematis Creek, Sherbrooke
28 August 2008
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Overview
| Catchment | Dandenong |
|---|---|
| Site | Sherbrooke Creek, just before enters Clematis Creek, Sherbrooke ME_DSE090 |
| Date and Time | Thursday 28th August 2008 09:00am |
| Approved | Approved |
Physical Chemical Tests
| Ammon-Nit mg/L NH3-N | D.O mg/L | EC µS/cm | FrP mg/L P | Nitrate-Nit mg/L N | pH pH Units | rP mg/L P | Air ° C | Water ° C | Turb NTU | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sample | 8.5 |
| Weather | not specified |
|---|---|
| Last rainfall | More than a week ago |
| Flow estimate | Normal base flow |
| Water Appearance | |
| Stream depth | 6.00 |
| Stream width | |
| Hazards | |
| Litter/Pollutants |
55 mm rain fell over 2 weeks ago. Time not specified so 9am added in. Comments from Don: Since the last report 2 weeks ago , we`ve had some 55mm rain in/near the headwaters of these creeks . I`ve an idea that the figures might be a bit misleading because the base level at the? markers is probably changing due to silt etc . It seems to me that there is more water flowing but it`s spreading out laterally . Is there some simple way to use a weir to measure flow rather than level ? I reckon that would be more meaningful , but it really depends on what you`re trying to achieve I guess
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