Hydrological Sampling Sample Clauses

Hydrological Sampling. Hydrological xxxxx were drilled adjacent to each vegetation plot. Each well has an "effective" minimum of 1m deep. Each well was drilled using a standard well drilling rig with a 6 inch (15.24 cm) bit, and cleaned of rubble using the blow-out method - where compressed air is forced down the bottom of each well as drilling proceeds. Each well is then lined with 2 inch (5cm) PVC pipe which is surrounded by pea gravel and capped at ground level with concrete. The top of each well pipe is surveyed to + 0.3 cm NGVD29. Water levels are measured manually every two weeks using an engineers tape measure. A continuous water level recorder was placed in an additional well located near the center of the site. This well was drilled using the same drilling rig and clean-out method but used an 18 inch (45.7 cm) drilling bit. The finished well is 12 inch (30.5 cm) wide, has an "effective" minimum depth of 6m, and is lined and finished in the same manner as the other xxxxx. Mean water level is automatically recorded to NGVD29 every hour using a potentiometric data logger. Substrate Nutrient Sampling Twenty substrate samples (approximately one per 1.25 hectares) were systematically taken, using a grid pattern covering the entire site, before substrate removal. Twenty additional samples were taken 2 years after the initial mitigation. The analysis parameters include: pH, conductivity, ammoniacal nitrogen (ug/g - NH4), nitrate nitrogen (ug/g - NO3), total nitrogen (mg/g - Kjeldahl N), total phosphorus (ug/g - Total PO4), chlorides (ug/g - Cl), total organic matter (%XXX), Aluminum (%Al), Iron (%Fe), Potassium (%K), Magnesium (%Mg), Copper (ppm Cu), Manganese (ppm Mn), and Zinc (ppm Zn).
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Hydrological Sampling. Continuous water level recorders shall be placed in within each project area. This finished xxxxx are to be 18 inches (30.5 cm) wide, have an "effective" minimum depth of 6m. Mean water level shall be automatically recorded to NGVD29 every minute and averaged on the hour using a potentiometric data logger.
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