Data.gov Program Management Office

Data.gov Program Management Office

created Feb 18, 2011

updated May 11, 2011

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Description

The Bureau of Reclamation operates a network of automated hydrologic and meteorologic monitoring stations (Hydromet) located throughout the Great Plains Region. The Hydromet network collects remote field data and transmits it via satellite to provide real-time water management capability. Hydromet data is then integrated with other sources of information to provide streamflow forecasting and current runoff conditions for river and reservoir operations. This dataset includes the geographical locations of the sampling stations and associated parameters for data collection in each state within the Great Plains Region.

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Hydrology, reservoir, streamflow, water resource management
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Data Provided By
US Bureau of Reclamation
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Dataset Summary
Agency
Department of the Interior
Sub-Agency
US Bureau of Reclamation
Date Released
11/01/94
Date Updated
Date changes currently (near real-time data collection)
Time Period
1890 to present
Frequency
one-time
High Value Dataset
N
Suggested by Public
N
Dataset Information
Data.gov Data Category Type
Raw Data Catalog
Specialized Data Category Designation
Research
Unique ID
956
Extended Type
Raw Data
Dataset Coverage
Unit of Analysis
station location
Granularity
longitude/latitude pair
Geographic Coverage
Colorado,Kansas,Montana,Nebraska,North Dakota,Oklahoma,South Dakota,Texas,Wyoming
Data Description
Collection Mode
computer, person/paper, person/computer, web
Data Collection Instrument
Information not included.? Equipment is standard
Data Dictionary
http://www.usbr.gov/gp/hydromet/station_list_by_state.cfm
Additional Dataset Documentation
Technical Documentation
http://www.usbr.gov/gp/hydromet/index.cfm
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None
Data Quality
Data Quality Certification
Yes
Privacy and Confidentiality
Yes
Applicable Information Quality Guideline Designation
Bureau of Reclamation
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Data.gov Program Management Office

Data.gov Program Management Office

created Feb 18, 2011

updated May 11, 2011

Description

The Bureau of Reclamation operates a network of automated hydrologic and meteorologic monitoring stations (Hydromet) located throughout the Great Plains Region. The Hydromet network collects remote field data and transmits it via satellite to provide real-time water management capability. Hydromet data is then integrated with other sources of information to provide streamflow forecasting and current runoff conditions for river and reservoir operations. This dataset includes the geographical locations of the sampling stations and associated parameters for data collection in each state within the Great Plains Region.

Activity
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0.0
Your Rating
Raters
0
Visits
1297
Downloads
1309
Comments
0
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0
Meta
Category
Natural Resources
Permissions
Public
Tags
Hydrology, reservoir, streamflow, water resource management
Licensing and Attribution
Data Provided By
US Bureau of Reclamation
Source Link
(none)
Dataset Summary
Agency
Department of the Interior
Sub-Agency
US Bureau of Reclamation
Date Released
11/01/94
Date Updated
Date changes currently (near real-time data collection)
Time Period
1890 to present
Frequency
one-time
High Value Dataset
N
Suggested by Public
N
Dataset Information
Data.gov Data Category Type
Raw Data Catalog
Specialized Data Category Designation
Research
Unique ID
956
Extended Type
Raw Data
Dataset Coverage
Unit of Analysis
station location
Granularity
longitude/latitude pair
Geographic Coverage
Colorado,Kansas,Montana,Nebraska,North Dakota,Oklahoma,South Dakota,Texas,Wyoming
Data Description
Collection Mode
computer, person/paper, person/computer, web
Data Collection Instrument
Information not included.? Equipment is standard
Data Dictionary
http://www.usbr.gov/gp/hydromet/station_list_by_state.cfm
Additional Dataset Documentation
Technical Documentation
http://www.usbr.gov/gp/hydromet/index.cfm
Additional Metadata
None
Data Quality
Data Quality Certification
Yes
Privacy and Confidentiality
Yes
Applicable Information Quality Guideline Designation
Bureau of Reclamation

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