Physical & Chemical Parameters from Lakes in Northern Lower Michigan for RANN Campaign: 1972-1975 | mfield

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Physical & Chemical Parameters from Lakes in Northern Lower Michigan for RANN Campaign: 1972-1975

water chemistry

Abstract:

Research Applied to National Needs (RANN) was an National Science Foundation (NSF) program in the 1970s. The RANN program at UMBS was run by Dr. John E Gannon.

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RANN Lakes Data all sites all yearscsv
physical and chemical characteristics of lakes in Northern Michigan

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Rann Lakes, northern lower pennisula of Michigan

Field	Value
Publisher	University of Michigan Biological Station
Modified	2023-03-15
Release Date	2023-03-09
Frequency	Quarterly
Spatial / Geographical Coverage Area	POLYGON ((-85.410912036896 45.156954756439, -85.410912036896 45.838621721671, -83.733265399933 45.838621721671, -83.733265399933 45.156954756439))
Temporal Coverage	Friday, September 1, 1972 - 00:00 to Wednesday, December 31, 1975 - 00:00
Author	John E Gannon, Bob Vande Kopple, Jason Tallant, Aaron O'Hagan
Contact Name	UMBS Data Manager
Contact Email	[email protected]
Status	Complete (archive)
Public Access Level	Public


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Tuesday, March 7, 2023