Kemmerer Bottle deployment in the Great Salt Lake, Utah
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Poster:
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Wayne Wurtsbaugh
(see this users gallery)
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1472
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Date:
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Sep 21, 2008
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49.7k, 214.6k
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Dimensions:
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466 x 640
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Description:
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A student from the College of Natural Resources at Utah State University deploys a Kemmerer water sampling bottle to study the chemistry of the Great Salt Lake. The deeper part of the lake has a deep-brine layer (i.e. monimolimnion). Like other water samplers, the Kemmerer can be lowered to depth in an open position and then a messenger is sent down the line to trip a mechanism that closes the caps on both ends. When brought to the surface the water from that depth can be analyzed for nutrients, metals, phytoplankton, bacteria and other parameters.
Photo: September 2008
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Keywords:
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saline lake stratification sampling water quality limnology undergraduate Utah State University
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