Data from: Mixing and carbon processing in two natural ponds
Data files
Nov 24, 2025 version files 1.93 MB
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1_TemperatureSensorData.xlsx
1.83 MB
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2_Sonde_Nutrients_Chla.xlsx
54.91 KB
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3_SedimentData.xlsx
22.90 KB
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4_GreenhouseGasData.xlsx
20.14 KB
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README.md
1.42 KB
Abstract
Ponds play an important role in global carbon (C) cycling due to high, but variable, C burial rates and emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4) to the atmosphere. Here, we sampled two ponds of similar size, but with contrasting stratification and dominant types of primary producers. We quantified organic C (OC) burial rates and CO2 and CH4 concentrations and fluxes. The dataset includes data on thermal mixing, water chemistry, carbon burial, CO2 and CH4 concentrations, and ebullitive CH4 fluxes.
This readme.txt file was generated on 08-31-2024 by Meredith Holgerson
GENERAL INFORMATION
- Dataset Title: Mixing and Carbon Processing in Two Natural Ponds
- Author Information
Principal Investigator Contact Information
Name: Meredith Holgerson
Institution: Cornell University
Email: meredith.holgerson@cornell.edu - Field data collection occurred in 2021 and 2022
DATA & FILE OVERVIEW
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File List:
(1) 1_TemperatureSensorData.xlsx: Temperature sensor data with three tabs, one for each pond and a ReadMe
(2) 2_Sonde_Nutrients_Chla.xlsx: Sonde, nutrients, and chlorophyll data, each with their own tab, and a ReadMe
(3) 3_SedimentData.xlsx: Sediment data with three tabs, including loss-on-ignition for each pond (2 tabs), carbon burial for both ponds together (1 tab), and a ReadMe
(4) 4_GreenhouseGasData.xlsx: Greenhouse gas data with four tabs, one each for water GHG concentrations, air GHG concentrations, ebullitive fluxes, and a ReadMe
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Relationship between files: All files were used in analysis
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"NA" in cells refer to data that are not available
METHODOLOGICAL INFORMATION
- Description of methods used for data compilation: Please see associated manuscript
- Methods for processing the data: Please see associated manuscript
DATA-SPECIFIC INFORMATION:
Please see the "README" files in each of the Excel documents
See the associated manuscript in Limnology & Oceanography
