MFE database: Data from ecosystem ecology research by Jones, Solomon, and collaborators on the ecology and biogeochemistry of lakes and lake organisms in the Upper Midwest, USA
Version 6 2022-07-01, 18:00Version 6 2022-07-01, 18:00
Version 5 2021-06-28, 20:07Version 5 2021-06-28, 20:07
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Version 3 2020-10-13, 16:31Version 3 2020-10-13, 16:31
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Version 1 2018-12-13, 14:25Version 1 2018-12-13, 14:25
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posted on 2022-07-01, 18:00authored byChris SolomonChris Solomon, Stuart Jones, Brian C. Weidel, Brittni Bertolet, Chelsea Bishop, Jim Coloso, Nicola Craig, Colin Dassow, Shuntaro Koizumi, Carly Olson, Alex RossAlex Ross, Christopher BeltzChristopher Beltz, Katharine Saunders, Will West, Jacob Ziegler, Jacob Zwart, Patrick Kelly, Ashley Trudeau
This database includes a wide variety of data from research by Stuart
Jones, Chris Solomon, and colleagues on the MFE project beginning around
2010. The research focuses on lake ecosystems in the north-central
United States, particularly at and near the UNDERC field station in
northern Wisconsin and the upper peninsula of Michigan but also in
Indiana and some other locations. Data are available from observational
studies, lab experiments, and whole-lake experiments on hydrology;
physical and chemical limnology; various components of the food web
including phytoplankton, zooplankton, zoobenthos, and fish; and other
quantities. Additional datasets in this collection include
high-frequency sensor measurements of lake temeperature profiles,
dissolved oxygen concentrations, nearby meteorological conditions, and
derived estimates of ecosystem metabolism.
The complete database is available for download as a SQLite
database file. The database structure is described in more detail in README.docx. We would appreciate you contacting us if you plan to make
use of any of these data in presentations or publications. You can
email Dr. Stuart Jones at sjones20@nd.edu or Dr. Chris Solomon at solomonc@caryinstitute.org to let us know what you are up to and if you
are interested in collaborating.