数据挖掘_Dataset_on_Washington_Stream_Temperatures(华盛顿河流温度数据).pdfVIP

Dataset on Washington Stream Temperatures(华盛顿 河流温度数据) 数据摘要： Stream temperature is an important ecological variable for a variety of riverine organisms. Some salmon and trout, for example, are very sensitive to water temperature at certain life stages, particularly as fertilized eggs and fry. In the Pacific Northwest, salmonids require rather cold water during the developmental stage to maximize survivability. Water temperature affects the amount of dissolved oxygen and the microorganisms upon which the fry and fingerlings feed, among others. Stream temperature is controlled by a large number of factors, including (but not limited to) the temperature of rainfall, the amount of runoff and/or groundwater originating from melting snow and ice, the elevation of the drainage basin above sea level, the time of year, the water depth, how fast the water is moving and the amount of direct sunlight on the stream. This latter variable is dictated by the density and completeness of the canopy over the stream. Recognizing the role of direct sunlight in warming streams, Washington States new logging regulations require more extensive streamside buffers of vegetation. 中文关键词： 数据挖掘,水质,华盛顿河,温度,1998 和1999 年, 英文关键词： Data mining,Water Quality,Washington River,Stream Temperatures,1998 and 1999, 数据格式： TEXT 数据用途： The data can be used for data mining and analysis. 数据详细介绍： Dataset on Washington Stream Temperatures  Abstract Stream temperature is an important ecological variable for a variety of riverine organisms. Some salmon and trout, for example, are very sensitive to water temperature at certain life stages, particularly as fertilized eggs and fry. In the Pacific Northwest, salmonids require rather cold water during the developmental stage to maximize survivability. Water temperature affects the