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GWF-WNM: We Need More than Just Water: Assessing Sediment Limitation in a Large Freshwater Delta
Dataset Title
Ecotoxicological characterization of sediments from the (South) Saskatchewan River Basin, Saskatchewan
Additional Information
GeoNetwork record: http://gwfnet.net/geonetwork/srv/eng/catalog.search#/metadata/a24ab599-5455-47ba-8f5b-9176c9596687
Abstract
In the context of this research, several physical, chemical, and ecotoxicological parameters are determined in bottom sediments from reservoirs and lakes along the (South) Saskatchewan River in Saskatchewan. These data are collected to support the comprehensive ecotoxicological characterization of these sediments, with the ultimate goal of weighing different options for sediment restoration in the Saskatchewan River Delta. The investigated lakes and reservoirs include Lake Diefenbaker, Codette Reservoir, Tobin Lake, and Cumberland Lake. The measured parameters include sediment texture and total organic carbon, concentrations of common contaminants (metals, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, polychlorinated biphenyls, polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and -furans, pesticides), as well as ecotoxicological parameters (cytotoxicity, dioxin-like activity, mutagenicity, (anti-)estrogenicity, (anti-)androgenicity).
Purpose
These data are collected to support the comprehensive ecotoxicological characterization of bottom sediments from reservoirs along the (South) Saskatchewan River in Saskatchewan. Ultimately, this characterization will help inform the range of potential interventions to help and restore sediment quality and quantity in the Saskatchewan River Delta.
Temporal Extent
Begin Date
End Date
2018-05-01
2021-09-30
Geographic Bounding Box
West Boundary Longitude
-108.453
East Boundary Longitude
-102.329
North Boundary Latitude
54.0141
South Boundary Latitude
50.6513
Is Boundary Rectangular
○ Yes
◉ No
Research Site Description (if needed)
South Saskatchewan River Saskatchewan River
Status of data collection/production
○ Planned
◉ In Progress
○ Abandoned
○ Complete
Data Update Frequency
○ Continually
○ Daily
○ Weekly
○ Biweekly
○ Monthly
○ Anually
○ As needed
◉ Irregular
○ None planned
○ Unknown
Primary Source of Data
◻ Unknown/Unspecified
◻ Census
▣ Field collected samples
◻ Field experiment
▣ Field observation
◻ Field survey
◻ Human biological samples
▣ Lab experiment
◻ Model simulation
◻ Previously collected
◻ Qualitative (from observations or interviews)
◻ Social survey
◻ Traditional knowledge
◻ Other Source of Data (Please specify in field below)
Does the data have access restrictions?
◻ No restriction (data is currently open to public)
▣ Limited (data is currently under embargo until publication)
◻ Limited (data involves intellectual property issues related to local or traditional knowledge)
◻ Limited (release of data may cause harm to the environment or to the public)
◻ Limited (pre-existing data has been used and is subject to access restrictions)
◻ Limited (data involves human subjects)
◻ Limited (data is supported by industry partnerships)
◻ Limited (data is supported by government partnerships)
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