Griffith Creek stream temperature and stream discharge

This repository contains data sets and scripts used in the analysis for the following article: Moore RD, Guenther SM, Gomi T, Leach JA. Headwater stream temperature response to forest harvesting: Do lower flows cause greater warming? Hydrological Processes, doi 10.10002/hyp.15025 The research was supported by funds from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada and Forest Renewal British Columbia. File descriptions griff_mike_tmmm.csv Time series of daily minimum, mean and maximum stream temperatures for Mike Creek (control stream) and Griffith Creek (treatment stream). There are three monitoring sites on Griffith Creek: just above a weir (0 m), and 100 m and 200 m upstream of the weir. The variable names include the stream name (Mike or Griff), the summary value (Min, Mean or Max) and, for Griffith Creek, the location (0, 100, 200). q_dly_rdm.csv Time series of daily mean streamflow at a weir in L/s, as computed from stage and a rating curve. See Moore et al. (2023) for details of the rating curve derivation. mkrf_open_met_dly.csv Time series of daily mean solar radiation (W/m^2), mean daily and maximum air temperature (degrees C), and total rainfall (mm) measured at an open site southeast of Griffith Creek. 01_paired-catchment-analysis_tmax_20230929.r 02_figures_tmax_20230929.r 03_test_ushape_peakfinder_20230927.r Scripts used to conduct the analyses and generate figures and tabular output. The leading number indicates the order in which the scripts should be run.