SSHCZO -- Soil Moisture -- Shale Hills RTH Soil Moisture Data -- Shale Hills -- (2009-2012)

Quality assured soil moisture from three sets of nested (depths 0.1, 0.3 and 0.5 m) soil moisture probes (sensor: Decagon Echo2) at RTH2 network. Sensor were grouped 1-3 (lat:40.6653204 long:-77.9031097; ground elevation: 279.87 m),4-6 (lat:40.6653006 long:-77.9032492; ground elevation: 279.76 m), 7-9 (lat:40.6652192 long:-77.9031565; ground elevation: 277.15 m), with sensors 1,4 and 7 located at a depth 0.1 m and sensors 3,6 and 9 at a depth of 0.5 m. The Real-Time Hydrology Network provides integrated observation from bedrock to boundary layer of the Shale Hills Susquehanna Critical Zone Observatory watershed. 'Off-the-shelf” Internet Protocol (IP) compliant climate stations, eddy covariance flux stations, stream gauging, soil moisture profilers, and pressure transducers for monitoring groundwater levels comprise a series of real-time Internet-accessible sensor arrays that support research and educational efforts investigating interactions between the atmosphere,

surface and subsurface terrestrial processes, and the riverine hydrologic system. Quality assured soil moisture from three sets of nested (depths 0.1, 0.3 and 0.5 m) soil moisture probes (sensor: Decagon Echo2) at RTH3 network. Sensor were grouped 1-3 (lat:40.6645848 long:-77.9054530; ground elevation: 266.06 m),4-6 (lat:40.6645169 long:-77.9055588; ground elevation: 265.16 m), 7-9 (lat:40.6645108 long:-77.9053428; ground elevation: 265.84 m), with sensors 1,4 and 7 located at a depth 0.1 m and sensors 3,6 and 9 at a depth of 0.5 m. The Real-Time Hydrology Network provides integrated observation from bedrock to boundary layer of the Shale Hills Susquehanna Critical Zone Observatory watershed. 'Off-the-shelf” Internet Protocol (IP) compliant climate stations, eddy covariance flux stations, stream gauging, soil moisture profilers, and pressure transducers for monitoring groundwater levels comprise a series of real-time Internet-accessible sensor arrays that support research and educational efforts investigating interactions between the atmosphere,

surface and subsurface terrestrial processes, and the riverine hydrologic system.