A moving window analysis for exploring landscape and geologic controls on spatial patterning of streambank groundwater discharge

Preferential groundwater discharge to streams and rivers is important for a range of  hydrologic and ecological functions, from providing baseflow and thermal refuge to delivering excess nutrients and other contaminants. Improving our understanding of the spatial distribution and longitudinal extent of these groundwater expressions necessitates updated mapping and modeling techniques.  Here we provide the dataset and code that enables the research community to replicate our moving window analysis which was used to analyze riverscape and landscape attributes along 5th order study river sections of the Farmington and Housatonic Rivers (a 26km river section near Tariffville, CT; and a 12km river section near Ashley Falls, MA, USA, respectively).

Methods
The dataset and detailed description of collection and analysis is available publically at doi: 10.5066/P9FTZ0DK and doi: 10.5066/P915E8JY. The provided zip file contains the data, R code, python code, and outputs associated with our moving windows analysis reported in the associated paper (Article DOI: 10.1002/hyp.15112).