Samford_Stream Physico-Chemical Data, South East Queensland Peri-Urban SuperSite, Samford, 2011-2014

Two water quality stations on Samford Creek are installed at either end of the Samford Ecological Research Facility (SERF). The main station measures turbidity, conductivity, pH, water depth, dissolved oxygen and flow. The stations collect data every 10 minutes for the total duration of the experiment of 10 years. The data will be used to evaluate stream flow and nutrient losses at SERF using Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) a catchment-scale, water quality model. SWAT operates on a daily time step and will be able to perform long-term simulations using the data collected from the Supersite project.