Selection of supportive data sets and representative outputs of the three dimensional hyporheic model of the River Bure, UK.

The combined effect of stream morphology, water discharge and heterogeneity of the hydraulic conductivity of stream-bed sediments on hyporheic exchange processes was aimed to be revealed. Hyporheic flow dynamics and their effects on dissolved oxygen were investigated in an heterogeneous and morphologically complex low-gradient sub-reach of River Bure, UK. The work was applied by combining field measurements with detailed numerical simulations. The data provided in this contribution contains: (1) Field data; Stream Water Discharge, stream velocity, floodplain water table, stratigrafic data for the sediment, and topographic data with surface and subsurface water dissolved oxygen concentrations, (2) Some part of Model data; particle set data from simulations, imposed water surface elevation boundaries for subsurface model, and supportive codes for data visualization and analysis (see details on README file).