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This archive contains a dataset of high-spatial resolution (1/24°, ~4-km) monthly climate and climatic water balance for global terrestrial surfaces from 1958-2015. These data were created by using climatically aided interpolation, combining high...
Bare earth data were derived from discrete return LiDAR data collected near the Toolik Field Station (AK) as part of the NASA funded Terrestrial Ecology Project NNX12AK83G, PIs: Lee A. Vierling (University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho, USA), Jan U.H....
This data set includes bathymetric data for Fernan Lake, Idaho collected between October 2014 and August 2015 to construct a TIN (triangulated Irregular Network) to support limnological research, primarily a detailed annual water budget, and...
Data used in the Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer Reasonably Anticipated Future Need (RAFN) study. Provides current and future service areas of water purveyors, city ACI, parcel data and land use data for the Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer RAFN study area....
Total phosphorus (TP) nutrient calculations for Coeur d’Alene Lake tributaries in Idaho, USA were modeled using ordinary least squares (OLS). Results were revised from a March 2016 model using updated stream and loading data. The revised...
A survey of 22 doctoral students enrolled in the University of Idaho Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship (IGERT) program. The survey was administered online, responses were anonymous, and the response rate was 100%. Survey...
A social survey was conducted in the Fernan Lake watershed in Idaho to understand how people interact with the landscape around them. Blue-green algae growth occurs naturally, but human activities can significantly increase the frequency of...