10-Mar-2010
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River Glatt Roseg River
The River Necker, a sixth order river in the eastern prealpine region of Switzerland, drains a catchment of 126 km2 of which about one third is forested. The mean annual discharge at the river mouth is 4.6 m3/s. The flow regime is flashy, i.e. bed moving spates may occur at any time of the year.
Necker near the mouth at base flow Necker near the mouth during high flow
Investigations (respective publications can be downloaded as pdf file)
- Periphyton (biomass) 1989 -1990 (Uehlinger 1991)
- Periphyton (biomass) and stream metabolism 1992 - 1994 (Uehlinger et al. 1996, Uehlinger & Naegeli 1998)
Data of the 1989/90 investigation
Periphyton biomass (Text file)
Daily water temperatur (Text file)
Daily Photosynthetically active radiation (Text file)
Discharge data (gauging station Necker - Mogelsberg, Aachsäge) can be obtained from the (Swiss) Federal Office for the Environment, Berne: http://www.hydrodaten.admin.ch/e/index.htm
View of the study site in October 1989 (Necker Aachsäge)
Study site in Google Earth
Data of the 1992/94 investigation
Periphyton biomass (Text file)
Daily metabolism rates (Excel file)
Daily water temperatur (Excel file)
Daily Photosynthetically active radiation (daily sum) (Excel file)(
Hydrograph Necker Luetisburg* 1992-1994 (JPEG-Figure). Discharge data (gauging station Necker - Mogelsberg, Aachsäge) can be obtained from the (Swiss) Federal Office for the Environment, Berne: http://www.hydrodaten.admin.ch/e/index.htm
Views of the reach (Necker near Lütisburg)
Study reach in Google Earth*Discharge data of the station Mogelsberg/Aachsäge were multiplied by a factor of 1.4 to correct for the larger catchment area of the study site.