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  • Hydrology - Capesterre, La Digue

    Water level, discharge, temperature, conductivity and turbidity measured as a function of time (GMT) in the Capesterre river, at the Capesterre - La Digue hydrologic station. The station is equipped with a pressure sensor (CS451, Campbell Scientific Inc.) measuring the river stage, a turbidimeter (OBS3+, Campbell Scientific Inc.) measuring the turbidity of the river, a conductivity probe (CS547A, Campbell Scientific Inc.) monitoring the water conductivity, 2 temperature probes embedded in the conductivity and the pressure sensors. These sensors are connected to a datalogger (Campbell CR800) which records the data. A gaujing curve, regularly updated by the DREAL Guadeloupe, relates the river discharge to the water stage.

  • Hydrological station, Maison de la Foret

    Water level, discharge, temperature, conductivity and turbidity measured as a function of time (GMT) in the Bras-David river, at the Maison de la Foret hydrologic station. The station is equipped with a pressure sensor (CS451, Campbell Scientific Inc.) measuring the river stage, a turbidimeter (OBS3+, Campbell Scientific Inc.) measuring the turbidity of the river, a conductivity probe (CS547A, Campbell Scientific Inc.) monitoring the water conductivity, 2 temperature probes embedded in the conductivity and the pressure sensors. These sensors are connected to a datalogger (Campbell CR800) which records the data. A gaujing curve, regularly updated by the DREAL Guadeloupe, relates the river discharge to the water stage.

  • Hydrology station - Ravine Quiock

    DescriptionWater level, discharge, temperature, and conductivity measured as a function of time (GMT) in the Quiock creek station. The stream flows through a Venturi flume (exponential cross section, ISMA Type III) equipped with a pressure sensor (CS451, Campbell Scientific Inc.) measuring the water level in the flume, and a conductivity probe (CS547A, Campbell Scientific Inc.) measuring the conductivity and the temperature of the water. These sensors are connected to a datalogger (Campbell CR800) which records the data. A calibration curve relates the river discharge to the water level.