Reports from INTERACT field sites
Four months after we first deployed our monitoring equipment in Iceland, we have now returned to collect our samples, download our first data, and ensure that the equipment is ready to withstand whatever the Arctic winter throws at it. Thanks to the fantastic efforts of Hlynur Óskarsson and his team at the Agricultural University of Iceland, the data […]
Read More…This short video explains why the ECOFORS project is monitoring the Teno River as part of a network of contrasting ‘reference-condition’ or minimally-disturbed river sites that are being monitored across Europe. If you want to find out more about the ECOFORS project, which is funded under the EU INTERACT scheme, please see my previous blog […]
Read More…Here is a short video explaining some of the work we’ve been doing on our first research trip instrumenting the Litla-Skard catchment in Iceland. The video and the photographs below show one of the two monitoring points that we have set-up this week. These automated water quality monitoring points will be supplemented by manual grab […]
Read More…With just five days left until we are due to make our first INTERACT field trip, I thought I would just post some information about the ECOFORS project, to let you know what we are aiming to achieve through this research and why it is important. The ECOFORS project will monitor river water quality […]
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