This dataset is inactive (last observation on 31 January 2020).
Dataset
Mobile Baykeeper Team
Dataset by Mobile Baykeeper
Dataset summary
Observations
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9 October 2017
D'Olive Creek @ Alligator Alley by Diego Calderon-Arrieta
Fluorometer reading = 227.2 Wind was generally out of the south and strong It was raining really hard at the time of sampling, which had just started recently.
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5 October 2017
Fairhope Public Beach @ Beach Shore by Diego Calderon-Arrieta
Most Probable Number of Enterococcus = <1 CFU/100mL Fluorometer reading = 124.6 Conductivity reading >20000 uS/m Salinity reading >10 ppt According to NOAA's Dog River Water Levels station, the tide was 2.05 ft and rising.
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5 October 2017
Mobile Bay @ Volanta Ave by Diego Calderon-Arrieta
Most Probable Number of Enterococcus = 31 CFU/100mL Fluorometer reading = 95.84 Turbidimeter reading = 14.6 According to NOAA's Water Levels station at Dog River at the time of sampling, the tide was 2.13 ft and rising. Conductivity reading was >20000 uS/m Salinity reading was >10 ppt
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4 October 2017
Fly Creek @ 17 Turtles Outfitters by Diego Calderon-Arrieta
Most Probable Number of Enterococcus = 30 CFU/100mL Turbidity = 4.08 NTU Fluorometer reading = 60.63 According to NOAA's Dog River Water Levels station, the tide was 1.95 ft and rising.
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4 October 2017
Eslava Creek @ Werkland St by Diego Calderon-Arrieta
Fluorometer reading = 121.8 According to NOAA's Dog River Water Levels station, the tide was 2.16 ft and beginning to fall.
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4 October 2017
UT Eslava Creek @ Emogene St by Diego Calderon-Arrieta
Fluorometer reading = 441 According to NOAA's Dog River Water Levels station, the tide was 2.15 ft and at its highest.
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4 October 2017
Eslava Creek @ Bel Air Blvd by Diego Calderon-Arrieta
Fluorometer reading = 301 According to NOAA's Dog River Water Levels station, the tide was 2.19 ft and at its highest.
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4 October 2017
Eslava Creek @ Government Boulevard N by Diego Calderon-Arrieta
Fluorometer reading = 250 According to NOAA's Dog River Water Levels station, the tide was 2.15ft and was at its highest.
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4 October 2017
Eslava Creek @ Government Blvd S by Diego Calderon-Arrieta
Fluorometer Reading = 237.6 Turbiditimeter reading - 3.31 NTU According to NOAA's Dog River Water Levels station, the tide was 2.06 ft and it was rising.
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28 September 2017
Mobile Bay @ Volanta Ave by Diego Calderon-Arrieta
Most Probable Number of Enterococcus = 30 CFU/100mL Turbiditimeter reading = 31.5 NTU Fluorometer reading = 12.7 From NOAA's Dog River Bridge Station, the tide was falling and featured a height of 1.59 ft
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28 September 2017
Fairhope Public Beach Pier by Diego Calderon-Arrieta
Most Probable Number of Enterococcus = 84 CFU/100mL Fluorometer reading = 10.91 Turbiditimeter reading = 13.3 NTU From NOAA's Dog River Bridge Station, the tide was falling and featured a height of 1.48 MPN Enterococcus CFU/100mL = 84
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27 September 2017
Fly Creek @ 17 Turtles Outfitters by Diego Calderon-Arrieta
Most Probable Number of Enterococcus = 135 CFU/100mL Fluorometer reading = 6.038 Turbidity = 6.86 NTU From NOAA's Dog River Bridge Station, the tide was falling and featured a height of 1.67 ft
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26 September 2017
Hamilton Creek @ Jeff Hamilton Rd by Diego Calderon-Arrieta
Turbidimeter reading = 4.12 We found a bit a light sheen on the surface of the water; we suspect that it was some oil because when it was disturbed on the surface, it re-coalesced
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26 September 2017
TMC @ St. Stephens by Libba Vanderbeek
Sunny day with no recent rainfall. Water is brownish in color and has a lot of debris floating in it (branches, plastic bag).
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29 August 2017
TMC @ St. Stephens by Libba Vanderbeek
Overcast sky with light rain. Lots of debris in the water (leaves, branches, plastic bottles).
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