Snapshot Day 10/7/08 Data (Salt Front RM 63.4) RIVER MILE 25W Piermont Pier Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory

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Snapshot Day 10/7/08 Data (Salt Front RM 63.4) RIVER MILE 25W Piermont Pier Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Ellen Pollina, Brian Newburger Tappan Zee High School AP Bio. 33 students Tom Mullane & Sheryl Turk - Pearl River High School APES 37 students Jen Mazza Clarkstown South High School - 6 HS students Latitude N 41 degrees 02 591 Longitude W 73 degrees 53 758" Location: Piermont Pier, Piermont NY

Area: Man made fishing/shipping pier at the east end, long pier with paved roadway and vegetation along both sides Surrounding Land Use: Urban/residential 80%, Forested 20% Sampling Site: Pier, roadway in center of whole pier, parking area at end, Plants and trees along side. Shoreline Rip Rap, collected wood in area and piping entering river on the South of sampling site Plants in area: few plants in the water but lots of plants along pier Water depth: Varied by location on the pier River Bottom sandy/rocky bottom with marsh grass growing in or near the water Plants in area: sumac 30%; marsh plants 70%; reeds & cattails ITEM Time Reading 1 Comments Physical Air Temperature 9:33 AM 12.5 C 54.5 F 10:00 AM 15 C 14.7 C 10:20 AM 13.6 C 55.4 F 10:53 AM 15.1 C 57.2 F 11:06 PM 14.9 C 58.5 F 11:19 AM 17.7 C 63 F 12:59 PM 17.5 C 1:15 PM 15.5 C 13.6 C 57.4 F 16.6 C 62.1 F 1:32 PM 17.6 C 65.5 F Wind Speed Time Beaufort # Anenometer Direction 9:30 AM 1 2.5 knots North 10:20 AM 0.0 0.6 knots NW ->SE 3.6 knots 10:53 AM 3.6 knots 1.6 knots NW anonometer 11:19 AM 1 1.8-2.0 knots North 2.0 knots 11:30 AM 2-3 6.9-9.3 knots North 12:35 PM 2-3 4.5 7.0 knots 12:59 PM 3 3 7.0 knots 8-12 knots 1:15 PM 2 4.8-5.6 1:32 PM 3 6.8-7.9 Cloud Cover clear

Weather today Weather recently Water Temperature Water Temperature Turbidity Clear and cool wind started to pick up at about 10:30 AM Mon little rain, and it has been cooler than normal 10:15AM 17 C SURFACE SAMPLE 10:34AM 17 C 11:45AM 17 C 12:50PM 18 C 1:20 PM 19 C BOTTOM SAMPLE 9:30AM 18 C 10:30AM 16 C 11:15AM 18 C 12:35PM 19 C 1:15PM 19 C 9:30 AM 40.7cm Long site tube 10:30AM 37.5 10:55AM 26.5 cm 11:23AM 20.05 cm 11:40AM 26.45 cm 12:40PM 35.5 cm 1:00 PM 30.5 cm All readings are an average of 2 or 3 readings taken in each of 2 groups for each time period 1:20 PM 29.0 cm Turbidity 9:30 AM Small site tube 10:30AM 20 JTU 10:55AM 20 JTU 11:23AM 25 JTU 11:40AM 15 JTU 12:40PM 25 cm 1:00 PM 20 cm 1:20 PM 20 cm Chlorophyll 9:30 AM 1.35 10:30AM 0.3 10:55AM 1.4 11:23AM 2.0 11:40AM 2.5 12:40PM 0.8 1:00 PM Not read 1:20 PM 1.75 Chemical SURFACE WATER SAMPLES DO 10:15AM 8.0 mg/l 17 C 80% Drop count 10:34AM Spilled no reading 17 C 11:45AM 13.0 mg/l 17 C Over 100%

ph 10:15AM 7.4 12:50PM 9 mg/l 18 C 94% 1:20 PM 5 mg/l 19 C 55% colorimeter 10:34AM 7.5 11:45AM 7.5 12:50PM 7.7 1:20 PM 7.0 Phosphate 10:15AM No results colorimeter 10:34AM No results 11:45AM 4.96 mg/l Seems too high? 12:50PM 5 mg/l Seems too high? 1:20 PM.44 mg/l Nitrate 10:15AM No results Drop count 10:34AM 0.44 ppm 11:45AM 0.1 ppm 12:50PM 0.88 ppm 1:20 PM 0.88 ppm Alkalinity 10:15AM 100 ppm Drop count 10:34AM 80 ppm 11:45AM 56 ppm 12:50PM 60 ppm 1:20 PM 36 ppm Salinity 10:15AM 8.0 ppt Hydrometer 10:34AM 6.7 ppt 11:45AM 6.7 ppt 12:50PM 7.0 ppt 1:20 PM 7.2 ppt Chemical BOTTOM WATER SAMPLES DO 9:30AM 8.0 mg/l 18 C 82% 10:30AM 5.0 mg/l 16 C 54% 11:15AM 8.0 mg/l 18 C 80% 12:35PM 5.0 mg/l 19 C 54% 1:15PM 9.0 mg/l 19 C 95% ph 9:30AM 7.5 10:30AM 7.5 11:15AM 7.5 12:35PM 7.5 1:15PM 7.5 Phosphate 9:30AM 0.10 mg/l 10:30AM 0.40 mg/l 11:15AM 0.08 mg/l 12:35PM 0.5 mg/l

1:15PM 0.6 mg/l Nitrate 9:30AM 0.3 ppm 10:30AM 0.3 ppm 11:15AM 0.15 ppm 12:35PM 0.44 ppm 1:15PM 0.44 ppm Alkalinity 9:30AM 120 ppm 10:30AM 35 ppm 11:15AM 38 ppm 12:35PM 80ppm 1:15PM 80 ppm Salinity 9:30AM 7 ppt refractometer 10:30AM 6 ppt 11:15AM 6 ppt 12:35PM 6 ppt 1:15PM 6 ppt Tides Time Tide Stick 9:33 AM 25 cm Setting a tide stick 10:23AM 25 cm *falling *the tide was 10:48AM 29.5 cm rising dropping from 11:13AM 33 cm rising 9:33 AM until 11:35AM 40 cm rising 10:30 AM when 12:34PM 57 cm rising it hit low tide Measuring down with tape off side of wood piling pier 12:56PM 66 cm rising 1:23PM 72 cm rising 9:33 AM 55 cm falling 10:28AM 53 cm cm falling 10:48AM 57 cm rising 11:16AM 63 cm rising 11:37AM 80 cm rising 12:37PM 84 cm rising 12:58PM 107 cm rising Currents Time Cm/60 secs Cm per sec Knots/direction *current differs from the main stem. AT 10:35 AM visually can see the switch in current from a line on the water in the 9:50AM 90cm/60 secs. 1.5 cm/sec 0.3 knots N flood* 10:02AM 364cm /60 secs. 6.0 cm/sec 0.12 knots S ebb 10:35AM 1061cm /60 secs 17.7 cm/sec.35 knots 11:00AM 1840 cm/60 secs 30.1 cm/sec 0.61 knots main stem 11:26AM 1400 cm/60 secs 23.3 cm/sec 0.476 knots ebb 11:42AM 1434 cm/60 secs 23.9cm/sec 0.478 knots S ebb expect error 1:20 PM 3286.8 cm/60secs 54.78 1.10 knots N

here? cm/sec flood 12:45PM 102cm/60sec 1.6 cm/sec.03 knots N flood 1:05 PM 860cm/sec 14.33cm/sec.29 knots Flood 1:17 PM 1460 cm/sec 24.3 cm/sec.49 knots Flood 1:36 PM 1400 cm/sec 23.3 cm/sec.46 knots Flood Fish Catch Number Species Measure of Seine 30 m Caught largest Northside of pier 48 Atlantic Silverside 11.5 cm 10:00 AM 5 rotations 1 Striped Bass 5 cm Each group 1 4 Juvenile Blue Crabs 2 cm seine But with 2 nets 2 Blue Crab 6 cm Diversity 4 2 Shore shrimp 2 cm 57 total 17 Atlantic Silverside 12 cm 10:40 AM 2 Naked Goby 4 cm 5 Striped Bass 1 cm Diversity 4 20 Blue Crab 6 cm 44 total 7 Atlantic Silverside 11 cm 11:45 AM 2 Striped Bass 10.5 cm 1 Comb Jellies 13 cm Diversity 4 10 Blue Crab 9 cm 20 total 10 Atlantic Silverside 11 cm 12:30 PM 3 Striped Bass 9 cm 3 Naked Goby 2 cm 3 Striped Bass 9 cm 9 Blue Crab 6 cm 3 Comb jellies 2 cm Diversity 6 2 Shore shrimp 2 cm 33 total 2 Striped Bass 10 cm 1:15 PM 2 Blue Crab 2 cm Diversity 3 3 Comb Jellies 7 total Grand Total Diversity 6 Count 161 Cores Length Abundant Common Rare Comments 9:30 AM water 16 cm 6 cm top grainy (sand & ) bottom smooth clay 10:06 AM water 20 cm deep 13 cm - 4 cm top,, Mud 1 crab in top 4

10:20 AM water 34 cm deep 10:50 AM water 35 cm 11:20 AM water 52 cm 11:50 PM water 48 cm 12:30 PM water 58 cm (Marsh core) 1:00 PM water 60 cm 1:20 PM water 32 cm (core near bank) mainly pebbles bottom 9 cm mainly clay 15 cm top 12 cm watery & sandy, from12cm to 15 cm gravel 16 cm top 8 cm clay, 2 cm sand, 6 cm gravel 27 cm top 14 cm gravel and sand 11 cm - top 5cm sand 13 cm top 8 cm lots of fibers, at 2 cm a leaf 13 cm mud top 1cm, rhizomes between cm 4 and cm 9 Mud Living Vegetation, sand, gravel Leaves Rhizome & Living Vegetation Brick Leaves Wood Shells Brick Shells Brick Macroinvert Mud 6 cm core Mud Plant material cm Oxidized material in a pocket in the clay down by bottom medium Dense feel sandy clay, hard Small bit of Small bit of Lightly oxidized top Small bit of Rock in top corner, clay and rhizomes at bottom