Water Temperature Monitoring

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Each year, coastal sites located across the Saugeen Ojibway Nation’s Territorial Waters are selected for installation of temperature monitoring loggers. Most selected locations coincide with nearshore fish and/or larval fish sampling and coastal vegetation sites.

Infographic describing what temp loggers give us for information

 

Temperature monitoring is completed using HOBO Tidbit temperature loggers and installed at bottom depth using a cinder block, for the duration of the sampling period (May – October).

picture of temp logger




In 2020, the Coastal Waters Monitoring Program deployed 17 temperature loggers in the lake throughout the winter to collect a winter temperature data set. 

Picture of frozen cinder block used to weigh down temp loggers

Pictured here is a cinder block, used to keep that temperature loggers at a specific depth.

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