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multiple regression
Stream Temperature Model
Multiple
Regression Stream Temperature Model
This
simple stream temperature modeling approach uses thermograph data
and geomorphic predictor variables from GIS
software and digital elevation models (DEM). Multiple regression models are used to
predict stream temperature metrics throughout a stream network with moderate
accuracy (R2 ~ 0.65). The models can provide basic descriptions of
spatial patterns in stream temperatures, suitable habitat distributions for
aquatic species, or be used to assess temporal trends related to climate or
management activities if multiple years of temperature data are available.
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Methods and Instructions
Includes procedures, relevant publications and links to the
more detailed GIS instructions
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Maps
Includes various maps of the Secesh River basin |
![example data thumbnail](images/DataThumnail.jpg)
Data
Includes example data |
Related
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