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Surface
Elevation Table (SET) The Surface Elevation Table (SET) is a portable mechanical
leveling device for measuring the relative elevation change of wetland sediments.
This website presents information on the purpose, design, and use of the
SET. The website is specifically designed to be a forum for researchers
in wetland science who use or might use the device and to offer more information
about the proper use of the SET and interpretation of its data. But we
encourage anyone who wants to learn more about research techniques and
their development to visit the site as well. There are 2 types of SET. The original SET designed by Boumans and Day (1993) and Cahoon et al. (2002a), and the Rod SET (RSET) designed by Cahoon et al. (2002b). The Rod SET can be attached to either deep or shallow benchmarks. This flexible design allows it to be used to to monitor elevations across different depths of the soil profile. The Rod SET is the recommended instrument to use in new SET installations.
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