AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Hinsby Beach

Hinsby beach monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Hobart Rivulet

Hobart Rivulet monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Bay Watch program. Derwent Bay Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 19 bays, coves and other sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Howrah East

Howrah East monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Howrah Middle

Howrah Middle monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Howrah West

Howrah West monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Kangaroo Bay

Kangaroo Bay monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Bay Watch program. Derwent Bay Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 19 bays, coves and other sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Kingston Middle

Kingston Middle monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Kingston North

Kingston North monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Kingston South

Kingston South monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Lindisfarne Bay

Lindisfarne Bay site is collected as part of the Derwent Bay Watch program. Derwent Bay Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 19 bays, coves and other sites around the estuary during summer months. Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program -Little Howrah

Little Howrah monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program -Little Sandy Bay North

Little Sandy Bay North monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, HydroLab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program -Little Sandy Bay South

Little Sandy Bay South monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Marieville Esplanade

Marieville Esplanade monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Bay Watch program. Derwent Bay Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 19 bays, coves and other sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Mid River Swim

Mid River Swim site is collected as part of the Derwent Bay Watch program. Derwent Bay Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 19 bays, coves and other sites around the estuary during summer months. Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Montagu Bay

Montagu Bay site is collected as part of the Derwent Bay Watch program. Derwent Bay Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 19 bays, coves and other sites around the estuary during summer months. Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - New Norfolk Esplanade

New Norfolk Esplanade monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - New Town Bay

New Town Bay site is collected as part of the Derwent Bay Watch program. Derwent Bay Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 19 bays, coves and other sites around the estuary during summer months. Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Nutgrove Beach East

Nutgrove Beach East monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Nutgrove Beach West

Nutgrove Beach West monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Opposum Bay

Opposum Bay site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 19 bays, coves and other sites around the estuary during summer months. Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Regatta Pavilion

Regatta Pavilion monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Bay Watch program. Derwent Bay Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 19 bays, coves and other sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, HydroLab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Sullivan Cove

Sullivan Cove site is collected as part of the Derwent Bay Watch program. Derwent Bay Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 19 bays, coves and other sites around the estuary during summer months. Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Taroona

Taroona monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, HydroLab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Victoria Dock

Victoria Dock site is collected as part of the Derwent Bay Watch program. Derwent Bay Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 19 bays, coves and other sites around the estuary during summer months. Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Watermans dock

Watermans Dock site is collected as part of the Derwent Bay Watch program. Derwent Bay Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 19 bays, coves and other sites around the estuary during summer months. Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Derwent Estuary Recreational Water Quality monitoring program - Windermere

Windermere monitoring site is collected as part of the Derwent Beach Watch program. Derwent Beach Watch is a collaborative program between councils and state government that tests water quality at 18 swimming sites around the estuary during summer months. 
Water samples are collected each Tuesday from the start of December to the end of March and analysed for the faecal indicator bacteria Enterococci (Enteralert method) at the Public health Lab. Because the samples must be cultured, it takes several days to publish the results.

Tags: Contaminants, Derwent Estuary, Hydrolab Vertical Profiler, Oceans, Ph, Salinity, Turbidity, Water Quality, Water Quality Monitoring, Water Temperature
Organization: Environment Protection Authority Tasmania
Determining main carbonate mineralogy, and the primary components of the non carbonate fraction, at three depths in core GC11, collected from the Capricorn Channel.

A gravity core (GC11) was collected from a depth of 502 mbsl within the Capricorn Channel, southern Great Barrier Reef (GBR). Analysis of other parameters revealed the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) sitting at a depth of ~30cm into the core. Three samples were collected for XRD analysis; at the sediment surface (GC11-0) representing interglacial sediment, at 260cm (GC11-260) also representing interglacial sediment, and from 160cm (GC11-160) - representing glacial sediment. XRD analysis shows that the majority of the interglacial sample (GC11-260) carbonate is made up of calcite. The glacial sample (GC11-160) is only 50% CaCO3 with the rest of the sample made up of quartz and clays.

Tags: Marine Sediments, Oceans, Paleoclimate, Sediment Composition, Sediments
Organization: National Institute of Water and Atmosphere (NIWA)