Tools to Evaluate Water Quality workshop 9.29.2022 | Full
Channel: Encyclopedia of Puget Sound
Date: 2022-10-04

2022 - 2023 The Science of Puget Sound Water Quality Series 
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On September 29, 2022 the University of Washington Puget Sound Institute hosted a workshop on Tools to Evaluate Water Quality. The discussion highlighted analyses from long-term monitoring, isotopic studies, and modeling that help us better understand water quality and potential eutrophication impacts, particularly in embayments. We also highlighted that the Salish Sea Model already calculates additional parameters beyond dissolved oxygen for each cell and layer, daily. So please don't hesitate to reach out if you'd like access to or analyses of these existing parameters (Stefano Mazzilli mazzilli@uw.edu) and Marielle Larson marlars@uw.edu).

All of the videos from The Science of Puget Sound Water Quality workshop series are available in the playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRbxVtsJECop0jy5afqV4GZYh4ml7nOWC

Learn more at: https://www.pugetsoundinstitute.org/about/waterquality/

Chapters: 
00:00 Intro 

02:30 Focusing on nutrients: seasonally & in embayments
Joel Baker, University of Washington Puget Sound Institute 

08:39 Long-term monitoring 
Stephanie Jaeger, City of Sand Diego

24:18 Isotopic studies 
Gordon Holtgrieve, University of Washington 

42:54 Modeling & model interpretation 
Joel Baker, University of Washington Puget Sound Institute 

58:19 Questions & Brainstorming