Data for: Subsurface flow measurements using passive flux meters in variably‐saturated cold regions landscapes

Related Publication: Devoie, É. D., Connon, R. F., Craig, J. R., & Quinton, W. L. (2020). Subsurface flow measurements using passive flux meters in variably-saturated cold-regions landscapes. Hydrological Processes, 34(23), 4541-4546. https://doi.org/10.1002/hyp.13900

To date, passive flux meters have predominantly been applied in temperate environments for tracking the movement of contaminants in groundwater. This study applies these instruments to reduce uncertainty in (typically instantaneous) flux measurements made in a low-gradient, wetland dominated, discontinuous permafrost environment. This method supports improved estimation of unsaturated and over-winter subsurface flows which are very difficult to quantify using hydraulic gradient-based approaches. Improved subsurface flow estimates can play a key role in understanding the water budget of this landscape.

This data was collected to to reduce uncertainty in flux measurements made in a low-gradient, wetland dominated, discontinuous permafrost environment.

Devoie, Élise; Quinton, William L, 2021, "Data for: Subsurface flow measurements using passive flux meters in variably‐saturated cold‐regions landscapes", https://doi.org/10.5683/SP2/YR6TQ8 .

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