New JavaScript data viewers...
It has become very difficult to run Java programs from a browser. We have an updated version of the data viewer that does not rely on Java.
Launch the new data viewers for:
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complete datasets (from every year data was collected) for these individual
creeks:
Amity | Chester | Kingsbury | Miller | Tischer
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or view the data from all of the above creeks collected during these years:
2002-04 | 2005-07 | 2008-10 | 2011-13 | 2014-15 | 2016-20
- Large Lake Observatory -- Lake Superior nearshore & offshore buoy data
The original Java programs to plot the data from these sites: | ||||
Note: All data should be considered provisional and subject to revision. Get the QA/QC notes for the datasets
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Trout Streams - Duluth Area
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Plot data from multiple streams, by year: |
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Chester/ Kingsbury/
Amity Creek (2005+)
Tischer (2002+) Miller Creek @ LSC (2008+) Miller Creek @ 24th Ave W (2016+) |
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or by individual streams/rivers: |
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active stream sites: | ||||
historical stream sites: | ||||
Merritt and Keene Creeks
2015-2016 (Stage height & Flow only)
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St. Louis River Estuary, AOC, WLSSD discharge, and Harbor inlets
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misc sites: |
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St. Louis River Estuary Water Quality data from water sample analyses
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St. Louis River Estuary sites
(WLSSD data) 1973-1996
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St. Louis River Estuary thalweg sites
(multiple sources) 1953-2016 (includes EPA 2012-2013 EMAP synoptic sampling design
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Lake Superior
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Running Java --
Here's some help for launching Java WebStart ".jnlp" files.
Browsers have removed the ability to run embedded Java applets (such as these data viewers), so now they must be launched using JavaWS (Java Web Start).
The data viewers will be run outside the browser, but they are still subject to the same sandbox restrictions as when they are run as applets within the browser.
Clicking a data viewer link will download a small configuration file that is used to launch the viewer -- a ".jnlp file" (Java Network Launching Protocol). Some browsers will launch the app directly. All browsers will let you save these files, which you can then open like you would any app.
Note: As before, you will need to have a JRE (Java Run-time Environment) installed on your computer.
Amazon Corretto
is a no cost, open-source alternative to the JRE provided by Oracle. To launch our
.jnlp files using Corretto you will also need to install a program called
IcedTea.
Download the complete datasets (csv files)
Automated Stream Data Notes: