Data Question #153
Is Pollution at Dog Beach correlated more with river flow or with tides?
Description
In the beachwatch dataset, the PL-0110 station is closest to dog beach. See the following map for all of the PL station positions:
https://san-diego-water-quality.github.io/ericbusboom/pl_stations.html
Since it is so near dog beach, it is very likely that the bacteria measurements at that station are more strongly influenced by dog feces than by contamination from the river.
For this issue, produce a Jupyter notebook that correlates the bacteria counts at the PL-0110 to one or more of: river flows, tides, rainfall.
Data¶
- Beachwatch bacteria counts: https://data.sandiegodata.org/dataset/ceden-waterboards-ca-gov-beachwatch-sandiego
- SD River flow rates: https://data.sandiegodata.org/dataset/waterservices-usgs-gov-stream_discharge-fashion_valley_sd
- San Diego rainfall: https://data.sandiegodata.org/dataset/noaa-gov-localclimate-200808_201807-san
- Historic tide data: https://data.sandiegodata.org/dataset/tidesandcurrents-noaa-gov-water_levels-la_jolla
History
#1
Updated by Eric Busboom about 5 years ago
Updated by - Tracker changed from Task to Data Question
#2
Updated by Sughana Iyengar about 5 years ago
Updated by Sughana Iyengar - Assignee set to Sughana Iyengar
#3
Updated by Sughana Iyengar about 5 years ago
checked in base version of comparison plots. Need to work on consolidated correlation from PL-110 to other datasets
#4
Updated by Eric Busboom about 5 years ago
Sughana Iyengar wrote:
checked in base version of comparison plots. Need to work on consolidated correlation from PL-110 to other datasets
Can you add a link to the notebook in Github to this comment?
#5
Updated by Sughana Iyengar about 5 years ago
Base version of code which is checked-in: https://github.com/snmohan01/siyengar/blob/master/SDPL110analysis.ipynb
#6
Updated by Sughana Iyengar almost 5 years ago
- Status changed from New to Resolved
#7
Updated by Sughana Iyengar almost 5 years ago
- Status changed from Resolved to Closed