quality lab Lab report sheets OCC Water Tables, graphs, etc. STORET, OCC Water analysis and/or digital Quality Quality Database & reports Database Library or Warehouse Water quality lab Lab report sheets OCC Water QA Summary OCC Water Quality analysis - blanks, and/or digital Quality Tables Database & Library or duplicates reports Database Warehouse Field notes Standardized Field OCC Water report as OCC Water Quality sheets Quality appropriate Library Database Habitat Standardized Field OCC Water Habitat metrics OCC Water Quality assessment sheets Quality Database & Library or Database Warehouse Fish collections Standardized Fish OCC Water Tolerance & OCC Quality Collection Sheets Quality diversity indices; Database & Library or and Laboratory Database final report and list Warehouse; OK Data Sheets of species collected Museum of Natural History & EPA BIOS when appropriate Benthic Standardized OCC Tolerance, OCC Water Quality macroinvertebrate Macroinvertebrate Quality diversity, list of Database & Library or collections Collection Sheets Database species collected Warehouse; EPA BIOS and Laboratory and indices when appropriate Data Sheets B MEASUREMENT AND DATA ACQUISITION B1 SAMPLING PROCESS DESIGN In order to determine the support status of each site and the causes of impairment, water quality sampling, biological monitoring, landuse assessment, and habitat assessments will be conducted. Water quality analysis will consist of monitoring of turbidity, pH, dissolved oxygen (DO), alkalinity, conductivity, water temperature, instantaneous discharge, nitrate (NO3), nitrite (NO2), orthophosphate (PO4), total phosphorus (TP), total Kjeldahl nitrogen (TKN), chloride (Cl), sulfate (SO4), total suspended solids (TSS), total dissolved solids (TDS), and total hardness. Water quality samples will be collected 20 times per rotation per site, except for ammonia, which will be assessed 6 times per rotation. Ammonia (NH3) and will be monitored Escherichia coli each year from May through September, three times for ammonia and five times for E. coli. Observations and quantities of odor, excessive bottom deposits, surface scum, oil/grease, and foam will be recorded to support the aesthetics beneficial use support. Biological monitoring will be conducted. Biological monitoring will consist of a one-time collection of fish, a one-time habitat assessment, and semi-annual collections of benthic macroinvertebrates (two summer sets and two winter sets).
quality lab analysis Lab report sheets and/or digital reports OCC Water Quality Database Tables, graphs, etc. STORET, OCC Water Quality Database & Library or Warehouse Water quality lab analysis - blanks, duplicates Lab report sheets and/or digital reports OCC Water Quality Database QA Summary Tables OCC Water Quality Database & Library or Warehouse Field notes Standardized Field sheets OCC Water Quality Database report as appropriate OCC Water Quality Library Habitat assessment Standardized Field sheets OCC Water Quality Database Habitat metrics OCC Water Quality Database & Library or Warehouse Fish collections Standardized Fish Collection Sheets and Laboratory Data Sheets OCC Water Quality Database Tolerance & diversity indices; final report and list of species collected OCC Quality Database & Library or Warehouse; OK Museum of Natural History & EPA BIOS when appropriate Benthic macroinvertebrate collections Standardized Macroinvertebrate Collection Sheets and Laboratory Data Sheets OCC Quality Database Tolerance, diversity, list of species collected and indices OCC Water Quality Database & Library or Warehouse; EPA BIOS when appropriate B MEASUREMENT AND DATA ACQUISITION B1 SAMPLING PROCESS DESIGN In order to determine the support status of each site and the causes of impairment, water quality sampling, biological monitoring, landuse assessment, and habitat assessments will be conducted. Water quality analysis will consist of monitoring of turbidity, pH, dissolved oxygen (DO), alkalinity, conductivity, water temperature, instantaneous discharge, nitrate (NO3), nitrite (NO2), orthophosphate (PO4), total phosphorus (TP), total Kjeldahl nitrogen (TKN), chloride (Cl), sulfate (SO4), total suspended solids (TSS), total dissolved solids (TDS), and total hardness. Water quality samples will be collected 20 times per rotation per site, except for ammonia, which will be assessed 6 times per rotation. Ammonia (NH3) and Escherichia coli will be monitored each year from May through September, three times for ammonia and five times for E. coli. Observations and quantities of odor, excessive bottom deposits, surface scum, oil/grease, and foam will be recorded to support the aesthetics beneficial use support. Biological monitoring will be conducted. Biological monitoring will consist of a one-time collection of fish, a one-time habitat assessment, and semi-annual collections of benthic macroinvertebrates (two summer sets and two winter sets).
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