MiCorps Data Exchange Network

Select from the search and display criteria below to view and download data from the MiCorps Data Exchange Network. If you have any questions about what these fields mean, please refer to the field description page. These data were collected by trained lake monitoring stewards following approved quality assurance procedures. Please contact MiCorps staff to see a copy of the Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) for a specific organization. If you have any questions please email midata@glc.org or contact MiCorps staff at 734-971-9135.

Raw Data Search Criteria

1. Search by County, Watershed, Lake Name or All sites - Select County, Watershed, Lake Name, or All. Then, select the specific values you want displayed. Hold down the control key to select more than one value. There are no lake sites for counties, watersheds, or lake names which are not listed.

  County - View county reference map.
 
Watershed / Hydrologic Unit Code (HUC) - View Map Lower Peninsula or Upper Peninsula.
 
Lake Name - Use official lake name found on USGS topographic maps; refer to www.topozone.com.
 
All - Return all lake sites without respect to county, watershed, or lake name.

2. Select Date Range

From:
To:

Display Fields

1. Sampling Parameter - Select one or multiple parameters (secchi disk, phosphorus, chlorophyll, dissolved oxygen/temperature, and/or aquatic plants). Select the output fields you would like to view by placing a check in the box to the left of the field name. Sampling location data will automatically be included in the output table.

Secchi Disk
Phosphorus
Spring Overturn
Late Summer
Chlorophyll
Dissolved Oxygen / Temperature
Aquatic Plants

3. Select Output Format - Select HTML to display results on screen. Select spreadsheet to download and save results to your computer.

  Web Page (HTML)
  Excel Spreadsheet (XLS)


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