Synthesis Version 1.3.0
Version 1.3.0 Contents
This database contains tidal wetland soil carbon profiles and associated metadata. The data itself is housed in separate comma separated value (.csv) spreadsheets linked by common identifier attributes (study_id, site_id, and core_id).
Data Tables
- CCN_methods.csv - Contains information on materials and methods broken down by study
- CCN_sites.csv - Contains positional and descriptive information of the coring sites.
- CCN_cores.csv - Contains positional and descriptive information on core locations.
- CCN_depthseries.csv - Contains raw depth-series information for all cores.
- CCN_species.csv - Contains information on the dominant plant species at coring locations.
- CCN_impacts.csv - Contains information on the anthropogenic impacts at site or coring locations.
Metadata Tables
- CCN_database_structure.html - Is a simplified, visual and interactive version of metadata.xml for display purposes.
- CCN_study_citations.csv - Contains bibliographic information for publications and associated sources, which can be related to the database tables via study_id.
- CCN_bibliography.bib - Contains bibliographic information for publications and sources associated with this database.
Version 1.3.0 Updates
New Datasets 1.3.0
This update adds 10 new studies and 298 new soil cores to the CCN Data Library, bringing the total number of cores to 15,265 from 536 unique studies.
Adotey et al 2024
Gundersen et al 2024
Johnson et al 2024 (eelgrass)
Johnson et al 2024 (marsh)
Quafisi et al 2024
Royna et al 2024
Schroeter et al 2023
Strand et al 2024
Tully et al 2024
White and Spera 2024
Corrections and Additions to previously synthesized datasets 1.3.0
- Maxwell et al 2023: Removed duplicate cores, added additional associated publication information, resolved incorrect 'depth_min' values.
- Stevens et al 2024: Updated units in for cs137 and pb210 values in depthseries table.
- Saunders et al 2013: Revised habitat assignment from seagrass to marsh (this study sampled sawgrass and slough in the Everglades)