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Water Chemistry · Analyte Viewer

NEON Water Chemistry · Analyte Viewer unofficial

NEON's labs measure the chemistry of streams, rivers, and lakes across the country — hundreds of samples per site, not a handful. This app reads one aquatic site at a time and compares any two analytes over its full record. Built on the Surface Water Chemistry product (DP1.20093.001).

Tap a site on the map (coloured by the analyte you choose) to explore it, or pick one by name below. 34 aquatic sites , from desert streams to arctic lakes.

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Drag to pan · scroll to zoom · darker = higher · grey = not measured here.
Or pick a site by name, and set the date window
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Fine-tune the comparison (optional)
Sets both analytes to a meaningful pair.
Browse all 34 sites as a list
This is dense, honest water-chemistry data

You're looking at 196,856 water-chemistry samples from one NEON aquatic site, with hundreds of records per site rather than a handful. Pick a tab above, or jump straight to the relationship between two analytes.

How the stats stay honest: every statistic shows its sample size; correlations default to Spearman with an n ≥ 8 reliability flag; the seasonal view is a real STL decomposition of the monthly record, not a forecast; below-detection values are flagged, never hidden; and one per-analyte plausibility gate keeps a single artifact from driving any fit, the trend, the predictor, or the map's colour scale.

Two analytes through time
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Regression
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Fit statistics
Main analyte vs every other analyte
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Show all analytes
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Monthly climatology
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Seasonal-trend decomposition (STL)
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Estimate the main analyte
Prediction
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Same analyte, two sites
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Search the network

Find sites by their water chemistry across the whole network, then jump to one. Values are each site's average over its full bundled record, computed the same way as the map (implausible extremes excluded). This ranks sites by a within-site index, it is not an absolute ranking, and below-detection samples are kept in the count and flagged, not dropped.

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