Analysis of Conductivity Probes

Authors: Grant McKown (james.mckown@unh.edu)

Organization: Coastal Habitat Restoration Team, Jackson Estuarine Laboratory, University of New Hampshire

Last Updated: June 2026

Purpose:

Project Overview:

A brief description of the five R code scripts is provided:

1. Data Formatting - R script formats the water level elevation - time series dataset to allow for use in the rest of the R scripts

Folders:

See individual README files in each folder for more in-depth details.

1. Input Data - folder the user of the R project will need to deposit the necessary datasets. See the folder README for in-depth details on the dataset needs for the R scripts. Example datasets are provided in the folder. R script is currently written to run with the example datasets.
2. Dataset Templates - blank CSV files with appropriate column headers (and blank cells) for the needed input datasets
3. Formatted Datasets - an intermediary folder that holds various water level elevation datasets that are created in one R script and utilized in the another R script'
4. Output Stats - destination of finalized tables for the descriptive statistics of tidal hydrology of creek, groundwater, and pool water level recorders and flooding for groundwater level recoders and constructed sparrow islands.
5. Figures - output of water level tidal elevation graphs in JPG format
6. Supporting Information - locations of standard operating procedure, spring tide adjustment Excel sheet, and in-field measurements data sheet (see note below)