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I. SITE DESCRIPTORS

1. Latitude/Longitude of data collection site:
   MYSTERY SITE! You locate! degrees latitude
   MYSTERY SITE! You locate! degrees longitude
2. Time zone:
3. Biome Description: forest
   coniferous
   This site is a ski slope with steep slopes and cleared areas. A storm took place on the day the data was collected. There is some natural running water on the site. The soil is far below the snow and not accessible at this time of year.

1. TEMPERATURE in CElSIUS

   Recording date: 04/01/97

2. AIR TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS)
   

   	1st reading time: 14:00	2nd reading	3rd reading
   1 CM ABOVE GROUND:	1.56
   1 METER ABOVE GROUND:	2.83
   2 METERS ABOVE GROUND:	2.1

   High temperature for the day: 3.3 degrees celsius
   Low temperature for the day:: 2.2 degrees celsius
   

3. GROUND TEMPERATURE (celsius)
   
   1 CM BELOW SURFACE: .44 degrees celsius
   10 CM BELOW SURFACE: .5 degrees celsius

4. WATER TEMPERATURE (celsius)
   1 CM Below surface: .56 DEGREES CELSIUS

5. WIND SPEED and DIRECTION
   Wind speed Beaufort Number: 6
   Wind Speed in (Km/hour): 40-50

   Wind direction:
   

   This reading was taken at 13:24

6. BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
   29.87 Inches of Mercury falling

   Altitude: 366 M above sea level

7. RELATIVE HUMIDITY
   Relative humidity: 89 percent

1. SOIL
   0 percent Clay
   80 percent Sand
   20 percent Silt

2. WATER ANALYSIS - (50ml sample)
   pH Value: 5
   Hardness: 2 grains per gallon
   Iron:
   Colloidal (bacterial iron): n/a parts per million
   Red Water Iron: n/a parts per million
   Clear Water Iron: n/a parts per million

3. FLORA/FAUNA ANALYSIS
   • Three most common trees:
     Douglas Fir
     Willow
     Hemlock
     
   • Three most common plants:
     Fern
     Moss
     Solmonberries
     
   • Three most common birds:
     Stellar Jay
     Wrens
     Sparrows
     
   • Other common animals:
     Black Bear
     Deer
     Squirrel
     

4. ROCK ANALYSIS
   Slate
   Greenschist
   Metamorphics
   
   
   Site collection took place in the following areas:
   
   
   glacially transported
   area with volcanic history