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Deep Sensor Network
The Deep Sensor Network consists of 9 Falmouth 2D-ACM sensors installed with the volunteer assistance of the Woodville Karst Plain Project divers. These sensors are located approximately 190'-280' below land surface in the karst conduits that connect to Wakulla Spring.
Geographically, the deep sensors are divided into two groups: the northern group and the southern group. The northern group sensors are located in the major karst conduits that feed into the main vent of Wakulla Spring: A, B, C, D, and K conduits.
The southern group consists of three sensors: one at Revell sink, a karst window located on private land; and two in vents in the Spring Creek spring complex.
Note that because these sensors are installed some 270+ ft below land surface, determining their exact geographic location is difficult; the locations of the sensors both in the wiki and in the geojson files are approximate locations.
#Sites
Northern Group
Southern Group
- Revell Sink
- Spring Creek 1
- Spring Creek 10
Spatial Data
General Information
- How to Cite this Project
- Project History
- Selected Bibliography of Publications
- KORI geoJSON Repository
- About the Florida Geological Survey
WKP-HRDB
- PostgreSQL Installation Notes
- Importing the WKP-HRDB to PostgreSQL
- WKP-HRDB Organizational Reference
- Data Inventory
- Statistical Atlas
- rkori Tutorial
FGS Monitoring Sites
- Deep Sensor Network
- Surface Sensor Network
- Karst Conduits
- Falmouth 2D-ACM Locations
- Insitu LevelTroll 500 locations
- Punchbowl Sink
- Revell Sink
- Sullivan Swallet
- Lost Creek
- Tobacco Sink
- Turner Sink
- St. Mark's River Rise
- Wakulla Spring
