Datasets

Starting in 2006, this volunteer-collected dataset now covers 18 sites along the entire length of the Waccamaw River from Lake Waccamaw to Winyah Bay. Data collected under DHEC-approved QAPP. 

This EQL monitoring program conducts biweekly sampling at eight river sites in Horry & Georgetown Counties and supplements USGS sensor data. 

Volunteer-collected data characterizes two stormwater ponds and a tidal swash site. Volunteer data supplemented by regulatory level measurements of Enterococcus in the swash. 

Eight sites in and around the Murrells Inlet estuary have been monitored by trained volunteers since 2008. 

Volunteers monitor two stormwater ponds for potential impacts to downstream swash and beach sites. 

EQL & DHEC Enterococcus data for beach sites in the Grand Strand. 

Near real-time data of water quality sensors at the end of Apache Pier help better understand hypoxic events off the coast of the Grand Strand. 

Near real-time data of water quality sensors at the end of the Cherry Grove help better understand hypoxic events off the coast of the Grand Strand. 

Students have collected water quality data on campus since 1991 for course credit. In 2022, project grew to include downstream sites that flow through the Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge.