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Water Quality (WQ) and Cyanobacteria Data & MAPS |
The Water Quality Committee maintains the current and historical WQ and cyanobacteria data collected by our volunteers. The WQ raw data is available for public review at the Chesapeake Monitoring Cooperative (CMC) Data Explorer web site. We also provide raw data files to government agencies, academia and civic organizations that request the data for their analyses. Requests for data files should be forwarded to the Water Quality Monitoring Program Project officer at harry.looney@lakeannavirginia.org. Include full name, organization, email, phone number, data requested (parameters, dates, etc), a justification (how the data will be used) and if you would like approval to release the data to other agencies or in a formal report. While raw data are available for analysis-driven activities, LACA publishes our monitoring results using screenshots generated from Google Maps. See the links below for the various mapping files available for our members and anyone looking for Lake Anna water quality data. WQ Maps and Data: Click this WQ link for water quality monitoring that LACA conducts four times each year parameters such as Total Phosphorus, Total Nitrogen, Chlorophyll-a, E. coli bacteria, temperature, Dissolved Oxygen and pH. Algae - Upper Lake Regions: Click this Algae Maps & Data link for algae reports (maps & related data) for the upper North Anna River and Pamunkey Branches.Algae Reports: Private citizens are encouraged to submit reports of algae on the Virginia Department of Health website. Click on this link to go to the online report page. The LACA Water Quality committee would appreciate being informed of any algae reports that are submitted. Please contact the POCs listed on our committee home page. |