{"content":[{"text":"About this report: \n This report is a summary of the data that have been collected through the Cooperative Lakes \n Monitoring Program. The contents have been customized for your lake. The first page is a \n summary of the Trophic Status Indicators of your lake (Secchi Disk Transparency, Chlorophyll-a, \n Spring Total Phosphorus, and Summer Total Phosphorus). Where data are available, they have \n been summarized for the most recent field season, five years prior to the most recent field season, \n and since the first year your lake has been enrolled in the program.","bbox":{"left":0.049255,"top":0.070732,"width":0.8518629999999999,"height":0.11925300000000001}},{"text":"If you did not take 8 or more Secchi disk measurements or 4 or more chlorophyll measurements, \n there will not be summary data calculated for these parameters. These numbers of measurements \n are required to ensure that the results are indicative of overall summer conditions. \n If you enrolled in Dissolved Oxygen/Temperature, the summary page will have a graph of one of \n the profiles taken during the late summer (typically August or September). If your lake stratifies, \n we will use a graph showing the earliest time of stratification, because identifying the timing of this \n condition and the depth at which it occurs is typically the most important use of dissolved oxygen \n measurements.","bbox":{"left":0.049255,"top":0.200682,"width":0.850863,"height":0.14463099999999998}},{"text":"The back of the summary page will be an explanation of the Trophic Status Index and where your \n lake fits on that scale.","bbox":{"left":0.049255,"top":0.357374,"width":0.8426669999999999,"height":0.037180999999999964}},{"text":"The rest of the report will be aquatic plant summaries, Score the Shore results, and larger graphs, \n including all Dissolved Oxygen/Temperature Profiles that you recorded. For Secchi Disk, \n Chlorophyll, and Phosphorus parameters, you need to have two years of data for a graph to make \n logical sense. Therefore if this is the first year you have enrolled in the CLMP, you will not receive \n a graph for these parameters.","bbox":{"left":0.049255,"top":0.406616,"width":0.8483139999999999,"height":0.086424}},{"text":"Remember that some lakes see a lot of fluctuation in these parameters from year to year. \n you have eight years worth of data, consider all trends to be preliminary.","bbox":{"left":0.049255,"top":0.503775,"width":0.772981,"height":0.03597000000000006}},{"text":"Until","bbox":{"left":0.833177,"top":0.503775,"width":0.03927400000000003,"height":0.020818000000000003}},{"text":"To learn more about the CLMP monitoring parameters or get definitions to unknown terms, check \n out the CLMP Manual, found at: \n https://micorps.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/63/2019/06/CLMP- \n Manual-2019update.pdf","bbox":{"left":0.049255,"top":0.551806,"width":0.8419599999999999,"height":0.05204500000000001}},{"text":"Thank you! \n The CLMP leadership team would like to thank you for all of your efforts over the past year. The \n CLMP would not exist without dedicated and hardworking volunteers!","bbox":{"left":0.049137,"top":0.66673,"width":0.833177,"height":0.05558999999999992}},{"text":"The CLMP Leadership Team is made of: Marcy Knoll Wilmes, Jean Roth, Jo Latimore, Paul Steen, \n Mike Gallagher, Laura Kaminski, and Erick Elgin","bbox":{"left":0.049137,"top":0.736351,"width":0.856137,"height":0.038242}},{"text":"Questions? \n If you have questions on this report or believe that the tabulated data for your lake in this report are \n in error please contact: \n Paul Steen (psteen@hrwc.org), MiCorps Program Manager","bbox":{"left":0.050039,"top":0.822576,"width":0.855961,"height":0.07313599999999998}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}