Water level data from the Tarland Burn, Aberdeenshire, Scotland (2013-2022)

<p>Water level was&nbsp;recorded, in&nbsp;hourly intervals, at four locations on the Tarland Burn, &nbsp;Aberdeenshire, Scotland between 2013 and 2022.&nbsp;&nbsp;Measurements were made using pressure transducers and logging equipment supplied by Campbell Scientific. Rating curves&nbsp;have also been derived using a Valeport electromagnetic flow meter (801 model), or ADCP &quot;boat&quot; at higher water level. This data is provided so that level data can be converted to flow data using stage discharge relationships. Station latitude and longitude are provided. Blank cells in the data sheets are due to instrument&nbsp;failure or temporary loss of power.</p> <p>This work has been funded by the Scottish Government as part of the strategic research programme and provides empirical data which&nbsp;underpins&nbsp;research on natural flood management, water quality, and biodiversity.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>