Observatory ObsERA
The Observatory of water and erosion in the Antilles (OBServatoire de l’Eau et de l’éRosion aux Antilles – ObsERA) is located on Basse-Terre Island, a volcanic island of the Guadeloupe archipelago. ObsErA acquires data on 8 field sites belonging to 4 catchments located on Basse-Terre Island, a volcanic island of the Guadeloupe archipelago in the lesser Antilles arc. These catchments are Capesterre, Bras-David, Vieux-Habitants, and the Quiock creek catchment. More information can be found on the ObsERA observatory website.
Data availability
Download links
You can access the data categorized by different types of measurements from the provided links below:
Hydrogeophysics
KMZ viewer and Google Earth
The viewer below offers a comprehensive site visualization and information on available hydrogeophysical data, including geophysical maps and cross-sections. This interface also provides details on the types, numbers, and dates of measurements, as well as precise site locations and data providers information.
To visualize the data in the Google Earth software, you can download the following KMZ file: ObsERA.kmz