Samantha Woomer services the gage equipment at Ship John Shoal lighthouse.
Photo credit: Neel Hodgkinson/USGS Contractor
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Samantha Woomer services the gage equipment at Ship John Shoal lighthouse.
Photo credit: Neel Hodgkinson/USGS Contractor
Samantha Woomer services the gage equipment at Ship John Shoal lighthouse.
Photo credit: Neel Hodgkinson/USGS Contractor
Hydrologic technician Michael Brownley steers a boat on the Delaware Bay towards Ship John Shoal lighthouse.
Hydrologic technician Michael Brownley steers a boat on the Delaware Bay towards Ship John Shoal lighthouse.
USGS hydrologic technicians depart from Ship John Shoal lighthouse after servicing the gage there.
USGS hydrologic technicians depart from Ship John Shoal lighthouse after servicing the gage there.
Natalie Hall stands in Ten Mile Creek in northern Montgomery County during an AI/ML camera installation.
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Natalie Hall stands in Ten Mile Creek in northern Montgomery County during an AI/ML camera installation.
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Impairments in Linganore Creek in Maryland (top) and Little Conestoga Creek in Pennsylvania (bottom) caused by altered geomorphology and high nutrients from sedimentation and agricultural runoff.
Impairments in Linganore Creek in Maryland (top) and Little Conestoga Creek in Pennsylvania (bottom) caused by altered geomorphology and high nutrients from sedimentation and agricultural runoff.
Nick Giro services the gage at Wheel Creek in Harford Glen (0158175320).
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Nick Giro services the gage at Wheel Creek in Harford Glen (0158175320).
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Nick Giro walks through a forest in Harford Glen Park on the way to service the Wheel Creek gage (0158175320).
Photo by David Fisher/USGS Contractor.
Nick Giro walks through a forest in Harford Glen Park on the way to service the Wheel Creek gage (0158175320).
Photo by David Fisher/USGS Contractor.
Tyler Bowser services a precipitation gage at Atkisson Reservoir near Bel Air, MD (01581753), within Harford Glen Park.
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Tyler Bowser services a precipitation gage at Atkisson Reservoir near Bel Air, MD (01581753), within Harford Glen Park.
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Tyler Bowser services a rain gage at Winters Run Basin at Fallston, Maryland (393126076244301).
Photos credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Tyler Bowser services a rain gage at Winters Run Basin at Fallston, Maryland (393126076244301).
Photos credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Tyler Bowser at Atkisson precipitation gage at Harford Glen in Maryland.
Photo credit: David Fisher
Tyler Bowser at Atkisson precipitation gage at Harford Glen in Maryland.
Photo credit: David Fisher
Precipitation gage at Atkisson Reservoir near Bel Air, Maryland (01581753) in Harford Glen Park.
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Precipitation gage at Atkisson Reservoir near Bel Air, Maryland (01581753) in Harford Glen Park.
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Tyler Bowser holds a bottle over a precipitation gage.
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Tyler Bowser holds a bottle over a precipitation gage.
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Chris Lewis takes refuge from the rain as he surveys the Delmarva Peninsula after Hurricane Ian.
Photo in Lewes, Delaware.
Photo credit: Neel Hodgkinson/USGS Contractor
Chris Lewis takes refuge from the rain as he surveys the Delmarva Peninsula after Hurricane Ian.
Photo in Lewes, Delaware.
Photo credit: Neel Hodgkinson/USGS Contractor
Chris Lewis surveys for high water marks on the Delmarva Peninsula.
Photo credit: Neel Hodgkinson/USGS Contractor
Chris Lewis surveys for high water marks on the Delmarva Peninsula.
Photo credit: Neel Hodgkinson/USGS Contractor
Jacob Mavrogeorge surveys in Lewers, Delaware.
Photo credit: Neel Hodgkinson/USGS Contractor
Jacob Mavrogeorge surveys in Lewers, Delaware.
Photo credit: Neel Hodgkinson/USGS Contractor
Erica Warner holds a water quality sonde in Sligo Creek in Maryland on October 4, 2022.
Erica Warner holds a water quality sonde in Sligo Creek in Maryland on October 4, 2022.
As part of the National Oceanographic Partnership Program (NOPP), USGS works with several partner agencies to increase our knowledge of how storms impact and shape our coasts.
As part of the National Oceanographic Partnership Program (NOPP), USGS works with several partner agencies to increase our knowledge of how storms impact and shape our coasts.
Eric Boyd pulls an Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler across the North Branch Potomac River at Barnum, West Virginia (01595800).
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Eric Boyd pulls an Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler across the North Branch Potomac River at Barnum, West Virginia (01595800).
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Eric Boyd walks on the bridge at Jennings Randolph Lake (01595790).
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Eric Boyd walks on the bridge at Jennings Randolph Lake (01595790).
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Eric Boyd walks along the bridge at Jennings Randolph Lake (01595790).
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
Eric Boyd walks along the bridge at Jennings Randolph Lake (01595790).
Photo credit: David Fisher/USGS Contractor
A USGS scientist holds a vial.
Photos by Neel Hodgkinson/USGS. Public Domain
A USGS scientist holds a vial.
Photos by Neel Hodgkinson/USGS. Public Domain