Danielle Szymkowski, USGS Contractor, collecting runoff sample below a the North Flume (USGS Station ID: 413611087201001) at the Gary City Hall rain garden, Indiana.
Amy Story repairing data transmission system at Gary City Hall rain garden
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Hydrologic Technician Amy Story repairing the data-transmission system at the Gary City Hall (Indiana) rain garden. The data-transmission system gathers data from several instruments and provides it in real time to the USGS web site.
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