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Speakers at United Nations 2023 Water Conference side event titled, “International and Transboundary Cooperation of Integrated Water Management: From Data Collection to Implementation”. Hydrologist Joel Groten is third from left.

Discussion between participants at United Nations 2023 Water Conference side event titled, “International and Transboundary Cooperation of Integrated Water Management: From Data Collection to Implementation”.

Speakers who presented at United Nations 2023 Water Conference side event titled, “International and Transboundary Cooperation of Integrated Water Management: From Data Collection to Implementation”.

#WATERACTION sign at the United Nations 2023 Water Conference. Large individual letter sign that states "#wateraction" with New York City skyline in background.

View of participants from behind looking forward in the United Nations general assembly at the United Nations 2023 Water Conference.

United Nations Headquarters in New York City. View looking up at United Nations headquarters building with flags in foreground.

Illustration of Gage Greatness Round 2 bracket. Winners are shown through Round 1.

At the USGS, we monitor our nation’s water. Our data informs many people, from kayakers to water managers. Gage Greatness allows any Twitter user to vote for their favorite gage (data collection station).

A staff profile photo of David Watkins. David is a machine learning engineer in the Data Science Branch of the Water Mission Area Integrated Information Dissemination Division.

This is the instrument laboratory of the Organic Geochemistry Research Laboratory located in the KS WSC.

A staff profile photo of Ray Elliott Crawford III "Elliott". Elliott is a HIF Engineering/Electronics Technician and Instructor for the USGS Water Resources Mission Area. 

USGS-HIF Gaging station with elevated platform, two stilling wells and shelters, and plenty of work area for evaluation instruments. (Credit: Scott Kimball, USGS) 

USGS-HIF instrument shelter located on the left bank on the upstream side of the bridge with Iridium and GOES antennas. (Credit: Scott Kimball, USGS) 

USGS-HIF rain gauge and meteorological instrument testing site, “the Corral,” with multiple instruments currently under test. (Credit: Scott Kimball, USGS) 

A staff profile photo of Gericke Cook. Gericke is a Supervisory Data Scientist in the Data Science Branch for the USGS Water Resources Mission Area. 

USGS map identifying the percent probability for any location in New Hampshire to have groundwater with radon concentrations greater than the state government’s standard of 2,000 picocuries per liter for drinking water.

A staff profile photo of Dr. Emily K. Read. Emily is the Chief of Web Communications for the United States Geological Survey Water Resources Mission Area.

A staff profile photo of Margaux Sleckman. Margaux is a data scientist in the USGS Water Mission Area. 

A staff profile photo of Amanda (Mandie) Carr. Mandie is a science communicator in the Web Communications Branch of the USGS Water Resources Mission Area.

This map shows the airborne geophysical survey area and planned flight paths across the Illinois River Basin in Illinois and northwest Indiana. Surveys will not occur directly above populated areas. Planned flight lines and survey progress can be found online. 

(USGS map) 

This is a still, thumbnail image for the U.S. river conditions for Oct 1, 2022 through September 30, 2022.