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Naranjito, Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Station

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By Landslide Hazards Program February 14, 2023

The Naranjito monitoring site is also in a heavily vegetated area underlain by Cretaceous volcaniclastic rock. 

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Naranjito, Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Site. The Naranjito monitoring site is also in a heavily vegetated area underlain by Cretaceous volcaniclastic rock. 
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Stephen Hughes wires the rain gauge to the Campbell Scientific datalogger at the Naranjito, Puerto Rico landslide monitoring site.
a group of people posing around a landslide monitoring site
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Jonathan Pérez Paulino, Emily Bedinger, Kelli Baxstrom, Charlie Miles, Mason Einbund, and Olivia Hoch pose by the completed Naranjito, Puerto Rico landslide monitoring site.

 

Rainfall | Soil Water Content, Soil Suction, and Ground Water Pressure | Battery Voltage

Rainfall

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Naranjito, Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Site - rainfall.

Soil-Water Content, Soil Suction, and Ground Water Pressure

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Naranjito, Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Site - soil-water content, soil suction, and groundwater pressure.

Battery Voltage

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Naranjito, Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Site - battery voltage

The Naranjito monitoring site is also in a heavily vegetated area underlain by Cretaceous volcaniclastic rock. 

map with boundary outlined and red circle
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
Naranjito, Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Site. The Naranjito monitoring site is also in a heavily vegetated area underlain by Cretaceous volcaniclastic rock. 
person working on landslide monitoring equipment
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
Stephen Hughes wires the rain gauge to the Campbell Scientific datalogger at the Naranjito, Puerto Rico landslide monitoring site.
a group of people posing around a landslide monitoring site
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
Jonathan Pérez Paulino, Emily Bedinger, Kelli Baxstrom, Charlie Miles, Mason Einbund, and Olivia Hoch pose by the completed Naranjito, Puerto Rico landslide monitoring site.

 

Rainfall | Soil Water Content, Soil Suction, and Ground Water Pressure | Battery Voltage

Rainfall

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Naranjito, Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Site - rainfall.

Soil-Water Content, Soil Suction, and Ground Water Pressure

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plot
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
Naranjito, Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Site - soil-water content, soil suction, and groundwater pressure.

Battery Voltage

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Naranjito, Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Site - battery voltage