Skip to main content
U.S. flag

An official website of the United States government

Patrick Miller

Supervisory Hydrologist Technician for the Washington Water Science Center

Professional Experience

  • USGS SINCE 2003, VARIOUS LOCATIONS, ME,IL,WA.

  • 2001-2002 STUDENT INTERNSHIPS WITH USBR, USFS

Education and Certifications

  • SPOKANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2000-2002 AAS WATER RESOURCE/HYDROGRAPHER        

  • AAS WATER RESOURCE/WATER QUALITY

Science and Products

Scientist standing in streamgaging platform hanging over a river.
Measuring the Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA
Measuring the Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA
Scientist standing in streamgaging platform hanging over a river.

Measuring the Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA

Measuring the Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA

USGS Hydrologic Technician Kim Cesal measuring 3170 cfs at 12409000 Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA. This measurement is the highest made at the gaging site. The gage has been in operation since October 1922. The gage was installed to monitor flows from Meyer Falls Dam and Power Generation.

By
Water Resources, Water Availability and Use Science Program, Washington Water Science Center
Scientist standing in streamgaging platform hanging over a river.

Measuring the Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA

Measuring the Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA

USGS Hydrologic Technician Kim Cesal measuring 3170 cfs at 12409000 Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA. This measurement is the highest made at the gaging site. The gage has been in operation since October 1922. The gage was installed to monitor flows from Meyer Falls Dam and Power Generation.

By
Water Resources, Water Availability and Use Science Program, Washington Water Science Center
Image: North Fork of the John Day River Gorge
North Fork of the John Day River Gorge
North Fork of the John Day River Gorge
Image: North Fork of the John Day River Gorge

North Fork of the John Day River Gorge

North Fork of the John Day River Gorge

Looking downstream at the gage and Gorge.

By
Water Resources, Communications and Publishing
Image: North Fork of the John Day River Gorge

North Fork of the John Day River Gorge

North Fork of the John Day River Gorge

Looking downstream at the gage and Gorge.

By
Water Resources, Communications and Publishing

Science and Products

Scientist standing in streamgaging platform hanging over a river.
Measuring the Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA
Measuring the Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA
Scientist standing in streamgaging platform hanging over a river.

Measuring the Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA

Measuring the Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA

USGS Hydrologic Technician Kim Cesal measuring 3170 cfs at 12409000 Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA. This measurement is the highest made at the gaging site. The gage has been in operation since October 1922. The gage was installed to monitor flows from Meyer Falls Dam and Power Generation.

By
Water Resources, Water Availability and Use Science Program, Washington Water Science Center
Scientist standing in streamgaging platform hanging over a river.

Measuring the Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA

Measuring the Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA

USGS Hydrologic Technician Kim Cesal measuring 3170 cfs at 12409000 Colville River at Kettle Falls, WA. This measurement is the highest made at the gaging site. The gage has been in operation since October 1922. The gage was installed to monitor flows from Meyer Falls Dam and Power Generation.

By
Water Resources, Water Availability and Use Science Program, Washington Water Science Center
Image: North Fork of the John Day River Gorge
North Fork of the John Day River Gorge
North Fork of the John Day River Gorge
Image: North Fork of the John Day River Gorge

North Fork of the John Day River Gorge

North Fork of the John Day River Gorge

Looking downstream at the gage and Gorge.

By
Water Resources, Communications and Publishing
Image: North Fork of the John Day River Gorge

North Fork of the John Day River Gorge

North Fork of the John Day River Gorge

Looking downstream at the gage and Gorge.

By
Water Resources, Communications and Publishing
Was this page helpful?