Infrared image of Narcissus Spring Outflow
Detailed Description
USGS hydrologists use thermal infrared (IR) imagery to evaluate the distribution of warm and hot springs near the Yampa River. Numerous diffuse springs discharge near the river, and IR imagery is useful as a screening tool to pinpoint points of discharge to be sampled for water quality.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
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