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USGS scientist surveys water levels on the Delaware River
USGS scientist surveys water levels on the Delaware River while streamflow measurements are made by boat. These measurements help scientists understand the amount of water and constituents being transported by the river.
USGS scientist surveys water levels on the Delaware River while streamflow measurements are made by boat. These measurements help scientists understand the amount of water and constituents being transported by the river.
USGS gage 10308200 East Fork Carson River near Markleeville CA
I-Beam and Sled ADVM Mount 3
A 4" aluminum I-beam is used allow an ADVM to be raised and lowered on a stainless steel sled. The sled is adjustable for pitch, roll, and heading.
A 4" aluminum I-beam is used allow an ADVM to be raised and lowered on a stainless steel sled. The sled is adjustable for pitch, roll, and heading.
I-Beam and Sled ADVM Mount 4
Closeup of a stainless steel sled meant to mount on a 4" aluminum I-beam. The sled is adjustable for pitch, roll, and heading.
Closeup of a stainless steel sled meant to mount on a 4" aluminum I-beam. The sled is adjustable for pitch, roll, and heading.
Uplooker Sled Mount
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land.
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land.
Uplooker Sled Mount 2
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land.
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land.
Uplooker Sled Mount 3
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land. The mounting plate allows for adjustment of pitch, roll, and heading.
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land. The mounting plate allows for adjustment of pitch, roll, and heading.
Uplooker Sled Mount 4
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land. The mounting plate allows for adjustment of pitch, roll, and heading.
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land. The mounting plate allows for adjustment of pitch, roll, and heading.
USGS employees operating drone over river in black and white
USGS employees John Fulton - collecting live discharge data, Josip Adams - operating drone, and Sandy Brosnahan co-piloting and spotting, on a River in Maine.
USGS employees John Fulton - collecting live discharge data, Josip Adams - operating drone, and Sandy Brosnahan co-piloting and spotting, on a River in Maine.
Chris Bird is making an ADCP measurement with an inflatable kayak
Chris Bird is making an ADCP measurement with an inflatable kayak at streamgage 12211200 Nooksack River at Everson, WA.
Chris Bird is making an ADCP measurement with an inflatable kayak at streamgage 12211200 Nooksack River at Everson, WA.
USGS Groundwater Well Dates Back to 1874 (NWIS Site 430429089230301)
The first USGS groundwater level measurement recorded in this well is from 1874! The well was originally a flowing artesian well that was used as an active water supply. Routine monitoring began in 1946.
The first USGS groundwater level measurement recorded in this well is from 1874! The well was originally a flowing artesian well that was used as an active water supply. Routine monitoring began in 1946.
Scientists review fiber-optic distributed temperature sensing (FO-DTS) data in the field
USGS Research Hydrologists Neil Terry and Marty Briggs review fiber-optic distributed temperature sensing (FO-DTS) data with Dale Werkema of the U.S.
USGS Research Hydrologists Neil Terry and Marty Briggs review fiber-optic distributed temperature sensing (FO-DTS) data with Dale Werkema of the U.S.
Adding a rapid deployment gauge to track Dorian's surge in Virginia
Hydrographer Keith Lambert installing a rapid deployment gage at New Mill Creek at Chesapeake, VA in advance of Hurricane Dorian. Photo: Blake Dudding, USGS September 5, 2019
Hydrographer Keith Lambert installing a rapid deployment gage at New Mill Creek at Chesapeake, VA in advance of Hurricane Dorian. Photo: Blake Dudding, USGS September 5, 2019
collecting eDNA samples
A USGS Hydrologic Technician collects eDNA samples alongside a stream in the Nevada wilderness
A USGS Hydrologic Technician collects eDNA samples alongside a stream in the Nevada wilderness
Scientists track Hurricane Dorian effects on Low Country Coast
A storm-tide sensor deployed on Florida's Indian River Lagoon, at Indian River Drive in St. Lucie County, on Aug. 30, 2019 in preparation for Hurricane Dorian. NOTE: Though the story is about the Carolinas, the photo is from Florida. No photos of the Carolinas deployment were available at the time this story was published.
A storm-tide sensor deployed on Florida's Indian River Lagoon, at Indian River Drive in St. Lucie County, on Aug. 30, 2019 in preparation for Hurricane Dorian. NOTE: Though the story is about the Carolinas, the photo is from Florida. No photos of the Carolinas deployment were available at the time this story was published.
USGS Scientists Train on Groundwater Technical Procedures
USGS scientists never stop learning!
USGS scientists never stop learning!
USGS Scientists Train on Groundwater Technical Procedures
USGS scientists never stop learning! In this photo USGS Hydrologic Technician Charles Hart (USGS Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Water Science Center) teaches USGS groundwater field personnel about measuring groundwater levels following USGS groundwater field procedures.
USGS scientists never stop learning! In this photo USGS Hydrologic Technician Charles Hart (USGS Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Water Science Center) teaches USGS groundwater field personnel about measuring groundwater levels following USGS groundwater field procedures.
West Branch Delaware River, Hale Eddy, New video capture
Live video from USGS 01426500 West Branch Delaware River at Hale Eddy, New York.
Live video from USGS 01426500 West Branch Delaware River at Hale Eddy, New York.
Webcam at USGS streamgage 01463500 Delaware River at Trenton NJ
Still frame from a webcam set up at USGS Streamgage 01463500 Delaware River at Trenton NJ. This image was taken on August 19, 2019 at 4:00 pm local time.
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Still frame from a webcam set up at USGS Streamgage 01463500 Delaware River at Trenton NJ. This image was taken on August 19, 2019 at 4:00 pm local time.
Visit the site page to see current video and static images.
USGS scientists drive a hole for groundwater well
A team of 4 USGS scientists drive a hole for installation of a shallow groundwater well. These wells help scientists understand the exchange of groundwater and surface water in the Delaware River Basin.
A team of 4 USGS scientists drive a hole for installation of a shallow groundwater well. These wells help scientists understand the exchange of groundwater and surface water in the Delaware River Basin.