Drainage area contributing to Big Creek below Lookout Creek, near Apgar
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Drainage area contributing to Big Creek below Lookout Creek, near Apgar
USGS scientist looking at laptop on boat
USGS scientist looking at laptop on boat
Hallowat Creek abv Kletomus Ck, nr Olney (12355342) streamgage
Hallowat Creek abv Kletomus Ck, nr Olney (12355342) streamgage
Hallowat Creek abv Kletomus Ck, nr Olney (12355342) streamgage
Hallowat Creek abv Kletomus Ck, nr Olney (12355342) streamgage
The USGS Coastal Change Hazards Storm Team has forecast coast-wide levels of beach erosion, inundation and overwash due to Hurricane Florence's expected path and landgfall.
The USGS Coastal Change Hazards Storm Team has forecast coast-wide levels of beach erosion, inundation and overwash due to Hurricane Florence's expected path and landgfall.
The Coastal Change Hazards Storm Team has forecast changing water levels at specific locations over time.
The Coastal Change Hazards Storm Team has forecast changing water levels at specific locations over time.
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - downstream view
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - downstream view
Big Creek below Lookout Creek, near Apgar (site 12355347)
Big Creek below Lookout Creek, near Apgar (site 12355347)
A USGS hydrologic scientist installs a storm-tide sensor near the North Carolina coast as Hurricane Florence approaches.
A USGS hydrologic scientist installs a storm-tide sensor near the North Carolina coast as Hurricane Florence approaches.
A USGS storm-tide sensor, deployed in advance of Hurricane Florence's landfall. The sensors are housed in vented steel pipes a few inches wide and about a foot long. They are being installed on bridges, piers, and other structures that have a good chance of surviving the storm.
A USGS storm-tide sensor, deployed in advance of Hurricane Florence's landfall. The sensors are housed in vented steel pipes a few inches wide and about a foot long. They are being installed on bridges, piers, and other structures that have a good chance of surviving the storm.
This USGS storm-tide sensor was installed Sept. 9 in Dare County, North Carolina, in preparation for Hurricane Florence. Photo by Steve Harden, USGS.
This USGS storm-tide sensor was installed Sept. 9 in Dare County, North Carolina, in preparation for Hurricane Florence. Photo by Steve Harden, USGS.
Mountain pine beetles are about the size of a grain of rice, so of course we can’t see them from space in satellite images. What is visible is what the beetles can do to a pine forest. The washed-out pink color indicates large areas of standing dead or damaged trees.
Mountain pine beetles are about the size of a grain of rice, so of course we can’t see them from space in satellite images. What is visible is what the beetles can do to a pine forest. The washed-out pink color indicates large areas of standing dead or damaged trees.
USGS oceanographer Shawn Harrison stands on the coastal bluff of Barter Island, Alaska at sunset. Shawn and his fellow researchers are studying how the highly erosive bluff changes under the varied conditions experienced by this stretch of coastline.
USGS oceanographer Shawn Harrison stands on the coastal bluff of Barter Island, Alaska at sunset. Shawn and his fellow researchers are studying how the highly erosive bluff changes under the varied conditions experienced by this stretch of coastline.
View of one of the geothermal seeps that flows into the Yellowstone River south of LaDuke Hot Spring.
View of one of the geothermal seeps that flows into the Yellowstone River south of LaDuke Hot Spring.
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Left: steel pipe with small temperature sensors placed every few inches. Right: temperature pipe installed in the streambed.
Left: steel pipe with small temperature sensors placed every few inches. Right: temperature pipe installed in the streambed.
Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology and Montana Tech scientists preparing for a UAV flight on the west side of the Yellowstone River adjacent from LaDuke Hot Springs.
Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology and Montana Tech scientists preparing for a UAV flight on the west side of the Yellowstone River adjacent from LaDuke Hot Springs.
Eagle Creek above Findlay OH - muddy waters and debris
Eagle Creek above Findlay OH - muddy waters and debris
Eagle Creek above Findlay OH - view looking upstream towards gage
Eagle Creek above Findlay OH - view looking upstream towards gage
Flushing stomach contents from a live resident Chinook salmon for an investigation of cannibalism and predation impacts.
Flushing stomach contents from a live resident Chinook salmon for an investigation of cannibalism and predation impacts.
Kīlauea summit photo taken on September 6, 2018.
Kīlauea summit photo taken on September 6, 2018.