Seepage Investigation: Clear Creek and Little Colorado River
Seepage Investigation: Clear Creek and Little Colorado RiverStream gaging occurring in Winslow: Clear Creek and Little Colorado River.
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Seepage Investigation: Clear Creek and Little Colorado River
Stream gaging occurring in Winslow: Clear Creek and Little Colorado River.
Stream gaging occurring in Winslow: Clear Creek and Little Colorado River.
Flooding taking place at Grand falls.
Flooding taking place at Grand falls.
Measuring low flow in the San Pedro River with flume.
Measuring low flow in the San Pedro River with flume.
video thumbnail: Hydroacoustics for Collecting Streamflow Data
The USGS Yuma Field Office demonstrates how hydroacoustics are helping them collect accurate streamflow data.
The USGS Yuma Field Office demonstrates how hydroacoustics are helping them collect accurate streamflow data.
USGS streamgagers, Mike Sanders and Henry Sanger are servicing the, Salt River near Roosevelt, Arizona streamflow gaging station and making a streamflow measurement on January 22, 2010. Flow was measured to be 44,500 cubic feet per second (CFS) on the 22th but peaked earlier on the 22nd at an estimated 88,000 cfs.
USGS streamgagers, Mike Sanders and Henry Sanger are servicing the, Salt River near Roosevelt, Arizona streamflow gaging station and making a streamflow measurement on January 22, 2010. Flow was measured to be 44,500 cubic feet per second (CFS) on the 22th but peaked earlier on the 22nd at an estimated 88,000 cfs.
Streamflow Measurement, Rillito Creek AZ (Jan 2010)
USGS employees, John Hoffmann, Corey Salmond, Robert Fritzinger, and Chris Smith are being interviewed by Naomi Pescovitz from KVOA on January 22, 2010. Robert Fritzinger and Corey Salmond are making a streamflow measurement at Rillito Creek at La Cholla BLVD near Tucson streamflow gaging station.
USGS employees, John Hoffmann, Corey Salmond, Robert Fritzinger, and Chris Smith are being interviewed by Naomi Pescovitz from KVOA on January 22, 2010. Robert Fritzinger and Corey Salmond are making a streamflow measurement at Rillito Creek at La Cholla BLVD near Tucson streamflow gaging station.
USGS staff evaluates flood damage caused by the recent Havasu Creek Flood, August 2008.
USGS staff evaluates flood damage caused by the recent Havasu Creek Flood, August 2008.
Streamflow Measurement (2008) — USGS streamgagers make a discharge measurement in southwest Arizona.
Streamflow Measurement (2008) — USGS streamgagers make a discharge measurement in southwest Arizona.
Footage of USGS streamgagers taking measurements on the Santa Cruz River in Arizona.
Footage of USGS streamgagers taking measurements on the Santa Cruz River in Arizona.
USGS streamgagers make a low flow measurement on the San Pedro River at Charleston.
USGS streamgagers make a low flow measurement on the San Pedro River at Charleston.
As part of the assessment of the binational San Pedro aquifer, the effects of urbanization on runoff in ephemeral streams was studied. Ephemeral streams are those that flow in response to precipitation. Runoff in tributaries to the San Pedro River is important in understanding the water budget of the river.
As part of the assessment of the binational San Pedro aquifer, the effects of urbanization on runoff in ephemeral streams was studied. Ephemeral streams are those that flow in response to precipitation. Runoff in tributaries to the San Pedro River is important in understanding the water budget of the river.
USGS employees taking flood measurements using an Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler.
USGS employees taking flood measurements using an Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler.
USGS employees measuring flood flows on Rillito River in Tucson, Arizona.
USGS employees measuring flood flows on Rillito River in Tucson, Arizona.
Flood Measurement on Santa Cruz River (1993 and 2005)
Two historic flood measurements are made on the Santa Cruz River in Tucson, Arizona for the 1993 and 2005 floods.
Two historic flood measurements are made on the Santa Cruz River in Tucson, Arizona for the 1993 and 2005 floods.
A glimpse at the often dangerous task USGS employees make every year to obtain stream flow measurements from flood events.
A glimpse at the often dangerous task USGS employees make every year to obtain stream flow measurements from flood events.
This video documents two USGS employees taking a flood measurement during the most severe flood Arizona has seen in 100 years.
This video documents two USGS employees taking a flood measurement during the most severe flood Arizona has seen in 100 years.