Flight path and thermal imagery displayed on SkydioX10 controller during UAS thermal survey of the Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
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Flight Path on Skydio X10 Controller
Flight path and thermal imagery displayed on SkydioX10 controller during UAS thermal survey of the Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
Ground Control Survey
GNSS RTK survey of ground control points deployed near Cable Wayside landing, Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
GNSS RTK survey of ground control points deployed near Cable Wayside landing, Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
Deploying Data Logger
Deploying data logger in known cold-water zone actively used by brook trout for thermal relief, Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
Deploying data logger in known cold-water zone actively used by brook trout for thermal relief, Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
GNSS Survey Team
GNSS survey team at Cable Wayside Landing, Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
GNSS survey team at Cable Wayside Landing, Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
Temperature Data Logger
Temperature data logger deployed in Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
Temperature data logger deployed in Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
UAS launch at Cap Creek
USGS reviewing pre-flight checklist before launching uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) at Cap Creek landing on the Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
USGS reviewing pre-flight checklist before launching uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) at Cap Creek landing on the Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
Namekagon River
Namekagon River at Leonard School Road, Wisconsin.
Namekagon River at Leonard School Road, Wisconsin.
AeroPoint Collection
Collecting AeroPoints deployed along the Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
Collecting AeroPoints deployed along the Namekagon River, Wisconsin.
Discharge measurement with a portable Parshell flume
Discharge measurement with a portable Parshell flumeDischarge measurement at the USGS streamgage 01142400 Third Branch White Tributary at Randolph VT.
Discharge measurement with a portable Parshell flume
Discharge measurement with a portable Parshell flumeDischarge measurement at the USGS streamgage 01142400 Third Branch White Tributary at Randolph VT.
Culvert on Paron Creek near South Shaftsbury, Vermont
Culvert on Paron Creek near South Shaftsbury, VermontDownstream side of the culvert at U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) streamgage 01333900, Paron Creek near South Shaftsbury, Vermont. Photograph taken during a routine streamgage inspection.
Culvert on Paron Creek near South Shaftsbury, Vermont
Culvert on Paron Creek near South Shaftsbury, VermontDownstream side of the culvert at U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) streamgage 01333900, Paron Creek near South Shaftsbury, Vermont. Photograph taken during a routine streamgage inspection.
Midsection method discharge measurement with FlowTracker
Midsection method discharge measurement with FlowTrackerDischarge measurement at the USGS streamgage 04282600 Little Otter Creek Tributary near Bristol, VT.
Midsection method discharge measurement with FlowTracker
Midsection method discharge measurement with FlowTrackerDischarge measurement at the USGS streamgage 04282600 Little Otter Creek Tributary near Bristol, VT.
2026 Long Island Sound Research Conference
The 2026 Long Island Sound Research Conference brings together researchers, managers, academia, and community partners to share the latest science and strengthen collaborations focused on the future of Long Island Sound. This year, the U.S.
The 2026 Long Island Sound Research Conference brings together researchers, managers, academia, and community partners to share the latest science and strengthen collaborations focused on the future of Long Island Sound. This year, the U.S.
2026 Long Island Sound Research Conference
The 2026 Long Island Sound Research Conference brings together researchers, managers, academia, and community partners to share the latest science and strengthen collaborations focused on the future of Long Island Sound. This year, the U.S.
The 2026 Long Island Sound Research Conference brings together researchers, managers, academia, and community partners to share the latest science and strengthen collaborations focused on the future of Long Island Sound. This year, the U.S.
2026 Long Island Sound Research Conference
USGS scientists (left to right) Seth Ackerman, Rachel Henderson, Chris Schubert, and Gina Groseclose hosting a booth at the 2026 Long Island Sound Research Conference.
USGS scientists (left to right) Seth Ackerman, Rachel Henderson, Chris Schubert, and Gina Groseclose hosting a booth at the 2026 Long Island Sound Research Conference.
2026 Long Island Sound Research Conference
The 2026 Long Island Sound Research Conference brings together researchers, managers, academia, and community partners to share the latest science and strengthen collaborations focused on the future of Long Island Sound. This year, the U.S.
The 2026 Long Island Sound Research Conference brings together researchers, managers, academia, and community partners to share the latest science and strengthen collaborations focused on the future of Long Island Sound. This year, the U.S.
Hydrologist Collects Shallow Soil from a Site in Goshen, Connecticut
Hydrologist Collects Shallow Soil from a Site in Goshen, ConnecticutA USGS hydrologist collects a shallow soil sample from a site in Goshen, Connecticut. This soil sample collection is part of a larger investigation in the state of Connecticut for the occurrence of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in soils and shallow groundwater.
Hydrologist Collects Shallow Soil from a Site in Goshen, Connecticut
Hydrologist Collects Shallow Soil from a Site in Goshen, ConnecticutA USGS hydrologist collects a shallow soil sample from a site in Goshen, Connecticut. This soil sample collection is part of a larger investigation in the state of Connecticut for the occurrence of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in soils and shallow groundwater.
Snowy Walk at Ferry Point on the Norwalk River
A snowy walk at Ferry Point in Norwalk, Connecticut, along the Norwalk River. Water quality parameters are collected by USGS streamgage 410643073243700 here.
A snowy walk at Ferry Point in Norwalk, Connecticut, along the Norwalk River. Water quality parameters are collected by USGS streamgage 410643073243700 here.
Broken Ice near the Norwalk Cove Marina
Ice break up near the floating dock within the Norwalk Cove Marina looking upstream of a USGS sampling station.
Ice break up near the floating dock within the Norwalk Cove Marina looking upstream of a USGS sampling station.
USGS Streamgage on the Connecticut River
A view looking across the Connecticut River from a USGS streamgage in Suffield, Connecticut.
A view looking across the Connecticut River from a USGS streamgage in Suffield, Connecticut.
USGS Streamgage on the Connecticut River with Infrastructure
USGS Streamgage on the Connecticut River with InfrastructureA view looking across the Connecticut River from a USGS streamgage in Suffield, Connecticut.
USGS Streamgage on the Connecticut River with Infrastructure
USGS Streamgage on the Connecticut River with InfrastructureA view looking across the Connecticut River from a USGS streamgage in Suffield, Connecticut.