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Click through our gallery of photographs showcasing New England Water Science Center research projects and monitoring work throughout the region.
Continuous water quality gaging station located at Norwalk Harbor at the Cove Marina near East Norwalk, Connecticut (USGS site ID 410502073236000)
Continuous water quality gaging station located at Norwalk Harbor at the Cove Marina near East Norwalk, Connecticut (USGS site ID 410502073236000)
New England WSC hydrologic technician inspecting the gage equipment at 410606073245700, Norwalk River at the Norwalk Aquarium.
New England WSC hydrologic technician inspecting the gage equipment at 410606073245700, Norwalk River at the Norwalk Aquarium.
Continuous water quality gaging station located at Norwalk River at Norwalk Aquarium near South Norwalk, Connecticut (USGS site ID 410606073245700)
Continuous water quality gaging station located at Norwalk River at Norwalk Aquarium near South Norwalk, Connecticut (USGS site ID 410606073245700)
New England WSC hydrologic technician inspecting the continuous water quality monitoring equipment deployed at 410606073245700, Norwalk River at the Norwalk Aquarium.
New England WSC hydrologic technician inspecting the continuous water quality monitoring equipment deployed at 410606073245700, Norwalk River at the Norwalk Aquarium.
The view from the river of the USGS gaging station on the Kennebec River at The Forks, station 01042500 during summer.
The view from the river of the USGS gaging station on the Kennebec River at The Forks, station 01042500 during summer.
New England WSC scientists inspecting the continuous water quality monitoring equipment deployed at 410606073245700, Norwalk River at the Norwalk Aquarium.
New England WSC scientists inspecting the continuous water quality monitoring equipment deployed at 410606073245700, Norwalk River at the Norwalk Aquarium.
A buoy is deployed at the Merrimack River estuary (USGS site 011008745) just off of Salisbury MA from May to October each year.
A wave crashes on the sand at a beach in Reid State Park in Georgetown, Maine.
A wave crashes on the sand at a beach in Reid State Park in Georgetown, Maine.
Scituate Reservoir on Plainfield Pike, Scituate, RI.
Photo taken on the eastern side of the reservoir, facing northwest.
Scituate Reservoir on Plainfield Pike, Scituate, RI.
Photo taken on the eastern side of the reservoir, facing northwest.
Photograph of U.S. Geological Survey technician measuring water quality properties at USGS streamgage 01115265, Hemlock Brook at King Road near Foster, Rhode Island.
Photograph of U.S. Geological Survey technician measuring water quality properties at USGS streamgage 01115265, Hemlock Brook at King Road near Foster, Rhode Island.
Installation of continuous water quality gaging station at Mystic River at RAM Island Yacht Club at Noank, Connecticut (USGS site ID 411940071590300)
Installation of continuous water quality gaging station at Mystic River at RAM Island Yacht Club at Noank, Connecticut (USGS site ID 411940071590300)
(A) Examples of the multi-parameter water-quality probes used for continuous fixed-station monitoring, moving boat surveys, and vertical water-quality profiles. (B) Example of smaller temperature and dissolved oxygen sensors with and without a wiper unit.
(A) Examples of the multi-parameter water-quality probes used for continuous fixed-station monitoring, moving boat surveys, and vertical water-quality profiles. (B) Example of smaller temperature and dissolved oxygen sensors with and without a wiper unit.
Hydrologic technician conducting a discharge measurement at USGS site 011006988, Merrimack River at Bates Bridge, Haverhill Massachusetts.
Hydrologic technician conducting a discharge measurement at USGS site 011006988, Merrimack River at Bates Bridge, Haverhill Massachusetts.
Hydrologic technicians collecting a water-quality sample from a boat at USGS site 011006988, Merrimack River at Bates Bridge, Haverhill, Massachusetts.
Hydrologic technicians collecting a water-quality sample from a boat at USGS site 011006988, Merrimack River at Bates Bridge, Haverhill, Massachusetts.
Examples of monitoring buoys deployed in (A) 2018 and (B) 2019 and (C) example of a bottom cage containing a sensor.
Examples of monitoring buoys deployed in (A) 2018 and (B) 2019 and (C) example of a bottom cage containing a sensor.
USGS station ID 01075000 Pemigewasset River at Woodstock, New Hampshire. The high-water mark monument was installed in May 2021, and shows the peak for the period of record at this gage was from Tropical Storm Irene. It still remains the highest peak to this day.
USGS station ID 01075000 Pemigewasset River at Woodstock, New Hampshire. The high-water mark monument was installed in May 2021, and shows the peak for the period of record at this gage was from Tropical Storm Irene. It still remains the highest peak to this day.
Hydrologic Technician Andy Cloutier visited USGS gaging station 01069500 on the Mousam River at West Kennebunk, Maine in mid-April of 2021.
Hydrologic Technician Andy Cloutier visited USGS gaging station 01069500 on the Mousam River at West Kennebunk, Maine in mid-April of 2021.
A bridge board sampler used for collecting water-quality samples set up at USGS site 01100000, Merrimack River, Lowell, Massachusetts.
A bridge board sampler used for collecting water-quality samples set up at USGS site 01100000, Merrimack River, Lowell, Massachusetts.
Continuous stage only gaging station located at Mystic River at Rt. 1 bridge, Connecticut (USGS Site ID 412117071580800)
Continuous stage only gaging station located at Mystic River at Rt. 1 bridge, Connecticut (USGS Site ID 412117071580800)
Tidal monitoring gage on a drawbridge over the Mystic River in Mystic, Connecticut.
Tidal monitoring gage on a drawbridge over the Mystic River in Mystic, Connecticut.
