Images

USGS hydrologic technician deploys storm-tide sensor in Cohasset, MA. They are being installed on bridges, piers, and other structures that have a good chance of surviving the storm.

Scientist measuring high-water mark at the Yacht Club in Hull, MA. Blizzard of January 2018 in New England.

New England WSC Physical Scientist Andy Massey scouting out high water marks associated with the blizzard of January 2018. Houghs Neck Maritime Center, Quincy, MA.

Upstream side of USGS Station 011058798, Herring River at Chequessett Neck Road Dike, Wellfleet, Massachusetts.

Sam Banas using a total station to survey points on the covered bridge that is located along the Tioga River in the Belmont, New Hampshire. These survey points will be used in the Winnipesaukee Watershed flood risk analysis mapping project funded by FEMA as part of the National Flood Insurance Program.

This is a downstream view of the Herring River from the Chequessett Neck Road dike. The site was visited on November 6, 2017 to collect water-quality samples. An automated sampler inside the gage house was used to collect samples over an approximately 24-hour period and combine them into two bottles.

Leaf litter removal practices in Vermont

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Taunton River fixed-site monitoring station (B11), collecting continuous water-quality data in Mt Hope Bay near Somerset, MA. In the background are the former Brayton Point Power Plant cooling towers, demolished on April 27, 2019.

View of the City of Fall River, Massachusetts and Mount Hope Bay - a tidal estuary located at the mouth of the Taunton River on the Massachusetts and Rhode Island border.

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection fixed-site monitoring buoy collecting continuous water-quality data in Mount Hope Bay near Somerset, Massachusetts.

A view of the Berkley-Dighton Bridge that cross over the Taunton River in Massachusetts. USGS and the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection collects water quality data in the Taunton River.

The Maine Office boat, "Miss Q", is parked next to the boat launch on Verona Island, ready to begin data collection on the Penobscot River. The crew was preparing to collect ADCP data (depth and velocity) as well as conductivity, temperature and depth profiles at various locations. In the background is the Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Fort Knox.

USGS 01174565 gaging station, West Branch Swift River near Shutesbury, Massachusetts

Streamflow measurement near the Charles River USGS 01104200 gage at Wellesley, MA

USGS employee conducts gage inspection at the 1175500 Swift River, MA gage location.

USGS Streamgage 1174500 East Branch Swife Near Hardwick, MA . 

Photograph showing a continuous water-quality monitor at the Salmon River near East Hampton, Connecticut.

USGS Station 011058798 Herring River at Chequessett Neck Rd gage house and the downstream view of the Herring River from the Chequessett Neck Road dike.

Low-flow groundwater sampling data was collected at the Stringfellow Superfund Site in California. This data was used to assess how well the Purge Analyzer Tool simulates in-well groundwater flow.

Covered Bridge spanning the Squam River as it flows from the Little Squam Lake in Ashland, New Hampshire.

High flow measurements are important is refining and confirming the validity of the high end of discharge ratings. Here, a technician moves the manned boat back and forth across the river channel with an ADCP tethered to the side of the boat.