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Advanced Research

Much of the work of the New England Water Science Center combines traditional hydrology with advanced scientific methods to produce innovative and defensible science. Partnering with researchers from a variety of disciplines leverages our science more than ever. We are always striving to innovate new scientific methods and adapt to constantly changing environmental landscapes.  

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Mapping and Characterizing the Arsenic Hazard in Private Well Water Across the Nation

Study estimates about 2.1 million people using wells high in arsenic: USGS research directly supports federal agencies concerned with public health—specifically, understanding natural hazards in private domestic drinking water and the risk they pose to human health.
Mapping and Characterizing the Arsenic Hazard in Private Well Water Across the Nation

Mapping and Characterizing the Arsenic Hazard in Private Well Water Across the Nation

Study estimates about 2.1 million people using wells high in arsenic: USGS research directly supports federal agencies concerned with public health—specifically, understanding natural hazards in private domestic drinking water and the risk they pose to human health.
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Stochastic Empirical Loading and Dilution Model (SELDM) Transportation Research Board Presentation

Note: SELDM is now on version 1.0.3 Please use the new version on the software support page here
Stochastic Empirical Loading and Dilution Model (SELDM) Transportation Research Board Presentation

Stochastic Empirical Loading and Dilution Model (SELDM) Transportation Research Board Presentation

Note: SELDM is now on version 1.0.3 Please use the new version on the software support page here
Learn More
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