Images

Scientist screening and seprating sediment sample for storage during a Post-Sandy sampling trip.

Scientist retrieving sedimant from a ponar during Post-Sandy sampling 

USGS New Jersey WSC Tide Network Site 01409110, Barnegat Bay at Waretown as found following Hurricane Sandy.

Flooded house in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in Mantoloking, New Jersey

Hurricane Sandy struck the New Jersey shore Oct. 29-31, 2012. Houses, cars and a street in Seaside Heights, NJ were covered in beach sand after Hurricane Sandy's storm tide receded.

Hurricane Sandy struck the New Jersey shore Oct. 29-31, 2012. This house in Mantoloking, NJ was partly collapsed after Hurricane Sandy's storm tide receded.

Hurricane Sandy struck the New Jersey shore Oct. 29-31, 2012. This house in Seaside Heights, NJ lost part of its foundation, leaving a front porch suspended in mid-air.

New Jersey Ambar docked at tide sensor on a bridge footer at East Thorofare at Ship Bottom, NJ (01409146).

The back walk-up to the New Jersey Water Science Center with a bright pink chery tree in blossom.

Mist on surface of Atsion Lake as seen from the spillway in Atsion, New Jersey

USGS Scientist Lisa Carper testing groundwater samples

Looking downstream along Toms River from the footbridge near 01408505, Toms River at Park Footbridge near Toms' River, New Jersey

Franklin Pond Creek flowing between a rocky outcrop and the forrest near Beaver Lake, New Jersey

Map showing the principal aquifer divisions of the New Jersey groundwater network.

The set up and equipment used for the bioaugmentation experiment at a fractured-rock contamination site. The site is contaminated with trichloroethene (TCE). The bladders contain the solutions that were injected into the subsurface. The injection well is right in front of the blue barrel.

White heron wading in the wetlands in Ironia, New Jersey

White Heron stalking through the Wetlands in Ironia New Jersey

Looking downstream from the bridge on the Hackensack River in Riverdale, New Jersey a few hours after the flood peak on April 16, 2007, at near peak stage.

Road cut along Interstate-295 (formerly I-95) near West Trenton, NJ, showing the Lockatong Formation, Newark Basin. The larger fractures in this mudstone rock are generally oriented along the bedding of the low-permeability strata.

USGS scientist doing Groundwater-Surface Water Interaction studies in the Raritan River

photo of pond.