Images

Coolers received by the NMWSC Sediment Laboratory that are awaiting login and processing

View of main sample analysis area of the New Mexico Water Science Center’s Sediment Laboratory.

Photograph of snow sampling in Cloudcroft, NM, USGS - New Mexico Water Science Center.

Upstream image of Lobatos stream gage on Rio Grande, New Mexico Water Science Center

Photograph of the passive Polar Organic Chemical Integrative Sampler (POCIS) (underwater) deployment (upper post) and active Continuous Low-Level Aquatic Monitoring (CLAM) sampler (lower post, left) and the active solid phase extraction bot sampler (lower post, right), USGS - New Mexico Water Science Center.

Thermo Scientific Muffle Furnace, USGS - NMWSC

Large Array of Laboratory Glassware, USGS - NMWSC

Wash Station, USGS - NMWSC

Visual Accumulation Drum Recorder, USGS - NMWSC

Pipet Method, USGS - NMWSC

YSI 3100 Conductivity Meter, USGS - NMWSC

Pipet Bath, USGS - NMWSC

Pipet Method, USGS - NMWSC

Sartorius Micro Balance, USGS - NMWSC

Photo of Chinle Creek, USGS

Photograph of groundwater sampling at a public water supply well in Albuquerque, NM, USGS - New Mexico Water Science Center.

Photograph of groundwater sampling at a public water supply well in Albuquerque, NM, USGS - New Mexico Water Science Center.

Photograph of a Monitoring Well in the Tularosa Basin, USGS, New Mexico Water Science Center

Picture of San Juan River Above La Plata Creek Looking Downstream, USGS - New Mexico Water Science Center

Photo at the Chinle Creek location was taken by Christina Ferguson of New Mexico Water Science Center in 2021. It is being used for the project that tracks metal contaminants in San Juan River

W.S. Tyler RX-29-16 ROTAP Machine, USGS - NMWSC