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Image: Dust Storm Near Winslow, Arizona, in April 2011
Dust Storm Near Winslow, Arizona, in April 2011
Dust Storm Near Winslow, Arizona, in April 2011
Dust Storm Near Winslow, Arizona, in April 2011

Dust carried by the wind has far-reaching effects, including the loss of nutrients and water-holding capacity from landscapes, and the speeding up of the melting of snow, which affects the timing and magnitude of runoff into streams and rivers.

Dust carried by the wind has far-reaching effects, including the loss of nutrients and water-holding capacity from landscapes, and the speeding up of the melting of snow, which affects the timing and magnitude of runoff into streams and rivers.

Image: Surface Fractures Along Superstition Hills Fault
Surface Fractures Along Superstition Hills Fault
Surface Fractures Along Superstition Hills Fault
Surface Fractures Along Superstition Hills Fault

Fractures along Superstition Hills Fault formed in response to the 2010 El Mayor-Cucapah earthquake. Black arrows mark matches across en echelon fractures. Centimeter rule for scale.

Fractures along Superstition Hills Fault formed in response to the 2010 El Mayor-Cucapah earthquake. Black arrows mark matches across en echelon fractures. Centimeter rule for scale.

Image: Invasive Northern Pike Habitat
Invasive Northern Pike Habitat
Invasive Northern Pike Habitat
Invasive Northern Pike Habitat

Aerial view of backwater habitat for invasive northern pike (Esox lucius) off of Alexander Creek in the Susitna Basin of south-central Alaska.

Aerial view of backwater habitat for invasive northern pike (Esox lucius) off of Alexander Creek in the Susitna Basin of south-central Alaska.

Image: Water Starting to Flow
Water Starting to Flow
Water Starting to Flow
Water Starting to Flow

Water starting to flow through the ice on Baldhill Creek, near Dazey, North Dakota, April 1, 2011

Water starting to flow through the ice on Baldhill Creek, near Dazey, North Dakota, April 1, 2011

Image: Red River
Red River
Red River
Red River

Looking downstream on the Red River of the North at Grand Forks, North Dakota, East Grand Forks, Minnestoa.

Looking downstream on the Red River of the North at Grand Forks, North Dakota, East Grand Forks, Minnestoa.

Image: Beaver Creek below Linton, North Dakota
Beaver Creek below Linton, North Dakota
Beaver Creek below Linton, North Dakota
Beaver Creek below Linton, North Dakota

On March 29, 2011, USGS personel were at Beaver Creek below Linton, ND measuring the steamflow. The streamflow was 189 cubic feet per second and stage approximately 13.82 feet.

On March 29, 2011, USGS personel were at Beaver Creek below Linton, ND measuring the steamflow. The streamflow was 189 cubic feet per second and stage approximately 13.82 feet.

Image: Beaver Creek below Linton, North Dakota
Beaver Creek below Linton, North Dakota
Beaver Creek below Linton, North Dakota
Beaver Creek below Linton, North Dakota

On March 29, 2011, USGS personel were using a Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP) to measure streamflow, depth, and velocity of the Beaver Creek below Linton, ND measuring the steamflow. The streamflow was 189 cubic feet per second and stage approximately 13.82 feet.

On March 29, 2011, USGS personel were using a Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP) to measure streamflow, depth, and velocity of the Beaver Creek below Linton, ND measuring the steamflow. The streamflow was 189 cubic feet per second and stage approximately 13.82 feet.

Image: Aerial view of Cinder Lake, AZ
Aerial view of Cinder Lake, AZ
Aerial view of Cinder Lake, AZ
Aerial view of Cinder Lake, AZ

Aerial photograph of Cinder Lake, San Francisco Mountain, and adjoining neighborhoods, Coconino County, Arizona.

Aerial photograph of Cinder Lake, San Francisco Mountain, and adjoining neighborhoods, Coconino County, Arizona.

Image: Debris in San Lorenzo River
Debris in San Lorenzo River
Debris in San Lorenzo River
Debris in San Lorenzo River

Water carrying heavy debris rushes past a USGS streamgaging station on the San Lorenzo River in the Santa Cruz Mountains, California.

 

Water carrying heavy debris rushes past a USGS streamgaging station on the San Lorenzo River in the Santa Cruz Mountains, California.

 

A frog staring at the camera
Pig frog at night
Pig frog at night
Pig frog at night

Source: USGS National Wetlands Research Center. Photographer: Brad M. Glorioso. Atchafalaya Basin, Louisiana. Lithobates grylio - Pig Frog

Source: USGS National Wetlands Research Center. Photographer: Brad M. Glorioso. Atchafalaya Basin, Louisiana. Lithobates grylio - Pig Frog

Image: Ishinomaki - Before and After
Ishinomaki - Before and After
Ishinomaki - Before and After
Ishinomaki - Before and After

A massive earthquake, and subsequent tsunami, struck the northeast coast of Japan on Friday, March 11, 2011. The USGS calculated the magnitude of the earthquake as a 9.0, the fourth largest ever recorded. The tsunami that followed was over 10 meters high in places.

A massive earthquake, and subsequent tsunami, struck the northeast coast of Japan on Friday, March 11, 2011. The USGS calculated the magnitude of the earthquake as a 9.0, the fourth largest ever recorded. The tsunami that followed was over 10 meters high in places.

Image: Stennis Geomagnetic Observatory
Stennis Geomagnetic Observatory
Stennis Geomagnetic Observatory
Stennis Geomagnetic Observatory

Office building at Stennis Space Center magnetic observatory, Mississippi.

Image: Pallid Sturgeon In Water
Pallid Sturgeon In Water
Pallid Sturgeon In Water
Pallid Sturgeon In Water

The sharp scutes along the back of the pallid sturgeon can be seen above the murky water it lives in. 

The sharp scutes along the back of the pallid sturgeon can be seen above the murky water it lives in. 

Image: Pallid Sturgeon Release
Pallid Sturgeon Release
Pallid Sturgeon Release
Pallid Sturgeon Release

Following surgery and transmitter implantation, pallid sturgeon PLS11-002 was released at her capture location in the Lower Missouri River.

Following surgery and transmitter implantation, pallid sturgeon PLS11-002 was released at her capture location in the Lower Missouri River.

Image: Pallid Sturgeon Release
Pallid Sturgeon Release
Pallid Sturgeon Release
Pallid Sturgeon Release

Following surgery and transmitter implantation, pallid sturgeon PLS11-002 was released at her capture location in the Lower Missouri River.

Following surgery and transmitter implantation, pallid sturgeon PLS11-002 was released at her capture location in the Lower Missouri River.

Image: Pallid Sturgeon Surgery
Pallid Sturgeon Surgery
Pallid Sturgeon Surgery
Pallid Sturgeon Surgery

An incision just big enough to fit the transmitter is made in the belly of the sturgeon and a few stitches close it up.  The stitches eventually dissolve but a small scar remains visible.

An incision just big enough to fit the transmitter is made in the belly of the sturgeon and a few stitches close it up.  The stitches eventually dissolve but a small scar remains visible.

Image: ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard

Bow plate/framing, they have a local sub to bend the plate for bow/stern/prop tunnels.

Image: ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard

Note one of the hydraulic tanks in the after steering compartment.

Image: ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard

Stack, Jesus/GLS foeman still trying to figure out best way to have access to mufflers for change out.

Image: ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard

Forward berthing compartment, GLS has identified the joiner sub who will be doing all cutting and installation at shipyard.

Forward berthing compartment, GLS has identified the joiner sub who will be doing all cutting and installation at shipyard.

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