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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
Stennis Geomagnetic Observatory
Office building at Stennis Space Center magnetic observatory, Mississippi.
Office building at Stennis Space Center magnetic observatory, Mississippi.
Stennis Geomagnetic Observatory
Stennis geomagnetic observatory.
Stennis geomagnetic observatory.
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.
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.
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.
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.
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
Bow plate/framing, they have a local sub to bend the plate for bow/stern/prop tunnels.
Bow plate/framing, they have a local sub to bend the plate for bow/stern/prop tunnels.
ARRA Vessels at The Great Lakes Shipyard
Note one of the hydraulic tanks in the after steering compartment.
Note one of the hydraulic tanks in the after steering compartment.
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.
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.
Stack, Jesus/GLS foeman still trying to figure out best way to have access to mufflers for change out.
Ice Formations Forming
Ice formations forming at Apple Creek.
Ice formations forming at Apple Creek.
Great Lakes Research Vessel Construction
Two new additions to the U.S. Geological Survey Great Lakes Science Center's fleet of large research vessels are currently being constructed. The two new USGS research vessels will replace the aging vessels on lakes Erie and Ontario.
Two new additions to the U.S. Geological Survey Great Lakes Science Center's fleet of large research vessels are currently being constructed. The two new USGS research vessels will replace the aging vessels on lakes Erie and Ontario.
Great Lakes Research Vessel Construction
Two new additions to the U.S. Geological Survey Great Lakes Science Center's fleet of large research vessels are currently being constructed. The two new USGS research vessels will replace the aging vessels on lakes Erie and Ontario.
Two new additions to the U.S. Geological Survey Great Lakes Science Center's fleet of large research vessels are currently being constructed. The two new USGS research vessels will replace the aging vessels on lakes Erie and Ontario.
Great Lakes Research Vessel Construction
Two new additions to the U.S. Geological Survey Great Lakes Science Center's fleet of large research vessels are currently being constructed. The two new USGS research vessels will replace the aging vessels on lakes Erie and Ontario.
Two new additions to the U.S. Geological Survey Great Lakes Science Center's fleet of large research vessels are currently being constructed. The two new USGS research vessels will replace the aging vessels on lakes Erie and Ontario.
Boulder Geomagnetic Observatory
Azimuth mark, Absolutes building and Coil building at Boulder magnetic observatory.
Azimuth mark, Absolutes building and Coil building at Boulder magnetic observatory.