Research and Investigations
The NJWSC conducts research and investigations related to topics such as groundwater and surface-water quality related to anthropogenic and agricultural activities, hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, tracking the movement of groundwater contamination, groundwater resource assessments and modeling, ecological assessments and response to urbanization, and estimating water-use for human and ecological needs. The research and investigations provide the scientific knowledge that engineers, planners and managers can used to make informed water-resources decisions.
Active Investigations
ArcGIS Online for Groundwater Information, Groundwater Synoptic Water Levels and Aquifer Contours, Water Level Difference Mapping, Chloride Values, Surficial Aquifer Contours
Annual Low Flow Estimates for NJDEP Water Allocation permitting
Domestic Water Use Tableau Dashboard
Barnegat Bay Nutrient Modeling using EPA WASP
Camera deployments at Streamgages
Chloride Trends in Coastal Plain
Confined Aquifer Pumping Scenario Modeling for NJGWS (No Web Page)
- Groundwater
- Hydrologic Modeling
- Publication: Simulated Effects of Projected 2014–40 Withdrawals on Groundwater Flow and Water Levels in the New Jersey Coastal Plain
Current Period Statistics Report
Delaware Estuary Nutrient and DO Modeling using EPA WASP
Ecoflow Statistics report for Barnegat Bay Partnership
Endocrine Disrupting Compounds in the New Jersey Pinelands
Flood Warning Assessment with Hunterdon County
Groundwater Mounding Software Tool for Use with Stormwater Pond Design
HABs in Coastal Environments (Deal Lake – Asbury Park)
HABs and SPATTS Technology (Raritan Basin, Salem River, Spruce Run Reservoir)
Improvements to NWIS Web
Longitudinal Profiles of SC for the Maurice, Cohansey, Alloway, Salem Tidal Rivers
Mannings N Value Assessments for New Jersey for FEMA
Measurement of Self-supplied Domestic Water Use in New Jersey
Microbial Contaminants (Microbial Source Tracking – Passaic Basin & Cryptosporidium Raritan Basin)
Microplastics Northeast Regional Study
Mohawk River Nutrient Modeling using USACE HEC-RAS for NYSDEC
New Jersey Coastal Flood Decision Support Toolbox with Inundation Maps for NJDEP
- Natural Hazards
- Story Map: New Jersey: Coastal Flood Inundation Mapping
- Report: Moderate flood level scenarios—Synthetic storm-driven flood-inundation maps for coastal communities in 10 New Jersey counties
NJ Coastal Plain Groundwater Flow Model for NJGWS
Novel Technology Utilization – Fluidion for E. coli and coliforms (Delaware River with DRBC)
Paired Air and Water Temperature Networks
PFAS Assessment in Surface Water of Manasquan River Basin
PFAS in Tap Water (Nationwide)
PFAS Particle Tracking Model of JBMDL for DOD
Radionuclides in groundwater systems, Radium Concentrations in Southern New Jersey
Raritan Bay Chloride Movement to the PRM Aquifer Modeling for NJGWS
Regional Equations for Estimation of Daily Public Supply Use with NJGWS
Salinity Encroachment in Cumberland Co Sentinel Network, Aerial Electro-magnetic Survey, Interpretation of Salinity Movement
Statewide Flood-frequency Analysis Update for FEMA
StoryMap for NJ Coastal Plain Aquifer Water Levels
StoryMap for Streamflow Characteristics:
Streamflow Characteristics Update report (full period of record considered)
Trail Cams for Headwater Streams
Proposed Projects
- Application of a Novel Modeling Approach in the Delaware River Basin to Understand the Connection Between Land Use and Climate Change on Stream Ecosystem Condition with Cornell University
- Use of isotopic data as a tool to evaluate groundwater flow model particle-tracking results, New Jersey Coastal Plain confined aquifers
New Jersey WSC Archived Projects
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Archived Projects of the New Jersey Water Science Center
The USGS New Jersey Water Science Center conducts research and investigations related to topics such as groundwater and surface-water quality related to anthropogenic and agricultural activities, hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, tracking the movement of groundwater contamination, groundwater resource assessments and modeling, ecological assessments and response to urbanization, and estimating...
The NJWSC conducts research and investigations related to topics such as groundwater and surface-water quality related to anthropogenic and agricultural activities, hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, tracking the movement of groundwater contamination, groundwater resource assessments and modeling, ecological assessments and response to urbanization, and estimating water-use for human and ecological needs. The research and investigations provide the scientific knowledge that engineers, planners and managers can used to make informed water-resources decisions.
Active Investigations
ArcGIS Online for Groundwater Information, Groundwater Synoptic Water Levels and Aquifer Contours, Water Level Difference Mapping, Chloride Values, Surficial Aquifer Contours
Annual Low Flow Estimates for NJDEP Water Allocation permitting
Domestic Water Use Tableau Dashboard
Barnegat Bay Nutrient Modeling using EPA WASP
Camera deployments at Streamgages
Chloride Trends in Coastal Plain
Confined Aquifer Pumping Scenario Modeling for NJGWS (No Web Page)
- Groundwater
- Hydrologic Modeling
- Publication: Simulated Effects of Projected 2014–40 Withdrawals on Groundwater Flow and Water Levels in the New Jersey Coastal Plain
Current Period Statistics Report
Delaware Estuary Nutrient and DO Modeling using EPA WASP
Ecoflow Statistics report for Barnegat Bay Partnership
Endocrine Disrupting Compounds in the New Jersey Pinelands
Flood Warning Assessment with Hunterdon County
Groundwater Mounding Software Tool for Use with Stormwater Pond Design
HABs in Coastal Environments (Deal Lake – Asbury Park)
HABs and SPATTS Technology (Raritan Basin, Salem River, Spruce Run Reservoir)
Improvements to NWIS Web
Longitudinal Profiles of SC for the Maurice, Cohansey, Alloway, Salem Tidal Rivers
Mannings N Value Assessments for New Jersey for FEMA
Measurement of Self-supplied Domestic Water Use in New Jersey
Microbial Contaminants (Microbial Source Tracking – Passaic Basin & Cryptosporidium Raritan Basin)
Microplastics Northeast Regional Study
Mohawk River Nutrient Modeling using USACE HEC-RAS for NYSDEC
New Jersey Coastal Flood Decision Support Toolbox with Inundation Maps for NJDEP
- Natural Hazards
- Story Map: New Jersey: Coastal Flood Inundation Mapping
- Report: Moderate flood level scenarios—Synthetic storm-driven flood-inundation maps for coastal communities in 10 New Jersey counties
NJ Coastal Plain Groundwater Flow Model for NJGWS
Novel Technology Utilization – Fluidion for E. coli and coliforms (Delaware River with DRBC)
Paired Air and Water Temperature Networks
PFAS Assessment in Surface Water of Manasquan River Basin
PFAS in Tap Water (Nationwide)
PFAS Particle Tracking Model of JBMDL for DOD
Radionuclides in groundwater systems, Radium Concentrations in Southern New Jersey
Raritan Bay Chloride Movement to the PRM Aquifer Modeling for NJGWS
Regional Equations for Estimation of Daily Public Supply Use with NJGWS
Salinity Encroachment in Cumberland Co Sentinel Network, Aerial Electro-magnetic Survey, Interpretation of Salinity Movement
Statewide Flood-frequency Analysis Update for FEMA
StoryMap for NJ Coastal Plain Aquifer Water Levels
StoryMap for Streamflow Characteristics:
Streamflow Characteristics Update report (full period of record considered)
Trail Cams for Headwater Streams
Proposed Projects
- Application of a Novel Modeling Approach in the Delaware River Basin to Understand the Connection Between Land Use and Climate Change on Stream Ecosystem Condition with Cornell University
- Use of isotopic data as a tool to evaluate groundwater flow model particle-tracking results, New Jersey Coastal Plain confined aquifers
New Jersey WSC Archived Projects
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Archived Projects of the New Jersey Water Science Center
The USGS New Jersey Water Science Center conducts research and investigations related to topics such as groundwater and surface-water quality related to anthropogenic and agricultural activities, hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, tracking the movement of groundwater contamination, groundwater resource assessments and modeling, ecological assessments and response to urbanization, and estimating...