Adjuntas, Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Station
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By Landslide Hazards Program
February 2, 2023
The Adjuntas monitoring station is situated at a relatively high elevation area with steep slopes under thick vegetation. The station is underlain by Tertiary-Cretaceous volcanic rock.
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Puerto Rico landslide monitoring network site Adjuntas. The Adjuntas monitoring station is situated at a relatively high elevation area with steep slopes under thick vegetation. The station is underlain by Tertiary-Cretaceous volcanic rock.
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Completed landslide monitoring station at Adjuntas, Puerto Rico among the palms.
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Kelli Baxstrom wires sensors to a datalogger after sensors are installed underground at the Adjuntas, Puerto Rico, landslide monitoring site, part of the Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Network.
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Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Network
The USGS and the University of Puerto Rico-Mayagüez installed instruments to monitor hillslope hydrological conditions in fifteen municipalities in mountainous regions across Puerto Rico.
The Adjuntas monitoring station is situated at a relatively high elevation area with steep slopes under thick vegetation. The station is underlain by Tertiary-Cretaceous volcanic rock.
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Puerto Rico landslide monitoring network site Adjuntas. The Adjuntas monitoring station is situated at a relatively high elevation area with steep slopes under thick vegetation. The station is underlain by Tertiary-Cretaceous volcanic rock.
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Completed landslide monitoring station at Adjuntas, Puerto Rico among the palms.
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Kelli Baxstrom wires sensors to a datalogger after sensors are installed underground at the Adjuntas, Puerto Rico, landslide monitoring site, part of the Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Network.
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
Rainfall | Soil Water Content, Soil Suction, and Ground Water Pressure | Battery Voltage
Rainfall
Media
Remote image Url
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Soil-Water Content, Soil Suction, and Ground Water Pressure
Media
Remote image Url
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
Battery Voltage
Media
Remote image Url
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
Puerto Rico Landslide Monitoring Network
The USGS and the University of Puerto Rico-Mayagüez installed instruments to monitor hillslope hydrological conditions in fifteen municipalities in mountainous regions across Puerto Rico.