Physical Scientist James Romano and Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter prepare equipment for a microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Hailey E Trompeter
Hailey Trompeter is a Hydrologist with the Upper Midwest Water Science Center in Wisconsin, where she has worked since 2022.
Hailey is stationed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Her work focuses on freshwater quality assessments in the greater Milwaukee area. Hailey has done sampling in streams throughout Wisconsin conducting habitat assessments, fish and invertebrate surveys, and sediment sampling. She is a lab manager at the Milwaukee Water Quality Laboratory where she does algal toxin analysis and harmful algal bloom monitoring using Solid Phase Adsorption Toxin Tracking (SPATT) technology.
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Integrated Ecosystems Studies Team
The Integrated Ecosystem Studies Team (IES) at the Upper Midwest Water Science Center uses interdisciplinary approaches to investigate characteristics and drivers of water quality and aquatic biology in rivers, lakes, and wetlands.
Two scientists prepare equipment for microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee
Physical Scientist James Romano and Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter prepare equipment for a microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Three scientists prepare equipment for microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee
Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter, Physical Scientists Kathryn Johncock and James Romano and set up equipment for a microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter, Physical Scientists Kathryn Johncock and James Romano and set up equipment for a microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Scientist holding column during microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee
Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter holds the column containing the net and water flowing out of the copper flow meter during a microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter holds the column containing the net and water flowing out of the copper flow meter during a microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Two scientists sampling an Underwood Creek Tributary from an overlook using a sampling pole near Milwaukee
linkPhysical Scientist James Romano and Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter sampling an Underwood Creek Tributary from an overlook using a sampling pole near Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Photo shows the entirety of the sampling system from afar.
Two scientists sampling an Underwood Creek Tributary from an overlook using a sampling pole near Milwaukee
linkPhysical Scientist James Romano and Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter sampling an Underwood Creek Tributary from an overlook using a sampling pole near Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Photo shows the entirety of the sampling system from afar.
Science and Products
Integrated Ecosystems Studies Team
The Integrated Ecosystem Studies Team (IES) at the Upper Midwest Water Science Center uses interdisciplinary approaches to investigate characteristics and drivers of water quality and aquatic biology in rivers, lakes, and wetlands.
Two scientists prepare equipment for microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee
Physical Scientist James Romano and Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter prepare equipment for a microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Physical Scientist James Romano and Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter prepare equipment for a microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Three scientists prepare equipment for microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee
Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter, Physical Scientists Kathryn Johncock and James Romano and set up equipment for a microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter, Physical Scientists Kathryn Johncock and James Romano and set up equipment for a microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Scientist holding column during microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee
Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter holds the column containing the net and water flowing out of the copper flow meter during a microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter holds the column containing the net and water flowing out of the copper flow meter during a microplastics sampling effort in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Two scientists sampling an Underwood Creek Tributary from an overlook using a sampling pole near Milwaukee
linkPhysical Scientist James Romano and Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter sampling an Underwood Creek Tributary from an overlook using a sampling pole near Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Photo shows the entirety of the sampling system from afar.
Two scientists sampling an Underwood Creek Tributary from an overlook using a sampling pole near Milwaukee
linkPhysical Scientist James Romano and Hydrologist Hailey Trompeter sampling an Underwood Creek Tributary from an overlook using a sampling pole near Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Photo shows the entirety of the sampling system from afar.