This video represents a detailed view of Mount Denali as narrated by Chris Richmond.
Philip Rufe
Philip Rufe is the Applied Research & Technology Branch Chief for the USGS National Geospatial Technical Operations Center (NGTOC).
Education and Certifications
M.S. Geography & Cartographic Science, George Mason University, 1994
B.S. Geography, United States Military Academy, 1988
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This video represents a detailed view of Mount Denali as narrated by Chris Richmond.
Ozark Spring - a perennial spring in Phelps County, Missouri
Ozark Spring - a perennial spring in Phelps County, MissouriOzark Spring is a perennial spring in northern Phelps County, Missouri. It generates a rill that flows into Spring Creek which flows into the Gasconade River. It provides year-round water to livestock in the area.
Ozark Spring - a perennial spring in Phelps County, Missouri
Ozark Spring - a perennial spring in Phelps County, MissouriOzark Spring is a perennial spring in northern Phelps County, Missouri. It generates a rill that flows into Spring Creek which flows into the Gasconade River. It provides year-round water to livestock in the area.
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Digital orthoimagery base specification V1.0 Digital orthoimagery base specification V1.0
This video represents a detailed view of Mount Denali as narrated by Chris Richmond.
This video represents a detailed view of Mount Denali as narrated by Chris Richmond.
Ozark Spring - a perennial spring in Phelps County, Missouri
Ozark Spring - a perennial spring in Phelps County, MissouriOzark Spring is a perennial spring in northern Phelps County, Missouri. It generates a rill that flows into Spring Creek which flows into the Gasconade River. It provides year-round water to livestock in the area.
Ozark Spring - a perennial spring in Phelps County, Missouri
Ozark Spring - a perennial spring in Phelps County, MissouriOzark Spring is a perennial spring in northern Phelps County, Missouri. It generates a rill that flows into Spring Creek which flows into the Gasconade River. It provides year-round water to livestock in the area.