Sediment lab employee Logan Young weighing crucibles to capture their tare weights before sample is added
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Weighing crucibles to capture their tare weights before sample is added
Sediment lab employee Logan Young weighing crucibles to capture their tare weights before sample is added
USGS KY sediment lab employees
Kyle Barnett and Elisabeth Hernandez analyzing sediment samples using the sand/fine break method
Kyle Barnett and Elisabeth Hernandez analyzing sediment samples using the sand/fine break method
Sediment lab - Sieves determine the sand size class of sediment samples
Sieves determine the sand size class of sediment samples, 0.250mm and 0.063mm steel mesh are used.
Sieves determine the sand size class of sediment samples, 0.250mm and 0.063mm steel mesh are used.
The Kentucky Sediment Laboratory's sample storage space, samples are stored in a temperature and light controlled environment.
linkThe Kentucky Sediment Laboratory's sample storage space, samples are stored in a temperature and light controlled environment.
The Kentucky Sediment Laboratory's sample storage space, samples are stored in a temperature and light controlled environment.
linkThe Kentucky Sediment Laboratory's sample storage space, samples are stored in a temperature and light controlled environment.
USGS Kentucky Sediment Laboratory's oven full of filtration crucibles to be dried
The Kentucky Sediment Laboratory's oven full of filtration crucibles to be dried. After baking, the crucibles are placed in a desiccator box to cool.
The Kentucky Sediment Laboratory's oven full of filtration crucibles to be dried. After baking, the crucibles are placed in a desiccator box to cool.