Brights Creek landslide monitoring station
Detailed Description
View of rain gage, monitoring station enclosure and solar panel above a steep slope draining into a tributary of Brights Creek.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
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Sentinel Site Modeling
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) installed more than 40 climate and biodiversity monitoring stations, called sentinel sites, on public lands across the state. These sites collect detailed data on things like temperature, precipitation, soil moisture, and more to track how the environment is changing. Each site is meant to reflect conditions in the surrounding area, but...
Brights Creek, North Carolina
The USGS and its cooperators at the North Carolina Geological Survey have installed instruments in a steep hillside at Brights Creek, approximately 15 km east of Hendersonville, North Carolina. Data collection at this site supports research on hydrologic factors that control landslide initiation and is provided here for situational awareness before and during major storm events.
Related
Sentinel Site Modeling
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) installed more than 40 climate and biodiversity monitoring stations, called sentinel sites, on public lands across the state. These sites collect detailed data on things like temperature, precipitation, soil moisture, and more to track how the environment is changing. Each site is meant to reflect conditions in the surrounding area, but...
Brights Creek, North Carolina
The USGS and its cooperators at the North Carolina Geological Survey have installed instruments in a steep hillside at Brights Creek, approximately 15 km east of Hendersonville, North Carolina. Data collection at this site supports research on hydrologic factors that control landslide initiation and is provided here for situational awareness before and during major storm events.