Groundwater Level Sampling
Detailed Description
USGS Scientist Liam Kenefic lowering a calibrated electric tape into the 393104075122201 MW36 Observation well to collect groundwater‑level measurements to verify that the well remains inactive and that current water levels align with historic trends. These readings help determine appropriate pump placement, and, once pumping begins, they ensure that drawdown remains within acceptable limits.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
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