Prioritization map for streamflow permanence data collection
By Washington Water Science Center
2024 (approx.)
Detailed Description
Illustrative diagram: the USGS is developing maps to prioritize data collection. We are studying where streams flow year-round or go dry, which relies on field data. The priority maps will be available on mobile devices, enabling efficient use of field campaigns.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
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Streamflow Permanence in the Pacific Northwest
Not all rivers and streams flow year-round. Understanding when and where streams flow or go dry is critical for managing land use, water quality, and water availability on landscapes. The USGS and partners are studying streamflow permanence in the Pacific Northwest. We are gathering data, developing new models, and providing data visualization and outreach tools.
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Streamflow Permanence in the Pacific Northwest
Not all rivers and streams flow year-round. Understanding when and where streams flow or go dry is critical for managing land use, water quality, and water availability on landscapes. The USGS and partners are studying streamflow permanence in the Pacific Northwest. We are gathering data, developing new models, and providing data visualization and outreach tools.