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Climate Response Network slideshow

By Water Resources Mission Area
Connecting precipitation to groundwater recharge Drought and recharge periods CRN monitoring well Long-term groundwater monitoring Instantaneous change in head (slug) test Testing well integrity

Detailed Description

Slideshow featuring sites and data from the national groundwater Climate Response Network (CRN).

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Public Domain.

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U.S. map showing CRN sites as dots and U.S. Climate Divisions shaded either blue or gray.

Climate Response Network

The USGS groundwater Climate Response Network is a national network of wells selected to monitor natural groundwater-level conditions in unconfined or near-surface confined aquifers that are minimally affected by pumping or other human-induced stresses.
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Water Resources Mission Area
Climate Response Network

Climate Response Network

The USGS groundwater Climate Response Network is a national network of wells selected to monitor natural groundwater-level conditions in unconfined or near-surface confined aquifers that are minimally affected by pumping or other human-induced stresses.
Learn More

Related

U.S. map showing CRN sites as dots and U.S. Climate Divisions shaded either blue or gray.

Climate Response Network

The USGS groundwater Climate Response Network is a national network of wells selected to monitor natural groundwater-level conditions in unconfined or near-surface confined aquifers that are minimally affected by pumping or other human-induced stresses.
By
Water Resources Mission Area
Climate Response Network

Climate Response Network

The USGS groundwater Climate Response Network is a national network of wells selected to monitor natural groundwater-level conditions in unconfined or near-surface confined aquifers that are minimally affected by pumping or other human-induced stresses.
Learn More
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