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Hydrologic Technician Sharon Mulready checks equipment on tower
Hydrologic Technician Sharon Mulready checks equipment on towerHydrologic Technician Sharon Mulready checks equipment on electrical power tower and site 372750122012701 Coyote Creek near Alviso Slough. The tidal gage is located at the confluence of Coyote Creek and Alviso Slough, and is accessible only by boat. The estuary is fed by the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers, and various tributaries in the Central Valley.
Hydrologic Technician Sharon Mulready checks equipment on tower
Hydrologic Technician Sharon Mulready checks equipment on towerHydrologic Technician Sharon Mulready checks equipment on electrical power tower and site 372750122012701 Coyote Creek near Alviso Slough. The tidal gage is located at the confluence of Coyote Creek and Alviso Slough, and is accessible only by boat. The estuary is fed by the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers, and various tributaries in the Central Valley.
The distribution of water on, in, and above the Earth
The distribution of water on, in, and above the EarthThe World's Water - Distribution of Earth's Water
The distribution of water on, in, and above the Earth
The distribution of water on, in, and above the EarthThe World's Water - Distribution of Earth's Water
WY-MT Water Science Center 2019 all-hands meeting
WY-MT Water Science Center 2019 all-hands meeting
William Wright and Ben Holman installing a staff gage
William Wright and Ben Holman installing a staff gageWilliam Wright (Left) and Ben Holman (Right) are installing an outside staff gage for this new station. Phelps Creek Below Unnamed Trib Near Index, WA ID 12147680.
William Wright and Ben Holman installing a staff gage
William Wright and Ben Holman installing a staff gageWilliam Wright (Left) and Ben Holman (Right) are installing an outside staff gage for this new station. Phelps Creek Below Unnamed Trib Near Index, WA ID 12147680.
Dee-Ann McCarthy (USGS) measuring low flow in picturesque New England
Dee-Ann McCarthy (USGS) measuring low flow in picturesque New EnglandDee-Ann McCarthy (USGS) measuring low flow in picturesque New England fall foliage at stream gage 01118300 Pendleton Hill Brook near Clarks Falls, CT.
Dee-Ann McCarthy (USGS) measuring low flow in picturesque New England
Dee-Ann McCarthy (USGS) measuring low flow in picturesque New EnglandDee-Ann McCarthy (USGS) measuring low flow in picturesque New England fall foliage at stream gage 01118300 Pendleton Hill Brook near Clarks Falls, CT.
The Ben Franklin Bridge stretches over the Delaware River. The Delaware River Basin provides water to big cities such as New York and Philadelphia.
The Ben Franklin Bridge stretches over the Delaware River. The Delaware River Basin provides water to big cities such as New York and Philadelphia.
Mike Michelotti is making a winter stream flow measurement
Mike Michelotti is making a winter stream flow measurementMike Michelotti is making a winter stream flow measurement using a flow tracker at stream gage 12413210 South Fork Coeur D' Alene River at Elizabeth Park near Kellogg, ID.
Mike Michelotti is making a winter stream flow measurement
Mike Michelotti is making a winter stream flow measurementMike Michelotti is making a winter stream flow measurement using a flow tracker at stream gage 12413210 South Fork Coeur D' Alene River at Elizabeth Park near Kellogg, ID.
USGS stream gage 10242000 Coal Creek near Cedar City, Utah
USGS stream gage 10242000 Coal Creek near Cedar City, UtahFall time descends on Southwest Utah. The changing fall leaves coupled with blue skies and red rock backdrop make for a beautiful morning for a discharge measurement at the Coal Creek near Cedar City, Utah stream gage 10242000.
USGS stream gage 10242000 Coal Creek near Cedar City, Utah
USGS stream gage 10242000 Coal Creek near Cedar City, UtahFall time descends on Southwest Utah. The changing fall leaves coupled with blue skies and red rock backdrop make for a beautiful morning for a discharge measurement at the Coal Creek near Cedar City, Utah stream gage 10242000.
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USGS scientist surveys water levels on the Delaware River
USGS scientist surveys water levels on the Delaware RiverUSGS scientist surveys water levels on the Delaware River while streamflow measurements are made by boat. These measurements help scientists understand the amount of water and constituents being transported by the river.
USGS scientist surveys water levels on the Delaware River
USGS scientist surveys water levels on the Delaware RiverUSGS scientist surveys water levels on the Delaware River while streamflow measurements are made by boat. These measurements help scientists understand the amount of water and constituents being transported by the river.
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land. The mounting plate allows for adjustment of pitch, roll, and heading.
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land. The mounting plate allows for adjustment of pitch, roll, and heading.
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land.
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land.
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land.
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land.
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land. The mounting plate allows for adjustment of pitch, roll, and heading.
A 36" sled and 1.5" pipe is mounted to a 4" aluminum i-beam to allow for retrieval and servicing of an uplooking ADVM from land. The mounting plate allows for adjustment of pitch, roll, and heading.
A 4" aluminum I-beam is used allow an ADVM to be raised and lowered on a stainless steel sled. The sled is adjustable for pitch, roll, and heading.
A 4" aluminum I-beam is used allow an ADVM to be raised and lowered on a stainless steel sled. The sled is adjustable for pitch, roll, and heading.
Closeup of a stainless steel sled meant to mount on a 4" aluminum I-beam. The sled is adjustable for pitch, roll, and heading.
Closeup of a stainless steel sled meant to mount on a 4" aluminum I-beam. The sled is adjustable for pitch, roll, and heading.
USGS employees operating drone over river in black and white
USGS employees operating drone over river in black and whiteUSGS employees John Fulton - collecting live discharge data, Josip Adams - operating drone, and Sandy Brosnahan co-piloting and spotting, on a River in Maine.
USGS employees operating drone over river in black and white
USGS employees operating drone over river in black and whiteUSGS employees John Fulton - collecting live discharge data, Josip Adams - operating drone, and Sandy Brosnahan co-piloting and spotting, on a River in Maine.