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Ohio River at Olmsted IL - damaged equipment
Ohio River at Olmsted IL - equipment after cleaning
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Ohio River at Olmsted IL - equipment after cleaning
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Ohio River at Olmsted IL - equipment damaged by barge
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Ohio River at Olmsted IL - equipment damaged by barge
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Ohio River at Olmsted IL - equipment damaged by barge traffic
Ohio River at Olmsted IL - equipment damaged by barge trafficOhio River at Olmsted IL - equipment damaged by barge traffic
Ohio River at Olmsted IL - equipment damaged by barge traffic
Ohio River at Olmsted IL - equipment damaged by barge trafficOhio River at Olmsted IL - equipment damaged by barge traffic
Ohio River at Olmsted IL - fouled equipment
Ohio River at Olmsted IL - fouled equipment
Photographs from Canada Goose and two Bald Eagles with lead poisoning
Photographs from Canada Goose and two Bald Eagles with lead poisoningPhotographs (A &B) from a Canada Goose (Branta canadensis) found dead in Minnesota, US. (A) The esophagus is dilated and impacted with a large amount of duckweed (arrows). (B) Forty #9 lead pellets are recovered from the ventriculus. (C) Photograph from a Bald Eagle
Photographs from Canada Goose and two Bald Eagles with lead poisoning
Photographs from Canada Goose and two Bald Eagles with lead poisoningPhotographs (A &B) from a Canada Goose (Branta canadensis) found dead in Minnesota, US. (A) The esophagus is dilated and impacted with a large amount of duckweed (arrows). (B) Forty #9 lead pellets are recovered from the ventriculus. (C) Photograph from a Bald Eagle
Scientists perform postmortem examination of double-crested cormorant
Scientists perform postmortem examination of double-crested cormorantWildlife disease experts at the USGS National Wildlife Health Center in Madison, WI examine a double-crested cormorant while wearing full biosafety gear. The postmortem examination, also known as a necropsy, gives the scientists clues to what may have caused the animal to die. Examination of wild birds is important to detect pathogens that could imp
Scientists perform postmortem examination of double-crested cormorant
Scientists perform postmortem examination of double-crested cormorantWildlife disease experts at the USGS National Wildlife Health Center in Madison, WI examine a double-crested cormorant while wearing full biosafety gear. The postmortem examination, also known as a necropsy, gives the scientists clues to what may have caused the animal to die. Examination of wild birds is important to detect pathogens that could imp
ANSEP student Jakob Sipary holds a red-throated loon, Alaska
ANSEP student Jakob Sipary holds a red-throated loon, AlaskaAlaska Native Science and Engineering Program (ANSEP) student Jakob Sipary holds a red-throated loon on the Canning River Delta, Alaska, July 2019 as part of a USGS study on loon marine habitat use areas. Jakob was an intern for the summer with the U.S. Geological Survey.
ANSEP student Jakob Sipary holds a red-throated loon, Alaska
ANSEP student Jakob Sipary holds a red-throated loon, AlaskaAlaska Native Science and Engineering Program (ANSEP) student Jakob Sipary holds a red-throated loon on the Canning River Delta, Alaska, July 2019 as part of a USGS study on loon marine habitat use areas. Jakob was an intern for the summer with the U.S. Geological Survey.
SQUID-5 - Structure-from-Motion Quantitative Underwater Imaging Device
SQUID-5 - Structure-from-Motion Quantitative Underwater Imaging DeviceThe SQUID-5, or a Structure-from-Motion (SfM) Quantitative Underwater Imaging Device with 5 cameras is a towed surface vehicle with an onboard Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) and 5 downward-looking cameras with overlapping views of the seafloor.
SQUID-5 - Structure-from-Motion Quantitative Underwater Imaging Device
SQUID-5 - Structure-from-Motion Quantitative Underwater Imaging DeviceThe SQUID-5, or a Structure-from-Motion (SfM) Quantitative Underwater Imaging Device with 5 cameras is a towed surface vehicle with an onboard Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) and 5 downward-looking cameras with overlapping views of the seafloor.
Barry's wave, surge likely to affect beaches in four states
Barry's wave, surge likely to affect beaches in four statesThis Coastal Change Storm Hazard Team map was created Friday, July 12, 2019 and shows forecast beach erosion (the strip of colored bars closest to the coast), overwash (middle strip) and inundation (outer strip) effects of Tropical Storm Barry’s predicted landfall in Louisiana.
Barry's wave, surge likely to affect beaches in four states
Barry's wave, surge likely to affect beaches in four statesThis Coastal Change Storm Hazard Team map was created Friday, July 12, 2019 and shows forecast beach erosion (the strip of colored bars closest to the coast), overwash (middle strip) and inundation (outer strip) effects of Tropical Storm Barry’s predicted landfall in Louisiana.
Barry's wave, surge likely to affect beaches in four states
Barry's wave, surge likely to affect beaches in four statesThis Coastal Change Storm Hazard Team map was created Friday, July 12, 2019 and shows forecast beach erosion (the strip of colored bars closest to the coast), overwash (middle strip) and inundation (outer strip) effects of Tropical Storm Barry’s predicted landfall in Louisiana.
Barry's wave, surge likely to affect beaches in four states
Barry's wave, surge likely to affect beaches in four statesThis Coastal Change Storm Hazard Team map was created Friday, July 12, 2019 and shows forecast beach erosion (the strip of colored bars closest to the coast), overwash (middle strip) and inundation (outer strip) effects of Tropical Storm Barry’s predicted landfall in Louisiana.
An Arctic Tern with zooplankton
An Arctic Tern with zooplankton in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
An Arctic Tern with zooplankton in Prince William Sound, Alaska.
Barry forecast to affect beaches in four Gulf states
Barry forecast to affect beaches in four Gulf statesThis Coastal Change Storm Hazard Team map was created Thursday, July 11, 2019 and shows forecast beach erosion (the strip of colored bars closest to the coast), overwash (middle strip) and inundation (outer strip) effects of Tropical Storm Barry’s predicted landfall in Louisiana.
Barry forecast to affect beaches in four Gulf states
Barry forecast to affect beaches in four Gulf statesThis Coastal Change Storm Hazard Team map was created Thursday, July 11, 2019 and shows forecast beach erosion (the strip of colored bars closest to the coast), overwash (middle strip) and inundation (outer strip) effects of Tropical Storm Barry’s predicted landfall in Louisiana.
Brian Miller at Wind Cave National Park
Miller on a recent trip to Wind Cave National Park to conduct a climate change scenario planning workshop.
Miller on a recent trip to Wind Cave National Park to conduct a climate change scenario planning workshop.
Sulfur deposits on Halema‘uma‘u crater walls
Group of sulfur-depositing fumaroles overlook the pond of water in Halema‘uma‘u. USGS photo by D. Swanson, 08-14-2019.
Group of sulfur-depositing fumaroles overlook the pond of water in Halema‘uma‘u. USGS photo by D. Swanson, 08-14-2019.
These Gulf beaches are forecast to be affected by Barry
These Gulf beaches are forecast to be affected by BarryThis Coastal Change Storm Hazard Team map was created Thursday, July 11, 2019 and shows forecast beach erosion (the strip of colored bars closest to the coast), overwash (middle strip) and inundation (outer strip) effects of Tropical Storm Barry’s predicted landfall in Louisiana.
These Gulf beaches are forecast to be affected by Barry
These Gulf beaches are forecast to be affected by BarryThis Coastal Change Storm Hazard Team map was created Thursday, July 11, 2019 and shows forecast beach erosion (the strip of colored bars closest to the coast), overwash (middle strip) and inundation (outer strip) effects of Tropical Storm Barry’s predicted landfall in Louisiana.
UAS imagery collected at Plum Island
The AIM (Aerial Imaging and Mapping group) collected UAS imagery for scientists at The Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) from the Plum Island estuary in Rowley MA. Inke Forbrich from MBL will lead the analysis looking at the reflectance index NDVI for vegetation surrounding a gas flux tower installed in t
The AIM (Aerial Imaging and Mapping group) collected UAS imagery for scientists at The Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) from the Plum Island estuary in Rowley MA. Inke Forbrich from MBL will lead the analysis looking at the reflectance index NDVI for vegetation surrounding a gas flux tower installed in t
UAS imagery taken from Plum Island
The AIM (Aerial Imaging and Mapping group) collected UAS imagery for scientists at The Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) from the Plum Island estuary in Rowley MA. Inke Forbrich from MBL will lead the analysis looking at the reflectance index NDVI for vegetation surrounding a gas flux tower installed in t
The AIM (Aerial Imaging and Mapping group) collected UAS imagery for scientists at The Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) from the Plum Island estuary in Rowley MA. Inke Forbrich from MBL will lead the analysis looking at the reflectance index NDVI for vegetation surrounding a gas flux tower installed in t
UAS imagery taken from Plum Island
The AIM (Aerial Imaging and Mapping group) collected UAS imagery for scientists at The Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) from the Plum Island estuary in Rowley MA. Inke Forbrich from MBL will lead the analysis looking at the reflectance index NDVI for vegetation surrounding a gas flux tower installed in t
The AIM (Aerial Imaging and Mapping group) collected UAS imagery for scientists at The Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) from the Plum Island estuary in Rowley MA. Inke Forbrich from MBL will lead the analysis looking at the reflectance index NDVI for vegetation surrounding a gas flux tower installed in t
Hydrologists collect a discrete soil gas sample from soil gas well
Hydrologists collect a discrete soil gas sample from soil gas wellHydrologists Kayla Christian (Left) and Alex Riddle (Right) collect a discrete soil gas sample from soil gas well PGP-07 at the USACE Combined Disposal Facility in East Chicago, Indiana.
Hydrologists collect a discrete soil gas sample from soil gas well
Hydrologists collect a discrete soil gas sample from soil gas wellHydrologists Kayla Christian (Left) and Alex Riddle (Right) collect a discrete soil gas sample from soil gas well PGP-07 at the USACE Combined Disposal Facility in East Chicago, Indiana.
UAS imagery collected at Plum Island
The AIM (Aerial Imaging and Mapping group) collected UAS imagery for scientists at The Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) from the Plum Island estuary in Rowley MA. Inke Forbrich from MBL will lead the analysis looking at the reflectance index NDVI for vegetation surrounding a gas flux tower installed in t
The AIM (Aerial Imaging and Mapping group) collected UAS imagery for scientists at The Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) from the Plum Island estuary in Rowley MA. Inke Forbrich from MBL will lead the analysis looking at the reflectance index NDVI for vegetation surrounding a gas flux tower installed in t