Cuyahoga River at Independence OH - flood water in gage house
Cuyahoga River at Independence OH - flood water in gage houseCuyahoga River at Independence OH - flood water in gage house
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Cuyahoga River at Independence OH - flood water in gage house
Cuyahoga River at Independence OH - flood water in gage house
Highway monitoring station USGS 415157072291301 along State Route 74 near Vernon, Connecticut.
Highway monitoring station USGS 415157072291301 along State Route 74 near Vernon, Connecticut.
Bike path skirting cobbled beaches of Falmouth, Massachusetts.
Bike path skirting cobbled beaches of Falmouth, Massachusetts.
The USGS Ohio Water Microbiology Laboratory addresses water-related public-health concerns and is involved in investigations of processes that affect microorganisms in the environment and testing of new methods to improve detection and interpretation of microbiological presence in water.
The USGS Ohio Water Microbiology Laboratory addresses water-related public-health concerns and is involved in investigations of processes that affect microorganisms in the environment and testing of new methods to improve detection and interpretation of microbiological presence in water.
The USGS Ohio Water Microbiology Laboratory addresses water-related public-health concerns and is involved in investigations of processes that affect microorganisms in the environment and testing of new methods to improve detection and interpretation of microbiological presence in water.
The USGS Ohio Water Microbiology Laboratory addresses water-related public-health concerns and is involved in investigations of processes that affect microorganisms in the environment and testing of new methods to improve detection and interpretation of microbiological presence in water.
Northeast Region Photo Contest Winner | July 2019 | USGS At Work
Colin Sweeny taking field parameters for a water quality sample
Northeast Region Photo Contest Winner | July 2019 | USGS At Work
Colin Sweeny taking field parameters for a water quality sample
Eagle Creek at Zionsville, IN
Huron River at Milan, OH - low flow
HABS platform Owasco Lake, NY
HABS platform Owasco Lake, NY
NER May 2019 USGS at Work
Greg Walsh collects data on Coot Hill while conducting geologic mapping in the Adirondacks, NY
NER May 2019 USGS at Work
Greg Walsh collects data on Coot Hill while conducting geologic mapping in the Adirondacks, NY
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - USGS staff making bridge measurement
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - USGS staff making bridge measurement
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - high flow measurement
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - high flow measurement
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - view from bridge
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - view from bridge
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - adcp high water measurement
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - adcp high water measurement
Eagle Creek at Zionsville, IN downstream of gage
Eagle Creek at Zionsville, IN - low flow
Eagle Creek at Zionsville, IN - low flow
NER May 2019 Where We Work
Brachiopods in the Devonian Mahantango Formation examined by Mercer Parker under the hand lens
NER May 2019 Where We Work
Brachiopods in the Devonian Mahantango Formation examined by Mercer Parker under the hand lens
NER May 2019 Honorable Mention 2
Yvonne Dinh and Mercer Parker examine ripple marks in a bedding plane exposure of Devonian Foreknobs Formation
NER May 2019 Honorable Mention 2
Yvonne Dinh and Mercer Parker examine ripple marks in a bedding plane exposure of Devonian Foreknobs Formation
Sampling for microplastics at USGS 01355470 ALPLAUS KILL AT GLENRIDGE NY
Sampling for microplastics at USGS 01355470 ALPLAUS KILL AT GLENRIDGE NY
In Photo: Juvenile mangroves on eastern berm of Jim Foot Key, April 2019. Mangroves are intermingled with saltwort, the dominant live vegetation on the damaged berms, and standing dead mangroves. Grid is 25 cm high. The question is whether these trees will mature fast enough to protect the berm from rising sea level.
In Photo: Juvenile mangroves on eastern berm of Jim Foot Key, April 2019. Mangroves are intermingled with saltwort, the dominant live vegetation on the damaged berms, and standing dead mangroves. Grid is 25 cm high. The question is whether these trees will mature fast enough to protect the berm from rising sea level.
In Photo: Interior mudflat on Jim Foot Key covered with saline water, April 2019. Stumps of dead mangroves (reportedly damaged by Hurricane Donna in 1960 (Craighead, 1962)) are visible projecting from the water. Shadowed areas below the water are underwater grasses typically found in Florida Bay, now growing inside
In Photo: Interior mudflat on Jim Foot Key covered with saline water, April 2019. Stumps of dead mangroves (reportedly damaged by Hurricane Donna in 1960 (Craighead, 1962)) are visible projecting from the water. Shadowed areas below the water are underwater grasses typically found in Florida Bay, now growing inside