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Images below come from a wide variety of USGS science activities in the Northeast Region. Science Center staff showcase what we do, who we are, and where we work conducting science that inform decision makers and addresses societal needs.
Pete Cinotto - Welcome and Introductions at the OKI 2019 Cooperator Meeting. Over a century of science in Kentucky and looking toward the future for the OKI WSC.
Pete Cinotto - Welcome and Introductions at the OKI 2019 Cooperator Meeting. Over a century of science in Kentucky and looking toward the future for the OKI WSC.
Yellow River at Knox, IN - Ian Sampson, hyrdrologic technician with the USGS Indiana WSC office
Yellow River at Knox, IN - Ian Sampson, hyrdrologic technician with the USGS Indiana WSC office
Shown in this photo is Hydrologic Technician Sam Banas performing an electric tape down measurement of a real-time groundwater well in Northbridge, Massachusetts.
Shown in this photo is Hydrologic Technician Sam Banas performing an electric tape down measurement of a real-time groundwater well in Northbridge, Massachusetts.
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - high water
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN
Northeast Region Photo Contest Winner | April 2019 | Where We Work
Arthur Merschat at a Neoproterozoic dike that intrudes Mesoproterozoic gneiss, near the Mt. Rogers National Recreation area, VA
Northeast Region Photo Contest Winner | April 2019 | Where We Work
Arthur Merschat at a Neoproterozoic dike that intrudes Mesoproterozoic gneiss, near the Mt. Rogers National Recreation area, VA
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN staff taking notes.
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN staff taking notes.
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - staff servicing gage
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - staff servicing gage
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - ADCP measurement
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - ADCP measurement
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - bridge measurement
Yellow Creek near Oak Grove, IN - bridge measurement
USGS Staff running levels-Green River at Spottsville, KY.
USGS Staff running levels-Green River at Spottsville, KY.
Brittney Izbicki, USGS, at the edge of the ice in the Connecticut River, preparing to collect water-quality samples.
Brittney Izbicki, USGS, at the edge of the ice in the Connecticut River, preparing to collect water-quality samples.
David Sullivan, USGS, using an ice bar to chip away at the ice built up on the trail to get down to the water-quality sampling site at USGS gage Connecticut River near Thompsonville, CT
David Sullivan, USGS, using an ice bar to chip away at the ice built up on the trail to get down to the water-quality sampling site at USGS gage Connecticut River near Thompsonville, CT
Theresa Armijo, USGS, collecting water-quality samples from the Connecticut River by USGS gage 01184000, Connecticut River near Thompsonville
Theresa Armijo, USGS, collecting water-quality samples from the Connecticut River by USGS gage 01184000, Connecticut River near Thompsonville
Colin Sweeney, USGS, collecting water-quality samples from the Connecticut River, CT
Colin Sweeney, USGS, collecting water-quality samples from the Connecticut River, CT
In Photo: Berm of Jim Foot Key about 1.5 years after Hurricane Irma. The red circle indicates the same position as shown in the April 2014 photo. The mature mangrove trees have not recovered from the storm.
In Photo: Berm of Jim Foot Key about 1.5 years after Hurricane Irma. The red circle indicates the same position as shown in the April 2014 photo. The mature mangrove trees have not recovered from the storm.
Northeast Region Photo Contest Winner | April 2019 | Honorable Mention
Esmeralda Vargas taking data on an estuary sample
Northeast Region Photo Contest Winner | April 2019 | Honorable Mention
Esmeralda Vargas taking data on an estuary sample
In Photo: Eastern berm of Jim Foot Key, April 2019. This photo taken from Florida Bay, looking in toward the center of the island (now covered in water). The arrow points toward a breach in the berm, first noted in 2014, but the cut has deepened significantly after Hurricane Irma, and the island interior
In Photo: Eastern berm of Jim Foot Key, April 2019. This photo taken from Florida Bay, looking in toward the center of the island (now covered in water). The arrow points toward a breach in the berm, first noted in 2014, but the cut has deepened significantly after Hurricane Irma, and the island interior
Matt Jennings (pictured) and Andrew Kowalczk (Boat Chief) on Seneca Lake using an underwater camera and grappling hook to locate and recover lost equipment from the Harmful Algal Bloom (HABs) Project platform that was damaged by an early winter storm. The platform mooring buoy can be seen in the background. Photo by Andrew Kowalczk (Public Domain)
Matt Jennings (pictured) and Andrew Kowalczk (Boat Chief) on Seneca Lake using an underwater camera and grappling hook to locate and recover lost equipment from the Harmful Algal Bloom (HABs) Project platform that was damaged by an early winter storm. The platform mooring buoy can be seen in the background. Photo by Andrew Kowalczk (Public Domain)