Images

Ocean side homes on Fire Island, New York

Science crew ran the multichannel seismic equipment, sonobuoy refraction equipment, navigation, marine mammal observations program, and incidental science studies.  Dr. Deborah Hutchinson (USGS liaison aboard the Canadian icebreaker) is 7^th from the right.  Dr. David Mosher, Chief Scientist aboard Louis is 10^th from the right.

Raindbow trout in New York stream

Collecting periphyton samples from the Upper Esopus Creek

Protected Species Observer aboard CCGS Louis S. St-Laurent

Seismic Lab aboard CCGS Louis S. St-Laurent

U.S. and Canadian two icebreaker collaboration in the Arctic Ocean. Flags flying from CCGS Louis S. St-Laurent.

Upper Esopus Creek Water Quality

Blue Ridge Sculpin from Wikimedia Commons

Didymosphenia in hand along the Upper Esopus Creek 2009

Inlet into Pleasant bay, looking north to Nauset Beach, Cape Cod National Seashore, Chatham, MA

2009 oblique photos of Cape Cod Bay from a USGS overflight

2009 oblique photos of Cape Cod Bay from a USGS overflight

USGS Coram staffer measuring groundwater level at groundwater well near Long Island

Dredge ship at sea.

Drill rig at Sawyer Avenue replacement well

Marinna Martini, Woods Hole, Coastal and Marine Science Center,  prepares to deploy tripods at three sites along the outer perimeter of Diamond Shoals, North Carolina.

 USGS researchers deploying an instrumented minipod South of Fire Island, NY.

USGS hydrologist Travis Smith standing in floodwaters in Hudson River at Hadley, NY

Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center's Ellyn Montgomery (right) on the helipad of the Canadian Coast Guard Vessel Louis St. Laurent returning from an ice reconnaissance flight as part of a joint study mapping the foot of the continental slope in the Arctic Ocean in 2008

North Fork Kentucky River at Hazard, KY - flood inundation map