The USGS maintains and monitors hundreds of streamgages across California, as well as across the Nation. Nearly all data collected by the USGS is made public and most in near real-time. Cities can use the data for flood mitigation and water supply.
Brandon Ledbetter
Brandon Ledbetter is a Hydrologic Technician at the U.S. Geological Survey California Water Science Center in Redding, CA.
As a hydrologic technician at the USGS, I gather and evaluate information about all things water-related. This includes obtaining measurements in the field, analyzing samples in the laboratory, and conducting analyses in the office in order to assist in solving water-related problems and to help in the making of water-resources decisions.
"When we have that nourishing and healing glass of water, remember the gift that it is"
Science and Products
Measuring Stream Discharge with Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler
The USGS maintains and monitors hundreds of streamgages across California, as well as across the Nation. Nearly all data collected by the USGS is made public and most in near real-time. Cities can use the data for flood mitigation and water supply.
Science and Products
Measuring Stream Discharge with Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler
The USGS maintains and monitors hundreds of streamgages across California, as well as across the Nation. Nearly all data collected by the USGS is made public and most in near real-time. Cities can use the data for flood mitigation and water supply.
The USGS maintains and monitors hundreds of streamgages across California, as well as across the Nation. Nearly all data collected by the USGS is made public and most in near real-time. Cities can use the data for flood mitigation and water supply.