The USGS crew heads upriver early one winter day and sees an increible sunrise on the Stikine River.
Brent M. Hall
Brent Hall is a Hydrologist for the U.S. Geological Survey Nebraska Water Science Center in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Brent has worked for the USGS since 2007. His work has focused primarily on water quality, particularly continuous monitoring and sampling of surface water, but he has worked on a variety of projects ranging from evapotranspiration to harmful algal blooms (HABs) to surveying to green infrastructure.
Education and Certifications
2004, B.A. Biology, Point Loma Nazarene University
2009, B.S. Biological Systems Engineering, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
2010, M.S. Agricultural and Biological Systems Engineering, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Science and Products
Missouri River Water-Quality Monitoring in Relation to Combined Sewer Overflow Systems near Omaha, Nebraska
Continuous Water-Quality Monitoring Network
Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Groundwater Quality Monitoring
Understanding Cyanobacteria Blooms in the Willow Creek Reservoir
Bioretention Cell Monitoring, Omaha Sewer Maintenance Facility
Modeling Escherichia coli in the Missouri River near Omaha, Nebraska, 2012-16: Model Inputs and Outputs
Monitoring Data for Willow Creek Lake, Nebraska, 2012-14
Direct-push sediment cores, resistivity profiles, and depth-averaged resistivity collected for Platte River Recovery and Implementation Program in Phelps County, Nebraska
Streambed sediment data for Missouri and Niobrara Rivers, Nebraska and South Dakota, 2015
The USGS crew heads upriver early one winter day and sees an increible sunrise on the Stikine River.
The USGS boat at the Stikine River gage site, Alaska. The Stikine River is one of the transboundary watersheds of Southeast Alaska. Visit USGS Transboundary River Monitoring in Southeast Alaska for more information about our research.
The USGS boat at the Stikine River gage site, Alaska. The Stikine River is one of the transboundary watersheds of Southeast Alaska. Visit USGS Transboundary River Monitoring in Southeast Alaska for more information about our research.
USGS Hydrologist Randy Host performs compass calibrations for discharge measurements at the Unuk River. The Unuk River is one of the transboundary watersheds of Southeast Alaska. This site has a Super Gage which is a conventional streamflow gage equipped with continuous water-quality monitors.
USGS Hydrologist Randy Host performs compass calibrations for discharge measurements at the Unuk River. The Unuk River is one of the transboundary watersheds of Southeast Alaska. This site has a Super Gage which is a conventional streamflow gage equipped with continuous water-quality monitors.
Preparing the boat for isokinetic water sampling using the equal discharge increment method on the Alsek River.
Preparing the boat for isokinetic water sampling using the equal discharge increment method on the Alsek River.
Water-quality comparisons in the Greater Mooses Tooth unit of the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska, 2010 and 2023
Selected anthropogenic contaminants in groundwater, Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District, eastern Nebraska, 1992–2020
Modeling Escherichia coli in the Missouri River near Omaha, Nebraska, 2012–16
Relating cyanobacteria and physicochemical water-quality properties in Willow Creek Lake, Nebraska, 2012–14
Sediment loads and transport at constructed chutes along the Missouri River - Upper Hamburg Chute near Nebraska City, Nebraska, and Kansas Chute near Peru, Nebraska
Comparison of water consumption in two riparian vegetation communities along the central Platte River, Nebraska, 2008–09 and 2011
Riparian evapotranspiration in Nebraska
Science and Products
Missouri River Water-Quality Monitoring in Relation to Combined Sewer Overflow Systems near Omaha, Nebraska
Continuous Water-Quality Monitoring Network
Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Groundwater Quality Monitoring
Understanding Cyanobacteria Blooms in the Willow Creek Reservoir
Bioretention Cell Monitoring, Omaha Sewer Maintenance Facility
Modeling Escherichia coli in the Missouri River near Omaha, Nebraska, 2012-16: Model Inputs and Outputs
Monitoring Data for Willow Creek Lake, Nebraska, 2012-14
Direct-push sediment cores, resistivity profiles, and depth-averaged resistivity collected for Platte River Recovery and Implementation Program in Phelps County, Nebraska
Streambed sediment data for Missouri and Niobrara Rivers, Nebraska and South Dakota, 2015
The USGS crew heads upriver early one winter day and sees an increible sunrise on the Stikine River.
The USGS crew heads upriver early one winter day and sees an increible sunrise on the Stikine River.
The USGS boat at the Stikine River gage site, Alaska. The Stikine River is one of the transboundary watersheds of Southeast Alaska. Visit USGS Transboundary River Monitoring in Southeast Alaska for more information about our research.
The USGS boat at the Stikine River gage site, Alaska. The Stikine River is one of the transboundary watersheds of Southeast Alaska. Visit USGS Transboundary River Monitoring in Southeast Alaska for more information about our research.
USGS Hydrologist Randy Host performs compass calibrations for discharge measurements at the Unuk River. The Unuk River is one of the transboundary watersheds of Southeast Alaska. This site has a Super Gage which is a conventional streamflow gage equipped with continuous water-quality monitors.
USGS Hydrologist Randy Host performs compass calibrations for discharge measurements at the Unuk River. The Unuk River is one of the transboundary watersheds of Southeast Alaska. This site has a Super Gage which is a conventional streamflow gage equipped with continuous water-quality monitors.
Preparing the boat for isokinetic water sampling using the equal discharge increment method on the Alsek River.
Preparing the boat for isokinetic water sampling using the equal discharge increment method on the Alsek River.