April Seminar Series "Overview of the Water Quality Portal, an Inter-Agency Data Sharing Application".
Casey J Lee
Casey Lee is Center Director for the Kansas Water Science Center.
Science and Products
Transboundary Assessments of Water Quality in the Pacific Northwest
In 2019, the USGS began studying the baseline water-quality of selected transboundary rivers in the Pacific Northwest. These studies are designed to characterize current water-quality conditions so as to facilitate future assessments of potential impacts related to upstream mining activities.
Analytical Capabilities, Sample Requirements, and Instrumentation
OGRL works independently or collaboratively to pair fate and transport with biological experiments and effects. OGRL has three main focuses: 1. Development and modification of robust analytical methods needed for analysis of compounds in multiple matrices to address relevant environmental health issues. 2. Conduct independent and collaborative lab to national based studies to provide new knowledge...
OGRL Algal Toxins Methods of Analysis
Algal toxins are a group of toxic compounds produced by a range of photosynthetic freshwater and marine plankton. These toxins have the ability to cause sickness in animals and humans and in severe cases lead to death. OGRL has the ability to evaluate and conduct occurrence, fate, transport, effects, and treatability studies methods.
Mill Creek Sediment
The U.S. Geological Survey, in cooperation with the Johnson County Stormwater Management Program has studied sediment transport in Johnson County streams and lakes to better understand how changes from agricultural to urban land use alter sediment in streams and lakes, characterize how these uses may affect lake storage and biological integrity of streams, and evaluate the effectiveness of...
April Seminar Series
April Seminar Series "Overview of the Water Quality Portal, an Inter-Agency Data Sharing Application".
KSWSC Quarterly Newsletter - February 2024
The newsletter contains exciting information on what KSWSC employees have been working on, recent publications, and our upcoming Science seminar event.
The newsletter contains exciting information on what KSWSC employees have been working on, recent publications, and our upcoming Science seminar event.
December Seminar Series
December seminar Series "Advances in the application of cameras for USGS water data collection".
December seminar Series "Advances in the application of cameras for USGS water data collection".
KSWSC 2023 October Quarterly Newsletter
The newsletter contains exciting information on what KSWSC employees have been working on, recent publications, and our upcoming Science seminar event.
The newsletter contains exciting information on what KSWSC employees have been working on, recent publications, and our upcoming Science seminar event.
Kansas Water Science Center Quarterly Newsletter July 2023
This is the Kansas Water Science Center Quarterly newsletter for July 2023. In this issue we discuss our new citizen project at KSWSC, UAS (drone) discharge measurements and various Outreach events. The next Science Seminar Series speaker, Claire Devaughan, will be giving a presentation titled The National Map (TNM).
This is the Kansas Water Science Center Quarterly newsletter for July 2023. In this issue we discuss our new citizen project at KSWSC, UAS (drone) discharge measurements and various Outreach events. The next Science Seminar Series speaker, Claire Devaughan, will be giving a presentation titled The National Map (TNM).
Kansas Water Science Center Quarterly Newsletter October 2022
The October 2022 edition of the Kansas Water Science Center Quarterly Newsletter covering various subjects such as information as 4 new reports and collecting hyperspectral images!
The October 2022 edition of the Kansas Water Science Center Quarterly Newsletter covering various subjects such as information as 4 new reports and collecting hyperspectral images!
Lawrence Office
Photo of the front of the Kansas Water Science Center office in Lawrence, Kansas. In the background is a pink tinted sky and a rainbow.
Photo of the front of the Kansas Water Science Center office in Lawrence, Kansas. In the background is a pink tinted sky and a rainbow.
Science and Products
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- Science
Transboundary Assessments of Water Quality in the Pacific Northwest
In 2019, the USGS began studying the baseline water-quality of selected transboundary rivers in the Pacific Northwest. These studies are designed to characterize current water-quality conditions so as to facilitate future assessments of potential impacts related to upstream mining activities.Analytical Capabilities, Sample Requirements, and Instrumentation
OGRL works independently or collaboratively to pair fate and transport with biological experiments and effects. OGRL has three main focuses: 1. Development and modification of robust analytical methods needed for analysis of compounds in multiple matrices to address relevant environmental health issues. 2. Conduct independent and collaborative lab to national based studies to provide new knowledge...OGRL Algal Toxins Methods of Analysis
Algal toxins are a group of toxic compounds produced by a range of photosynthetic freshwater and marine plankton. These toxins have the ability to cause sickness in animals and humans and in severe cases lead to death. OGRL has the ability to evaluate and conduct occurrence, fate, transport, effects, and treatability studies methods.Mill Creek Sediment
The U.S. Geological Survey, in cooperation with the Johnson County Stormwater Management Program has studied sediment transport in Johnson County streams and lakes to better understand how changes from agricultural to urban land use alter sediment in streams and lakes, characterize how these uses may affect lake storage and biological integrity of streams, and evaluate the effectiveness of... - Data
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April Seminar Series
April Seminar Series "Overview of the Water Quality Portal, an Inter-Agency Data Sharing Application".
April Seminar Series "Overview of the Water Quality Portal, an Inter-Agency Data Sharing Application".
KSWSC Quarterly Newsletter - February 2024The newsletter contains exciting information on what KSWSC employees have been working on, recent publications, and our upcoming Science seminar event.
The newsletter contains exciting information on what KSWSC employees have been working on, recent publications, and our upcoming Science seminar event.
December Seminar SeriesDecember seminar Series "Advances in the application of cameras for USGS water data collection".
December seminar Series "Advances in the application of cameras for USGS water data collection".
KSWSC 2023 October Quarterly NewsletterThe newsletter contains exciting information on what KSWSC employees have been working on, recent publications, and our upcoming Science seminar event.
The newsletter contains exciting information on what KSWSC employees have been working on, recent publications, and our upcoming Science seminar event.
Kansas Water Science Center Quarterly Newsletter July 2023This is the Kansas Water Science Center Quarterly newsletter for July 2023. In this issue we discuss our new citizen project at KSWSC, UAS (drone) discharge measurements and various Outreach events. The next Science Seminar Series speaker, Claire Devaughan, will be giving a presentation titled The National Map (TNM).
This is the Kansas Water Science Center Quarterly newsletter for July 2023. In this issue we discuss our new citizen project at KSWSC, UAS (drone) discharge measurements and various Outreach events. The next Science Seminar Series speaker, Claire Devaughan, will be giving a presentation titled The National Map (TNM).
Kansas Water Science Center Quarterly Newsletter October 2022The October 2022 edition of the Kansas Water Science Center Quarterly Newsletter covering various subjects such as information as 4 new reports and collecting hyperspectral images!
The October 2022 edition of the Kansas Water Science Center Quarterly Newsletter covering various subjects such as information as 4 new reports and collecting hyperspectral images!
Lawrence OfficePhoto of the front of the Kansas Water Science Center office in Lawrence, Kansas. In the background is a pink tinted sky and a rainbow.
Photo of the front of the Kansas Water Science Center office in Lawrence, Kansas. In the background is a pink tinted sky and a rainbow.
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