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Chad Wagner is a Program Coordinator for the Groundwater and Streamflow Information Program (GWSIP) and the National Water Quality Program (NWQP) in the USGS Water Resources Mission Area.
The USGS collects water data daily across the U.S. using sensors that automatically sample the data at set intervals. We have over 11,000 of these devices, known as gages, in our nationwide network.
The data from these gages are used in decision-making at all levels, from recreationists to congresspersons.
The USGS collects water data daily across the U.S. using sensors that automatically sample the data at set intervals. We have over 11,000 of these devices, known as gages, in our nationwide network.
The data from these gages are used in decision-making at all levels, from recreationists to congresspersons.
The USGS collects water data daily across the U.S. using sensors that automatically sample the data at set intervals. We have over 11,000 of these devices, known as gages, in our nationwide network.
The data from these gages are used in decision-making at all levels, from recreationists to congresspersons.
The USGS collects water data daily across the U.S. using sensors that automatically sample the data at set intervals. We have over 11,000 of these devices, known as gages, in our nationwide network.
The data from these gages are used in decision-making at all levels, from recreationists to congresspersons.
