USGS Researchers stand by a heavy-duty enclosure that will house an autosampler and other equipment needed for monitoring 6PPD-Q.
Danial Polette
Danial Polette is a hydrologic technician at the USGS Oregon Water Science Center.
A fourth generation resident of Oregon, Dan Polette has been a hydrologic technician with the Oregon Water Science Center since 1992. He is project chief on a couple of ground-water monitoring programs and has been lead technician on others. Results of this work are featured in several publications and websites. He is a past co-chair of the Western Region Technician's Advisory Committee (2004 - 2007) and has participated in several GW/QW reviews both as a reviewer and reviewee. He operates and maintains telemetered continuous digital monitoring sites for both groundwater levels and evapo-transpiration and has recently been working with the Office of Groundwater on developing guidelines and standard procedures for continuous ground-water data collection.
Science and Products
Upper Klamath Basin Groundwater Studies
Since the late 1990s, USGS has worked to characterize the regional groundwater hydrology of the upper Klamath Basin. Research focuses on collecting data to evaluate the groundwater system and its response to external stresses, and to develop computer models that provide insights for water management. These efforts build on earlier USGS studies going back to the 1950s.
Installing 6PPD-Q monitoring sites
USGS Researchers stand by a heavy-duty enclosure that will house an autosampler and other equipment needed for monitoring 6PPD-Q.
Science and Products
Upper Klamath Basin Groundwater Studies
Since the late 1990s, USGS has worked to characterize the regional groundwater hydrology of the upper Klamath Basin. Research focuses on collecting data to evaluate the groundwater system and its response to external stresses, and to develop computer models that provide insights for water management. These efforts build on earlier USGS studies going back to the 1950s.
Installing 6PPD-Q monitoring sites
USGS Researchers stand by a heavy-duty enclosure that will house an autosampler and other equipment needed for monitoring 6PPD-Q.
USGS Researchers stand by a heavy-duty enclosure that will house an autosampler and other equipment needed for monitoring 6PPD-Q.