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Deanna Hardesty

Deanna is a hydrologist with the South Atlantic Water Science Center in Raleigh, NC.

Professional Experience

  • Hydrologist, U.S. Geological Survey | 2022 - present

  • Geospatial Analyst, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency | 2021 - 2022

  • Hydrologic Technician, North Carolina State University | 2019 - 2021

  • Geneticist & Interim Lab Manager, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | 2017 - 2019

  • Research Technician, University of North Carolina at Wilmington | 2013 - 2017

Science and Products

Triangle Area Water Supply Monitoring Project, North Carolina

IntroductionRivers and surface-water reservoirs supply drinking water to most residents throughout the Triangle area in North Carolina. These drinking-water supplies may be at risk because of rapid and continued land use change throughout the region. In partnership with the U.S. Geological Survey, several Triangle-area municipalities established a long-term water-quality and streamflow...
Authors
R. Fanelli, D. Hardesty, J. Diaz
By
Water Resources Mission Area, South Atlantic Water Science Center (SAWSC)
link
USGS

Manning's Roughness Coefficients for South Carolina Streams

The objective of this project will be to verify channel and flood plain Manning’s roughness coefficients (n) for selected streams in South Carolina. For streams with cross sections that warrant subdivision of the n values, the verification for the channel and flood plain will be performed by subdividing the n values instead of using a composite n value. The n values will be determined for various...
By
South Atlantic Water Science Center (SAWSC)
link

Manning's Roughness Coefficients for South Carolina Streams

The objective of this project will be to verify channel and flood plain Manning’s roughness coefficients (n) for selected streams in South Carolina. For streams with cross sections that warrant subdivision of the n values, the verification for the channel and flood plain will be performed by subdividing the n values instead of using a composite n value. The n values will be determined for various...
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Science and Products

Triangle Area Water Supply Monitoring Project, North Carolina

IntroductionRivers and surface-water reservoirs supply drinking water to most residents throughout the Triangle area in North Carolina. These drinking-water supplies may be at risk because of rapid and continued land use change throughout the region. In partnership with the U.S. Geological Survey, several Triangle-area municipalities established a long-term water-quality and streamflow...
Authors
R. Fanelli, D. Hardesty, J. Diaz
By
Water Resources Mission Area, South Atlantic Water Science Center (SAWSC)
link
USGS

Manning's Roughness Coefficients for South Carolina Streams

The objective of this project will be to verify channel and flood plain Manning’s roughness coefficients (n) for selected streams in South Carolina. For streams with cross sections that warrant subdivision of the n values, the verification for the channel and flood plain will be performed by subdividing the n values instead of using a composite n value. The n values will be determined for various...
By
South Atlantic Water Science Center (SAWSC)
link

Manning's Roughness Coefficients for South Carolina Streams

The objective of this project will be to verify channel and flood plain Manning’s roughness coefficients (n) for selected streams in South Carolina. For streams with cross sections that warrant subdivision of the n values, the verification for the channel and flood plain will be performed by subdividing the n values instead of using a composite n value. The n values will be determined for various...
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