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Joe Jeandervin is a Hydrologic Technician in the USGS New England Water Science Center.
Joe spent sixteen years in the United States Navy as an airborne sonar operator utilizing both passive and active sonar suites and testing and evaluating sonar sensor software.
He is currently a water quality technician in the Connecticut Field Office where he samples both Network and NAWQA sites in southern New England. He is also involved in the sampling for Harmful Algal Blooms on the Connecticut River in CT and is a member of the New England ADCP group.
His interests are: hydroacoustics, physics of sound in water, bathymetry and oceanography as it relates to hydroacoustics transducers and sensors. He is also interested in hydroacoustics applications of velocity mapping, bathymetry and sediment transport using hydroacoustics devices.
Hydrologic Technicians Paul Solis, Brittney Izbicki and Nigel Pepin of the New England WSC CT office point to where they have just moored an acoustic doppler velocity meter (ADVM) in the channel of the Southport, CT river estuary.
Winter 2023 Photo Contest Winner: Donald Jeandervin, Honorable Mention category
Hydrologic Technicians Paul Solis, Brittney Izbicki and Nigel Pepin of the New England WSC CT office point to where they have just moored an acoustic doppler velocity meter (ADVM) in the channel of the Southport, CT river estuary.
Winter 2023 Photo Contest Winner: Donald Jeandervin, Honorable Mention category
Physical scientists and hydrologic technicians from New England Water Science Center and Woods Hole Dive Team recover and repair a continuous monitor buoy in the Southport, Connecticut estuary near the Long Island Sound. The buoy had been damaged in a recent storm.
Winter 2023 Photo Contest Winner: Donald Jeandervin, USGS at Work category
Physical scientists and hydrologic technicians from New England Water Science Center and Woods Hole Dive Team recover and repair a continuous monitor buoy in the Southport, Connecticut estuary near the Long Island Sound. The buoy had been damaged in a recent storm.
Winter 2023 Photo Contest Winner: Donald Jeandervin, USGS at Work category
Hydrologic technician processing a water quality sample in the field out of one of USGS designated water quality vehicles.
Hydrologic technician processing a water quality sample in the field out of one of USGS designated water quality vehicles.
Hydrologic technician drilling a hole in the ice with an ice auger on the Housatonic River, Massachusetts near the USGS streamgage 01198125. This hole will be used to safely collect a water quality sample from the ice.
Hydrologic technician drilling a hole in the ice with an ice auger on the Housatonic River, Massachusetts near the USGS streamgage 01198125. This hole will be used to safely collect a water quality sample from the ice.
Hydrologic Technicians Paul Solis, Brittney Izbicki and Nigel Pepin of the New England WSC CT office point to where they have just moored an acoustic doppler velocity meter (ADVM) in the channel of the Southport, CT river estuary.
Winter 2023 Photo Contest Winner: Donald Jeandervin, Honorable Mention category
Hydrologic Technicians Paul Solis, Brittney Izbicki and Nigel Pepin of the New England WSC CT office point to where they have just moored an acoustic doppler velocity meter (ADVM) in the channel of the Southport, CT river estuary.
Winter 2023 Photo Contest Winner: Donald Jeandervin, Honorable Mention category
Physical scientists and hydrologic technicians from New England Water Science Center and Woods Hole Dive Team recover and repair a continuous monitor buoy in the Southport, Connecticut estuary near the Long Island Sound. The buoy had been damaged in a recent storm.
Winter 2023 Photo Contest Winner: Donald Jeandervin, USGS at Work category
Physical scientists and hydrologic technicians from New England Water Science Center and Woods Hole Dive Team recover and repair a continuous monitor buoy in the Southport, Connecticut estuary near the Long Island Sound. The buoy had been damaged in a recent storm.
Winter 2023 Photo Contest Winner: Donald Jeandervin, USGS at Work category
Hydrologic technician processing a water quality sample in the field out of one of USGS designated water quality vehicles.
Hydrologic technician processing a water quality sample in the field out of one of USGS designated water quality vehicles.
Hydrologic technician drilling a hole in the ice with an ice auger on the Housatonic River, Massachusetts near the USGS streamgage 01198125. This hole will be used to safely collect a water quality sample from the ice.
Hydrologic technician drilling a hole in the ice with an ice auger on the Housatonic River, Massachusetts near the USGS streamgage 01198125. This hole will be used to safely collect a water quality sample from the ice.
