Helicopter with magnetometer mounted in stinger.
Heidi Koehler
Heidi Koehler is the media team lead for the Rocky Mountain and Midcontinent Regions, USGS Central States Office of Communications.
She began her USGS career more than 30 years ago and has a wide range of experience and knowledge in connecting scientists with the news media, whether it be proactive, reactive or otherwise.
Science and Products
Low-Flying Helicopter
Helicopter with magnetometer mounted in stinger.
USGS Global Earthquake Alerts to Include Economic Loss and Casualty Information
The USGS PAGER system now produces rapid estimates of an earthquake's impact, a significant advancement in USGS earthquake information and alerting capabilities. PAGER stands for ‘Prompt Assessment of Global Earthquakes for Response’. Dr. David Wald describes the PAGER system and its new earthquake impact alerting capabilities.
The USGS PAGER system now produces rapid estimates of an earthquake's impact, a significant advancement in USGS earthquake information and alerting capabilities. PAGER stands for ‘Prompt Assessment of Global Earthquakes for Response’. Dr. David Wald describes the PAGER system and its new earthquake impact alerting capabilities.
A Potent Pollutant is Tracked Indoors
Carcinogenic compounds in a popular pavement sealer are tracked indoors, where they show up in high concentrations in house dust.
Listen as USGS hydrologist Barbara Mahler explains how she and her team identified the link between polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in coal-tar-based pavement sealcoat and house dust.
Carcinogenic compounds in a popular pavement sealer are tracked indoors, where they show up in high concentrations in house dust.
Listen as USGS hydrologist Barbara Mahler explains how she and her team identified the link between polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in coal-tar-based pavement sealcoat and house dust.
Water on the Moon
Interview with USGS scientist Dr. Roger Clark about his Sept. 24 Science article that suggests water exists on the moon. Imaging spectroscopy led Clark and others to this discovery which opens the possibilities into further moon exploration.
Interview with USGS scientist Dr. Roger Clark about his Sept. 24 Science article that suggests water exists on the moon. Imaging spectroscopy led Clark and others to this discovery which opens the possibilities into further moon exploration.
Science and Products
Low-Flying Helicopter
Helicopter with magnetometer mounted in stinger.
Helicopter with magnetometer mounted in stinger.
USGS Global Earthquake Alerts to Include Economic Loss and Casualty Information
The USGS PAGER system now produces rapid estimates of an earthquake's impact, a significant advancement in USGS earthquake information and alerting capabilities. PAGER stands for ‘Prompt Assessment of Global Earthquakes for Response’. Dr. David Wald describes the PAGER system and its new earthquake impact alerting capabilities.
The USGS PAGER system now produces rapid estimates of an earthquake's impact, a significant advancement in USGS earthquake information and alerting capabilities. PAGER stands for ‘Prompt Assessment of Global Earthquakes for Response’. Dr. David Wald describes the PAGER system and its new earthquake impact alerting capabilities.
A Potent Pollutant is Tracked Indoors
Carcinogenic compounds in a popular pavement sealer are tracked indoors, where they show up in high concentrations in house dust.
Listen as USGS hydrologist Barbara Mahler explains how she and her team identified the link between polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in coal-tar-based pavement sealcoat and house dust.
Carcinogenic compounds in a popular pavement sealer are tracked indoors, where they show up in high concentrations in house dust.
Listen as USGS hydrologist Barbara Mahler explains how she and her team identified the link between polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in coal-tar-based pavement sealcoat and house dust.
Water on the Moon
Interview with USGS scientist Dr. Roger Clark about his Sept. 24 Science article that suggests water exists on the moon. Imaging spectroscopy led Clark and others to this discovery which opens the possibilities into further moon exploration.
Interview with USGS scientist Dr. Roger Clark about his Sept. 24 Science article that suggests water exists on the moon. Imaging spectroscopy led Clark and others to this discovery which opens the possibilities into further moon exploration.