Scientist Kaitlin Bowen attaching a SPATT sampler to a stable post in the Salem River.
Jacob T Gray
A Hydrologic Technician working with the New Jersey Water Science Center Water-Quality Processes Investigation Team
Science and Products
Urban Waters Federal Partnership: Novel bacteria monitoring technology in support of recreational water quality monitoring in the Lower Delaware River
The United States Geological Survey’s (USGS) New Jersey Water Science Center, in coordination with the Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) deployed a novel bacterial water-quality monitor, the Fluidion Alert V2 (Fluidion), in the Delaware River at Pyne Poynt Park in Camden County, New Jersey. Following United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recreational water quality criteria, DRBC
Scientist Kaitlin Bowen attaching a SPATT sampler to a stable post in the Salem River.
Science and Products
Urban Waters Federal Partnership: Novel bacteria monitoring technology in support of recreational water quality monitoring in the Lower Delaware River
The United States Geological Survey’s (USGS) New Jersey Water Science Center, in coordination with the Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) deployed a novel bacterial water-quality monitor, the Fluidion Alert V2 (Fluidion), in the Delaware River at Pyne Poynt Park in Camden County, New Jersey. Following United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recreational water quality criteria, DRBC
SPATT Deployment
Scientist Kaitlin Bowen attaching a SPATT sampler to a stable post in the Salem River.
Scientist Kaitlin Bowen attaching a SPATT sampler to a stable post in the Salem River.