Intro
Kaitlyn started her career with the USGS New York Water Science Center in Coram, NY as a volunteer the summer of 2011. She was a student contractor from September 2012 until June 2015 when she was hired as a hydrologist. Kaitlyn graduated from Stony Brook University with a bachelors in Geology and Masters in Hydrogeology. She has been a part of several different water-quality projects including sampling groundwater across Long Island, NESQA stream sampling, Hurricane Sandy sediment sampling, dissolved oxygen monitoring program, and maintained 5 real-time water-quality estuary gages. Kaitlyn transferred to the Troy office in 2017 and has been involved in several projects across New York state that involve groundwater sampling and harmful algal bloom monitoring.
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305b Groundwater Quality Monitoring in New York
Well Selection Information for Homeowners and PWS Personnel
Analytes 2018
Groundwater Sample Collection Methods
305b Ambient Groundwater Quality Monitoring in New York
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305b Groundwater Quality Monitoring in New York
Relatively little data describing the quality of groundwater in New York State exist, yet groundwater is used as a source of drinking water by approximately one quarter of the population of the state. The objective of the 305(b) groundwater quality monitoring project is to quantify and report on ambient groundwater quality from bedrock and glacial-drift aquifers in upstate New York.An ongoing...Well Selection Information for Homeowners and PWS Personnel
Well Selection Information for Homeowners and PWS PersonnelAnalytes 2018
Samples are analyzed for a wide range of constituents, including physical parameters (such as pH and temperature), nutrients, major ions, trace elements including mercury and arsenic, Coliform bacteria, radon, total organic carbon, volatile organic compounds, and pesticidesGroundwater Sample Collection Methods
Collecting groundwater samples from a typical homeowner well...305b Ambient Groundwater Quality Monitoring in New York
Introduction Relatively little data describing the quality of groundwater in New York State exists, yet groundwater is used as a source of drinking water by approximately one quarter of the population of the state. The objective of the 305(b) groundwater quality monitoring project is to quantify and report on ambient groundwater quality from bedrock and glacial-drift aquifers in upstate New Y - Publications