Connecticut River at Essex, Connecticut, station 01194750. The monitoring site houses the data logger and satellite transmitter for data collected by water quality and stage sensors in this tidal part of the Connecticut River.
Theresa Armijo
Theresa Armijo is a Hydrologic Technician in the Colorado Water Science Center.
Theresa started her career with the USGS in June of 2018 in the Connecticut office of the New England Water Science Center. She focused primarily on continuous water quality monitoring throughout the Connecticut River, sampling in the Connecticut River watershed, and studies along the estuaries of the Long Island Sound. In May 2023, she transferred to the Lakewood Field office of the Colorado Water Science Center where she collects samples for the National Water Quality Network, and operates both continuous water quality monitors and stream gages.
Professional Experience
2019 - present, U.S. Geological Survey - Hydrologic Technician
2018 - 2019, U.S. Geological Survey - Hydrologic Field Assistant
Education and Certifications
B.S. Natural Resources and the Environment, University of Connecticut, 2018
Science and Products
Water Quality Sampling and Monitoring of the Pawcatuck River Watershed
Connecticut River at Essex, Connecticut, station 01194750. The monitoring site houses the data logger and satellite transmitter for data collected by water quality and stage sensors in this tidal part of the Connecticut River.
Photo Contest Winner | July 2021 | Honorable Mention 1
Taking a water sample in Green River
Photo Contest Winner | July 2021 | Honorable Mention 1
Taking a water sample in Green River
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Water Quality Sampling and Monitoring of the Pawcatuck River Watershed
The Pawcatuck River and the Pawcatuck River Estuary and Little Narragansett Bay form part of the boundary between the States of Connecticut and Rhode Island. Both states have identified water quality impairments within these waters related to nutrients (insufficient oxygen) and bacteria. Studies of the eutrophication potential of Long Island Sound embayments have identified that the Pawcatuck... - Multimedia
Monitoring station in tidal section of Connecticut River, Essex, ConnecticutMonitoring station in tidal section of Connecticut River, Essex, Connecticut
Connecticut River at Essex, Connecticut, station 01194750. The monitoring site houses the data logger and satellite transmitter for data collected by water quality and stage sensors in this tidal part of the Connecticut River.
Connecticut River at Essex, Connecticut, station 01194750. The monitoring site houses the data logger and satellite transmitter for data collected by water quality and stage sensors in this tidal part of the Connecticut River.
Taking a water sample in Green RiverPhoto Contest Winner | July 2021 | Honorable Mention 1
Taking a water sample in Green RiverPhoto Contest Winner | July 2021 | Honorable Mention 1
Taking a water sample in Green River