Zachary Razor
Zach is a Hydrologic Technician and has worked at the Indiana-Kentucky-Ohio Water Science Center since 2014.
Since joining the USGS in 2014, I have run several surface water and groundwater field trips. I have measured trickle flows to major floods of nearly 200,000 cubic feet per second and everything in between. I have analyzed and approved thousands of surface water and groundwater records.
I have performed hundreds of differential level circuits. Since 2020, my focus is mostly on maintaining the Indiana Index Velocity network.
Science and Products
Litterfall Mercury Monitoring Network
Litterfall is leaves, needles, flowers, fruit, and debris found on the forest floor. Litterfall sampling can be an effective tool for monitoring elements like Mercury. Mercury in litterfall is primarily from the atmosphere and contributes to the higher amounts of mercury dry deposition that accumulates in forested areas compared to non-forested areas. INKY scientists collect litterfall as part of...
Science and Products
Litterfall Mercury Monitoring Network
Litterfall is leaves, needles, flowers, fruit, and debris found on the forest floor. Litterfall sampling can be an effective tool for monitoring elements like Mercury. Mercury in litterfall is primarily from the atmosphere and contributes to the higher amounts of mercury dry deposition that accumulates in forested areas compared to non-forested areas. INKY scientists collect litterfall as part of...