Unified Interior Regions

The original Magellan Compressed Mosaicked Image Data Record (C3-MIDR) archive contains three times compressed mosaics of image swaths (C-BIDRs) at a resolution of 2025 m/pixel. C3-MIDRs consist of mosaics generated by computing 3x3 pixel arithmetic moving averages from the C2-MIDRs. C3-MIDRs, with their 2.025 km pixel widths, are designed to cover the planet at reasonably

This video documents two USGS employees taking a flood measurement during the most severe flood Arizona has seen in 100 years.

A glimpse at the often dangerous task USGS employees make every year to obtain stream flow measurements from flood events.

This image was taken above the Santa Catalina Highway near mile 2.8 a few months after a fire burned across a south-facing slope. The saguaros are showing the effects of being scorched but are still standing. (Raymond M. Turner).

Harrison H. Schmitt during the Apollo 17 mission.

James Irwin(left) and David Scott(right) training in the Lunar Roving Vehicle training version known also known as the "Grover"

Riparian vegetation has increased to the extent of blocking the downstream view. The channel appears to have shifted to the right, and the terrace is now occupied by cottonwood, black willow, and tamarisk. (Raymond M. Turner).

Members of the 1930s burrowed and cholla eruptions were visible in 1941 as well as new mesquite plants that were already quite large. (Photographer unknown).

In 1940, the gaging station for the San Carlos River was on a railroad bridge south of the little town of Peridot. This downstream view from that bridge shows the gage house on the extreme left and a safety railing next to it. The channel is wide following a flood, and scattered Frémont cottonwood trees are along channel right. The dense shrubs on the low terrace on the

Ground repeat photography location 233 looking west at Huérfano Butte, at 1,159-meter elevation. In 1902, photographer David Griffiths’ horse-drawn buggy was clearly visible in the open grassland, and scattered desert hackberry plants were behind and on either side of the buggy. (David Griffiths).