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Jeremiah Lant - OKI 2019 Cooperator Meeting. Jeremiah gave a presentation on AMDTreat: Science meets modern computing.

Jeff Woods - OKI 2019 Cooperator Meeting. Jeff's presetntation was titled "Kentucky Hydrologic Network Update: Overview of OKI's streamgaging network and Kentucky's century gages".

Chris Kephart - OKI 2019 Cooperator Meeting. Chris gave a 

Chris Kephart - OKI 2019 Cooperator Meeting. Chris gave a presentation titled "OKI Water Microbiology Laboratory: Capabilities and Current Studies".

Angie Crain - OKI 2019 Cooperator Meeting

Chris Kephart - OKI 2019 Cooperator Meeting. 

Pete Cinotto - Welcome and Introductions at the OKI 2019 Cooperator Meeting. Over a century of science in Kentucky and looking toward the future for the OKI WSC.

Neal Craig - Technology Demonstration at the OKI 2019 Cooperator Meeting

Dave Lampe - How to measure groundwater levels.  Dave gave a presentation titled "Indiana Groundwater Network: Leveraging citizen science to monitor critical resources and a hands-on demonstation on how to measure groundwater levels.

Pete Cinotto - 2019 Cooperator Meeting - USGS in Kentucky History

Justin Boldt - OKI Cooperator Meeting. Justin's presentation was titled "Wabash RIver RVRMeander Model: USGS Science helping create safer, more sustainable infrastructure.

Tanja Williamson - OKI 2019 Cooperator Meeting. Tanja's presentation was titled "Sediment Source Tracking: Using advanced science to track sediment sources.

Dave Lampe - OKI 2019 Cooperator Meeting. Dave gave a demonsration on how to measure groundwater levels.

Pete Cinotto 2019 cooperator meeting

Jeremiah Lant - Science Meets Modern Computing. OKI 2019 Coopertor Meeting in Louisville, Kentucky.

Ohio River at Ironton OH - wire weight gage

Ohio River at Ironton, OH - wire weight gage

Ohio River at Ironton - super gage installation. The gage is located in the upper part of the tower shown in the background.

Dr. Patrick Kocovsky and Maddy Tomczak, University of Toledo student, look for Grass Carp lavae and eggs in the Sandusky River using a set of bongo nets, so named because they resemble bongo drums.  The nets are deployed one above the other so that one samples the surface water while the other samples deeper water.

Cuyahoga River at Independence OH -  view from edge of river

Front cover for the publication titled "Geochemistry and microbiology of groundwater and solids from extraction and monitoring wells and their relation to well efficiency at a Federally operated confined disposal facility, East Chicago, Indiana"