Two years after the last update, RIVeR 2.6 🚀is finally out ! And it has cool new features like #BatchProcessing and #ParallelProcessing. This version is ideal for #LSPIV processing of fixed cameras. Now you can enjoy RIVeR not only on Windows but also on IOS and Linux !

USGS is still collecting measurements from #Hurricane Ian on Florida. USGS is working closely with federal, state, and local partners to understand the event.

Happy #FieldPhoto Friday! 🌤️🌎💧 After Hurricane Ian, many USGS scientists got to work repairing and retrieving USGS scientific instruments. In this photo, USGS scientist Scott Greenwood is servicing a streamgage on the St. Johns River near Sanford, Florida. 📷 Gene Grimm, USGS

The release party included presentations from USGS scientists🔬, designers🖊 & communicators🗣 who helped this thing come to life over the last year. Watch it now on YouTube: youtu.be/lspyUfexvCY

This amazing video captured by San Bernardino county public works - watch all the processes of a #debrisflow of the El Dorado scar September 12, 2022 - heavy rain rates on scar at 8000 feet in 1 hour

It's all connected. 🌎 💦 As climate change accelerates, some communities will be inundated with water while others won’t have enough. NASA's Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) mission will help plan a better future by surveying Earth's salt & freshwater bodies. (1/6)

#FuturosSostenibles | Continúa el ciclo de ponencias con “Ciencia Ciudadana como herramienta de transformación: Experiencias en problemáticas hídrico-ambientales”, a cargo de Carlos Marcelo García.

Come rain or shine ask a hydrometry officer where they like to be and you will usually hear - by the river or even better in it! This pic from today taking ADCP measurements is our happy place 🙂😁

Just wanted to boost this work: nature.com/articles/s4156… Besides Oleksandra Shumilova, no other authors are on Twitter (lucky them!). I think the biggest takeaway here is that there needs to be more field and field-scale lab work that embraces quantitative work rather than rejects it.

Water levels at eastern and western shores of Lake Erie in response to the winds associated with this winter storm. See tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/map/index.html…

Not only did he design the bridge but he also designed and built the South Pass jetties; designated an ASCE landmark in 1982. Eads is also an ASCE Notable Civil Engineer although he had no formal training in engineering. bit.ly/3Cg15g6

I recently wrote a #GreatLakes tweet discussing the distinction between storm surge and seiches, following a huge surge on LakeErie. I was asked if a seiche was to follow, but the answer caught me off guard: #LakeErie may have huge storm surges, but it has a weak seiche game!

Found this quite interesting.

💧 USGS a lanzado una versión en español del Tablero de Recursos Hídricos Nacionales — una aplicación que brinda información crítica en tiempo real sobre niveles y flujos de agua y pronósticos meteorológicos y de inundaciones. usgs.gov/news/technical…

USGS hydro tech Louis Cannarozzi captured incredible flows at the Alameda Creek dam on Dec 31, 2022. Crews made 77 #streamflow measurements at 58 #streamgages between Dec 31 - Jan 2, including several preliminary record-high measurements! ow.ly/OlUZ50MjfOY #CAwater

Wow. Been there many times….

A crew of USGS #hydrotechs measure #streamflow using a tethered acoustic doppler current profiler (ADCP) in the #SanLorenzoRiver between recent #atmosphericriver events impacting #California.

USGS USGS Water Resources and New York Water Science Center recently tested ground-penetrating radar on a drone for mapping peat. This was part of a collaboration with Florida Atlantic University to study and locate large carbon gas releases from peat soils in the swampy wetlands of the Everglades.