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Am I going to be able to get out of Santa Cruz this weekend....?

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Looking for a #postdoc? USGS St. Pete invites project proposals to fill knowledge gaps to advance understanding of coastal ecogeomorphological change on barrier islands. More info: ow.ly/q9c450N9Hs4 Apply now: ow.ly/EEV950N9Hs3

Let's go Lobos fws.gov/press-release/…

hi don't mind me just a desert girl having a mental breakdown from the amount of rain we've had to endure in the bay area this year

The USGS uses many survey tools to monitor coastal change, including jet skis equipped with sonar and GPS. These maneuverable watercraft allow scientists to gather bathymetric data in nearshore areas along ever-changing coastlines: ow.ly/1KKQ50NccA5

I commented my code. Good job past me.

#Atmosphericriver events impacting central #California are overflowing rivers again and causing significant damage. A crew of USGS #hydrotechs measure #streamflow using a tethered acoustic doppler current profiler (ADCP) in the #SanLorenzoRiver back in January 2023.

I am considerably more concerned regarding more widespread flood risk (& possibly wind damage in some spots as well) with new #AtmosphericRiver on Mon-Tue than with past Fri event. This will be more dynamic, as well as very moist. YouTube &/or blog update Sun/Mon. #CAwx #CAwater

Unbelievable satellite imagery of one of the most intense March cyclones on record for California with the eye of the storm making landfall near San Francisco. Amazing.

the journey of a 1000 miles begins with a single bug buried deep in your code

An open letter to Stephen Colbert from a clam expert dantheclamman.blog/2023/03/23/an-… Stephen Colbert The Late Show

Has anyone used a backpack ASD to collect water spectra? And were you able to get radiance? I can only get DN or reflectance

Never in my life did I think I’d witness the desert this caked in flowers. What a special year in California #superbloom

It’s tornado season on The Great Plains.

Considering we have sensors that can image the earth with meter-scale resolution, saying something is "so big you can see it from space" just really doesn't quite hit anymore

Coolest part about being a remote sensing scientist is knowing how to check out satellite imagery of random things cbsnews.com/news/californi…