No foolin', today marks 111 consecutive years of #water#data collected at @USGS streamgage station 13185000, #Boise River near Twin Springs, #Idaho. Let's crown it the #USGS#GageGreatness champion!
Hydrologist Tyler King will present his @USUAggies post-doctoral research at next week's @geosociety Annual Meeting in #Phoenix: https://t.co/Ovddebn3MD #GSA2019
Meet Molly Wood! Molly is a National Sediment Specialist & a Professional Engineer. She develops methods for & teaches training courses around the world on surface-water and sediment data collection. #WomenInStem#WomenInScience#WaterScience
Not sure which is more exciting, a pub suggestion or a key to the usgs... both useful in their own right I suppose. Thanks to @USGS_Idaho for the warm welcome!
We are excited to announce that hydrologist Dr. Tyler King has joined our #Idaho#Water#Science Center staff in #Boise. Tyler was most recently a post-doctoral researcher @USUAggies, where he earned his PhD. He also holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from @UofNH.
High resolution river temperature modeling at at a global scale sound impossible? Check out this new paper on #DynWat which does exactly that! Very exciting.
https://t.co/HiTyEXaB3T
One of the most iconic science Images of 20th century #science is 20 years old -- and has stood up against the firestorm of criticism.
By @wildweatherdan at #AGUblogs#AGU100#climatechange#AGW
https://t.co/6tHiBMEOZQ
Under low flows, hyporheic exchange buffers Arctic river temperatures from atmospheric heat fluxes, keeping rivers cool during the day and warm at night.
Thank you @geosociety, @GSAHydrogeology , @NSF, @USU_water_lab, @EngineeringUSU, and @theAGU!
https://t.co/U5v3ykMZMY
Beyond the 1984 Perspective: "The scientific community must realign public perspectives and emphasize diverse actions in ecosystem, fire, and water management." https://t.co/EjPhK88NGC