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Thursday, July 18 • 10:00am - 10:50am
Evaluation of Streamflow Measurement Techniques for Estimating Continuous Stage and Discharge in Small Streams Across the United States

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Continuous stage and temperature data were collected via commercially available, unvented and vented submersible pressure transducers (PTs) as ‘tiered’ gages co-located with United States Geological Survey reference gages in relatively small, low-order streams across the United States. Tiered gage data were compared with reference gage records to assess sensor performance variability across different installation methods, reaches, watersheds, and streamflow conditions. Sensor error was evaluated via differences between reference and tiered stage values through time and across variations in atmospheric pressure, barometer proximity, and water temperature. Finally, stage measurements from tiered and reference gages were used to estimate discharge and comparative accuracies evaluated. When installed and visited regularly with tape downs and levels, tiered gages can be pretty accurate! How accurate you ask? Well, please stop on by to see our presentation.

Speakers
avatar for Dave Evetts

Dave Evetts

Data Chief, USGS
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Max Schwid

Hydrologist, USGS
avatar for Laura Hempel

Laura Hempel

Staff Scientist, OSQI
Staff Scientist with OSQI's Laboratory Advisory Board. Co-Organizer of the CDI Power Platform Community of Practice.
avatar for Brandon Overstreet

Brandon Overstreet

Hydrologist, USGS - ORWSC
Brandon Overstreet is a member of the Geomorphology team at the Oregon Water Science Center. Brandon's work incorporates remote sensing, geospatial analysis, and field surveys to characterize river attributes including water depth, streamflow, temperature, and riparian vegetation... Read More →
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Jenn Fair

hydrologist, USGS Eastern Ecological Science Center at S.O. Conte Fish Research Center
Dr. Jenn Fair is an ecohydrologist at the Eastern Ecological Science Center's S.O. Conte Fish Research Center in Turners Falls, MA. Fair leads an interdisciplinary team of fish ecologists, biologists, and hydrologists working to better understand the ecological impacts of streamflow... Read More →


Thursday July 18, 2024 10:00am - 10:50am CDT
Midway 3+4
  SURFACE WATER, ANALYSIS
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