USGS ACTIVITY: Estimating suspended-sediment load continuously for 2 years using turbidity *, hydroacoustic, and LISST instruments, all proxy technologies.

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USGS ACTIVITY: Estimating suspended-sediment load continuously for 2 years using turbidity *, hydroacoustic, and LISST instruments, all proxy technologies for suspended-sediment concentration * Turbidity measurements funded by National Park Service

Hydroacoustic Instrument Installation

Sediment-Gage Installation

ADVM LISST-25 DTS-12; Turbidity (NPS funded) Sediment Monitoring USGS station no

Bike path from where suspended-sediment samples are collected

Measuring Sediment Transport during Floods: one of the bigger project challenges

USGS gaging station # Sumas River at South Pass Road at Nooksack, WA

Sediment Monitoring with Surrogate Sediment Instruments DTS-12 Analite 180 Argonaut SW ISCO DTS-12 ISCO DTS-12 Preliminary results subject to change [Telegraph Road] [South Pass Road] [Massey Road]

Instrument deployment at Telegraph Road