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Sensor webs: USGS’s WaterWatch

May 14, 2006 Stefan Geens

I love sensor webs, and I love the fact that the USGS is making them accessible to us. Their latest effort from March: Real-time streamgages for the US, as a network link. Each dot represents a measuring station. Click on the link in the pop-up, and get detailed granular data.

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Now you can watch droughts develop in real time across the US. (Via Rob Hetland’s web journal)

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