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 | California |
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| Los Angeles--Long Beach | Heal the Bay
Summary: A non-profit organization dedicated to making Santa Monica Bay and Southern California coastal waters safe and healthy again for people and marine life. Information available in English and Spanish. "Beach Report Cards" for local beach water quality available for many area beaches, updated weekly.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: weekly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: weekly
URL: http://www.healthebay.org/
Associated Watersheds: 18060007-CUYAMA,18060008-SANTA MARIA,18060009-SAN ANTONIO,18060010-SANTA YNEZ,18060013-SANTA BARBARA COASTAL,18060014-SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL ISLANDS,18070101-VENTURA,18070102-SANTA CLARA,18070107-SAN PEDRO CHANNEL ISLANDS
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| San Francisco | Access USGS- San Francisco Bay
Summary: The San Francisco Bay and Delta Ecosystem Program is one of several study areas within the USGS Ecosystem Program. The USGS Ecosystem Program was established to enable the USGS to enhance its scientific assistance to resource managers who require an improved scientific information base to resolve or prevent complex resource conflicts or environmental problems in specific ecosystem sites. Through multiyear efforts in each study area, USGS intensifies its provision of scientific information tailored to the specific management. The information is designed to have a direct, significant, and immediate impact on management and policy decisions. It addresses regional or subregional issues that involve environmental resources such as water, minerals, and land. The sites may have as their focus such issues as water quality or water supply, environmental effects of mineral or energy use or extraction, or effects of alterations in land use or land cover. The diversity of issues, and the inherent complexity of environmental problems, lead to the formation of multidisciplinary teams of scientists from appropriate disciplines.
Disciplines in the present suite of ecosystems include land characterization, surface modeling, geospatial database management,
ground- and surface-water hydrology, geophysics, ecology, geochemistry, paleontology, cartography, hydrologic modeling, and
contaminant, sediment, and nutrient dynamics. The activities of the Ecosystem Program are focused in sites and on issues that are of high priority to the Department of the Interior and to the Nation. In 1995, the Ecosystem Program began with two ecosystems: San Francisco Bay and Delta and south Florida. Chesapeake Bay was added in 1996. In 1997, Ecosystem Program activities started in the Greater Yellowstone, the Platte River, and the Mojave Desert, bringing the total number to six.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: hourly
URL: http://sfbay.wr.usgs.gov/
Associated Watersheds: 18050001-SUISUN BAY,18050002-SAN PABLO BAY,18050003-COYOTE,18050004-SAN FRANCISCO BAY,18050005-TOMALES-DRAKE BAYS,18050006-SAN FRANCISCO COASTAL SOUTH
Contact: Laura Zink Torresan
Email: ltorresan@usgs.gov
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| | California Data Exchange Center - Real Time Data
Summary: Map of River stages in California.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: hourly
URL: http://cdec.water.ca.gov/
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| | South Coast Air Quality Management District
Summary: The South Coast AQMD is the smog control agency for all or portions of Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, California, where 14 million people breathe the dirtiest air in the US.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: hourly
URL: http://www.aqmd.gov/
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| | Rainfall Maps from DWR/CNRFC
Summary: Real-time Rainfall maps
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: hourly
URL: http://cdec.water.ca.gov/precip_maps/pcpmaps.html
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| | One Hour Precipitation Map
Summary: 1 Hour Precipitation map. Prepared by the California-Nevada River forecast center.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: hourly
URL: http://cdec.water.ca.gov/precip_maps/nca_pcp1.gif
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| | Water Quality of San Francisco Bay
Summary: The U.S. Geological Survey makes water quality measurements in San Francisco Bay at 39 fixed sampling locations spaced 3-6 kilometers apart. These sampling stations are located along the central deep channel, from the southern limit of South Bay, through Central Bay, San Pablo Bay, Carquinez Strait, Suisun Bay, and they end at Rio Vista on the Sacramento River. This sampling design provides descriptions of water quality along the longitudinal axis of the San Francisco Bay-Delta system. The table below describes the location, latitude, longitude, and water depth for each station.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: daily
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: daily
URL: http://sfbay.wr.usgs.gov/access/wqdata/
Associated Watersheds: 18050003-COYOTE,18050004-SAN FRANCISCO BAY
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| Colorado |
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| | Clean Air Colorado Air Quality Advisory
Summary: Clean Air Colorado Air Quality Advisory
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's Air Pollution Control Division has devised two reporting
systems to inform the public about air quality conditions - the PSI and VSI reporting systems.
The PSI system, using the Pollutant Standards Index, reports levels of carbon monoxide, ozone and PM10 (particulate
matter smaller than 10 microns). The VSI system, using the Visibility Standard Index, reports visibility conditions in the
Denver-metro area.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: weekly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: weekly
URL: http://apcd.state.co.us/psi/
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| | USGS - Water Resources of Colorado
Summary: The Water Resources of Colorado's mission is to provide the hydrolgic information and interpretations
that are needed to understand, manage, and use the Nation's water resources.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: daily
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: daily
URL: http://webserver.cr.usgs.gov/
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| Connecticut |
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| New Haven--Meriden | MYSound: Monitoring Your Sound
Summary: An Overview of MYSound: Monitoring Your Sound, An EPA EMPACT Project: The objectives of this EMPACT Project is to provide water quality monitoring data from Long Island Sound to a broad spectrum of users - enhancing the appreciation, knowledge and use of The Sound.
The approach involves the establishment of several telemetering data buoys within The Sound. We currently have one deployed in the Lower Thames River of New London Harbor, and one offshore of the Harbor, to the west of Fishers Island. Two more buoys will be deployed in the western sound in the vicinity of Bridgeport Harbor, one nearshore and one offshore. The data are posted near real-time to this site as provisional data, while longer term and historical data will be available as downloadable ASCII files or on CD-ROMS.
Typical sensor data that will be available includes: water temperature, conductivity/salinity, transmissivity, dissolved oxygen, nutrients/nitrate, cholorphyl A, surface hydrocarbons, indicator bacteria, current speed and direction, and selected meteorological data.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: hourly
URL: http://www.mysound.uconn.edu/
Associated Watersheds: 01100007-LONG ISLAND SOUND,02030201-NORTHERN LONG ISLAND
Contact: University of Connecticut
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| New York | MYSound: Monitoring Your Sound
Summary: An Overview of MYSound: Monitoring Your Sound, An EPA EMPACT Project: The objectives of this EMPACT Project is to provide water quality monitoring data from Long Island Sound to a broad spectrum of users - enhancing the appreciation, knowledge and use of The Sound.
The approach involves the establishment of several telemetering data buoys within The Sound. We currently have one deployed in the Lower Thames River of New London Harbor, and one offshore of the Harbor, to the west of Fishers Island. Two more buoys will be deployed in the western sound in the vicinity of Bridgeport Harbor, one nearshore and one offshore. The data are posted near real-time to this site as provisional data, while longer term and historical data will be available as downloadable ASCII files or on CD-ROMS.
Typical sensor data that will be available includes: water temperature, conductivity/salinity, transmissivity, dissolved oxygen, nutrients/nitrate, cholorphyl A, surface hydrocarbons, indicator bacteria, current speed and direction, and selected meteorological data.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: hourly
URL: http://www.mysound.uconn.edu/
Associated Watersheds: 01100007-LONG ISLAND SOUND,02030201-NORTHERN LONG ISLAND
Contact: University of Connecticut
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| Stamford--Norwalk | MYSound: Monitoring Your Sound
Summary: An Overview of MYSound: Monitoring Your Sound, An EPA EMPACT Project: The objectives of this EMPACT Project is to provide water quality monitoring data from Long Island Sound to a broad spectrum of users - enhancing the appreciation, knowledge and use of The Sound.
The approach involves the establishment of several telemetering data buoys within The Sound. We currently have one deployed in the Lower Thames River of New London Harbor, and one offshore of the Harbor, to the west of Fishers Island. Two more buoys will be deployed in the western sound in the vicinity of Bridgeport Harbor, one nearshore and one offshore. The data are posted near real-time to this site as provisional data, while longer term and historical data will be available as downloadable ASCII files or on CD-ROMS.
Typical sensor data that will be available includes: water temperature, conductivity/salinity, transmissivity, dissolved oxygen, nutrients/nitrate, cholorphyl A, surface hydrocarbons, indicator bacteria, current speed and direction, and selected meteorological data.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: hourly
URL: http://www.mysound.uconn.edu/
Associated Watersheds: 01100007-LONG ISLAND SOUND,02030201-NORTHERN LONG ISLAND
Contact: University of Connecticut
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| | National Data Buoy Center
Summary: NDBC moored buoy, C-MAN, and drifting buoy data are available in real-time for the Northeast US.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: hourly
URL: http://seaboard.ndbc.noaa.gov/Maps/Northeast.shtml
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| | USGS - Water Resources of Connecticut
Summary: Water Resources of Connecticut
The U.S. Geological Survey is the Nation's largest earth-science agency and has the principal responsibility within the Federal government for providing hydrologic
information and for appraising the Nation's water resources. The water resources of Connecticut consist of numerous streams, springs, lakes, and aquifer systems.
Streamflow, ground-water levels, and water-quality data are collected at numerous locations, and water-use data are collected throughout the area. These
hydrologic data and other data are used in research and hydrologic studies to describe the quantity, quality, and location of the area's water resources. The
collection, analysis, and interpretation of these data is done in cooperation with other federal, state and local agencies, universities, and research centers.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: daily
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: daily
URL: http://ct.water.usgs.gov/
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| Delaware |
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| | Delaware's Air Quality Pollutant Monitoring Page
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: hourly
URL: http://www.dnrec.state.de.us/air/aqm_page/air_mont.htm
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| District Of Columbia |
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| Baltimore | Maryland DNR - Eyes on the Bay
Summary: The Chesapeake Bay, its tributaries and Maryland's Coastal Bays are murky waters that hide what lies beneath. In order to care for these precious resources we must first be able "see" them and understand them. New technologies are emerging that allow us to explore the wonders and the problems of these hidden worlds like never before. Click on the stations below to see the latest data collected by Maryland's Chesapeake Bay and Coastal Bays Monitoring Programs.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: weekly
URL: http://mddnr.chesapeakebay.net/eyesonthebay/index.cfm
Associated Watersheds: 02060009-POCOMOKE
Contact: Rob Nelson
Telephone: 410-260-8656
Email: rnelson@dnr.state.md.us
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| Washington | Maryland DNR - Eyes on the Bay
Summary: The Chesapeake Bay, its tributaries and Maryland's Coastal Bays are murky waters that hide what lies beneath. In order to care for these precious resources we must first be able "see" them and understand them. New technologies are emerging that allow us to explore the wonders and the problems of these hidden worlds like never before. Click on the stations below to see the latest data collected by Maryland's Chesapeake Bay and Coastal Bays Monitoring Programs.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: weekly
URL: http://mddnr.chesapeakebay.net/eyesonthebay/index.cfm
Associated Watersheds: 02060009-POCOMOKE
Contact: Rob Nelson
Telephone: 410-260-8656
Email: rnelson@dnr.state.md.us
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| | REGIONAL AIR QUALITY MONITORING, FORECASTING, PLANNING,AND REPORTING
Summary: air quality forcasts for Washington, DC, regional ozone map, regional monitoring map.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: hourly
URL: http://www.mwcog.org/dep/air.html
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| | KAIRE
Summary: KAIRE is Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District’s community outreach and education program for the Louisville metro area. Enhancing our neighborhoods and quality of life helps to ensure environmental and economic health for residents. KAIRE's primary goal is to increase public awareness of the impact individual choices can have on local air quality.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: daily
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: daily
URL: http://www.helptheair.org/
Associated Watersheds: 05140101
Contact: KAIRE
Telephone: (502) 574-6000
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| Florida |
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| | National Data Buoy Center
Summary: NDBC designs, develops, operates, and maintains a network of data collecting buoys and coastal stations. NDBC's virtual tour will give you an overview of what NDBC does, the facilities, the atmospheric and oceanographic variables measured, and the use of these data.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: hourly
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: hourly
URL: http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/
Associated Watersheds: 03120001-APALACHEE BAY-ST. MARKS
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| Georgia |
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| Atlanta | Ambient Monitoring Program (AMP)
Summary: The Ambient Monitoring Program (AMP) measures levels of air pollutants throughout the State. The data are used to determine compliance with air standards established for five compounds and to evaluate the need for any special controls for various other pollutants. Recent measurements are available by selecting the day in the table below. Older data may be obtained by querying the AMP database. Further, all these data are used to calculate the Pollutant Standard Index (PSI) - a simple measure of a region's air quality.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: daily
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: daily
URL: http://www.gaepd.org/Documents/index_air.html
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| Augusta--Aiken | Ambient Monitoring Program (AMP)
Summary: The Ambient Monitoring Program (AMP) measures levels of air pollutants throughout the State. The data are used to determine compliance with air standards established for five compounds and to evaluate the need for any special controls for various other pollutants. Recent measurements are available by selecting the day in the table below. Older data may be obtained by querying the AMP database. Further, all these data are used to calculate the Pollutant Standard Index (PSI) - a simple measure of a region's air quality.
Monitoring Collection Frequency: daily
Monitoring Refresh Frequency: daily
URL: http://www.gaepd.org/Documents/index_air.html
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