[Beta] Water Data For The Nation Site Pages
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[Beta] Water Data For The Nation Site Pages
A web app for analyzing hydrology data.
R package for accessing USGS stream-gage camera images via the NIMS API. Discover cameras, list and download time-lapse imagery, and assemble animated GIFs or MP4 videos of rivers, streams, and flood events across the United States. Pairs with dataRetrieval for NWIS site metadata.
Query real-time and historical water data from ~8,000 USGS stream gages and groundwater wells via MCP. STDIO or Streamable HTTP.
Generalized flood monitoring system with multi-source data ingestion (USGS, USACE, ASOS), hydrological zone-based spatial analysis, and real-time alerting with dynamic configuration. Built in Rust , supported by Python.
Northwest Instrument System uAnalyst 2000 information, reverse engineering etc.
A lightweight Python toolkit for downloading, processing, and filtering USGS NWIS daily water data. Supports batch downloads, parameter code discovery, and tidy Pandas DataFrames.
Initial work toward a analytical database for Upper Colorado Basin hydrology data
Hydrology plugin for Open Science Pillars: SWOT river and lake levels, GRACE-FO groundwater, USGS NWIS streamflow, SMAP soil moisture, and an applied water-resources pack for drought and reservoir analysis. In active development.
Django app for USGS water-data research: site discovery, daily-value downloads, and per-site mutual information between water-quality parameters.
Jupyter Notebook of sinusoidal regression of Yuba River data from USGS NWIS
Pacific Northwest Hydrology Plot Analyses
USGS Water Services — independent third-party profile of a public API surface, by API Evangelist. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) National Water Information System (NWIS) exposes a suite of REST APIs providing access to real-time and historical water data from over 1.5 million monitoring locations across the United States and territories.
Retrieve sets of tools for LLM agents using query-conditioned hyperedge prediction.
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