This new feature is used to search and filter through data by locations and data collection categories in WDFN.
Category: Water Information
In 2024, we asked our users for feedback. This is what we found.
We’ve made changes to the Monitoring Location Page (MLP) to make all kinds of water data accessible from the same place in WDFN.
Details of NWISweb Decommission Campaign 1 from October 2024 to February 2025
Summary of the NWISweb webpage decommissions ongoing from October 2024 through February 2027
hyswap is an open-source Python package that is designed to enable cooperators, stakeholders and the public to calculate summary hydrologic statistics and create maps, tables and visualizations for critical decision-making. Access the package at https://github.com/DOI-USGS/hyswap .
Feature to see current water conditions from all monitoring locations in a state that collect continuous data.
This blog describes a mapping file available to users to ease the transition to the WQX version 3.0 format. The spreadsheet provides high-level mapping of data fields in the legacy NWIS format to WQX fields.
WaterServices databases are receiving a major version update to meet security and dependency requirements.
WQX3.0 data are available through the Water Quality Portal. This updated version of the schema includes new elements and new profiles with updated column names.
USGS Water Data for the Nation products have many users. Advanced Check Status users desire “at a glance” information that is more complex than the Check Status user. Read on to find out more about this unique group of Check Status users.
Submit to the river chlorophyll forecasting challenge, co-hosted by the USGS Water Mission Area and Ecological Forecasting Initiative.