Hi,
Related to library inquiries, much of the country's population is experiencing flooding or drought conditions at the moment, the USGS information sources may be of interest:
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Note, when I help people in the library, I show them how to layer all the USGS data, such as maps through time, geologic maps, hydrologic maps, streamgages, earthquake events, oil/gas well maps, mineral maps, and so on, in Google Earth, which they can save to their desktop/laptop for meetings and outreach events...
Trinity River Flooding, Texas, Landsat imagery:
http://remotesensing.usgs.gov/gallery/gallery.php?cat=3#415
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http://waterwatch.usgs.gov/index.php?id=drought_cumflow
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Comparison of Streamflow Maps
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Water news stories:
Colorado high waters take toll; two dead, two more presumed dead
River level to be eased Tuesday
Kayaker killed in accident was popular Snowmass ski instructor
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If your agency is at Denver Federal Center or in the Denver area and you have natural hazards and(or) man-made hazards handouts for the public, I can add them to my outreach in the library...
Please stay safe, and enjoy the day!
Emily