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Geology & Hydrology
Geology
NRM’s geologist performs aerial photograph interpretation, conducts investigations and geologic hazard evaluations, prepares reports on geologic history, geologic structure, tectonics, slope stability, landslide and sediment transport processes, soil erosion and land use history.
Hydrology
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NRM’s staff hydrologist evaluates erosion and sediment sources on roads and landings, investigates hillslope stability, assesses stream channel impacts and aquatic habitat, maps and classifies watercourses and conducts riparian surveys. The hydrologist performs aerial photograph interpretation to analyze road construction history, landslide activity and other erosion processes. |
Road Assessment
NRM conducts road system investigations to identify and map areas or site specific structures that are failing or prone to failure and plans rehabilitation or mitigation projects relating to sediment control. NRM has a staff member certified as a Professional Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Specialist by the Soil and Water Conservation Society. Designing and directing road rehabilitation projects on public and private landholdings has proven to be of critical importance for a number of different project types. |
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Watershed
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NRM’s Geologist and Hydrologist conduct geomorphic mapping, aerial-photograph interpretation, erosion and sediment inventories, treatment prescriptions, culvert risk analyses, stream profiles, hydrologic analyses, impact assessments, cumulative effects analyses, and watershed analyses. |
Sample of Stream Mapping
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