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Walrus in the northern Bering Sea - photo by A. Trites

SCIENCE TOPICS

ABOUT THE ALASKA
SCIENCE CENTER

Science Topics at the Alaska Science Center

Biology:

Fish & Fisheries, Mammals, Birds, Ecosystems & Habitats, and Technical Programs

Earth Science Information Center

Geography:

Geographic Science at the USGS Alaska Science Center involves investigations into the use of remote sensing and GIS technologies for characterizing terrestrial ecosystems and land processes in the boreal and arctic regions of the U.S. Many projects support the USGS Global Change Research Program. Research activities include land surface characterization and land remote sensing.

Geology:

Research scientists of the ASC Geology Office conduct objective scientific investigations on a wide variety of geologic topics including mineral and energy resources, earthquake and landslide hazards, earth surface and geologic processes, and mineral/environmental cycling. Much of the work involves geologic mapping, geochemical sampling, and geophysical interpretation. The data and reports provide information to Federal, State, and Native organizations as well as the general public.

Water:

Hydrologic Data, NWISWeb Data in Alaska, and Activities.

ASC Science Portal

The portal is a searchable, web map-based tool to facilitate public and partner access to information on over 160 subjects under USGS study in the Nation’s largest State.

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