USGS national groundwater monitoring network: oklahoma 2024 project period: 9 1 2024 through 8 31 2026 the oklahoma water resources board (owrb) is a current water-level and water quality network data…

The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) awarded a $234,088.39 Cooperative Agreement to the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) under the National Ground-Water Monitoring Network (CFDA 15.980) program. The agreement period runs from September 1, 2024 through August 31, 2026.

Under this award, OWRB will provide persistent data services for two years to ensure the continuous flow of their groundwater data to the NGWMN data portal. OWRB will also perform well maintenance on 39 wells and upgrade or install real-time monitoring equipment at 21 wells. Additionally, OWRB will keep the NGWMN monitoring location registry up to date, provide new continuous water-level data, and deliver a project status report and final report. The key beneficiaries are OWRB, water users in Oklahoma, and users of the National Ground-Water Monitoring Network.

USGS national groundwater monitoring network: oklahoma 2024 project period: 9 1 2024 through 8 31 2026 the oklahoma water resources board (owrb) is a current water-level and water quality network data provider. This project is to support the flow of the districts data to the national ground-water monitoring network (ngwmn) and to enhance the data collected by the provider for the ngwmn. During this project, the owrb will provide persistent data services for two years to ensure that their data continues to flow the ngwmn data portal and that metadata for network sites are up to date. They will also do well maintenance at 39 wells and upgrade or install real-time monitoring equipment at 21 wells. As part of the project, the owrb will: 1) deliver a project status report after one year of work, 2) keep the ngwmn monitoring location registry up to date with latest site metadata, 3) ensure that web services for the ngwmn continue to deliver data to the data portal, 4) provide data from newly upgraded continuous water-level sites to the ngwmn, and 5) produce a final report documenting all work accomplished during the project. The beneficiaries of the work will be the: oklahoma water resources board, water users within oklahoma, and users of the national ground-water monitoring network.