United States Geological Survey

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The United States Geological Survey is a U.S. government scientific agency that studies and monitors natural resources and natural hazards such as earthquakes, volcanoes, and water resources.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf federal agency
government agency of the United States
scientific agency
abbreviation USGS
country United States of America
employs administrative staff
engineers
scientists
technicians
foundedBy United States Congress
fundedBy United States federal budget
hasMission to provide reliable scientific information about natural hazards
to provide reliable scientific information about natural resources
to support decision making by policymakers
to support public safety and environmental management
hasMotto Science for a changing world
headquartersLocation Reston, Virginia
linked to: Reston

United States
inception 1879
jurisdiction Federal government of the United States
monitors droughts
earthquakes
ecosystems
landslides
streamflow
volcanoes
water resources
wildlife populations
officialLanguage English
operates Biological Resources Division
Earthquake Hazards Program
National Earthquake Information Center
National Geospatial Program
National Water Information System
parentOrganization United States Department of the Interior
partOf United States Department of the Interior
produces earthquake catalogs
geologic maps
hydrologic data
topographic maps
volcanic activity reports
studies biology
geography
geology
hydrology
natural hazards
natural resources
website https://www.usgs.gov

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1906 San Francisco earthquake recordedBy United States Geological Survey
United States Department of the Interior hasPart U.S. Geological Survey
linked to: United States Geological Survey
San Andreas Fault monitoredBy United States Geological Survey
Modified Mercalli intensity scale usedBy United States Geological Survey
United States Department of the Interior oversees U.S. Geological Survey
subject linked to: DOI
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Office of Wildland Fire coordinatesWith U.S. Geological Survey
linked to: United States Geological Survey
U.S. Board on Geographic Names collaboratesWith United States Geological Survey
United States Geological Survey abbreviation USGS
linked to: United States Geological Survey
United States Geological Survey operates National Earthquake Information Center
linked to: United States Geological Survey
United States Geological Survey operates Earthquake Hazards Program
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Newberry Volcano monitoredBy United States Geological Survey
Mount St. Helens monitoringAgency United States Geological Survey
Mauna Loa monitoredBy U.S. Geological Survey
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Menlo Park, California hostsInstitution U.S. Geological Survey (Menlo Park campus)
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Medicine Lake Volcano monitoredBy United States Geological Survey
Stennis Space Center hostsTenant U.S. Geological Survey
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Valley and Ridge Province recognizedBy United States Geological Survey
Cascadia Subduction Zone studiedBy United States Geological Survey
Mount Hood isMonitoredBy United States Geological Survey
Mount Adams isMonitoredBy United States Geological Survey
USGS Pocasset quadrangle creator United States Geological Survey
USGS Pocasset quadrangle publisher United States Geological Survey
USGS Pocasset quadrangle cartographicAuthority USGS
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Lassen Peak monitoredBy United States Geological Survey
United States Department of the Interior oversees U.S. Geological Survey
subject linked to: USDOI
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Office of Wildland Fire coordinatesWith U.S. Geological Survey
subject linked to: OWF
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Glacier Peak firstAscentBy Party of the U.S. Geological Survey
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Lester Frank Ward employer United States Geological Survey
Domestic Names Committee cooperatesWith United States Geological Survey
Principles, Policies, and Procedures for Domestic Geographic Names publisher U.S. Geological Survey
linked to: United States Geological Survey
BGN cooperatesWith United States Geological Survey
Mount Baker isMonitoredBy United States Geological Survey
Geographic Names Information System operator United States Geological Survey
Geographic Names Information System maintainedBy United States Geological Survey
Geographic Names Information System publisher United States Geological Survey
Crestview USGS topographic map publisher United States Geological Survey
Ogallala Aquifer studiedBy United States Geological Survey
Woods Hole, Massachusetts, United States hasResearchInstitution United States Geological Survey Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Esmeralda Bank monitoredBy U.S. Geological Survey
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Long Valley Caldera overseenBy United States Geological Survey
Berkeley Seismological Laboratory collaboratesWith United States Geological Survey
Pagan monitoredBy U.S. Geological Survey
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Mount Arvon elevationRevisedBy U.S. Geological Survey
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Hot Creek Geological Site monitoredBy United States Geological Survey
Grove Karl Gilbert employer United States Geological Survey
San Jacinto Fault Zone monitoredBy United States Geological Survey
Anatahan monitoringAgency U.S. Geological Survey
linked to: United States Geological Survey
Science for a changing world usedBy United States Geological Survey
Science for a changing world officialMottoOf United States Geological Survey
Science for a changing world describesMissionOf United States Geological Survey