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Have you heard? We're on the cusp of releasing new changes to discrete data delivery. New features include Observed Properties which is a modernized and standardized parameter description.
Note: Delivery of new USGS discrete data has been temporarily frozen; the data will start flowing in the WQX standard in April.
We'll be hosting a webinar on April 11th at 1-2 pm CT to discuss discrete data delivery. We will send out a short special edition of this newsletter closer to the date of the webinar to remind people.
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#GageGreatness is HERE. Vote on X.
 Fourteen Water Science Centers have elected to participate in Gage Greatness this year! They each nominated one gage. We finished Round 1 last week. Round 2 begins today! Get ready to vote on X, formerly known as Twitter!
This fun competition shows how important our gaging data is to everyone in the nation.
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This new feature offers you the ability to save your favorite monitoring location pages. You can also see the latest value for all real-time data collected at each location.
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Jazz up your ggplots!
 When we were at the AGU conference, one of our scientists brought some "pizzazz" to a 1920s-themed ignite talk on stage at the Great American Music Hall. Listen to her talk about rstats and how to jazz up your ggplots!
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Have you explored Water Services?
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 Water Services has a user-friendly look and feel since we implemented the latest in USGS design standards. Have you tried it out?
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 If scientists consider both local and upstream conditions, it may improve early warnings. It may also improve our understanding of potentially harmful algal blooms in river systems, especially downstream impacts, and on water availability.
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