U.S. Geological Survey

How the US Geological Survey aids the search for critical minerals

The U.S. Geological Survey plans to expand its database of minerals to help with an information gap.

Technology

The US Geological Survey brings new technology to an old mission

Technology

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100 years of federal efforts to track and learn more about birds

Workforce

The aftermath of Hurricane Michael at Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla. (courtesy photo)

DIU teams up with civilian agencies to start humanitarian AI challenge

Artificial Intelligence

U.S. Geological Survey team earned SAMMIES nomination with Hawaii volcano coverage

Federal Drive

Agencies crowd-sourcing data under strategy to bring ‘science to the masses’

Big Data

Exclusive

Ignore the Shiny Object. Focus on Outcomes.

Federal Insights

Interior IG refers investigation into Sec. Zinke to Justice Dept.

Federal Newscast

An onlooker checks out the heavy surf at the Avalon Fishing Pier in Kill Devil Hills, N.C., Thursday, Sept. 13, 2018 as Hurricane Florence approaches the east coast. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome, File)

Whole-of-government: how other agencies respond to Florence, and other natural disasters

FEMA is the most familiar federal player in the drama of disaster response, but other agencies from the Coast Guard to USDA to USGS are pitching in to…

Management

Matthew Neilson: USGS helps identify misplaced fish

The U.S. Geological Survey offers a new and easier way for people who spot the wrong fish in the wrong place to report it.

Federal Drive

Interior’s USGS turns to the cloud to make its earthquake app into a life-saving platform

Ask the CIO

Tim Quinn, U.S. Geological Survey associate chief information officer, said the agency has more than 20 applications in the cloud and plans to make self-provisioning a real option.